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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS^'
FOK
THE YE^R 1894.
WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1895.
ANNUAL REPORT
T
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OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF PATEl
FOR
THE YE^R 1894.
WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1895.
Il.EIE'OiEiT
OOMMISSIOISrEIl OF P^ii^TEISTTS
TO CONGRESS,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1894.
Laid before the House of Representatives by the Speaker, February 20, 1895, roforrod to tho Committeo on Patents, and ordered
to be printed.
Departsient of the Interior,
United States Patent Office,
Washington, D. C, January 31, 1895.
To the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress assembled :
I have the honor to submit the following report of
the business of this Office for the year ending Decem-
ber 31, 1894.
In 1894 there were received 36,987 applications for
patents; 1,357 applications for designs; 95 applica-
tions for reissues; 2,286 caveats; 2,053 applications
for registration of trademarks, and 371 applications
for labels. There were 20,803 patents granted, in-
cluding designs; 61 patents reissued, and 1,806 trade-
marks registered. The number of patents which ex-
pired was 12,920. The number of patents which were
by operation of law forfeited for non-payment of the
final fee was 3,812. The total expenditures were
$1,100,047.12. The receipts over expenditures were
187,392.46, and the total balance to the credit of the
Patent Office in the Treasury of the United States
amounts to $4,369,135.91.
In proportion to population more patents were is-
sued to citizens of Connecticut than to those of any
other Sbate— one to every 993 inhabitants — and next
in order, in proportion to population, come Massachu-
setts with one to every 1,335; the District of Colum-
bia with one to every 1,379; New Jersey with one to
every 1,557; Montana with one to every 1,738; Rhode
Island with one to every 1,753; New York with one
to every 1,801, and Colorado with one to every 1,991.
The States to whose citizens fewest patents were
granted in proportion to the number of inhabitants
are South Carolina, one to every 25,581; Mississippi,
one to every 21,857; North Carolina, one to every
18,597; Arkansas, one to every 19,792, and Georgia,
one to every 16,703. Some were issued to citizens of
every State and territory in the Union.
As to foreign countries, more were granted to sub-
jects of England than of any other— 689; to those of
Germany, 582; of the Dominion of Canada, 293; of
France, 196; some to subjects of Austria-Hungary,
Belgium, China, Cuba, Denmark, Finland, Hawaii,
ludia, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, New South
Wales, New Zealand, Norway, Queensland, Russia,
Scotland, Servia, South Australia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Venezuela, and Victoria, and one each
to citizens, respectively, of British Guiana, Chile, Co-
lombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Natal, New Providence,
Peru, and Porto Rico.
ACTIONS OF THE OFFICE.
The Office received for action not only the 40,492
original applications for patents, for designs, for re-
issues, and for the registration of trade-marks, but
received also 85,422 amendments of applications and
other writings from applicants which put the cases to
which they appertained into condition for further ac-
tion by the Office in the nature of reexamination.
An average of 711 original cases was received a
week, and an average of 1,642 amended cases each
week. On the 31st day of December, 1894, there were
pending in the Office 2,273 new applications not acted
on and 2,180 amended cases not acted on, a total of
4,453.
None of the thirty- three examining divisions in the
Office was in arrears more than one month, either on
new applications or on amended work, and this means
that any application for a patent filed complete andir
such form as that the subject-matter may be under
stood receives action upon the merits within one mont
of the filing date.
PROSECUTION OF CASES BY APPLICANTS.
On December 31, 1894, there were 5,597 allowed cases
awaiting the payment of the final fee of twenty dollars,
which section 4S85 of the Revised Statutes permits to
be paid within six months from the time at which the
application was passed and allowed and notice thereof
sent to the applicant or his agent. On the same day
there were pending in the Office 50,507 cases which had
been acted on by the Office, many of them repeatedly,
and which were awaiting amendment or repe il or other
proceeding in prosecution on the part of the appli-
cants. Twelve thousand of these applications had
been pending two years or more; 1,511 of them had
been pending five years or more; 130 of them had been
pending ten years, and 5 of them had been pending
fifteen years.
Section 4894 of the Revised Statutes provides:
All applications for patents shall be completed and prepared
for exarnination within two years after the filing of tho applica-
tion, and in default thereof or upon failure of the applicant to
prosecute the same within two years after any action therein, of
which notice shall have been given to the applicant, they shall be
regarded as abandoned by the parties thereto, unless it be shown
to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Patents that such de-
lay was unavoidable.
In some degree the practice obtains of employing
this statute to sanction delays in the prosecution that
seem to be unwarranted. An examination of three
hundred of the oldest applications in the Office, all of
them awaiting the action of the applicants, indicates
that in some cases an application wanting in merit is
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EEPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1894.
thus kept aUve because the attorney shrinks from the
responsibility of allowing it to become abandoned, and
for that reason, just before the two years from the
last Office action have expired, he amends for the pur-
pose of continuing the application in being. In other
cases, concerning inventions which are valuable, the
delay is apparently intentional and the same procedure
is employed to delay the issue of the patent in order
that the seventeen years of exclusive use under it may
begin from a future date and under a more fully de-
veloped art.
In a specimen case of apparently unwarranted de-
lay the record of actions by the Office and of responses
by the applicant was as follows:
Application filed June 23, 1879
Rejected July 21, 1879
Specification and claims amended June 10, 1881
Eejected . June 22, 1881
One claim amended May 2, 1883
Rejected flnaUy July 27, 1883
One claim canceled July 24, 1885
Rejected July 30, 1885
Three claims amended Ju'y 22, 1887
Rejected Jan. 6, 1888
AU the claims amended June 5, 1889
Rejected July 2, 1889
Argiunent and amendment to two claims June 23, 1891
Rejected Aug. 26, 1891
Argument and amendment to one claim Aug. 21, 1893
Rejected Nov. 1, 1893
It appears from this record that the Office actions
were prompt and that the applicant's responses were
at intervals of nearly two years in six instances.
It is thought that the following regulations for the
conduct of proceedings in the Patent Office are within
the power of the Commissioner, with the approval of
the Secretary of the Interior, to make, and it is pro-
posed to enact them and to put them into effect on
and after April 15, 1895:
An applicant will be considered to persist in his claim for a
patent without altering his specification in case he fail to act in
prosecution of the same for six months after the Office action'
thereon, and thereupon the Examiner will malie a re-examination
of the case.
In appealable cases in which no limit of appeal is fixed, no ap-
peal will be entertained by any tribunal in the Office unless taken
within six months from the action which puts the case in condi
tion for appeal, unless it be shown to the satisfaction of the Com-
missioner that such delay was unavoidable.
In e'^ery case pending before the Office more than five years, in
which the record raises the presumption that there have been in-
tentional delays in prosecution, the Examiner may require theap-
plicant to show cause why the case was not more rapidly prose-
cuted, and at the hearing, thereon, or upon failure of the appli-
cant to appear, the Examiner will determine, under all the cir-
cumstances of the case, whether there have been intentional and
unreasonable delays in prosecution, and upon finding the fact to
be so he will reject the case for that reason.
I respectfully reiterate my former recommendation
that the working force of the Patent Office be in-
creased, and to that end that the appropriation be in-
creased by $64,590, in order that to such increased
force may be assigned the work of classification, which
now falls to the present examining corps. Perfect
classification is the indispensable condition upon
which reasonably accurate examinations upon the
question of novelty may be made. The issue of a
patent which is anticipated in any former patent,
either in the 541 ,571 American patents or in the 864,700
foreign patents, or in any printed publication in this
or in any foreign country, will be declared a nullity
upon a proper proceeding in court. Very much of
the litigation concerning patents is upon that question.
The perfect classification of this vast material will
enable applicants in the first instance to draw their
claims with a close approximation to validity, and,
secondly, it would enable the Office to make searches
upon which patents would be granted which in a very
high percentage of cases would be held valid in the
courts. A classification has been made by the sepa-
rate divisions and from time to time revised; but it
has its inherent defects, which require for their cor-
rection an exhaustive review of the whole ground.
Estimates are now before the Congress, and the ad-
ditional force would comprise the following:
1 Chief of Classification Division $2,750
2 First Assistant Examiners, (each) 1,800
2 Second Assistant Examiners, (each) 1,600
3 Third Assistant Examiners, (each) 1,400
36 Fourth Assistant Examiners, (each) 1,200
2 Clerks, (each) 1,200
2 Permanent Clerks, (each) 1,000
2 Copyists, (each) 900
2 Assistant Messengers, (each) 720
It is thought that no new legislation would be re-
quired, seeing that the work to be done is such as has
already been attempted, and that the changes in the
appropriation bill for the present year providing for
the increased force and increased expenditure are all
that would be necessary to enable the work to be done.
No printing is required.
I respectfully renew my former recommendations
that the Scientific Library have an increased appro-
priation of $10,000 instead of $3,000; that the expired
patents be printed; that authority for the sale of cop-
ies of patents, in classes, at five cents each, and in
orders of one thousand or more, by classes, at three
cents each, be given; that authority for organizing a
patent bar be given the Commissioner, to be exercised
under the approval of the Secretary of the Interior,
and that section 4887 of the Revised Statutes be
amended so that an application for a patent may be
made in this country within six months from the date
of application in any foreign country without subject-
ing the patent to restriction in its term of seventeen
years by reason of such foreign application.
RECEIPTS.
Detailed statement of all moneys received for patents,
for copies of records or drawings, or from any source
whatever.
Applications:
Cash received $1,028,172 00
Cash refunded 5,312 00
Net cash 1,022,860 00
Certificates of deposit 35,475 00
Total cash and certificates 1,058,335 00
Copies:
Cash received 101,967 88
Cash refunded _. . . 5,559 22
Net cash 96,408 66
Certificates of deposit 422 45
Total cash and certificates 96,831 11
Recording assignments:
Cash received 21,317 20
Cash refunded 929 74
Net cash 20,387 46
Certificates of deposit ] 13 00
Total cash and certificates 20,500 46
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1894.
Subscription to Official Gazette:
Cash received 11,5T6 41
Cash refunded 134 20
Net cash 11,442 21
Certificates of deposit 55 30
Total cash and certificates 11,407 51
Registration of labels:
Cash received 2,190 00
Cash refunded 1,914 50
Net cash 275 50
Certificates of deposit
Total cash and certificates 275 50
Aggregates.
Cash received $1,165,223 49
Cash refunded 13,849 60
Netcash 1,151,373 83
Certificates of deposit 36,0«5 75
Total cash and certificates 1,187,439 58
EXPENDITURES.
Amount expended by this Office under the several ap-
propriations from January 1, 1894, to December 31,
1894.
Salaries $686,942 20
Official Gazette 39,4:30 95
Photolithogrraphing 79,640 71
Scientific library 1,989 93
Transportation of publications to foreign govern-
meuts 523 25
International Union for Protection of Industrial Prop-
erty 680 93
Total 809.213 97
Approximate amount reported by the Department of
the Interior as expended on account of this Office
from January 1, 1894, to December 31, 1894.*
Stationery $11,300 61
Postage on foreign matter 1,650 00
Printing and binding 249,141 33
Watch force 16,600 00
Furniture 214 83
■Carpets 1,330 86
Ice 533 37
Telephones 393 91
Washing towels 99 63
Sundries 9,583 61
Total 290,833 15
Aggregate amount of expenditm^es 1,100,047 12
RECEIPTS OVEE EXPENDITURES.
Total receipts $1,187,439 58
Total expenditures 1,100,047 12
Receipts over expenditures 87,392 46
Statement of balance in the Treasury of the United
States on account of the patent fund.
Amount to the credit of the fund January 1, 1894. . $4,281,743 45
Amount of receipts during the year 1894 1,187.439 58
Total 5,469.18:3 03
, Deduct expenditures for the year 1894 1,100,047 12
Balance January 1, 1895 4,369,135 91
*A literal compliance with the provisions of the statute requir-
ing " a detailed statement of all expenditures for contingent and
miscellaneous expenses "' is not possible, for the reason that the
contingent fund for the several Bureaus of this Department was
consolidated by the act of March 3, 1S83, and hence no part of
that fund is disbursed by the Patent Office, and I am furnished
only with an approximate sum expended on behalf of the Pat-
ent Office.
SUMMARY OF THE BUSINESS OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
Number of applications for patents for inventions 36,987
Number of applications for patents for designs 1,.357
Number of applications for reissues of patents 95
Total number of applications 38,439
Number of caveats filed 2,286
Number of applications for registration of trade-marks . 2,053
Number of applications for registration of labels 371
Number of disclaimers filed 12
Number of appeals on the merits 1,033
Total.
6,755
Total number of applications, etc., requiring investiga-
tion and action 44, 194
Number of patents issued, including designs 20,803
Number of patents reissued 64
Total.
20,807
Number of trade-marks registered 1,806
Number of labels registered
Number of prints registered 5
Total 1 ,81 1
Number of patents expired during the year 12,920
Number of patents withheld for non-payment of final
fees 3,812
PATENTS ISSUED.
Patents issued to citizens of the United States, with
tlie ratio of population to each patent granted. '
States and Territories.
Alabama
Arizona Territory
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia. . .
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New .lersey
New Mexico Territory .
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma Territory . . .
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah Territory
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
United States Army . . .
United States Navy
Total 18,837
Patents
and
One to
designs.
every—,
88
17,193
11
5,420
57
19,792
617
1,958
207
1,991
751
993
33
5,105
167
1..378
46
8,50£
110
16,703
22
3,835
1,6.32
2,344
544
3
334
4,030
5,724
194
7,356
160
11,610
105
10,653
104
6,.356
305
3,417
1,676
1,;335
750
2,791
316
4,119
59
21,857
726
3,690
76
1,7.3P
161
6,477
10
4,576
93
4,048
928
1,557
n
13,963
3,329
1,801
87
18,597
26
7,027
1,402
2,619
10
6,183
72
4,357
1,904
2,761
197
1,753
45
25,581
43
7,646
106
16,674
271
8,249
27
7,700
78
4,361
134
12,368
89
3,925
74
10,.308
413
4,084
15
4,047
10
9
18.837
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1894.
Patents granted to citizens of foreign countries.
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
70
23
1
Natal
1
Netherlands
New Providence
New South Wales . .
New Zealand
6
1
Canada
Chile
893
1
2
1
8
13
1
689
3
196
16
14
China
Norway
8
Peru
1
Cuba
Denmark
Ecuador
England
Finland
France
Porto Rico ,. .,
Queensland
Eussia
Scotland
Seryia
South Australia
Spain
Sweden
1
6
18
43
4
2
Germany
Guatemala
582
1
3
4
11
14
14
4
40'
Hawaii
India
Switzerland
Venezuela
45
3
Ireland
Victoria
Total
23
2,166
The following tables present a comparative statement of the business of the Patent OflSce since the enact-
ment of the statute of 1836 and exhibit in detail the business of the OiSce during the last calendar year^
Comparative statement of the business of the Office from 1837 to 1894, inclusive.
Year.
a a
CI ^ <D
•sg
6S.
CO
1837
435
520
425
473
495
517
519
497
503
638
569
653
1,077
993
872
1,019
961
1,844
2,013
2,505
2,896
3,710
4,538
4,819
3,340
3,521
4,170
5,020
6,616
9,450
13,015
13,378
13,986
13,321
13,033
13,590
12,864
13,599
14,837
15,595
14,187
13,444
13,213
13,947
16,584
19,267
22,383
20,413
24,233
22,508
21,477
20,506
24,158
26,292
23,244
23,559
23,769
20,867
$29,289 08
42,123 54
38,019 97
38,056 51
40,413 01
36,505 63
35,315 81
42,509 26
51,076 14
50,264 16
63,111 19
67,576 69
80,752 78
86,927 05
95,738 61
112,056 34
121,527 45
163,789 84
216,459 35
192,588 02
196,132 01
203,716 16
245,942 15
256,352 59
137,354 44
215,754 99
195,593 29
240,919 98
348,791 84
495,665 38
646,581 92
681,565 86
693,145 81
669,456 76
678,716 46
699,726 39
703,191 77
738,278 17
743,453 36
757,987 65
732,342 85
725,375 55
703,931 47
749,685 32
853,665 89
1,009,219 45
1,146,240 00
1,075,798 80
1,188,089 15
1,154,551 40
1,144,509 60
1,118,516 10
1,281,728 05
1,340,372 66
1,271,285 78
1,286,331 88
1,242,871 64
1,187,439 58
$33,506 98
37,338 92
34,543 51
39,020 67
52,666 87
31,241 4:3
30,776 96
36,344 53
39,395 65
46,158 71
41,878 35
58,905 84
77,716 44
80,100 95
86.916 93
95,916 91
132,869 83
167.146 32
179,540 33
199,931 02
211,582 09
193,193 74
210,278 41
252,820 80
221,491 91
182,810 .39
189,414 14
229,868 00
274,199 34
361,724 28
639,263 32
628,679 77
486,430 74
557.147 19
562,091 64
665,595 00
691,178 98
679,288 41
721,657 71
652,542 60
613,152 62
593,082 89
529,638 97
538,865 17
605,173 28
683,867 67
675,234 86
970,579 76
1,024,378 85
992,503 45
994,472 22
973,108 78
1,052,955 96
1,099,297 74
1,139,713 35
1,110,739 24
1,141,038 45
1,100,047 12
1838
$4,764 62
1839
3,476 46
1840
765
847
761
819
1,045
1,246
1,272
1,531
1,628
1,955
2,193
2,258
2,639
2,673
3,324
4,435
4,960
4,771
5,364
6,225
7,653
4,643
5,038
6,014
6,972
10,664
15,269
21,276
20,44.'i
19,271
19,171
19,472
18,246
20,414
21,602
21,638
21,425
20,308
20,260
20,059
23,012
26,059
31,522
34,576
35,600
35,717
35,968
35,613
35,797
40,575
41,046
40,552
40,753
38,473
38,439
228
312
291
315
380
452
448
533
607
595
602
760
996
901
868
906
1,024
1,010
943
1,097
1,084
700
824
787
1,063
1,937
2,723
3,597
3,705
3,624
3,273
3,366
3,090
3,248
3,181
3,094
2,697
2,809
2,755
2,620
2,490
2,406
2,553
2,741
2,582
2,552
2,513
2,622
2,251
2,481
2,311
2,408
2,290
2,247
2,286
1841
1842
5,264 20
1843 ... .
4,538 85
1844
6,164 73
1845
11,680 49
1846
4,105 45
1847
21,232 84
1848
8,670 85
1849
3,036 34
1850
6,826 10
1851 . ....
8,821 68
1852
16,139 43
1853
1854 . . .
1855
36,919 02
1856
1857 . . . ... . .
1858
1859
10,522 42
35,663 74
I860
3,531 79
1861
1862
32,944 06
1863
6,179 15
1864
1865
11,051 98
74,592 50
1866
133,941 10
1867
7,318 60
1868
52,886 09
1869
206,715 07
1870
112,.309 57
1871
1872
116,624 82
34,131 39
1873
12,012 79
1874
58,989 76
1875
21,795 65
1876
105,445 05
1877
119,190 23
1878
132,292 66
1879
174,292 50
1880
210,820 15
1881
248,492 61
1882
325,351 78
1883
471,005 14
1884
105,219 04
1885
163,710 30
1886
162,047 95
18S7
150,037 38
1888
1890
145,407 32
228,772 09
241,074 92
131,572 43
1892
175,592 59
101,833 19
18J4
87,392 46
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1894.
Vll
Statement showing the number of tJie first patent. Design patent, and reissued patent, and the number of the
first certificate of registration of a Trade-Mark and a Label issued in each calendar year since July 28, 1836,
when Vie present series of numbers of Letters Patent commenced, togetlier with the total number of each
issued during the year.
[The number of patents granted prior to the commencement of this series of numbering (July 28, 1836) was 9,957.]
Number of first patent and certificate
issued in each calendar year.
Number of patents and certiiflcates of registra-
tion issued during each calendar year.
Year.
1
.1
1
If
3
1
1
1
B.2
^1
1
1836 (July 28)
1
110
546
1,061
1,465
1,923
2,413
2,901
3,395
3,873
4,348
4,914
5,409
5,993
6,981
7,865
8,622
9,512
10,358
12,117
14,009
16,324
19,010
22,477
26,642
31,005
:J4,045
109
4:36
515
404
458
490
488
494
478
475
666
495
684
988
884
757
890
846
1,759
1,892
2,315
2,686
3,467
4,165
4,363
3,040
3,221
3,781
4,638
6,099
8,874
12,:301
12,544
12,957
12,1.57
11,687
12,200
11,616
12,230
1.3,291
14,172
12,920
12,345
12,133
12,926
15,548
18,1.35
21,196
19,147
2:3,:331
21,797
20,429
19,585
23,.360
25,322
22,328
22,661
22.768
19,875
1837
1838
i'
16
27
44
103
163
209
258
341
431
540
626
683
753
860
973
1,075
1,183
1..366
1,508
1.703
1,879
2,018
2,2.39
2,5.33
2,8.58
3,304
3,810
4,.547
5,452
6,:336
7,083
7,969
8,884
9,686
10,.385
10,975
11, .567
12,082
12,647
13,508
14,528
15,678
16,451
17,046
17,995
18,a30
19,553
20,4.39
21,275
22,092
22,994
1
7
20
30
36
49
60
67
78
91
105
128
158
184
209
229
258
286
337
420
517
643
874
1,106
1,253
1,369
1,596
1,»44
2,140
2,430
2,830
3,250
3,784
4,223
4,687
5,216
5,717
6,200
6,&31
7,462
8,020
8,529
9,017
9,523
9,994
10,265
10,432
10,.548
10,077
10,793
10,892
10,978
11,053
11,173
11,217
11,298
11,397
""ii
12
17
59
60
46
49
as
90
109
86
57
70
107
113
102
108
183
142
195
176
139
221
294
325
446
506
737
905
884
747
886
915
802
699
590
592
515
565
861
1,020
1,150
773
595
949
835
723
886
836
817
902
928
6
13
'I
13
11
7
11
13
14
2:3
30
26
25
20
29
28
51
a3
97
120
231
232
147
116
227
248
296
290
400
420
534
439
464
529
501
4*3
631
621
568
509
488
506
471
271
167
116
129
116
99
86
75
84
80
81
99
64
1839
1840.
1841
1&42
1843 .
519
497
503
638
569
653
1,067
993
872
1,019
961
1,844
2,013
2,505
2,396
3,695
4,504
4,778
3,5i29
3,532
4,184
5,025
6,616
9,438
13,026
13,410
13,997
13,333
13,056
13,613
12,864
13,.599
14,837
15,595
14.187
13,444
13,213
13,947
16,584
19,267
22,383
20,413
24,2.33
22,!508
21,477
20,506
24,1.58
26,292
23,244
23,.5.59
23,769
20,867
1844
1&45
1846
1847
1848
1849
1850
1851
1852
1853
1K4
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
I860
1861
1862
1863
37,266
41,047
45,6&5
51,784
60,658
72,959
S5,503
98,460
110,617
122,.304
1:34,504
146,120
158,350
171,641
185,813
198,733
211,078
223,211
236.137
2.51,685
269,820
291,016
310,163
333,494
3.55,291
375,720
395,505
418,665
443,987
466,315
488,976
511,744
1864
1865
1867
1869
.
1870
1
122
608
1,099
1,591
2,1.50
3,288
4,247
5,463
6,918
7,790
8,1:39
8,973
9,020
10,822
11,R43
12,910
13,9:39
1.5,072
16,1:31
17,360
18,775
20,5:37
22,274
23,951
" ' " i'
Z33
405
937
1,329
1,821
2,176
2,:379
2,581
2,885
3,791
4,3J4
4,695
5,073
5,453
5,780
6,099
6,403
6,540
6,546
. .
121
486
491
492
559
1,138
959
1,216
1,4,55
872
349
a34
947
90i
1,021
1,067
1,029
1,1.33
1,059
1,229
1,415
1,762
1,7.37
1,677
1,806
' ' 232
232
472
392
492
355
203
202
304
906
613
391
378
181
1871
4fi6
491
1873
492
791
1875
1,370
1,431
1,608
1,947
1877
1879
1,227
552
1,036
1,251
1,808
1,5:34
1,458
1.407
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1887
1888
1889
380) 1,513
327 1,.386
319 ! l.'i-is
1890
1891
1892
1893
304
137
6
1,710
1,899
1,743
1,677
1,806
1894
The following table shows the number of patents granted from the beginning down to the 31st of De-
cember, 1894, by classes, alphabetically arranged. Before each class is given the number of the division
within the Office to which the class is assigned. In the second column is given the number of the class in
the classification under which patents and the arts are arranged for the purposes of Office work. In the
third column the names of the classes are given alphabetically, and in the fourth the whole number of pat-
ents granted in that class from the beginning down to the 31st day of December, 1894.
32
23
32
28
31
31
3
24
13
25
180 Accouterments
181 Aconatics
40 , Advertising
123 , Air and gas engines
195 I Alcohol
203 Aramonia, water, and wood distillation
148 ! Annealing and tempering
2 I Apparel
86 ' Anns and projectiles. Making
166 Artesian and oil wells
m
>
Pi
0
'A
435
20
3
401
15
106
1,922
32
190
1,025
9
4
1,137
8
5
255
2
6
736 .
6
8
5,479 1
22
9
268 1
D
11
1,771 1
11
12
Artificial limbs 421
Artificial stone, lime, and cement 1, 159
Baggage 1,333
Baths and closets 3.274
Beds 5,014
Bee-culture 998
Bleaching and dyeing 1, 525
Boats ! 1,216
Bookbinding | 2.566
Boots and shoes ' 9.348
vin
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1894.
Patents granted from the beginning doum to the 31st of December, 1894. — Continued.
13
107
14
15
16
17
18
209
19
119
20
21
59
155
202
23
24
25
26
192
96
194
154
193
147
28
212
29
156
30
31
32
165
33
34
35
173
191
171
174
172
175
176
177
204
187
37
52
168
38
39
71
41
42
159
169
183
43
50
44
45
46
48
49
51
53
54
55
56
149
57
58
60
61
138
162
189
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
■199
70
184
74
115
72
198
73
Class.
Brakes and gins
Bread, cracker, and lozenge making .
Bridges
Brushing and scrubbing
Builders' hardware
Butchering
Caoutchouc and minor plastics
Carbouating beverages
Carding
Care of lire stock
Carpentry
Carriages and wagons
Chains, staples, and horseshoes
Chairs
Charcoal and coke
Chemicals
Clasps, buckles, and buttons
Clay and pottery
Cloth-finishing
Clutches
Coating with metal
Coiu-controUed apparatus
Composite roofings and coverings
Conveyers
Coopering
Cordage
Cranes and derricks
Crinoline and corsets
Curtains, shades, and screens
Cutlery
Dairy
Dentistry
Designs
Drafting
Driers
Educational appliances
Electricity. (Conductors
Electric railways
Generation
Medical and surgical. ..
Motive-power
Special applications
Electricity.
Electricity.
Electricity.
Electricity.
Electricity.
Electric lighting
Electric signaling
Electro-chemistry
Elevators
Excavating
Explosives
Farriery
Felt and fur
Fences
Fertilizers
Fine arts
Firearms
Fire escapes and ladders.
Fire-extinguishers
Fireproof buildings
Fishing and trapping
Fluid-pressure regulators
Fuel
Furniture
Games and toys
Gas
Glass
Grinding and polishing
Hardware-making
Harness
Harrows and diggers
Harvesters
Hides, skins, and leather
Hoisting
Horology 1
Hose and belting
Hydraulic engineering
Hydraulic meters ,
Injectors and ejectors
Iron structures
Jewelry
Journal-boxes, pulleys, and shafting
Kitchen and table articles
Knitting and netting
Lamps and gas-fittings
Laundry
Leather- working machinery
Linotyping
Locks and latches
Lubricators
Machine elements
Marine propulsion
Masonry
Matrix-making
Measuring-instruments
264
764
951
184
792
978
864
278
320
089
717
096
842
389
178
143
795
090
659
535
454
818
665
167
670
549
596
506
435
103
435
283
697
481
793
058
751
927
393
061
493
346
781
963
639
165
500
234
771
807
424
500
356
487
023
455
667
802
636
854
453
060
351
598
395
400
691
155
091
558
640
002
146
572
540
524
106
352
747
580
211
633
532
98
979
409
785
583
459
114
344
M ^
lf5
167
153
10
77
205
78
22
75
201
79
164
80
76
134
82
206
81
83
196
84
85
163
151
87
210
150
91
92
93
94
95
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
188
213
105
104
62
108
109
111
182
112
207
113
114
116
117
118
120
160
122
110
121
136
125
211
186
126
127
128
178
179
130
131
132
200
47
197
135
27
146
208
152
141
137
139
157
170
140
143
142
144
145
Class.
Mechanical motors
Medicines
Metal-bending
Metal bolts, nuts, rivets, and screws . .
Metal boring and drilling
Metal-drawing
Metal-forging
Metal-founding
Metallurgy
Metal-ornamenting
Metal personal wear. Making
Metal punching and shearing
Metal-rolling
Metal tools and implements. Making.
Metal-tube manufacture
Metal turning, planing, and milUng . . .
Metal- welding
Metal- working tools
Mills
Mineral oils
Music
Nails and spikes
Needles and pins
Nut and bolt locks
Oils, fats, and glue
Optics
Ordnance
Packaging and dispensing liquids
Packing and storing vessels
Painting
Paper-making
Paper -manufactures
Paving
Photography
Plows
Pneumatics
Preserving
Printing
ProjectUes
Pumps
Kail way-brakes
Railway draft appliances
Kailway rolling-stock
Hallways
Refrigeration
Roofing
Safes
Seeders and planters
Sewerage
Sewing-machines
Shaping fluid metal
Sheet-metal ware. Making
Ships
Signals
Silk
Spinning
Stationery
Steam and vacuum pumps
Steam-boilers
Steam-boiler furnaces
Steam-engines
Steam-engine valves
Stone-working
Store-furniture
Store-service
Stoves and furnaces
Sugar and salt
Surgery
Telegraphy
Telephony
Thrashing
Tobacco
Toilet
Towers -
Trees, plants, and flowers
Type-writing machines
Umbrellas and canes
Undertaking
Vegetable cutters and crushers.
Velocipedes
Wagon, car, and track irons
Washing appat^tus
Water-distribution
Weaving
Wheelwright-machines
Wind- wheels '.
Wire-working
Wood-sawing
Wood-turning
Woodworking-machines
Woodworking- tools
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN S. SEYMOUR,
Commissioner,
ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF
PATENTEES FOR THE YEAR 1894.
[Patentees of Designs, Trado-Maiks, ami Prints, and parties -who have filed Disclaimers follow this in separate indexes, but precede
the Alphabetical List of Inventions.]
Name, residence, and invention.
A. A. Griffing Iron Company. (See Forbes, 'WiUiam D., assignor.)
A. A. GriflBng Iron Company. (See Mcllvrid, "William, assignor.)
A. A. Griffing Iron Company. (See Williams and Marvin, assignors.)
A. B. Dick Company. (See Dick, Albert B., assignor.)
A. B. Dick Company. (See Fuerth, William G., assignor.)
A. B. See Slanniactnring Company. (See Lindstrom and Cummings, assignors.)
A. French Spring Company. (See French, Philo N., assignor.)
A. G. Spalding & Brothers et al. (See Perkins, Albert, assignor.)
A. H. Andrews & Company. (See Costello, Thomas H., assignor.)
A. H. Andrews &. (Jompany. (See Wilmot, John F., assignor.)
A. M. Collins Company. (See Odgers, John P., assignor.)
Abb6, Richard F., Brooklyn, assignor to' J. K. Alsing Company, New York, N. Y. Grind-
ing and pulverizing cylinder ,
Abbott, Charles E., Boston, assignor of one-half to S. Bancroft, Reading, Mass. Letter-
box
Abbott, David S., and G. G. Parker, Olean, N. Y.; said Parker assignor to said Abbott.
Machine for bundling kindling-wood
Abbott, Leonard G.. et al. (See Larsen. August, assignor.)
Abbott, Leonard G., and T. D. Greene, Syracuse. N. Y. Swinging sash-mounting
Abbott, Levi, Arlington, assignor of one-fourth to D. H. Morrison, Somerville, Mass.
Fmit-picker . .
Abbott, Nathaniel B., assignor of one-half to W. D. Elger, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle-sealing
and stopper-retaining device
Abbott, Nathaniel B. , and H. Ran; said Ran assignor to said Abbott ; said Abbott assignor^
of one-half to W. D. Elger, Brooklyn, N. Y Apparatus for capping bottles
Abbott, Samuel. Salem, Mass. Window-screen '.
Abbott, Samuel H., et al. (See Mnrdock, Harvey W., assignor.)
Abbott, WUlard W., and J. Green, Hoopeston, HI. Device for removing can-holding crates
from retorts ,
Abbott, William W., Pittsburg, Pa. Sash-balance
Abel, George, Chicago, 111. Vestibule for cars
Abeles, Leon. (See Fischel, Jakob, assignor.)
Abeling, Otto, Burke, Idaho. Plunger- worker for concentrating-jigs
Abell, William P., Esseqnebo, British Guiana. Automatic device for feeding megass-fur-
naces
Abercrombie, Charles M., assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Mannfacturmg Company, Bridge-
port, Conn. Hemstitch sewing-machine
Abemetby, Harry M., Newark, Ohio. Railway-signal
Abemethy, Harry M.. and J. M. Graham, Newark, Ohio. Safety switch signal device . . .
Able, David, and E. Gross; said Able assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. S. Sohroll,
Manchester, Pa. Whiffletree .'
Abney, Diton H., assignor of one-third to H. J. Norton, Atchison, Kans. Watch-bow fas-
tener
Abraham, Lewis C. (See Abraham, Samuel and L. C.)
Abraham, Max, assignor of one-half to F. Joers, Chicago, HI. Shaft-coupling
Abraham, Samuel and L. C, Brussels, Belgium. Rake or scraper for cleaning boiler-tubes
Abrahams, John W., assignor of one-half to H. A. Marlin, Allegheny, Pa. Sheet-metal
pipe
Abraras, Eliza A. (See Abrams, William R., assignor.)
Abrams, Gustav, Hutchinson, Minn. Superheater
Abrams, William R., assignor to E. A. Abrams, Los Angeles, Cal. Sash-fastener
Abshier, Smith H., and G. F. Lacke, Newburg, Ind. Weather-board gage and adjuster. . .
Accles, James G. (See Winterton, .Tames, assignor.)
Accurate Time Stamp Company. (See Giroud, Peter G., assignor.)
Acevedo, Edwardo M. (See Olivera y Martinez. Eligio, assignor.)
Achcson, Edward G., Monongahela City. Pa. Carbon for electric lights
Acheson, William .1., assignor to A. A. Chapin, Denver, Colo. Attachment for bicycles...
Ackerman, Albert A., U. S. Navy, assignor of one-half to T. T. Crittenden, Washington,
D. C. Manufacture of armor-plate
Ackermann, Hermann, Marysville, Kans., assignor, by mesne assignments, to C. F. Zim-
mennann Company, Dolgeville, N. Y. Stringed instrument
No.
529,096
528,897
529,231
531,244
515,702
521,752
521,751
525,381
524,606
527,760
515,510
520,287
522,445
520,977
523,257
521,690
529,673
521,070
526,551
514,111
526,663
520,288
528,059
520,472
527,826
515,892
518,908
522,870
Date.
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Feb. 27
June 19
June 19
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
May 22
^uly 3
June 5
July 17
Juue 19
Nov. 20
June 5
Sept. 25
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
May 22
Oct. 23
May 29
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
July 10
Monthly
volume.
1037
678
1269
2056
2846
1787
1785
108
1251
1785
2528
2368
472
409
1885
1667
2053
571
2141
211
2328
2369
2324
2672
1888
254
2546
1182
250
163
305
491
708
424
(423
i424
28
309
430
C626
i627
575
120
98
C473
i474
391
492
134
513
48
557
575
C5fi0
15CA
646
453
59
629
295
Official
Gazette.
854
770
896
1618
1434
1554
1554
1170
921
377
1372
1020
94
1271
385
1532
1060
1300
1582
894
1617
1020
474
1093
395
1501
511
240
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ackennann, "Willielm, Giebichenstein, near Halle-on-the-Saale, assignor to Grabau's A In.
minium-Werke, Trotha, near Halleon-the-Saale. Germany. Makiug aluminum fluorid . -
Ackerson, Edward H., et al. (See Smith, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Aokerson, Thomas C, et al. (See Smith, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Ackley, George D., Fort Worth, Tex. Flushing apparatus
Acland, Francis E. D. (See Simpson, Stephen, assignor. )
Acme Adjustable Pole Company. (See Holmes, Nathan L., assignor.)
Acme Machine Company. (See Walter, Stephen A., assignor.)
Acme Machinery Company. (See Brnch and EUers, assignors.)
Acme Koofing Company. (See Fickinger, Emil H., assignor.)
Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation. (See Diehl, Theodor, assignor.)
Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation. (See Herzberg and Weber, assignors.)
Actien-Gesellachaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation. (See Kirchhoff, Kichard, assignor.)
Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation. (See Moeller, Max, assignor.)
Actien-Gesellachaft fiir Zink Industrie, vormals WUhelm (Jrillo. (See Sohroeder, Max,
assignor.)
Adair, Isaac V. , MacDougall's, N. Y. Wire-fence- winding device
Adair, John, Waterford, Ireland, assignor to Adair Syndicate, Limited, London, England.?
Machine for mixing or working dough (
Adair, John, Waterford, Ireland, assignor to Adair Syndicate, Limited, London, England.)
Baker's oven 5
Adair Syndicate. (See Adair, John, assignor.)
Adam, Edouard, Lucerne, Switzerland. Gazette-holder
Adam, Edwin, and M. O. Kehfuss, assignors to E. Adam, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus
for combining liquids, &c
Adam, Edwin, and M. O. Kehfuss, assignors to E. Adam, Philadelphia, Pa. Charging and
combining wort, liquors, &o., witb carbonic-acid gas
Adam, Edwin, and M. O. Kehfuss, assignors to E. Adam, Philadelphia, Pa. Method of
and means for charging and comljining fermented or unfermented liquids with carbonic-
acid gas -
No.
513,971
517,718
Adams, Alexander. (See Allenson, John, assignor.)
Adams, Arthur L. (See HiU and Adams.)
Adams, Austin, New York, N. T. Bolt
Adams Brothers Company. (See Kwis, Joseph J., assignor.)
Adams, Charles M. and 6. W., Providence, K. I. Jeweler's press
Adams, Charles P. (See Smith, Millard F., assignor.)
Adams Company. (See Farwell, Fay O., assignor.)
Adams, Edward A. (See Bemis and Adams.)
Adams, Frank, Milwaukee, Wis. Book-sewing bench
Adams, George B., Irvtngton, N. J. Trousers-strap
Adams, (3-eorgeE., Providence, K. I. Buckle
Adams, George E., New Britain, Conn. Clinch-back for suspender-buckles
Adams, George E., New Britain, Conn. Suspenders -
Adams, George E., New Britain, Cionn. Cast-off for suspender-ends
Adams, (JeorgeE., assignor to Traut & Hine Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Garment-supporter
Adams, George E., assignorto Traut & Hine Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Cast-off for suspenders
Adams, George E., assignorto Traut & Hine Manufacturing Company , New Britain, Conn.
Manufacture of sheet-metal suspender-buckles
Adams, George F. (See Lynam and Adams.)
Adams, George F., et al. (See Lynam, John S., assignor.)
Adams, George F., Nashua, N. H., and J. S. Lynam, Winchester, Mass., assignors to C. S.
Collins, Nashua, N. H. Kailway-signal
Adams, George F., Nashua, N. H., and J. S. Lynam, Winchester, Mass., assignors to C. S.
Collins, Nashua, N. H. Kailway-signal
Adams, (reorge S., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to W. A. Hall, Bellows Falls, Vt. Calci-
George W. (See Adams, Charles M. and G. W.)
Horace B., Owego, N. Y. Attachment for coffee-pots.
Adams,
Adams,
Adams, Israel, and J. H. Doswell, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lawn-mower sharpener .
Adams,
Adams,
Adams,
Adams,
Adams,
John, assignor of one-half to D. A. Calloway, Montrose, Colo. Solar top .
John F., Aledo, 111. Hay-press -
John (J. , Mar.seilles, 111. Separator for com-shellers
Joseph H., New York, N. Y. Heater
Lindsley, Atlanta, N. Y. Vent attachment for pump-pipes
Adams, Kobert, London, England. Cqmbined door spring and check .
Kussell B. (See Bennett and Adams. )
Kussell B., Westerville, Ohio. Dust-pan attachment
& Sons Company. (See Williams, John A., assignor.)
Adams,
Adams,
Adams
Adams,
Adams
Adams,
Adams,
Adams,
Adams.
Adams,
Adams,
Adams,
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams,
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams,
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P
Stephen J., P
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P
Stephen J., P
Stephen J., P;
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P;
Stephen J., P:
Stephen J., P:
Stenhen J., P'
ttsbur,^. Pa. Sand mold and runner.
ttsburg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsbiirg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsburg. Pa. Apparatus for forming sand molds .
ttsbiirg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsburg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsburg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsburg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsburg. Pa. Pouring-ladle
ttsburg. Pa. Apparatus for forming molds
ttsburg. Pa. Casting sand molds
ttsburg. Pa. Sand mold
ttsburg. Pa. Molding apparatus
ttsburg. Pa. Molding apparatus
ttsburg. Pa. Molding apparatus
Apparatus for forming sand molds .
Molding apparatus
ttsburg. Pa.
ttsburg. Pa.
T. B. (See Greiner, John F., assignor?)"
Thomas. (See Chadbourne, ZebulonL., assignor.)
Walter S. , assignor to J. A. Brill, Philadelphia, Pa. Motor-support for motor-trucks
Adams, AV^alter S,, assignor to J. A, BrUl, Philadelphia, Pa-. Signal-bell.
519,103
526,986
528,456
517,420
513,857
513,858
523,501
520,227
531,915
514,691 I
523,063
517,421 1
520,025
521,071 I
530,318 j
521,775
528,624
528,625 i
528.913 I
528.914 I
525,804 I
529,349
519,441 I
523,316
528,755
531,292
519,560
518,934
525,643
515,036
520,101
521,448
521,449
521,450
521,451
521,452
!521,453
521,454
521,519
521,520
521,521
521,753
521,999
522,000
522,140
523,502
531,429
513,226
519,828
Date.
Feb.
6
Apr.
3
May
1
Oct.
2
Oct.
30
Apr.
3
Jan.
30
Jan.
30
July
24
May
22
Dec.
18
Feb.
13
July
17
Apr.
3
May
22
June
5
Dec.
4
June 26
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
13
Nov.
13
Sept.
11
Nov.
20
May
8
July
17
Nov.
6
Dec.
25
May
8
May
1
Sept.
4
Feb.
20
May
22
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 26
June 26
June 26
July
24
Dec.
25
Jan.
23
May
15
Monthly
volume.
1
513
124
280
517
3015
1
3543
3544
2309
2265
1463
1193
1521
1
1899
572
424
1833
177
178
733
734
842
1479
911
1980
406
2145
1128
1
532
1749
2026
1245
1247
1250
1256
1260
1204
1267
1377
1381
1385
1788
2239
2243
2473
2313
2381
2480
1571
66
fl26
5127
5 728
1729
1
873
873
582
551
347
297
380
1
464
134
106
437
43
44
172
172
356
C219
J 220
497
98,99
514
271
1
(129
il30
442
495
294
294
294
294
295
295
295
320
320
321
424
538
538
593
582
570
599
r384
1385
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetioal list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residepce, and iuvention.
Adams, Walter S., assignor to J. A. Brill, Philadelphia, Pa. Moans for supporting motors
in electric locomotives.
Adams & Westlako Company.
Adams & Westlako Company.
Adams & Wes'tlake Comp.iny.
Adams ik "Westlake Corajiany.
Adams <fc AVestlake Company.
(See Emery, Plato G., assignor.)
(See Giese, James A., assignor.)
(See Hamm ami Duburn, assignors.)
(See Patorson, J.ames W., assignor.)
(See Teal. Henry S., assignor.)
Adams, Willard G., "Wee"dspbrt, N. T. Rotary engine...
Adams, "William A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Preparing and utilizing rock asphalt
Adams, "William D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety device for horse-hlankete ■
Adams, "William .T. (See Knowles and Adams.)
Adams, "William R., et al. (.See Parman, "William S., assignor.)
Adams & Williamson. (See "Williamson, Marsh.all D., assignor.)
Adamson, Charles E., iluncie, Ind. Two-color attachment for printing-presses
Adamson, Charles E., Muncie, Ind. Disk-cover for job-printing presses
Adamson, Charles E., Muncie, Ind. Method of and apparatus for producing copied effect
on printed matter '-
Adamson, Charles E., Muncie, Ind., assignor to A. Hallett, Somerville, Mass. Producing
I copied effects on printed matter
Adamson, Daniel, deceased, (J. L. NoiTis, "Washington, D. 0^, administrator,) assignor to
Adamson Gnn Syndicate, Limited, London, England. Gun-mounting
Adamson, George P., et al. (See Hart, Edward, assignor.)
Adamson Gun Sj-ndicate. (See Adamson, Daniel, assignor.)
Ad.amson, John. "Fort "Worth, Tex. Tile-machine
Adee, Fred. (See Sanger, John N., assignor.)
Adee, Fred, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Water-closet .-.
Adee, Fred, Brooklyn, "N". Y. "Washbasin, bath, &c
Adkins. Andrew A. (See KahneandAdkina.)
Adkins, Andrew A. (See Kahne, Adkins, Peirce, Martin, and Kahne.)
Adkins, Joseph H., assignor of one-half to J. C. Johnson, Madison, N. C. Extension-
drawer support . —
Adkins, Samuel's., St. Louis, Mo. Valve for automatic fire-extinguishers...
Adkins, "William H., Rome, Ga. Signal-recording device ......'.,.....
Adier, A. S., et al. (See Moskowitz, Morris, assignor.)
Adier, Abraham S., Baltimore, Md. Conformator ^..,
Adler, Joshua, and J. A. Chase, Denver, Colo. Game apparatus ....I.
Adier, LeonD., et al. (See Moskowitz, Morris, assignor.)
Adler, Marcus, et al. (See Johnson, Charles T., assignor.)
Adier, Maurice. (See Lindner and Adler.)
Adriance, Comelins B., Buffalo, K. Y. Extensible cradle or crib
Adriance, Cornelius B., Buffalo. If. Y. Folding bed
Adriance, Piatt & Company. (See Brown, Thomas S., assignor.)
Adrianson, John, Chicago, 111. Placket-fastener for garment-skirts
Adsit, Alfred if., Hastings, Minn. Inhaler
Adsit, Friink H., Geneva, Pa. Dehorning-shears
(See Bailey, "Victor C, assignor.)
(SeeBriggsi Willett"W., assignor.)
(See Neal, "William, assignor.)
(See Snyder, Cyrus, assignor.)
(See Binuig, Jacob, assignor.)
(See Chase and Tracy, assignors.)
529,688
.530,982
528,841
523,96(i
Advance Thre-shei; Company
Advance Thresher Company.
Advance Thresher Company.
Advance Thresher Company.
Aeolian Organ and Music (jorapany,
Aeolian Org-m and Music Company
Agan, Edward L. (See Chamberlain and Agan.)
Agostini. John, JTew York, N. Y. Pyrotjechnic compound
Ahem, Denis, Kew York, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Ahem, Denis, New York, H". Y. Steam-boiler
Ahem, Denis, Ifew York, N. Y. Steam-boiler...
Ahlera, Richard, Brooklvn, !N". Y. Garment-hook
-AJhlers, "William, Py att, ill. Corn-planter
Ahlstrom, Oscar G., assignor to E. G. Smith, New York, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Ahlvin. John E., and C. G. Tengdin, Joliet, HI. Machine for making moldings
-AJhne, Bernard "W., Bayonne, BT. J. Blackboard-ruler
Ahrens, Christopher, Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to American Fire Engine Company, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, and Seneca Falls, K". "Y. Vertical-flne boiler
-AJchele, Christian, assignor to North Brothers Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Securing crank-arms to shafts r.
Aignier, Edward B. , assignor of one-half to Richardson Manufacturing Company, Newark,
N. J. Combined key-ring and cigar-cutter :3U.. ,
Aiken, Henry, Pittsburg, Pa. Ingot-extractor :-
Aiken, Henry, Pittsburg, Pa. Ingot-extractor
Aiken, Henry, Pittsburg, Pa. Loading apparatus
Aiken, Henry, Pittsburg, Pa., andF. W. Wood, Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for extract-
ing ingots ;
Aikin, George D. R.. Louisville, Ky. Practice-cartridge
Aikin, Robert C, Loveland, and H. Knight, Littleton, Colo. Beehive ... ,..
Aikman. Clinton C, Dana, Ind. Ga'te simC...
Aim><, "William D. P., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Filter .:; ..:
Ainslie, Mark O., Cincinnati, Ohio. Headlight-reflector :..., ..^.
Aitken, Andrew N. (See Mlddlekauff and Aitken.)
A.iax Forgo Company. (See Bradley, Frank B., assignor.)
Ajar Metal Company. (See Lare and Greer, assignors.)
Ajello, Clement. New York, assignor of one-half to L. (juli, Brooklyn, N. Y.' "Win'dow
Akerllnd, Gustaf A., Rock Island, HI. Locomotive-boiler
Akers, Earl C, Port Huron, Mich. Line-holder for vessels
Akers, Henry H. (See Mann and Akers.)
Akers, John^., Cleveland, Ohio. Ticket-holder
Akin, Myron H. (See Mable, "WUliam, assignor.)
Aktiebolaget Separator. (See Jbnsson, Johan L., assignor.)
Aktiebolaget Separator. (See Lind.strom, Ivar K.. asMgnor.)
Aktieselskahet Norsk Fiskemel Company. (See "Waage, Peter, assignor.)
Albach, "William fl., Mansfield, Ohio. Package-carrier
528,060
531,293
531,294
528,133
519,965
517,510.
516,174
523,421
516,583
52;i,923
527,2.58
526,849
512,144
514,401
514,402
520,761
.514.298
514,803
523,614
521,532
.522 871
528,409
514,584
528,842
523,449
514,053
523,719
519,013
512,529
529,577
526,093
526,095
1 530,296
I 526,094
i .517,719
I 522,772
: .5-23,782
512,931
525,571
521,356
527,645
522,773
527,644
513,449
Date.
Nov. 27
Dee. 18
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
Deo. 25
Oct. 30
May 15
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
July 24
Mar. 13
July 31
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
.Feb. 6
June 5
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
July 24
June 19
July 10
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
July 24
Feb. 6
July 31
May 1
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
July 10
Ju'y 31
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
2079
1578
589
1
2325
2147
2148
2467
'1789
156
709
2154
1405
3050
951
291
685
711
1
562
1379
2487
1403
1183
2937
1021
590
22l2r
124
2694
120
1909
1341
561
514
514
597
439
34
167
541
334
C761
J 762
231
71
165
C179
)180
180
1
141
347
324
295
710
257
139
556
29
667
29
1336 322
455
311
312
1345 313
390 i 98
1342 312
515 125
1045 258
2794 694
■^038 482
428 102
Official
Gazette.
>66
1075
1532
753
663
474
1051
1651
515
900
32
1601
451
1730
630-
191
55
131
987
987
1197
959
113S
68 510
67 1483
68 I 240
69 I 599
66 I 1062
69 753
68 460
66 I 877
68 I 564
I
67 ' 559 ^
68 ! 264
69 1033
[68 j 1420
68 I 1421
69 i 128«
1420
100
213
582
411
68 1230
June 12 ; 1085 255
Oct. 16 i 1591 ^3^ i|69 '.
67 1409
324
July. 10 I 1047 {|5^ i}68 213
Oct. 16 1590 384 t 69 324
Jan. 23 2851 699 66 637
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Albee, George E., New Haven, Conn. Intrenching-tool
Albee, Henry C, et al. (See Pack, John P., assignor.)
Alberger, Hattie L., et al. (See Alberger, Samuel P., assignor.)
Alberger, Samuel P., Orchard Park, assignor to J. T. McCready, Buffalo, and H. L. Alber-
ger, Orchard Park, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Albershardt, August H., Crawfordsville, Ind. Attachment for valises, &c
Albershardt, August H., Crawfordsville, Ind. Holder for umbrellas, &o
Albert, Charles H., and C. Pox, Jr., Kacine, "Wis. Boiler-flue cutter
Albert, David L., San Francisco, Cal. Calculator for wages ■.
Albert, Eugene J. (See Carswell, HenryG., assignor.)
Albertsen, Albert C, assignor to C. E. Patrick, Chicago, HI. Electric cigar-lighter
AlbertsoD, George H. (See Patterson, Lemuel, assignor.)
-Albertson, John A. Lansford, and J. H. Pisher, Siegfried's Bridge, Pa. Cement-mill
Albrecht, Charles J. (See Weidaner, Rudolph, assignor.)
Albrecht, John, Massillon, Ohio. Combined rail chair and tie
Albrecht, -John, Massillon, Ohio. Combined rail chair and tie
Albrecht, John, Massillon, Ohio. Combined rail chair and tie
Albrecht, John, Massillon, Ohio. Combined rail chair and tie
Albright, E. S. (See Metcalf, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Albright, "William D., Greenville, Ohio. Fence-stay ,.
-Albro, Prank E., Mayville, N. T. Eaves-trough hanger
Alden, T. C, et al. (See Anderson, Edwin N., assignor.)
Alden Type Machine Company. (See Johnson, Louis K., assignor.)
Alden Type Machine Company. (See Johnson and Low, assignors.)
Alderman, J. F. (See Goodwin, John, assignor.)
Aldred, James L., Pulaski, HI. Plow , .".
Aldrich, Orlando W., and S. M. Hall, Columbus, Ohio. Fire-extinguisher
-Aietter, Henry, et al. (See Heisler, Charles L., assignor.)
Alexander, Charles B. (See Alexander, Horace G. and C. B.)
Alexander, Daniel P., et al. (See Maley, Fredrick "W., assignor.)
Alexander, EmraW., and H. Groswith, Philadelphia, Pa. Conductor-coil for armatures
and field-magnets and matins same
Alexander, Harry, New York, N. Y. Conduit supply system for electric railways
Alexander, Helen L., Washington, D. C. Veil-clasp '
Alexander, Horace G. andC. B., Londonderry, Vt. Corner-stay for boxes or analogous re-
ceptacles
Alexander, James D., Nashville, Tenn. Aerial ladder
Alexander, JamesG. (See Fry, John H., assignor.)
Alexander, Jesse B. (See Riley, James E., assignor.)
Alexander, Oscar, New York, N. Y. Folding bedstead
Alexander, Robert E., Forest City, Pa. Car-replacer
Alexander, Samuel. (See Hagen, Martin P., assignor.)
Alexander, Theophilus "W., Burlington, Iowa. Oil or gasoline can
Alexander, "William, Birkenhead, and "W. E. Thompson, Liverpool, England. Coin-con-?
trolled gasometer 5
Alexander, "William A., Manhattan, Kans. Match-holder and cigar-cutter
Alexander, "William G., Bozeman, Mont. Bell-ringing mechanism
Alfonso, Crecencio, Ranchuelo, Cuba. Tubular boiler
Algeo, Charles C, assignor of one-half to "W. I. Steel, Philadelphia, Pa. Sash-fastener
Alifeld, Rudolf, New "York, N. Y. Wardrobe-trunk
Alker, Charles. (See Borman and Alker.)
Alker, John H., assignor to Oliver Iron and Steel Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Bolt-heading
machine
AUardvce, John M. , Galveston, Tex. Machine for cutting stick-candy
Allbe, Edward P., Boston, Mass. Paper-dampening device for printing-presses
Allbright, William B. (See Burnham, John P., assignor.)
AUegret, Augustin. (See Blanchon and Allegret.)
Allen, Addison. (See Manning, Charles E., assignor.)
Allen, Alfred. (See Brown and Allen.)
Allen, Alfred A., Somerville, and C. P. Allen, Lynn, Mass. Sash-fastener
Allen, Arthur M., West New Brighton, N. Y. "V'ehicle-wheel
Allen & Brother. (See Allen, James C, assignor.)
Allen, Charles, Wausa, Nebr. Rein-guard
AUen, Charles E. , Salem, Mass. Circuit-closer
Allen, (Charles E., Salem, Mass. Electrical keyboard
Allen, Charles M. (See Murray and Allen.)
Allen, Charles M., Butte, Mont. Converting and smelting precious ores
Allen, Charles M. , Butte, Mont. Converter for smelting ores
Allen, Charles M., Butte, Mont. Converter
Allen, Charles M., Butte, Mont. Converter
Allen, Charles M. , Butte, Mont. Smelting-furnace and reflning-converter
Allen, Charles M., Butte, Mont. Process of and mechanism for smelting ores
Allen, Charles M., assignor of one-half to R. T. Murray, San Francisco, Cal. Electromag-
netic tractile device
Allen, Charles P. (See Allen, Alfred A. and C. P.)
Allen, David P., Richburg, N. Y. Rotary engine
Allen, David P. , Beacon, Iowa. Charger
Allen, E. V., et al. (See Neeley, Joseph P., assignor.)
Allen, Edward B., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New
Jersey. Guiding and pile-controlling device for carpet-sewing machines
Allen, Edward B.. Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New
Jersey. Guide for carpet-sewing machines
Allen, Edward B., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New?
Jersey. Sewing-machine >
Allen, Edward B., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New?
Jersey. CJarpet holding and sewing apparatus -• <
Allen, Edward E., et al. (See Bowers, Lewis M., assignor.)
Allen, Edward H., Cramer's Hill, N. J. Trolley-wire crossing
No.
Date.
515,568
520,626
523,503
523.953
514,985
518,438
525,437
524,233
526,603
.526,604
529,097
530,496
530,916
521,357
526,122
514,534
529,992
521,326
517,970
529,057
517,320 ,
512,674
523,563
i
526,338
526,138 j
513,472
528,134
523,248
521,691
514,585
530,076
531,084
514,637
528,707
516,149
523,258
517,401
517,402
519,217
519,218
519,219
519,220
519,221
522,446
525,523
530,874
528,843
524,994
524,995
524,996
524,997
519,519
Feb. 27
May 29
July 24
July 31
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
June 12
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
June 12
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
July 24
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
June 19
Feb. 13
Deo. 4
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
July 17
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
May
May
May
May
July
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
May 8
Monthly
volume.
to
Q
653
2625
2923
2316
3113
1663
1744
707
583
775
416
433
202
50
448
f 105
1106
2229
2230
1038
747
532
532
250
184
1464
1086
347
255
1393
932
324
2.35
2616
1017
917
627
240
229
967
2662
228
624
Official
Gazette.
66
67
68
68
66
67
08
69
69
69
67
68
69
67
67
66
1565 377 I 66
2406 {«»2 |gg
1759
?603
418
(330
1418
^331
(332
2896
714
2469
597
2209
<.537
?538
1670
392
1021
257
1
1.2
1753
418
1109
276
325
80
668
156
1888
474
2829
662
2830
662
506
507
C122
n23
508
123
509
123
510
124
473
120
340
.84
1384
330
591
140
1763
430
1764
430
(430
1766
<431
(432
(432
1433
1067
250
67
69
1029
1029
>68 i 1029
>68
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 1894.
Alphabetical Hit of patentees — Coutiiiuod.
Name, reaidence, and invention.
Allen, Elbridge G., Boston, Mass. Railway-car
Allen, Ethan, assignor of one-half to D. W. Case, St. Louis, Mo. Car-brako
Allen, Frank H., et al. (Sec Kingaburv, Arthur L.. assicuor.)
Allen, Frederick E., assignor of one-half to P. J. Ryan, Boston, Mass. Broom-holder
Allen, Frederick E.. Lynn, Mass., assignor to Lj-*nn Kovelty Manufacturing Company,
Lynn, Mass., and Kittery, Me. Key-fastener
Allen, George H., et al. (See Tonns, Lewis N., assignor.)
Allen, Harvey, assignorof one-half to J. J. and J. 0. Snj-der, Norfolk, Va. Crate
Allen, Henrietta, administratrix. (See Allen, Levi G.)
Allen, Henry M., Milwaukee, "Wis. Magazine for stoves or furnaces
Allen, Herod "W., L!vtt.a, S. C. Stalk-cntter
No.
Bate.
Allen, Isaac C, "Williamsport, Pa. Wire fence
Allen, James C, assignor to Allen & Brother, Philadelphia, Pa. Reclining-chair
Allen, James M.. and A. J. Welcker. St. Louis, Mo. Momentum water-elevator
Allen, John E., Detroit, Mich. Steering-gear
Allen, John J. , Denver, Colo. Picture-frame
Allen, John M., Marion, Mass. Hand-bag
Allen, .John P., Sr., Dawson, Ga. Seed-planter or guano-distributer
Allen, Jnstns M., and J. Parker, Philadelphia, Pa. Driving mechanism for bicycles, &c.
Allen, Levi G, deceased, Mannsville, N. T. ; H. Allen, administratrix. Hot-water beating)!
system S
Allen, Manson B., Battle Creek, Mich. Fastening for fishing-tackle '
Allen, Oscar M., Sr., ct al. (See Harris, Levi, assignor.)
Allen, Solomon. (Soe Brown .and Allen.)
Allen, Sydney E., "Winston, N, C. Combined brace, clamp, step fastening, and support for
step-ladders
Allen, Thomas H., Toronto, Canada. Car-brake
Allen, Thomas P. (See Gray, Thomas L., a.ssignor.)
Allen, "Walter A., New York, N. T. Apparatus for the manufacture of gas
513,471
531,287
512,597
525,175
519,222
512,262
527,230
515,310
514,403
525,305
530,154
520,385
518,478
516,639
517,373
529,098
527,259 I
.529,993 I
520,384 ;
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Aug, 28
May 1
Jan. 9
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
May 22
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
May 22
531,144 ! Dec. 18
Allen, William H.,
Allen, William P.
Allen, Willi.im Y.,
Allen, William Y.,
Allen, William Y.,
Allen, Willie R. D.
5:9,465
524,234
513,227
513,029
518,930
51 8,931
522.575
513,972
521,579
522,395
Allen. Walter L.. assignor of two-thirds to F. W. Browning, Norwich, Conn. Machine?
for folding or plaiting paper S
Allen, William B., Allentown, La. Saw-filing machine
Allen, William E., Providence, R. L, assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Spin-
dlebearing
Allen, William H., trustee. (See Bacon, Charles H., a.ssignor.)
Philadelphia, Pa. Signaling device for rail ways
(See Graham and Allen.)
Boston, Mass. Hat-fastening device
Boston, Mass. Vibrating target i
, Boston, Mass. Traveling target i
(See Harris and Allen.) 1
AUenson, .Tohn, assimor of one-half to A. Adams, St. Paul, Minn. Rope-clamp
Aller, Carl, Detroit, Jlich . Fire-escape '
Alley, John F., Norton, Va. Gage-brace
Allfree, James B., Indi.inapolis, Ind. Clutch-coupling
Allgemeine Elektricitats-Oesellscbaft. (See Dolivo-DobrowoUky, Michael von, assignor.)
Allien, L.aurent H., New York, N. Y. Sword-belt and hanger ..'.
Ailing. Charles B. (See Hemphill, Joshua D., assignor.)
AUingham, .lame.s, Minneapolis, Slinn. Heating and cooking device
Allingbam, Luther W., Los Angeles. Cal. Heliomotor
AUis, Abram Q. (See Wells and Allis.)
Allison, Samuel B., New Orleans. La. Water or fluid filter
Allison, Silas, Ottawa, Kans. Wire-stretcher
Allmon, Milton, Benton, III. Stump-puller or load-lifter
Allstadt, August, Heidelberg, Germany. Hat-measuring apparatus
Allyn, Athean C. Boston. Mass. Station-indicator
Aim, Janos A., Chicago, III. Tailor's niea.<uro
AlmoDt, Fi'ank. C, assignor of one-halt to W. B. Stevens, Sibley, Iowa. Grain-evener for
self-binding harvesters
Almy, Bradford. (See Terry, Eugene, assignor.)
Almy, Ferdinand B.. Providence, R. I. Presser-foot attachment for sewing-machines .523,827
Alpaugh, Ephraira, Preston. Canada. Land-roller 516.175
Alsop, Charles II., assignor to L. C. Alsop, Middleto^^'n, Conn. Electric railway-signal . .. 521,455
Alsop, Charles R., assignor to L. C. Alsop, Middletown, Conn. Railwav-annunciator 527,098
Alsop, Charles R., assignor to L. C. Alsop, Middletown, Conn. Electric track-signal 527,099
Alsop, Lncy C. (See Alsop, Charles R., assignor.)
Alsop, William, and W. Blackall, Newcastle, New South Wales. Apparatus for cooling? con i in
and drying air .\ 520,130
Alston, il.athe w. Adrian, 111. Gate 514.611
Alston, Samuel I.. Galveston, Tex. Swing 529,232
Alstrom, Charles, et al. (See .Johanson, Emil G., assignor.)
Altebrandt, Benjamin C, Detroit, Mich. Steam-trap 512.263
Altenbarg, Christian L. O. . New Yo'rk. N. Y. Treble-bridge for pianos 529,994
Alter, Isaac B., Rossville, Kans. Check-book 517,323
May 8
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
524,519 Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
July 31
Mai-. 13
June 19
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
July 10
Feb. 6
June 19
July 3
2893
2137
1438
2109
511
879
903
2223
712
2298
130
2529
1810
1503
2748
1039
952
2017
2528
1868
947
451
689
2
1479
386
514,604 I'eb. 13 ! 1379
517,321 ; Mar. 27 2663
514,669 Feb. 13 1159
513,551 Jan. 30 3045
.528.218 Oct. 30 j 2610
521,251 June 12 885
: 530,673 Dec. 11 1068
1 .525,176 Aug. 28 | 2109
515,511 Feb. 27 2531
516,421 Mar. 13 ! 1128
2880
710
1269
686
bo
(713
J 714
512
347
512
124
213
C218
}219
551
ISO
558
35
611
448
359
646
(250
1251
231
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Gazette.
628 69
Oil ! 67
(443 ?
(444 5
(229 "
^230
(231
106 08
2482 599
958 235
2187 ! 522
2582 638
2582 ! 039
69
67
175
1
346
99
347 66
625 j 66
288 66
750 I 66
629 : 69
209
260
513
027
031
1034
283
1089
636
179
184
1315
987
1126
1239
1051
363
1765
2019
855
192
1175
1051
1,586
733
744
566
853
439
516
517
151
855
1497
76
1132
2001
1089
07
709
,'540
1370
1-124
68 i 1089
66 ! 1372
I
269 I 66 I 1679
715
167
296
169
169
08 599
06 1601
1459
143
144
May- 22 2097 1 5 "„ jOT 908
Feb. 13 1066 206 06 3071
Nov. 13 1273 , 306 ; 09 i 896
Altbam, George J., Swansea, Mass. Governor .519,7P5
Altham. George J., Swansea, Mass. Power-transmitting apparatus 526,887
Altbans, .John H., and J. Ruckstinat, Providence, E. I. Dough molding and dividing ma- I i
chine 527,579 Oct. 16 1486 361
Jan. 9 i 880 213 66 l 179
Nov. 27 2618 628 ' 69 1175
Mar. 27 2668 626 CO 2002
May 15 1506 ^^^ }67 847
Oct. 2 360 90,91 69 67
Althof, Julius H., New York, N. Y. Breech-loading ordnance.
519,308
525,324
527,472
May 1 668
Sept. 4 1
Oct. 10 1316
5 162
1163
1
321
69 304
67 666
68.; 1151
Althouse, Milo J. , Waupun, Wis. Brace-lock for windmill-towers
Althouse. Nathan S , ft al. (See Cavanaugh, JamesD., assignor.)
Altland. Samuel H., Indianapolis, Ind , and S. Miiver, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hat-conformator
Altman, William H. (See Bernhardt. Charles, assignor.) i
Alton Novelty Manufacturing Company et al. (See Garstang, Richard, assignor.) I j
Altpeter, Francis W., Chicago, 111. Draftsman's rule 521,597 June 19 ! 1513 354^ 67
Altpeter, Francis W., Chicago, HI. Draftsman's rule 530,741 Dec. 11 | 1178 | 287 69
Alverson, Emma A. (See Alverson. James W., assignor.) [ I :
Alverson, James W., Brighton, assignor to E. A. Alvor30n,Pitt3ford,N.Y. Wire-twister. 514,692 Feb. 13 ! 1195 I 298 66.1096
275
1502
1443
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
Alverson, Jamea W., assignor to E. A. Alverson, Brighton, N. Y. Wire fence
Alvord, Clinton. (See Scnanm and Alvord.)
Am Ende, Otto "W. T., Bad Harzburg, Germany. Thickness-gage for paper-making ma-?
chines
Amberg, Philip M. (See Thomas, Edgar, assignor.)
Ambjom, Pierre, Paris,rranc6. Wheel
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
Ambler, Arthur A., St. Paul, Minn. Book-holder
Ambler, George A., Newark, N. J., assignor to "Wife Grip Eastening Company, Chicago,
m. Duplex nailing-machine
Ambrose, John F. (See Thompson, Harry, assignor.)
Ambrose, Lewis F., Center Point. Ind. Carpet-fastener
Ambrose, Kobert L., Burden, N. T. Valve mechanism for rock-drills
Amend, Otto P., New York, N. Y. Mordanting fabrics
Amende, TVilliam C. H., San Diego, Cal. Automatic check for horses
Ament, Elzie, Rogers Park, 111. Sash-fastener
-American Automatic Knife and Novelty Company. (See Biiltzingslowen, Bruno von, as-
signor.)
American Battery Company. (See Morrison, William, assignor.)
American Bell Telephone Company. (See Blake, Charles C, assignor.)
~ (See Collier, Arthur T., assignor.)
(See Field, Stephen D., assignor.)
(See Gilliland, Ezra T., assignor.)
(See Jacques, William W., assignor.)
(See McCulloch, Alfred H., assignor.)
(See O'Connell, Joseph J., assignor.)
(See Richards, Wilton L., assignor.)
(See Spencer, Theodore, assignor.)
(See Wales, Thomas C, Jr., assignor.)
^ ^ V (See White, Anthony C, assignor.)
American Bottle Company. (See Ashley, Howard M., assignor.)
-American By-Product and Coke Oven Company. (See Shrewsbury, Albert D., assignor.)
American Carving and Manufacturing Company. (See Morgeneier, Robert, assignor. )
American Cereal Company. (See Burgess, Alexander, assignor.)
American Egg Case Company. (SeeHerr, Harvey E., assignor.)
American Egg Case Company. (See Herr, Henry C, assignor.)
American Electric Heating Company. (See Jenkins, Samuel B., assignor.)
American Extract and Supply Company. (See White and Lagerwall, assignors.)
American Eire Engine Company. (See Ahrens, Christopher, assignor.)
American Lace and Fancy Paper Works. (See Karfiol, Benzion, assignor. )
American Lead Comjiany. (See Browne, Arthur B., assignor.)
American Lead Pencil Company. (See Goldsmith and Burt, assignors.)
American Manufacturing and Engineering Company. (See Miner, Willard M., assignor.)
American Mining Tool Company. (See Jopling, James, assignor.)
American Mosaic Brick and Tile Company. (See Polivka, Thomas, assignor.)
American Optical Company. (See De Ceiles, Joseph H. E., assignor.)
American Postal Machines Company. (See Ethridge, Frank N., assignor.)
American Postal Machines Company. (See Ethridge, Martin V. B., assignor.)
American Railway Electric Light Company. (See Biddle, William, assignor.)
American Railway Electric Light Company. (See Biddle and Kennedy, assignors.)
American Sanitary and Manufacturing Company. (See Nailor, Henry B., assignor.)
American Soap and Washoline Company. (See Andrae, Michael, assignor.)
American Soda Fountain Company. (See Lippincott, FLsherH., assignor.)
American Soda Fountain Company. (See Macksey and Helmer, assignors.)
American Soda Fountain Company. (See Macksey, Helmer, and Barton, assignors.)
American Soda Fountain Company. (See Tufts and Helmer, assignors.)
American Steel Barge Company. (See McDougall, Alexander, assignor.)
American Sulphite Pulp Company. (See Norton, Joshua, Jr., assignor.)
American Telephone and Telegraph Company. (See Lane and Perrin, assignors.)
American Tobacco Company. (See Marburg, Charles L., assignor.)
American Tobacco Company. (See Peterson, Jonathan, assignor.)
American Type Founders Company. (See Ziegler, George H., assignor.)
American Valve and Governor Company. (See Schmid, Charles, assignor.)
American Washboard Company. (See Miller, Morgan B., assignor.)
American Wood Decorating Machine Company. (See Davis, Llewellyn P., assignor.)
American Wood Pulp Company. (See Tracy, Edward A., assignor.)
Amerman, Charlotte M. , Onarga, 111. Attachment for school-desks
Ames, Charles L., Ridgeland, 111. Pneumatic tire
Ames, Charles L., Ridgeland, 111. Tire for wheels
Ames, Charles L., Oak Park, 111. Vehicle- wheel
Ames, Franklin, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for sewing carpet-corners
Ames, Franklin, Chicago, HI. Carpet-stretcher for carpet-sewing apparatus
Ames, Franklin, Chicago. 111. Mechanism for sewing carpet-corners
Ames, Gorham B., Laconia, N. H. Guard-rail
Ames Iron Works. (See Armstrong, Edwin J., assignor.)
Ames, John H. (See Y. ale and Ames.)
Ames, Oakes, Canton, Mass., assignor to Meteor Despatch Company, Portland, Me., and
Boston, Mass. Terminal for pneumatic dispatch-tubes
Ames, Oakes, Canton, Mass., assignor to Meteor Despatch Company, Portland, Me., and
Boston, Mass. Pneumatic cash-carrier apparatus
Ames, Oakes, Canton, Mass., assignor to Meteor Despatch Company, Portland, Me., and
Boston, Mass. Pipe-coupling
Ames, William H., North Easton, Mass. Hydrocarbon-burner
Ames, William H., North Easton, Mass. Hydrocarbon -burner
Amet, Edward H. , Chicago, 111. Erasing attachment for phonographs
Amies, Joseph H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Amies Pavement Company, Camden, N. J.
Fibrous pavement
Amies, Joseph H. , Philadelphia, Pa. , assignor to Amies Pavement Company, Camden, N. J.
Paving-block
Amies, Joseph H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Amies Pavement Company, Camden,
N. J. Pavement of plastic composition
Amies Pavement Company. (See Amies, Joseph H., assignor.)
Ammerman, Charles W., Greenwood, Delaware. Sash holder and fastener
No.
529,543
521,976
530,983
520,627
525,066
529,350
518,212
512,264
513,629
516,957
Date.
515,735
517,414
517,415
521,692
520,909
520,910
524,079
522,038
527,039
527,040
530,917
516,069
516,070
521,456
512,645
525,832
530,077
530,078
Nov. 20
June 26
Dec. 18
May 29
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
1852
2189
1579
2924
1907
1480
1347
881
3176
2031
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
June 19
June 5
June 5
Aug. 7
June 26
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
June 19
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
1
2855
2856
1671
283
285
185
(526
\ 527
C374
J 375
(707
)708
(466
}467
356
336
780
481
392
68,69
69,70
42
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Gazette.
^67
I 69
1 67
I 68
66
60
a
1022
1647
1532
1140
1055
957
279
179
732
1864
2299 I 551
605
606
1465
545
547
1270
1524
902
3
4
147
147
347
127
127
296
69
1455
2040
2040
1533
1249
1249
695
1666
129
129
1513
1554
1554
1459
300
1327
1215
1215
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
AmmoD, Charles T., "Wooster, Ohio. Scliool desli and seat
Araoroao, Alfonso. (See Scognamillo, S.alvatore, assignor.)
Amorphons White Lead Company. (See "Waller and Suiffin, assizors.)
Amos, George "W., Chicago, 111. T-si'iare attachment
Amos, Jacob. (See Harroy and Amos.)
Amos, Lacy S., Jewett, Ohio. "Wire-crosser
Ams, Max, Neiv York, N. T. Millstone
Amsden, Otho F., Athol, Mass. Kelishing-machine -
Amthor, Angnst, Waltershausen, Germany. Tune-sheet for automatic musical iastru-^
ments S
Amundson, Oluf A. , Chicago, HI. Printer's quoin
Anderberg, Pehr A., Chelsea, Mass. Guitar
Andersen, Christen P., Copenhagen, Denmark. Compound for renovating fabrics
Andersen, Johan M. (See Dey and Andersen.)
Ander.sen, Johan M., assignor of one-half to A. Anderson, Boston, Mass. Insulator
Andersen, Johan M., assignor of one-half to A. Anderson, Boston, Mass. Power-hammer.
Andersen, Johan M., assignor of one-half to A. Anderson, Boston, Mass. Trolley-wire
S'witch
Andersen, Johan M., assignor of one-half to A. Anderson, Boston, Mass. Trolley-wire
hanger
Andersen, Johan M., assignor of one-half to A. Anderson, Boston, Mass. Electric-conduc-
tor support
Andersen, JTiels M., assignor of one-half to C. E. Bickford, Omaha, Nebr. Means for ad-
justing electric lamps
Anderson, Abraham, assignor to G. D. Colton & Company, Galesburg, 111. Corn-planter..
Anderson, Abraham, assignor to G. D. Colton & Company, Gale.sburg, HI. Automatic?
check-row corn-planter '. 5
Anderson, Albert. (See Andersen, Johan M., assignor.)
Anderson, Alfred, Des Moines, Iowa. "Water-heating furnace
Anderson, Alva E.,Clarksville, Tex. Baling-press
Anderson, Andrew T. (See Irvine and Anderson.)
Anderson, Axel, Ronda, Tex. Eield thrashing-machine
Benjamin C, assignor to M. H. Anderson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stop-cock box
, Carl A., Lynn Center, 111. Fastening device for end-gates
Carl A., Lynn Centre, 111. Brake-lever
Carl E., "VVood's Holl, Mass. Line-chalking apparatus
Carl G. (See Lemp and Anderson.)
Carl G. (See Lemp, Anderson, and Landmann.)
Carl G., Lynn, Mass. Electrically-propelled drive-wheel
Carl P. , Boston, Mass. Car- fender
Charles, Detroit, Mich. Side li|!ht
Charles, assignor to South Bend Iron "Works, South Bend, Ind. Sulky-plow
, Con D., assignor of one-half to J. K. Mower, Springfield, Ohio. Coflfee-mill
, David H. (See Foley, Duushee, and Anderson.)
. Edwin N., Lily Dale, N. Y. Axle-nut
Edwin N., assignor of two-thirds to T. C. Alden, Lilly Dale, N. Y., and E. W.
Andover, Ohio. Car-coupling
, Ellen H. (See Fewkes, Joseph T., assignor.)
Emery. (See Patterson and Anderson.)
Emil, "Woburn, Mass. Grass-collector for lawn-mowers
Erwin "W., Khinelander, "Wis. Tongue-support for sleighs
Francis J., and W. M. Irick, Gainesville, Tex. Book-holder for reading-stands.
Frank M., Keokuk, Iowa. Fruit-peeling table
Cooking device for fruit-canning
Fruit-peeling table
Barrel-washer
Bottle-washer
, George S. and K. C, Jelfersonville, Ind. Cutter-cylinder for feed-cutters
, Gerda A., New York, N. Y. Veil-fastener
, Gnstaf H. (See Enqvist, Carl "W., assignor.)
Gustav, "Wells, Minn. Automatic grain-measurer
, Gustav, "Wells, Minn. Band-cutter and feeder
Frank M., Keokuk, Iowa.
Frank M. , Keokuk, Iowa.
Frederick E., Chicago, Dl
, Frederick E., Chicago, 111.
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Morley,
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson, Gustav, Minneapolis, Minn. Grain-meter
Anderson, Gustav, Minneapolis, Minn. Grain -bagger
Anderson, Gustav E., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Fairmount Machine Company, of Penn-
sylvania. Clutch _
Anderson, Gustav E., Philadelphia, Pa., assignorto Fairmount Machine ■ ompany, of Penn-
sylvania. Clutch _ [
Anderson, Gustav, "Wells, assignor to Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, Miiine-j
apolis, Minn. Grain- weigher ]
Anderson, Henry B. (See "Williamson, David, assignor.)
Anderson, Holman M., assignor of one-half to J. J. Barkley, Chicago, 111. Lifting-jack
-inderson, Holman M., assignor of one-half to J. J. Barkley, Chicago, lU. "Wire fence
Anderson, J. "Will, et al. (See Himes, Judson "W., assignor.)
Anderson, James, Nevada, Mo. Corn-harvester
Anderson, .James C, Highland Park, HI. Method of and apparatus for burning garbagej
or other refuse material j
Anderson, James C Chicago, HI. Apparatus for burning garbage or other reftise material.
Anderson, James "W.. and K. S. Twiss, Elwood, Iowa. Harness
Anderson, Jolin D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sewer-pipe coupling
Anderson, John D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pipe-coupling
Anderson, John E., Carbon, "Wyo. Castrating-instrnment
Anderson, John "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Dental articulator
Anderson, John"W., assignorto O. N. Anderson, Lancaster, Pa. Damper
Anderson, Jonah, et al. (See Bright, "William H., a.ssignor.)
Anderson, Latham, and L. M. Hosea, Cincinnati, Ohio. Railway -rail joint
Anderson, Lawrence A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Elastic-tread horseshoe
Anderson, Lee, as.signor of one-half to J. J. Dickerson, B. H. Denton, and J. H. Johnston,
Paris, Tex. Elevated railway
520,026
530,060
523,096
523,320
518,017
529,995
528,756
516,717
524,410
522,175
522,701
524,672
529,058
531,354
513,066
516,176
516,177
526.096
520,762
531,085
.■129,638
517,912
521,252
517,720
513,859
517,638
521,777
521,969
528,499
531,245
519,520
513,3.58
529,351
524,926
517,511
522,748
524,998
517,091
524,053
,523,876
528,062
513,697
5]3,6U8
513,699
513,700
512,932
512,933
523,191
514,893
514,894
517,830
526,283
526,284
528,703
514,432
526,097
527.309
.529.010
517,993
517,829
526,671
Date.
May
Nov. 27
July 17
July 24
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
June 26
July 10
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Deo. 25
Jan. 16
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
June 5
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
.June 12
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
June 26
.June 26
Oct. 30
Dec. 18
May 8
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Apr. 3
July 10
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
July 31
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 17
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
1900
1573
1985
1002
2619
411
1636
788
2528
897
1206
967
2253
2240
711
716
1347
1
1755
2000
813
886
515
3546
367
1835
2174
3092
2058
1068
2701
1481
1643
i.';8
1008
1778
2285
136
2970
2329
3292
3296
3299
3301
2039
2040
1770
1531
1533
683
1661
1664
327
753
1348
1039
893
966
681
1
464
658
395
499
251
[628
> 629
99
389
518,170 ' Apr. 10 I 1253 315 67
607
221
295
229
538
539
C167
)168
C168
) 169
313
1
(418
I 419
478
204
209
125
873
87
437
522
750
491
256
6.')6
356
402
35
249
434
538
31
739
562
811
812
(812
i813
813
483
483
(443
H44
383
(383
J 384
170
( 392
i393
393
80
193
314
252
211
241
170
1
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67
69
67
67
66
69
68
67
68
68
66
68
68
69
66
66
fee
66
!68
66
lee
67
68
69
66
68
69
69
67
67
935
1199
329
421
201
1175
721
1789
822
1710
188
900
842
1671
450
1601.
1602
1421
1197
1564
1050
171
1371
100
803
71
1579
1644
628
1619
754
609
957
990
32
206
1032
1928
687
618
475
753
754
754
755
412
412
364
1175
1176
147
1479
1480
706
1013
1421
207
829
195
147
3
244
8
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Anderson, Melleney H. (See Anderson, Benjamin C, assignor.)
Anderson, Nels M. (See Anderson, Sven J., assignor.)
Anderson, Oliver, Deering, assignor to E. T. Burrowes, Portland, Me. Curtain-holding
device
Anderson, Oliver I>r. (See Anderson, John W., assignor.)
Anderson, Peter, New York, 17. Y. Pianoforte
Anderson, Robert C. (See Anderson, George S. and E. C.)
Anderson, KohertL. (See Smith, William, assignor.)
Anderson, Robert S., assignor of one-fourth to J. T. Beatty, Toronto, Canada. Pneumatic
tire
Anderson, Samuol C, Fort Worth, Tex. Buckle attachment
Anderson, Sven J., assignor of one-half to N. M. Anderson, Everett, Mass. Hot-water
heating apparatus
Anderson, Theodore M., New Whatcom, Wash. Clothes-rack
Anderson, Thomas E., Jackson, Tenn. Separable button
Anderson, Valerius D., Cleveland, Ohio. Steam-trap
Anderson, Valerius D., Cleveland, Ohio. Press
Anderson, Valerius D., Cleveland, Ohio. Press
Anderson, Valerius D., Cleveland, Ohio. Centrifugal fan
Anderson, William H. H., et al. (See Morton, James F., assignor.)
Anderson, William W., New York, N. Y. Cuff-holder
Anderssen, Johannes, Christiania, Norway. Match-box holder
Andersson, Carl J. (See Sjostrand and Andersson.)
Andersson, Gustaf M., Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company,
New York, N. Y. Centrifugal butter-extractor
Andersson, GnstafM., Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company,
New York, N. Y. Centrifugal butter-extractor ,
Andersson, Gustaf M. , Newark, N. J. , assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company,
New York, N. Y. Centrifugal butter-extractor
Andersson, Gustaf M. , assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company, Newark, N. J.
Centrifugal cream-separator
Andersson, Gustaf M., assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company, Newark, N. J.
Centrifugal cream-separator
Andersson, Hilda K., assignor of one-half to D. Sjostrom, Stockholm, Sweden. Disinfect-
ing apparatus
Anderton, George P., Concession, La. Excavator
Andrae, Michael, assignor to American Soap and Washoline Company, Cohoes, N. Y. Ap-
paratus for drying soap
Andre, John H., Lockwood, N. Y. Garden-hoe
Andr6, Oscar, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. Post or column .'
Andreen, Gustave, Omaha, Nebr. Shutter worker and fastener
Andreoli, Emile, London, England. Apparatus for producing ozone by electricity
Andreoli, Emile, London, England. Electrolytic apparatus
Andreoli, Emile, London, England. Electrolytic apparatus ,
Andres, JFrederick H., New York, N. Y. Banjo
Andrew, Arthur C, et al. (See Church, Dwight M., assignor.)
Andrew, Arthur C, et al. (See Church, Dwight M., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Andrew, Charles. (See Andrew, William andC.)
Andrew, Henry H., and A. R. Bellamy, Reddish, near Stockport, England. Gas, oil, or
similar motor-engine
Andrew, Henry H., and A. R. Bellamy, Reddish, near Stockport, England. Gas, oil, or
similar motor engine
-Ajidrew, Moses L., Delhi, Ohio. Bit shank and chuck
Andrew, William, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tubular metal post
Andrew, William and C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tubular metallic post
Andrew, William E., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Game-table
Andrews, Arnelle D., Des Moines, Iowa. Mandrel for phonographs
Andrews, Charles B., assignor of one-half to C. E. Ranch, Lebanon, Pa. Machine for coil-i
ing match-splints ...J
Andrews, Charles B., assignor of two-thirds to C. J. Barr and T. Williams, Lebanon, Pa.i
Mill for rolling tapers - J
Andrews, CliarlesB., assignor of sixteen-twentieths to T. Williams, C. J. Barr, J. K. Rau-
denbush, and S. P. Light, Lebanon, Pa. Sanding device for railways
Andrews Demarest Seating Company. (See Demarest, Cornelius B., assignor.)
Andrews, Emery, Kennebunk, Me. Traveling-case for bicycles
Andrews, Fred, Minneapolis, Minn. Elevator-indicator
Andrews, Henry C, et al., trustees. (See Drawbaugh, Daniel, assignor.)
Andrews, James C, New Haven, assignor to G. D. Nichols, New Canaan, Conn. Corset..
Andrews, James C, New Haven, assignor to G. D. Nichols, New Canaan, Conn. Corset. .
Andrews, James J., Hempstead, and T. Mott, Far Rockaway, N. Y. Safety apparatus for
street-rail waj' cars
Andrews, Lee R., Bath Beach, N. Y. Grate
Andrews, Thomas C, New York, N. Y. Attachable filter
Andrews, William, Lowell, Mass. Artificial leg
Andrus, Cliarles H., Philadelphia, Pa. Car-coupling
Andrus, Sallie T., Aurora, 111. Combination trunk, bureau, and writing-table
Andiuss, Eugene D., Seattle, Wash. Automatic pull for water-closets
Angell, Edwin E. (See Burton and Angell.)
Anger, John A. (See Barry, James R., assignor.)
Anger, John E., Green Island, N. Y. Transom-opener
Angle, Edward H., Minneapolis, Minn. Tooth-regulator
Angus, Alexander, Hartford, Conn. Door-bolt
Angus, John J., Greenbush, Wis. Food compound
Anhaltzer, Henry, New York. N. Y. Folding baby-carriage
Anker, Fannie, Jersey City, N. J. Preserving food compounds
Anker, Frederick L. (See Mann and Anker.)
Annenberg, Samuel, and E. Stahl, Nang.atuck, Conn. Boot or shoe
Annes.s, Albert. (See Ring, Smith, and Anness.)
Ansley , John D., Cambridge, Mass. Trolley- wheel
Ajisonia Electric (Company. (See McEvoy, Joseph H., assignor.)
Antbon, Johann, Flensburg, (jermany. Stave-jointing machine
Anthony, Alonzo D., Groton, N. Y. Bicycle-gearing
No.
522,176
522,95.')
523,031
513,068
528,061
528,498
521,776
525,524
525,525
525,526
529,689
520,552
512,934
519,691
520,102
520,131
522,280
522,281
528,135
521,693
525,572
522,872
527,310
524,016
512,265
512,266
525,732
529,514
526,369
528,063
525,573
511,744
519,311
515,458
515,811
530,875
517,322
528,500
592,186
511,987
528,064
528,065
527,646
526,957-
513,292
518,658
522,095
521,873
521,072
517,135
523,192
517,512
51-5,736
526,958
521,694
518,579
518,362
520,873
522,547
Date.
June 26
July 17
July 17
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
June 26
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
May 29
Jan. 16
May 15
May 22
May 22
July 3
July 3
Oct. 30
June 19
Sept. 4
July 10
Oct. 9
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
May 8
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
July 3
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
June 26
June 26
June 5
Mar. 27
July 17
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
June 19
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
June 5
July 3
Monthly
volume.
2530
1349
1481
2243
2328
3091
1834
341
342
345
2083
2807
2041
1353
2098
188
189
2470
1672
428
1185
1040
80
882
885
721
1802
1831
2330
430
1
679
2452
134
1388
3093
1
432
2330
2332
1595
470
2599
2113
2384
1978
573
2353
1772
159
2
472
1673
1985
1620
215
607
335
369
541
561
749
437
84
84
85
499
677
483
327
495
510
51
597
392
102
295
252
18
213
214
166
429
435
562
103
1
166
607
33
C330
) 331
C625
)626
750
1
102
562
563
385
C116
\ 117
630
528
574
478
134
555
444
35
117
393
491
399
48,49
160
Official
Gazette.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiauod.
9
Name, residence, and inventioD'
Anthony, Daniel P., Tecnmseh, Mich. Apparatus for removing inorastation from boiler-
tubes
Anthony, Elliot K.. Detroit, Mich. Brace-drill
Anthony, Janie.s M. (Seo Beery. John H., assignor.)
Anthony, Mark O., Cincinnati, Ohio. Transmitter for telephones
Anthony, Paul W.. Fairmont, Minn. Ditching-machine
Anthony, Walter F. (See Rull'head and Anthony.)
Anthony, "William H. (Seo Goode, Anthony, and Lloyd.)
Antifriction Roller Bearing Syndicate. (See Purdon, "Walters, and "Woodcock, as-
signors.)
Apgar, Daniel. (See Reed and Apgar.)
Apitz. Frederick. Lockport, 111. Electric lock
Apollo Iron and Steel Conipan.v. (See Davis, Stewart A., assignor.)
Apollo Iron and Steel Company. (SeeMcMurtry, George G., assignor.)
Apollo Iron and Steel Company. (See McMurtry and Stitt, assignors.)
Appol, Edward. (See Clarke, George W., assignor.)
Apperson, Elmer, Kokonio, Ind. Saw-swage
Appleherg, John T., AVashington, D. C. Percolator for coffee-pots
Appleby, .Toseph, Birmingham, England. Drive-chain
Applegate, "William C, Sharon, Pa. Line-prop
Appleton Automatic Machinery Company. (See Appleton, Charles J., assignor.)
Appletou, Chailes J.. New York, assignor to Appleton Automatic Machinery Company,
Long Island City, N. T. Circular-rih-knitting machine
Appleton, Henry A. (See Brett, "Victor, assignor.)
Appleton Manufacturing Conipany. (See Search, Casper F., assignor.)
Appleton, Samuel, Newton, Mass. Last
Appleyard, Arthur E. , assignor of one-half to H. J. Folsom, Boston, Mass. Electric heat-
ing apparatus
Arhucklo, Matthew, Indianapolis, Ind. "Wheel-washing device
Arcade File Works. (See Weed, Alfred, assignor.)
Arcade Manufacturing Company. (See Redlinger and Morgan, assignors.)
Arch, Charles "W., as.signor of one-half to G. H. Traner, Eagle Grove, Iowa. Machine for
grading railways, &c
Archbntt. Leonard, and R. M. Deeley, Derby, England. Apparatus for purifying water. . .
Archer, Cassie L. (See Howell and Gilbert, assignors.)
Archer, Charles W., Cleveland, Ohio. Car-replacer
Archer, George "W., assignor to Archer Manufacturing Company, Rochester, N. T. Head-
rest.
Archer, .Tames. (See Lucas and Archer.)
Archer, James G., Brookfield, Mo. Hay -rake
Archer Manufacturing Company. (See" Archer. George "W., assignor.)
Arcourt, Th6ophile d', assignorof one-third to M. Hannon, Chicago, 111.
tector.
Pantaloona-pro-
Ardron. Joseph, Mandan, N. D. Cow-stall
Arendell, Falconer B., Salisbury, N. C. Filter
Argall. Philip, Denver, Colo. Cyanid and chlorination process for treating gold or silver
bearin s ores
Ariens, Henry, a.ssignorof one-half to R. "Wittke, BriUion, "Wis. Tread-wheel
Aries. Philippe P., Paris, France. Machine for covering hat-bodies with hair
Arkell, Bartlett. (See Matthiessen and Arkell.)
Arkell, Bartlett. and C. A. Blowers, Canajoharie; said Blowers assignor to F. 0. Matthies-
sen, New York, N. Y. Packing-bag
Arlington Manufacturing Company. (See Hunter. Rudolph M., assignor.)
Arlington Manufacturing (I!ompany. (See Schiipphaus, Robert C, assignor.)
Armand, Isaiah. (See Specht and Armand.)
Armanni, Luigi, London, England. Belt-shipper '.
Armat, Thomas, "Washington, D. C. Conduit electric railway
Armature Bell Company. (See Hofbauer, Frank X., assignor.)
Armbruster. John A., (Chicago. 111. Grader and amalgamator ,
Armen. Arakelyan H., Lynn, Mass. Ohmraeter
Amientrout, Lyman "W., et al. (See Fuller, Franklin P., assignor.)
Armeny, Gyulo. New York, N. Y. Machine for cutting precious stones
Armer, Isidor, Breslau, Germany. "Wind-harp for bicycles
Armi8tea<l. Fabian H., Farniville, "Ya., assignor of one-fourth to J. R. Spencer and E. "W.j
Speed, Hill City, S. D. Unicycle j
Armistead, Fabian H.. Roanoke, assignor of one-fourth to H. T. Parrish, S. J. Kennedy,
A. M. Cassel, and G. Richardson, Farmville. Va. Unicycle ". ..
Armitage, Frederick E., Jamestown, N. Y. Coin sorting and packaging device
Armitage, Frederick E., Jamestown, N. Y. CJoin-holder
Armitage, James, A. and G. C. Herschell, North Tonawanda, N. Y. Roundabout
Arms, HeniT F. (See Lee, Kenneth, assignor.)
Ann.stroug. Ben. jamin L., New London, Conn. Thread-package
Armstrong, Charles M., Toledo, Ohio. Composition for plastering walls
Armstrong. Charles "W., et al. (See CoUstt, Herbert E., assignor.)
Armstrong, Christian D., St. Bernard. La. Sugar-cane-transferring device
Armstrong, Dwight M., etal. (See Johnson, "William C, assignor.)
Arm.strong, Edwin J., assignor to Ames Iron Works, Oswego^ N. Y. Device for securing
piston-rods to cross-heads _
Armstrong, Eliphalet, Bellvllle. Ohio. Metallic ceiling [[[..[....
Armstrong, George F., Philadelphia. Pa. Truck
Armstrong, 6eorge"W., Avinger. Tex. Fruit-picker !.[!!.!!!..!!!!!!.!
Armstrong, Harry "W., Oakmont, Pa. Rail-bender
Armstrong, Harry "W., Oakmont. Pa. Valve-gear for steam-engines
Armstrong, J. J., et al. (See Nier, "William, assignor,)
Armstrong, James, et al. (See Nier, William, assignor.)
Armstrong, Louis E., Fort Dodge, Iowa. Foot-rest for rocking-chairs '.
Armstrong, Louis E., Fort Dodge, Iowa. Foot-rest for rockiug-chairs
Armstrong Manufacturing Company. (See Cash, Arthur "W., a.s.signor.)
Armstrong, Meylert M. , Philadelphia, Pa. Smokeless combustion of fuel
No.
.52.5,177
521,327
520,888
512,085
525,400
510,693
512,675
521,007
518,479
514,895
Date.
Aug. 28
June 12
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
Jan. 16
June 5
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
521,.305 June 12
516.071
525,574
517,5.59
521,522
515,946
518,771
513,552
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
June 19
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
530,475 Dec. i
516.905 Mar. 20
529,471 ! Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
527,473
528.066
517,257
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
529,690 I Nov. 27
I
527,190 Oct. 9
521,562 I June 19
517.721
.528,268
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
523,504 July 24
513,168 : Jan. 23
531,086 I Dec. 18
514,012 i Feb. 13
522.310 I July 3
522.311 I July 3
.531,403 Dec. 25
523,139 July 17
516,462 Mar. 13
520,720 I May 29
521.695 June 19
521.696 June 19
513,748 Jan. 30
515,852 Mar. 6
527,100 Oct. 9
528,757 Nov. 6
513.169 Jan. 23
513.170 Jan. 23
2110
1020
363
596
146
1597
1566
457
1811
1535
983
547
432
236
1387
333
2319
3046
513
240
91
143
37
381
377
C108
J 109
418
384
232
123
103
.55
321
80
576
750
685 171
1944 , 4.58
1720 ' 410
1317 321
2333 563
2558 600
2084
834
1446
499
203
f336
J 337
516 ! 125
2692 { 649
2317 I 583
2396 I 579
(419
1758
1067
232
234
2338
1672
1203
14-20
267
62
62
C5.57
)558
418
3093 749
1674
1676
3373
197
690
413
2397
2400
393
393
832
46
;ifi9
i 170
100
579
580
Official
Gazette.
522,187 July 3 i 2 1 .1
67
68
69
69
^67
67
69
68
66
^69
66
68
67
67
66
66
}69
66
66
68
10
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Armstrong, Milton W., et al. (See Turner and Fletcher, assignors.)
Armstrong, Mitchell & Co., "W. G. (See Lloyd and Hutchinson, assignors.)
Armstrong, Mitchell & Co., "W. G. (See Noble and Brankston, assignors.)
Armstrong, Mitchell & Co., W. G. (See Noble and Murray, assignors.)
Armstrong, Koss, Onawa, Iowa. Magic toy
Armstrong, Shubael T., Sycamore, 111., assignor of one-tenth to F. A. Cole, Plymouth,
Mich. Smoke-consuming furnace
Armstrong, Thomas L., et al. (See Booth, Charles S.. assignor.)
Armstrong, "Wesley S. (See McCloskey, Charles C, Jr., assignor.)
Armstrong, 'William A., assignor of one-half to O. Dickey, Elkton, Ohio. Plow
Armstrong, William T., and G. H. Wadsworth, Cleveland, Ohio. Metallic tie and rail
fastener
Arndt, Max, Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany. Gas-balance for ascertaining specific gravity of
gases
Arndt, Theophilus B., Florin, Pa. "Washing-machine
Arnemann, "Wilhelm, Hamburg, Germany. Keg-rolling machine
Arnet, Herman, Chicago, HI. Latch
-Arnold, Alvin, Burket, Ind. Mole-trap
Arnold, Bion J., Chicago, HI. Electric-power appliance
Arnold, Clarence "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Card-setting machine.
Arnold, Clifton S. (See Arnold. Henry A. and C. S.)
Arnold, Craig R., Sharon Hill, Pa. Coating metals with oxids
Arnold, Craig E., Sharon Hill, Pa. System of car lighting or heating
Arnold, Daniel J. C, New London, Ohio. Brick-mold
Arnold, David A., Pawtucket, E. I. Saw-set
Arnold, Edward M., Pawtucket, E. I. Means for raising sunken vessels
Arnold, Henry A. and C. S., Geneva, Wis. Horse driver and governor
Arnold, Henry H., Eockland, assignor to Eppler Welt Machine Company, Boston, Mass.
Channeling-machine
Arnold, Lyndon, St. Johnsbury, "Vt. Fastener for mail-bags
Arnold, M. D., et al. (See Scates. George E., assignor.)
Arnold, Oliver, assignor of one-half to M. G. Clark, Leicester, Mass. Kotary motor
Arnold, Bhilip. (See Eotzien and Arnold.)
Arnold, Samuel D., J. B. Venker, and W. L. Barnard, St. Louis, Mo. Eubber hand-
stamp
Arnold, Seth, et al. (See Scates, George E., assignor.)
Arnold, Wilhelm, Gablenburg, near Stuttgart, Germany. Washing apparatus
Amoldi, Ernest C., et al. (See Potter, George D., assignor.)
Amoudts, Charles, assignor of one-half to J. W. McAUep, Seattle, Wash. Composition
for preserving piles from teredo, &c
Aron, Lessar M. (See May and Aron.) (Eeissne.)
Aronson, Saul, Brooklyn, assignor to Star Watch Company, New York, N. Y. Watch. ..
Arper, George W., Oakland, Cal. Oil-can faucet
Arter, John L., Sunbury, Pa. Safety device for car-couplings
Arthur, Evan E., Portage, Wis. Adjustable hose-coupling band
Arthur, Frank D., Scarborough, N. Y. Toy-holder
Arthur, Henry. (See Stuckey and Arthur.)
Arthur, Joseph A., Charleston, W. Ta. Mortising-chisel
Arthur, Joseph A., Eonceverte, assignor to Arthur Machine Company, Charleston, W.Ta.
Chisel
Arthur Machine Company. (See Arthur, Joseph A., assignor.)
Asam, Joseph E., and F. Muhlenbeoh, Saginaw, Mich. Fruit-basket
Ash Automatic Electric Switch Company. (See Ash, Walter T. and J. H.. assignors.)
Ash, Jo^seph H. (See Ash, Walter V. and J. H.)
Ash, Walter V. and J. H., Newark, N. J., assignors of one-half to Ash Automatic Electric
Switch Company, of New Jersey. Eailway electric switch
Ashberry, Philip, and W. Barnes, Sheffield, England. Driving mechanism
Ashberry, Philip, and W. Barnes, Sheffield, England. Construction of mechanical clippers
for wool or hair -
Ashberry, Philip, and W. Barnes, Sheffield, England. Mechanical clipper for animals . . .
Ash brook, Eobert E., and M. H. Ingram, Paducah. Ky. Copy-book cabinet
Ashburn, Jesse A., assignor to Pilot Mountain Fly Excluder Company, Pilot Mountain,
N. C. "Ventilator
Ashby, William, Lafayette, Ind. Attachment for hand-rakes
Ashcraft, George W., Cave Spring, Ala. Planter and fertilizer-distributer
Ashcraft, James "V., IDunkirk, Ind. Pliers
Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. (See Hotightaling, William, assignor.)
Ashford, Thomas B., Kinston, N. C. Eefrigerator
Ashley, Claude L., Atlanta, Ga. Fuse-box
Ashley, Edward D. (See Ashley, George and E. D.)
Ashley, Edward E., New York. N. Y. Heating apparatus
Ashley, Frank M., et al. (See Enholm, Oscar A., assignor.)
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J. Closed-conduit electric railway
Electric railway
Electric-railway conduit
Low- water boiler-alarm
Steam-trap
Water-gage
Tubular apparatus
Bicycle-tire
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J.
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J.
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J.
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J.
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J.
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J.
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, N. J. ., _ _ _
Ashley, Frank M., Hawthorne, assignor of one-fourth to W. McKee, Paterson, N. J. Pro-
.iectile.
Ashley, Frank E., Denver, Colo. Elevating attachment for awnings
Ashley, George and E. D., New Britain, Conn. Meat-cutter
Ashley, Herbert H., Springfield, Mass. Trolley- wire and support therefor - .
Ashley, Howard M., Ferrybridge, England, assignor to American Bottle Company, Wood-'
'bury, N. J. Apparatus for manufacturing glass bottles
513,450
517,324
530,061
518,439
527,397
520,350
.518,389
515,985
528,136
517,831
528,354
514,896
520,403
524,927
523,505
526,959
522,956
520,132
514,404
531,246
528,583
518,087
526,552
516,718
521,491
527,136
519,312
521,253
522,548
522,282
527,761
528,898
519,313
526,359
530,572
.525,935
515,068
531.295
528,520
512,086
513,860
531,355
520,911
514,112
514,113
514,114
515,037
517,422
518,171
526,553
531,608
517,560
512,087
527,921
530,674
517,016
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
May 22
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
May 29
Aug. 21
July 24
Oct. 2
July 17
May 22
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Mar. 20
June 19
Oct. 9
May 8
June 12
July 3
July 3
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
May 8
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
June 5
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Deo. 25
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
2852
2669
2745
1745
1187
2475
1661
409
2471
684
2832
1537
2559
1645
2320
474
1349
2102
714
2059
100
1117
2142
1638
1335
751
680
630
190
1787
679
682
1804
895
1070
1796
2149
1
597
3547
2255
290
212
215
216
1749
2
1255
2143
2698
238
598
2069
1070
2141
699
626
658
433
292
600
410
94
598
( 170
il71
f685
I 686
<687
1688
1689
619
403
584
117
335
510
181
492
282
389
310
184
166
210
161
51
430
164
166
427
220
243
454
514
1
143
874
538
70,71
50
50
442
1
316
513
647
55
144
496
260
(507
1508
66
69
67
69
67
67
66
69
^7
66 1176
67 1073
990
68 479
69
67
69
67
67
67
67
68
69
67
69
68
66
69
69
66
69
C6
66
66
06
67
67
6S
69
67
66
69
69
•66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contimied.
11
Name, residence, and invention.
Ashley, John J., et al. (See Enholm, Oscar A., assignor.)
Ashmore, Stephen N., St. Louis, Mo. Station-indicator...
Ashton, Henry B., Medford, Mass. Brush
Ashton, John, Lawrence, Mass. Lock-hinge
Ashton, John, and J. Moorhouse, Shaw, England. Means for driving slubbing and rov-
ing machines
Ashton, "William, et al. (See Carroll, Charles J., assignor.)
Ash well, Kichard P., Newark, N. J., and J. A. Vandegrlft, New York, N. T. Vacuum-
No.
pump.
Ashwell, Richard P., Newark, N. J., and J. A. Vandegrlft, New York, N. Y. Vacuum
apparatus
Ashwell, Richard P., Newark, N. J., and Cr. W. Tnttle, New York, N. Y. Incandescent
electric lamp
Ashwell, "William H., et al. (See Duhelman, John, assignor.)
Ashworth, Edwin, and A. H. Oldham, Rochdale, assignors to R. Hall & Sons, Bury, England.
Selvage- forming apparatus for looms
Ashworth, Elijah, Manchester, England. Machine for hardening and tempering steel wire
and ribbons
Ashworth, Richard J., assignor to "Waterbury Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury, Conn.
Globe-holder
Ashworth, "William J. (See Maybrick and Ashworth.)
Aspinall, Herbert, Liverpool, England. Engine-governor
Aspinwall, Lewis A., assignor to Aspinwall Manufacturing Company, Jackson, Mich.)
Potato-cutter. (Reissue) \
Aspinwall, Lewis A., assignor to Aspinwall Manufacturing Company, Jackson, Mich.
Fertilizer attachment for planting-machines
Aspinwall Manufacturing (Jompany. (See Aspinwall, Lewis A., assignor.)
Aspinwall Manufacturing Company. (See Aspinwall, Lewis A., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Assheton, "William, assignor of two-thirds to D. Stewart and C.J. Carroll, Baltimore, Md.
Autographic register
Assheton, "William, assignor of two-thirds to D. Stewart and C. J. Carroll, Baltimore, Md.)
Manifolding sales-register \
Assorati, Antenor, New York, N. Y. Bottle cover or cap
Assorati, Antenor, assignor to R. R. (Jovin, New York, N. Y. "Wrench
Assorati, Antenor, assignor toR. R. (Jovin, New York, N. Y. Spike
Astley, Robert, London, England. Construction of fireproof floors
Astor, John J.. New York, N. Y. Pneumatic road-cleaning machine
Aten, Mei-rittL., Deerfield. Mich. Potato-harvester
Athem, John. (See Donaldson and Athem.)
Atherton, Faxon D., San Francisco, Cal. Ticket and time-table holder
Atherton, Fisher C, Buffalo, N. Y. Clip
Atherton, James B. (See Whitehead. "William, assignor.)
Atherton Machine Company et al. (See Duffy, Joseph, assizor.)
Atherton, Robert, Paterson^ N. J. Supporting device for spinning-spindles
Atherton, Robert, Paterson, N. J. Tension device for spinning-frames
Atkins, C. H. M., executor. (See "Warner, "Warren.)
Atkins, Elias C. (See Roberts, Nate H., assignor.)
Atkins, Hiram S., Stowe, Vt. Grinding-mill
Atkinson, Alfred. (See Fowler, England, and Nielsen, assignors.)
Atkinson, Frank. (See Jackson, Francis, assignor.)
Atlantic Refining Company. (See Perkins, George H., assizor.)
Aton, James B., Morganfield, Ky. Lever attachment for raising or lowering buggy-tops - -
Attaway, Elisha, assignor of one-half to "W. Attaway, Grand Cane, La. Bag-holder
Attaway, Henry F., Hillsborough, Tex. Advertising device
Attaway, Willie. (See Attaway, Elisha. assignor.)
Atterbnry, Basil J., Brixton, England. Ore-pulverizer, gold-saver, and mineral-concen-
trator
Atwater, Richard M. (See Dralle, Robert, assignor.)
Atwood, Benjamins., Whitman, Mass. Box-nailing machine
Atwood Crawford Company. (See Morrison, John H., assignor.)
Atwood Electric Company. (See Atwood and Perkins, assignors.)
Atwood, George H. (See Jones, Samuel 0., assignor.)
Atwood, La Motte C. (See Gill and Atwood.)
Atwood, La Motte C, and N. W. Perkins, Jr., assignors to Atwood Electric Company, St.
Louis, Mo. Engine ,
Atwood, La Motte C, and W. T. Treadway, assignors of one-third to M. "Woodson, St.
Louis, Mo. Street-sprinkler
Atwood, Lewis J., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Lamp-collar
Atwood, Lewis J., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury,
Conn. Expansible ring for lamp-supports \..
Atzert, Louis, Caasel, Germany. Adjustable desk
Au. Anton, Crandon, S. D. Scrubbing-machine
Anbry, Alvis E., and G. H. Dawson, Stockton, Cal. Apparatus for ventilating fire-rooms.
Anchly, Albert, Montgomery City, Mo. Hog-sty and feeding-trough
Andet, Frank X., Jr., Lynn, Mass. Device for producing overtones in stringed instru-
ments
Anfderheide, Heinrich. (See Anfderheide. Johann H., assignor.)
Anfderheide, Johann H., Kaiserslautem, Germany, assignor to H. Anfderheide, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Shears
Aufreeht, Samuel, Berlin, Germany. Folding furniture
Anerbach-Woolverton Electric Company. (See Mayer, Max, assignor.)
Auerbach-Woolverton Electric Company. (See Woolverton, John E., assignor.)
Anfuldish, John B., Dayton, Ohio. Cash register and indicator
Anfuldish, John B., Dayton, assignor to Columbia Cash Register Company, Miamisbarg,)
Ohio. Cash register and indicator J
August, Robert J. (See Hay, Frank D., assignor.)
Aulmann, George W., and W. R. Harris, Des Moines. Iowa. Steam-separator
Aulmann, Lorenz, Des Moines, Iowa. Duplex revolving screen for cleaning and grading
coal I
525,755
517,9B4
530,377
514,693
512,788
512,789
517,017
514,433
514,986
524,537
516,041
11,417
529,099
526,003
530,876
515.069
525,575
525.576
527,647
514,805
522,873
513.749
520,553
516,042
520,473
520,027
526,430
523,097
516,884
511,871
515,393
514,054
530,062
517,676
521.073
519,655
524.751
515,947
516,906
525,688
518,129
519,937
529,773
516,856
521,492
513,973
Date.
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
July 10
Jan. 30
May 29
Mar. 6
May 29
May 22
Sept. 25
July 17
Mai-. 20
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
969
533
1197
1784
1786
2145
754
1665
983
506
2601
1040
1186
1391
1797
433
434
1597
1380
1186
3375
2809
509
2675
1901
1960
1574
1907
201
2351
125
2746
444
June 5 ' 574
May 8 1295
Aug. 21 1344
Mar. 6 .335
Mar. 20 1946
Sept. 11 633
Apr. 10
May IS
1185
1745
C174
J 175
241
133
298
424
424
508
193
417
241
C117
)118
5 643
) 644
251
271
C331
i332
454
103
103
386
347
296
832
678
118
646
464
467
395
450
583
584
29
659
107
135
309
328
80
459
•149
287
428
Official
Gazette.
1301
195
1312
1097
365
365
1901
1013
1200
858
1546
519
855
1379
1484
1223
1231
1232
325
1132
240
768
1118
1547
1093
935
1549
329
1841
42
1339
877
1199
85
67 1301
67 ! 793
68 937
66 1515
66 1848
1281
232
891
Nov. 27 2218 \^^ 1 69 ; 1099
''■ 66 1832
Mar. 20 1860 |*^J
June 19 1336 | 310 67 1471
Feb. 6 3 . 1 66 85«
12
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees^Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ault & Wiborg Company. (See Pope, Wallace M., assignor.)
Aumont, Henri F. L., London, England. Inlaying metal goodswith tortoise-sliell or cellu-
loid.
Austen, Peter T., Brooklyn, assignor to W. J. Matheson & Co., Limited, New York, N. Y.
Coloring-matter from logwood and making same
Austin, Alexander H., Chicago, HI. Street-box for water, gas, &o
Austin, Edgar A., Hannibal, Mo. Roofing-ladder
Austin, Edward S., et al. (See McCarrier, John T., assignor.)
Austin, Emmet R. , Norwalk, Conn. Stovepipe water-heater
Austin, Eugene, Detroit, Mich. Oil and water separator
ji.ustin, Erank A., Sjnracuse, N. Y. Stop for door-hangers
Austin, Frank R., Lynn, Mass. Sewing-machine for stitching and barring buttonholes . .
Austin, Frederick C. (See Bunnell, Morton G., assignor.)
Austin, Frederick C. (See Cameron, Arthur, assignor.)
Austin, Harmon, Jr., et al. (See Burnap, Charles F., assignor.)
Anstin, James E., Standish. Mich. Slicing-machine
Austin, John P. (See Douglas and Austin.)
Austin, John W., Pilot Point, Tex. "Wire-stretcher
Austin, Lorey T., assignor of one-half to B. E. Cronkhite, Rossville, III. Thrashing-ma-
chine attachment
Austin, Stephen J., Terre Haute, Ind. Bearing for platform-scales
Austin, Stephen J. , Terre Haute, Ind. Scale-beam
Austin, Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stove or furnace
Austin, Truman E., Binghamton, N. Y. Combined spark arrester and ejector . -
Austin, "William F., Albany, assignor of one-half to C. "W. Campbell, Lansingburg, N. Y.
Fire-tower
Austin, "William S., assignor to himself, "W. H. Gary, "W. Thompson, and A. A. Delano,
Brockton , Mass. Machine for manufacturing lasts for boots or shoes
Austin, "William L., San Francisco, Cal. Smelting ores
Austin, "William L., Denver, Colo. Smelting
Austrian, Joseph E., "Williamsport, Pa. File
Aixtenrieth, William, Cincinnati, Ohio. Histological case ,...
Auto-Pneumatic Railway-Signal Company. (See Dodgson, Frank L., assignor.)
Automatic Car-Fender Company. (See Smith, Eldridge J., assignor.)
Automatic Faucet Company. (See Rubin, Max, assignor.)
Automatic Fire Door Company. (See Lamb and McClure, assignors.)
Automatic Folding Bed Company. (See Bostad, Christian, assignor.)
Automatic Folding Bed Company. (See Krabol and Bostad, assignors.)
Automatic Hatch Door Company. (See Wemple, William R., assignor.)
Automatic Injector Company. (See Hogue, Parker P., assignor.)
Automatic Lasting Machine' and Manufacturing Company. (See Lombard, Nathaniel, as-
signor. )
Automatic Lasting Machine Company. (See Patten, Enos, assignor.)
Automatic Novelty Manufacturing Company. (See Bangerter, Fred, assignor.)
Automatic Phonograph Exhibition Company of New York. (See Keller, Albert K., as-
signor.)
Automatic Switch Company of Baltimore City. (See Whittingham, George H., assignor.)
Automatic Telephone and Electric Company of Canada. (See Stmoneau, Louis E., assignor.)
Automatic Track Sanding Company. (See Dodd, Matthew M., assignor.)
Automatic Track Sanding Company. (See Sherburne, Charles W., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Automatic Vending Conipany. (See Cochran, Frederic B., assignor.)
Automatic Water Tank Company. (See Sattelkau and Winkelmann, assignors.)
Autrey, Benjamin P., Pilot Point, Tex. Metal-cutting shears
-A-venarius, Richard, Gaualgesheim, Germany. Molding-box for artificial stone
Averitt, Daniel M., Bedford, Ky. Fertilizer-distributer
Avery, Edward N. , Tecumseh, Mich . Combined hay and«stock rack
Avery, Granville O. (See Wright, William, assignor.)
Avery, Henry W. (See Wads worth and Avery.)
Avery, Morris H.. "Woonsocket, R. I. Clutch
Avery Stamping Company. (See Wadsworth and Avery, assignors.)
Avery, Thomas E., Danbury, Conn. Machine for curling hat-brims. (Reissue)
No.
Avery, William C, et al. (See Fryer, Robert M., assignor.)
Avis, "Walter H., assignor of one-half to R. C. Fisher, Toronto, Canada. Wire-covering^
machine - - I
Axdorfer, Gottfried, assignor of one-half to C. H. F. Sass, Hamburg, Germany. Gas-fur-
nace
Axline, John D. , and J. L. Baillie, Shawnee, Ohio. Buggy -top attachment
Axtel, Spencer T., Oswego, N. Y. Towel-rack '.
Ayers, John T., Elmira, N. Y. Portable screw-elevator
Ayers, William E., CoUelt, Ind. Clover-feeder
Ayling, Arthur P. , Milwaukee, Wis. Composition for manufacturing glass
Ayling, Arthur W., Toledo, Ohio. Connection for broken water-closets
Aylsworth, George M., Collingwood. Canada. Buckle
Aylworth, Daniel W., and N. B. Leslie, Cleveland, Ohio. Clamp
Ayre, Henry D., Kerfoot, "Va. Device for marking off corn-rows
Ayres, Augusta N., Beverly, Mas.s. Utensil for cooking food over lamp-chimneys
Ayres, Edgar, Sydney, New South Wales. Synchronizing mechanism for electric clocks. .
Ayres, Saxton T., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for mixing, weighing, and packing flour, &c.
Ayres, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Clew-ring
Ayrton, William E., and T. Mather, London, England. Induction mechanism for electro-
static instruments
Ayrton, William E., and T. Mather, London, England. Safety device for electi'ostatic
measuring-instruments
B. F. Avery & Sons. (See Holsclaw, Wilford H., assignor.)
Baade, John, Waco, Tex. Automatic railway-gate
Babbitt, Arthur B. (See Barber and Babbitt.)
Babbitt, Charles W., Jackson, Mich. Safety attachment for telegraph-signals
Babbitt, George R., JProvidence, R. T. Barrel-filler
Babbitt, Ira T., Abingdon, HI. Combined ice-cream freezer and chum
Babbitt, Seth W., Meriden, Conn. Plant-holder
530,817
S29,691
520,176
524,661
515,640
521,199
530,818
522,928
528,247
527,311
528,915
516,958
521,074
520,978
512,145
524,476
526,987
513,974
527,312
512,267
512,496
."129,639
525,325
524,455
526,173
516,422
11,405
512,146
520,404
531,493
519,490
514,299
518,480
522,001
526,285
524,298
516,291
512,573
517,561
525,779
518,088
527,260
513,975
516,341
524,662
514,745
517,136
527,313
525,644
Date.
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
May 22
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
June 12
Dec. 11
July 10
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
2086
2179
1187
2737
794
1298
1288
2663
Oct,
Jan
Jan
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Jan.
May
29
Deo.
25
May
8
Feb.
6
Apr.
17
June 26 i
Sept.
18
Aug.
14
Mar.
18
Jan.
9
Apr.
3
Sept.
11
Apr.
10
Oct.
9
Feb.
6
Mar.
13
Aug.
14
Feb.
13
Mar.
27
Oct.
9
Sept.
4
2001
2
855
1477
1130
2125
689
2561
2506
990
563
1812
2245
1666
563
906
1400
238
792
1118
984
3188
1291
2354
1047
534
313
531
291
187
314
C319
{320
Oct. 9 1041
Nov. 13 ! 736
Mar. 20 2033
June 5 i 575
June 5 I 412
Jan. 2 687
Aug. 14 i 882 : 5
I ■ '
Oct. 2 519
Feb. 6 4
9 1042
9 I 887
9 1293
641
253
173
481
135
165
217
218
127
214
310
478
1
210
345
(503
<504
<505
C166
)167
619
597
241
141
448
393
134
213
338
55
183
(282
i283
231
234
292
321
555
253
130
69
67
68
67
69
69
69
66
67
67
66
I 68
69
60
68
68
67
68
[67
69
66/
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
13
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Babbitt, Seth W., Meriden, Conn., assignor of one-half to H. J. Ives, Boston, Mass. Pack-
age-carrier
Babcock, Charles, assignor of one-fonrth to B. Park, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Ear-ring.
Babcock, George H., deceased, Plainfield, N. J.; F. B. and J. B. Clarke, J. A. Hubbard.j
and W. M. Stillman, executors. Tile roofing .■ ' <
Babcock, Sylvester P., Adrian, Mich. Clutch '
Babcock, William A., assignor to Bishop & Babcock Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Com-
pound hydraulic air-compressor
Bach, FreiJerick W.. New York, N. Y. Horseshoe
Bache & Co., Jnles S. (See Moses, Alfred H., Jr., assignor.)
Bache, Leigh S., Bonnd Brook, N. J. Split pulley
Bache, Leigh S., Bound Brook, N. J. Split-pulley friction-clutch
Bache, William H., Bound Brook, N.J. Trolley
Bachelder, Cyrus P., Pawtncket, K. I. Automatic switch-operating mechanism
Bachelut, Jacques. (See Schmid and Bachelut.)
Bachman, Joseph A., Austin, Tex. Cotton-press : ,
Bachman, Otto B., Minneapolis, Minn. Thermo-electric volatilizing obtunder
Bachtell, Lewis H. (See Detrick and Bachtell.)
Back, James S., assignor of one-half to G. L. Orme, Ottawa, Canada. Stringed musical
hand-instrument ,
Backman, Per G., Paris. France. Lift, hoist, &c
Backstrom, Jonas, and F. W. Johnson. Stromsbnrg. Nebr. Electric belt ,
Baokstrom, Matt, Austin, Pa. Shipping-crate cover, &c
Backus, Charles L.. et al. (See Ryan, Michael B., assignor.)
Backus, James B., New York, N. Y. Figure-punch for checks or other papers
Backus, Lawrence T., Atchison, Kans. Car-coupling
Backus, Lawrence T., Atchison, Kans. Car-coupling
Backus Manufacturing Company. (See Denisou, Julian F., assignor.)
Backus Water Motor Company. (See Shepperd. Sylvanus D., assignor.)
Bacon, Addison M., Pittsburg, Pa. Glass-melting furnace
Bacon, Addison M., Pittsburg, Pa. Glass-melting famace
Bacon, Allan H., AVebster Groves, Mo. Boat-propelling mechanism
Bacon, Charles H., deceased, Boston. Mass.; S. A. Bacon, administratrix, assignors to W. H.
Allen and W. H. Allen, trustee, Melrose, Mass. Proportional water-meter
Bacon, George W.. Kushville, 111. Roller-bearing truck
Bacon, .Tohn E.. Clintnn. Conn. Fishing-jig
Bacon, Murra.y, Philadelphia, Pa. Dyeing-machine ,
Bacon, Sarah A., administratrix. (See Bacon, Charles H.)'
Bacon, Victor V., Dorr. Mich. Bottle-holder
Badger, Franklin L., Concord, assignor of one-half to C. W. McDaniel, Laconia, N. H.
Adjustable chaplet-holder for supporting and centering cores
Badger Pearl Button Company. (See Pope, Edward J., assignor.)
Badger, Wildsmith . London , England. Ball-bearing
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik. (See Bally. Oscar, assignor.)
(See Bernthsen, Heinrich A., assignor.)
(See Bernthsen and Julius, assignors.)
(See Bohn, Ren6. assignor.)
(See Biilow, Carl, assignor.)
(See Ceresole, Maurice, assignor.)
(See Julius, Paul, assignor.)
(See Knietsch, Rudolph, assignor
(See Miiller. Carl L., assignor.)
(See Schleicher, Erhart, assignor.)
(See Schranbe, Conrad, assignor.)
(See Sthraube and Romig, assignors.)
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik.
Badt, Francis B., Chicago, HI. Electric-railway system
Badt, Francis B., Chicago, HI. Switch
Baebi, Anthony, et al. (See Keane, William M., assignor.)
Baehr, George.'.Tersey City, N. -J., assignor to S. O'Connor, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric switch.
Baenziger, Emil F., assignor to L. Gert«is, New Orleans, La. Heel-clip for bicycles
Baer, Martin H. (See Wyssinger and Baer.)
Baer, Martin H., Hagerstown, Md. Machine for making metallic fence-posts
Baer, Martin H., Hagerstown, Md. Metallic fence-post
Baeumle, John, assignor of one-fourth to M. Poetzel, Milwaukee, Wis. Bung
Bagby, (jeorge K., New Berne, N. C. Dental articulator
Bagge, Gustaf, Paris, France. Paving-block
Baggs, Samuel A., assignor of one-half to. J. K. Woodward, Riverside, Cal. Flume-riflle. . .
Baggstrom, Peter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tubular-kev and pneumatic-valve action for organs . .
Bagley, Charles .T., and L.'Roberts, Stockton-on-Tees, England. Tongs for handling metal.
Bahme, Samjiel V., Ellensburg. Wash. Car-brake
Bahret, Christian, assignor to Western Gaa Construction Company, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Center-valve
Bailey, Alden L., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Hose-coupling
Bailey, Charles A., assignor to J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Conn. Toy cannon ..
Bailey, Charles A., assignor to J. &. E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Conn. Toy cannon ..
Bailey. Charles E.. and G. F.Bowen, Springfield, Mass. Method of and dies for the manu-
facture of band-forgings for military rities
Bailey, Charles F., et al. (See Shydecker, Eugene, as.signor.)
Bailey, Charles J., Newton, Mass. Manicure instrument
Bailey, Charles S. (See Wright and Bailey.)
Baile.v, David M., Carlisle, Pa. Automatic railway flag-signal
Bailey, Edward, Folkstone, England. Vehicle-pole tip
Bailey, Edward L. (See Brown. Robert P.. assignor.)
Bailey, Eli, assignor of two-thirds to S. Bailey, St. Louis, Mo. Shears
Bailey, Ella E., Baltimore, Md. Flower-holder
Bailey, EUene A., New York, N. Y. Rain boot or leggin for ladies or children
Bailey Farrell Manufacturing Company. (See Grace, Thomas, assignor.)
Bailey, Frank J., assignor to L. K. Fuller, Brattleborough, Vt. Clothes-drier
Bailey, Frank J., assignor to L. K. Fuller, Brattleborough. Vt. Clothes-drier
Bailey, Frederic W., New Haven, Conn. Ancestral-record book
Bailey, George W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cash register and indicator
No.
.525,577
527,398
517,832
519,899
523,064
518,772
513,339
515,271
527,546
522,096
512,790
524,156
514,877
515,641
527,922
526,004
521,358
523,564
531,145
512,791
512,792
524,629
530,074
523,098
524,928
528,584
517,833
515,311
527,041
525,480
529,578
525,936
516,996
520,289
522,818
525,8.33
52-2,188
527,923
519,981
525,578
527,648
513,228
.518,172
526,174
525,306
525,307
526,286
528,317
517,111
524,570
524,673
527,231
529,352
522,576
522,577
527,261
515,418
Date.
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
May 15
July 17
Apr. 24
•Tan. 23
Feb. 20
Oct, 16
June 26
Jan, 16
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
June 12
July 24
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
July 17
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
May 22
.July 10
Sept. 1)
July 3
Oct. 23
May 15
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
435
1189
687
1686
1522
2320
2703
2130
1431
2385
1788
329
1500
2739
2072
1187
1087
2407
1871
1790
1792
1138
104
292
C171
\m
411
381
576
657
529
C348
5 349
574
425
77
376
682
496
271
255
603
444
425
426
280
2769 i 664
1576 I 396
1647 403
101 25,26
2201
609
172
546
148
273 '' 67
1910 I 455
1071
2095
2370
1118
902
4
2073
1819
436
1598
2483
1256
1479
2298
2299
1666
2781
243
496
575
277
201
1
446
104
386
600
316
346
558
559
394
671
2316 1 545
1039 I 256
Aug. 14 1209 I 295
Oct. 9 j 906 219
Nov. 20 1481 356
July 10
July 10
Oct. 9
694
955
Feb. 27 I 2394
J (175
1176
; 176
232
(593
)594
Official
Gazette.
69
•67
67
68
67
66
66
I 69
67
66
66
69
1232
249
148
881
319
468
610
1285
294
1683
365
721
1154
1414
428
1380
67 I 1409
68 j 496
69 1586
66
66
68
69
68
68
69
67
366
366
1203
330
990
664
148
1299
129
68 1202
69 ; 1033
I
68 ' 1358
66 ; 1875
67 1020
68 : 226
1327
3
429
905
1232
325
567
f,7 245
68 I 1444
68
1127
1127
1480
1934
868
900
184
957
151
152
192
1340
14
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED EJROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued..
Name, residence, and invention.
Bailey, Gilbert L., Portland, Me. Curtain stick and guide
Bailey, Henry C, and H. Barker, Chicago, HI. Coin-controlled dice-machine ,
Bailey, Henry E., assignor to Cox Brass Manufacturing Company, Limited, Albany, N. T.
Air-pressure beer-forcing apparatus ,
Bailey, Henry J. (See Mathews, Henry E., assignor.)
Bailey, Herbert L., assignor to Bailey Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Change-
able gearing for bicycles
Bailey, Herbert L., assignor to Bailey Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI. Automatic
vehicle-brake ,
Bailey, Hezekiah, and W. L. Gilson, Sheridan, Greg. Grain-separator
Bailey, James B. (See Brinton, George, assignor.)
Bailey, John B. , Baltimore, Md. Fender for street-railway cars
Bailey, John C, et al. (See Guy, Joseph P., assignor.)
Bailey, John "W. (See Morris and Bailey.)
Bailey, John "W., Denver, Colo. Ore pulverizing and amalgamating mill
Bailey, John W. , Denver, Colo. Amalgamator and separator
Bailey, Leonard. "Wethersfield, Conn. Copying-pad
Bailey, Mahlon G. , assignor of one-half to (J . S. Lawrence, San Jo86, Cal. Truck
Bailey Manufacturing Company. (See Bailey, Herbert L., assignor.)
Bailey, MarceUus, administrator. (See Shill, Kichard E., assignor.)
Bailey, MarceUus, administrator. (See Walker, "William T.)
Bailey, Nerval D., Kewanee, HI. Mold for making castings
Bailey, Kichard G., assignor of one-half to J. F. HaUoran and A. Holman, San Francisco,
Cal. Fountain marking-brush
Bailey, Samuel E. , Amesbury. Mass. Carriage-underworks
Bailey, Sarah. (See Bailey, Eli, assignor.)
Bailey, Sterling L., Chicago, HI. Feed-water purifier
Bailey, Sterling L., Chicago, HI. Feed-water purifier
Bailey, Thomas, New York, N. Y. Fireproof building construction
Bailey, Victor C., assignor to Advance Thresher Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Band-i
cutter and feeder '
Bailey, William E. (See Hill and Bailey.)
Bailey, William H., Sr., Houston, Tex. Device for the protection of vessels
Baillie, Ellis H., et al. (See Sherman, Willis D., assignor.)
Baillie, James L. (See Axline and Baillie.)
Baily, AldenL., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Hose-fastening
Bain, Kobert B., assignor to iilbnann & Bendel, San Francisco, Cal. Grocer's shipping or
service box or crate
Bainbridge, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpenter's work-holder and guidie ,
Bainbridge, Francis H., Chicago, HI. Dam
Bair, Oliver H. (See Congelton and Boyd, assignors.)
Baird, Andrew H., Liverpool, England. Collapsible sleeping-berth
Baird, Edward P., Plattsburg. N. Y. Clock-case
Baird, EdwardP., and F.Nash, Plattsburg, N.Y.; said Nash assignor to said Baird. Time-i
stamp '
Baird, George F., Austin, Minn. Casket-clamp for hearses
Baird, John, Paterson, N. J. Snow-guard
Bairet, John, assignor to R. L. Place, East Port Chester, Conn. Vehicle thill or pole support.
Baius, Frederick W. (See Spragne and Bajus.)
Baker, Abraham, South Haven, Mich. Bird-trap ,
Baker, Albert K., deceased, Indianapolis, Ind.; M. C. Baker, administratrix. Label for file-
binders
Baker, .Ajtemas, assignor or one-half to A. Phelps, Lancaster, Tex. Station-indicator
Baker, Bernard N. (See Inch, Philip, assignor.)
Baker, Burton E., Bridgeport, Conn. Kheostat
Baker, Burton E., New Britain. Conn. Eheostat
Baker Chain and Wagon Iron Manufacturing Company. (See Piper, William M., assignor.)
Baker, Charles F. (See Curtis, George A., assignor.)
Baker, Charles H. , Detroit, Mich. Signal-lamp for electric-railway cars
Baker, Charles W., Montclair, N. J. Generation of steam
Baker, David, Sparrow's Point, Md. Drill
Baker, DUver E., Cowgill, Mo. Cultivator attachment
Baker, Edmund K., Springfield, Mass. Spinning machinery
Baker & Foglesong Manufacturing Company. (See Foglesong, Washington, assignor.)
Baker, Frank W., Kokomo, Ind. Spirometer
Baker, George C, deceased, Chicago, HI.; M. K. Baker, administratrix. Submarine torpedo
boat
Baker, George C, deceased, Chicago, HI.; M. K. Baker, administratrix. Submarine torpedo
boat
Baker, George C, deceased, Chicago, Dl.; M. K. Baker, administratrix. Submarine torpedo
boat
Baker, George W., Wilmington, Del. Machine for working hides or skins
Baker, George W., assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Ten
sion device for sewing-machines
Baker, HalseyH., Plainfield, N. J. Street-sign
Baker, Henry, assignor of one-half to G. E. Guerne, Santa Kosa, Cal. Track-harrow
Baker, James S. (See Hooper, George W., assignor.)
Baker, John G., Philadelphia, Pa. Grater
Baker, John L., Baird, Tex. Grate
Baker, John S. (See Collett, Austin B., assignor.)
Baker, John T., et al. (See Hart, Edward, assignor.)
Baker, Joseph. (See Stevens and Baker.)
Baker, Justus L. H., Jamestown, Ohio. Farm-truck -
Baker, Manville W. (See Butterfield, Tyrannus P., assignor.)
Baker, Mary K., administratrix. (See Baker, George C.)
Baker, Meta C, administratrix. (See Baker, Albert R.)
Baker, Thaddeus, Chicago, HI. Mechanism for converting pedal motion
Baker, Thomas C. (See Whetstine and Baker.)
Baker, William H. (See Hall and Baker.)
Baker, William H., Pawtucket, K. I. Electric signaling apparatus for railway-trains
No.
528,709
515,104
531,494
517,995
517,996
525,067
519,803
530,612
531,296
516,463
516,857
517,205
519,223
511,833
528,318
528,512
527,649
526,287
523,422
515,893
528,355
529,235
525,834
516,514
520,979
531,297
516,172
529,774
525,308
518,173
515,512
521,359
521,843
526,605
531,146
529,997
529,996
530,819
519,491
531,247
525,1-78
525,179
530,466
512,088
521,075
530,497
517,206
.524,189
512,353
525,126
525,309
523,847
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
May 15
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
May 1
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
July 24
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
June 5
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
June 12
June 26
Sept. 25
Deo. 18
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
May 8
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
June 5
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
July 31
2476
512
137
2782
3114
1600
1669
2155
254
2842
1277
904
1294
413
2152
705
2219
2300
1259
2531
1088
1933
2231
1872
2623
2620
1299
2061
2112
2113
670
600
.576
748
2477
376
1028
2009
2301
2925
583
124
35
671
755
386
(394
^395
541
60
306
201
C307
)308
99
(515
\5U
166
529
559
(316
J 317
627
(2.55
1256
463
532
^444
i 445
630
629
314
^241
• 242
492
514
514
166
167
144
135
184
583
89
251
491
559
729
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
15
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Baker, William R., Watertown, N. T. Mast-hoop
Baker, William R., Watertowu, N. Y. Center-board for boats
Baker, William S. G., Baltimore, Md. Brake for railway-cars
Baker, William S. G., Baltimore, Md. Brake for railway-cars
Balbian, Henry, North Vassalboroiigh, Me. Method of and machine for fulling cloth
Balch, Frederick A. . Neillsville, Wis. Washboard
Balcom, Uriah H., Downer's Groove, HI. Sash-fastener
Baldridge, Herman, Los Angeles, Cal. Transplanter for trees or flowers
Baldwin, Andrew, Viroqua, Wis. Rotating stand
Baldwin, Charles C, assignorof one-half to F. S. Hnpp, Momence, HI. Oil-burner
Baldwin, Charles E., et al. (See Ringrose, Eduard W., assignor.)
Baldwin, Cyrus W., Yonkers, assignor to Otis Brothers & Company, New York, N. Y.)
Elevator 5
Baldwin, Cyrus W., Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to National Company, Chicago, HI. Control-
ling device for elevators
Baldwin, Daniel M., Los Angeles, assignor of one-half to W. T. Snidow, San Gabriel, Cal.
Potato-planter
Baldwin, Eli. (See Crook, Charles, assignor.)
Baldwin, ElIoryA., Upton. Mass. Drive-chain ,
Baldwin, Ephriara. (See Rislcy, David, assignor.)
Baldwin, Frederic E.. New Brighton, N. Y. Candle-lamp
Baldwin, Henry L., Chicago, HI. Telephone-transmitter
Baldwin, Louis' W., Jersey City, N. J. Stencil-brush
Baldwin, John A. (See Struck, Charles E., assignor.)
Baldwin, Judson A., Benton Harbor, Mich., assignor to G. W. Hale, Chicago, HI. Smoke-i
preventing furnace ;
Baldwin, Ozra J., Youngsville, and J. L. Kerstetter, Bradford, Pa. Device for suspend-
ing -stove-lifters, &c
Baldwin, RoUin A., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to Fitch Excelsior Switch Company,
of New Jersey. Electric railway-switch
Baldwin. William B., et al. (See Perrin, Frederick S., assignor.)
Baldwin, William D., administrator. (See Preston, Benjamin.)
Baldwin, William D., administrator. (See Willans, Peter W.)
Baldwin, William D., et al. (See Rnemmler, Gustav A., assignor.)
Baldwin, William J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Attachment for radiators
Balensiefer, Adolf, New York, N. Y Breakdown gun ,
Ball, Alonzo T. (See Morgel, Ball, and Nagel.)
Ball Bearing Car Wheel Manufacturing Company. (See Wright and Homsey, assignors.)
Ball, Charles, Providence, R. L Clip
Ball, Charles A., Washington , D C. Apparatus for treating garbage
Ball, Charles A., Washington, D. C. Railway-gate ,
Ball, Charles A., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to C. H. Green, New Rochelle, and H.
Knubel, New York, N. Y. Locomotive-engine
Ball, Charles A., Brooklyn, assignor to Ball Compound Locomotive Company, New York,;
N. Y. Compound locomotive-engine '
Ball, Charles W. W. , New York, and J. L. Gordon, Brooklyn, N. Y. Filter
Ball Compound Locomotive Company. (See Ball, Charles A., assignor.)
Ball, Frank C. 'See Carr, Robert S., assignor.)
Ball, Henry P., Bridgeport, Conn. Ceiling-cleat
Ball, Henry P., Bridgeport, Conn. Switch
Ball, Henry P., Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Insnlating-tumbuckle
Ball, Henry P., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Insulating-block
Ball, Henry P., Bridgeport. Conn., assignor to fteneral Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Insulator for electric overhead construction
Ball, John A. , Grass Valley, Cal. Dredging-machine ,
Ball, John W. (See Ward and Ball.)
Ball, Oscar W. (See Sherwood, Charles L., assignor.)
BaU, Phinehas, Worcester, Mass. Apparatus for purifying water
Ball, Phinehas, Worcester, Mass. Rotary water-meter
Ballantine, Eden M., Philadelphia, Pa. Tire for bicycles
Ballard, George L., Toronto, (janada. Secondary battery
Ballard, John, assignor of one-half to T. W. Berry, Boston, Mass. Sanding device for
cars
Ballard, Luther W. (See Lewis, John E., assignor.)
Ballard, William O., et al. (See Robinson, William S., assignor.)
Ballingall, David. (See Mirrlees and Ballingall.)
Bally, Oscar, Mannheim, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrit, Ludwigshafen, Ger-
many. Bine dye
Balmore. John, New York, N. Y. Steam-trap
Balph, Charles A. (See Zortman and Ward, assignors.)
Balph, Charles A., Pittsburg, and E. P. S. Wright, Avalon. Pa. Fireproof floor and ceiling
Balph, Charles A., and E. P.S.Wright, Pittsburg, Pa. Fireproof beam
Balser, William. (See Saddler, Robert A., assignor.)
Balsley. Charles H., assignor of one-fourth to G. W. Bryner, ConneUsviUe, Pa. Incandes-
cent-electriclamp socket
Balsley, Upton H., Philadelphia. Pa. Telephone system
Balthasar. Curt J., assignor of two-fifths to J. W. Fryer, St. Louis, Mo. Cast-iron conduit
for steam or hot -water heaters
Balz, Wilhelm, Flonheim, Germany. Filtering apparatus '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...
Bammann, Johann. (See Ulrich and Bammann.)
Bammann, Johann. (See Ulrich, Bammann. and Herzberg.)
Banbury, John. Auckland, New Zealand. Closing cans
Bancroft, Charles E., et al. (See Wertheimer, Monroe A., assignor.)
Bancroft, George W., assignor to Bancroft Vestibule Car Coinpany, Chicago, HI. Rail-?
way-car j
Bancroft, Harlow P., et al. (See Wertheimer, Monroe A., assignor.)
Bancroft. .John S., assignor to William Sellers St, Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.)
Operating electric motors (
Bancroft, John S.. assignor to William Sellers & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.?
Operating electric motors 5
No.
."528,916
.'530,378
530,3-9
539,579
529,353
524.697
522,039
.';30,877
519,754
519,804
529,438
523,954
523,877
5-20,200
.526,139
513,071
518,576
518,174
529,011
518,801
530,467
522,774
529,236
531,087
520,839
521,254
522,819
518,214
520,474
518,213
523,653
530,498
530,675
513,473
521,493
522,141
517,018
516,515
524,235
516,178
527,042
527,232
531,288
518,773
520,747
515,894
527,650
529,012
519,686
520,748
Date.
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
■Tune 20
Dec. 11
May 15
May 15
Nov. 20
July 31
July 31
May 22
Sept. 18
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
July 10
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
June 5
June 12
July 10
Apr. 17
May 29
Apr. 17
July 31
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
June 19
June 26
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Oct.
Oct.
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
May 29
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
May 8
May 29
Monthly
volume.
801
737
534
537
1911
1483
1252
2300
1394
1449
1536
1662
3114
2972
2222
1421
2246
1969
1201
895
2368
673
1048
1279
1761
155
889
1119
1350
2676
1349
2557
750
1071
2898
1337
2476
2146
1295
452
723
610
907
2137
2321
3135
255
1600
897
1345
3137
195
173
133
134
455
357
309
551
332
349
C375
5 376
395
775
740
540
332
541
C487
1488
317
211
586
167
2.'J9
C307
)308
420
34
C210
^211
278
337
646
336
641
184
C260
i261
714
C310
1311
593
509
309
Official
Gazette.
169
148
219
.512
576
759
60
69
69
69
69
69
68
67
69
67
t67
69
67
68
S67
67
69
67
69
68
[69
69
67
I 67
68
67
67
67
68
69
68
69
69
386
212
C324 ?
)3-25 5
69
163
801
1312
1313
1033
957
921
1666
1484
836
852
989
643
616
992
1435
519
391
245
829
475
1338
214
897
1565
1225
1371
227
279
1094
279
541
1369
1425
681
1472
1700
1902
1709
744
1603
129
185
69 1634
67 468
1178
150S
325
67 , 803
{?60 jfi^l™
16
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bancroft, John S., assignor to "William Sellers & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chuck for drill- grinding machines
Bancroft, Solon. (See Abbott, Charles E., assignor.)
Bancroft Vestibule Car Company. (See Bancroft, George TV., assignor.)
Bane, Charles F., Lafayette, Ind. Device for automatically opening valves in air-brake
couplings
Banes, John H. (See Peay, "Walter W., as>ignor.)
Bang, Henry J., New York, N. Y. Electrically-operated register for barrels, &c
Bang, Ivar A. F., and M. C. A. Knffin, Paris, France. Manufacture of anhydrous stan-
nic acid
Bangert, John D., Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for mixing flour of different grades
Bangerter, Fred, assignor to Automatic Novelty Manufacturing Company, San Francisco,
Cal. Automatic defineating-machine
Banholzer, Paul P., Philadelphia, Pa. Electric-railway conduit
Banker, George "W., Keene, N. Y. Can-faucet
Banker, Howard E., "Western Springs, 111. Automatic valve-gear for tile-presses
Banker, John P., Honey Grove, Tex. Quilting-frame
Banks, Thomas L., London, England. Fireproof floor, ceiling, &c
Banks, Thomas L., London, England. Fireproof framing for partition or other walls
Bannan, Lewis M. , San Francisco, Cal. Gage for manifolding apparatus
Bannatyne, Archibald, assignor to "Waterbnry Clock Company, "Waterbury, Conn. Clock-
case -
Banner, John "W., Banner's Elk, N. C. Brace and bit
Bannister, Louis H., Pasadena, Cal. Detachable casket-handle
Bannister, Louis H., Pasadena, Cal. Detachable handle for caskets
Bannister, Louis H., Pasadena, Cal. Casket-handle
Bannister, Maunsel C. (See Price and Bannister.)
Banwell, James, assignor to Cleveland "Wood Turning Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Univer-
sal rod and ring machine "
Banwell, James, assignor to Cleveland "Wood Turning Company and J. A. Saunders, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Machine for making handles for sad-irons
Baptist, "William, New Orleans, La. Apparatus for driving piles in running water. (Re-
issue)
Baptist, "William, New Orleans, La. Apparatus for holding ends of and closing crevasses
Barabasz, Mieczy slaw. (See Kadomski, John, assignor. )
Barber, Arthur J., assignor of two-thirds to E. J. "Whittleton and M. V. Teetor, Sodus, N. Y.
Overshoe attachment
Barber, Clarence M., Cleveland, Ohio. Process of and apparatus for electroplating
Barber, Emmet N., and J. H. "Whitehead, Kent, Ohio, assignors to Heaton Peninsular But-
ton Fastener Company, Providence, K. I. Machine for attaching buttons
Barber, Everett A., Lakewood, and A.. B. Babbitt, Pawtucket, E. I. Street-car mechan-
ism for operating switches
Barber, George, Cleveland, Ohio. Adjustable curtain-pole support ,
Barber, Henry A., assignor of one-half to A. H. Lefebvre, "Watertown, N. Y. Air or gas
compressor
' Barber, Henry A., assignor of one-half to A. H. Lefebvre, "Watertown, N. T. Centrifugal
pump ,
Barber, JohnC, St. Paul, Minn. Car-truck
Barber, John T., Iron City, Ga. Double-stock plow
Barber, Theodore A. , Falls Creek, Pa. Lumber-binder
Barber-Koenig Manufacturing Company. (See Koenig, Morris F., assignor.)
Barber, Luther A., Groton, N. Y. Piano-action
Barberie, Louis H., Jacksonville, Fla. Square for picture-frame mats
Barbier, Charles J., Lyons, France. Accumulator-plate
Barbour, KobertC, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury, Conn. Air-
pump
Barclay, Harry H. (See Dahlstrom, John, assignor.)
Barclay, John M., Kearney, Nebr. "Wire-fencing tool
Barclay, "William P., Chicago, HI. Car- wheel-grinding machine
Barcroft, Henry, Newry, Ireland. Apparatus for propelling boats or vessels
Barcus, Joseph D., Shreve, Ohio. Grave-vault
Bard, (jeorge F. , Norwich, Conn. Nipple-holder
Barditzky. Herman, Florence, Ala. Combination-lock
Bardsley, Henry, South Hadley Falls, assignor to Knowles Loom "Works, "Worcester, Mass;
Shnttie-box-operatin g mechanism for looms
Bardsley, "William. (See Crolibrd and Bardsley.)
Bardsley, "William, Kearney, N. J., and "W. K. CJrofford, New York, N. Y. Hatchway-door
mechanism
Bardsley, "William, Kearney, N. J., and W. K. Crofibrd, New York, N. Y. Door mechan-?
ism for elevator-shafts - S
Bareis, Albert, assignor to L. Bareis, St. Louis, Mo. "Wrench
Bareis, Louisa. (See Bareis, Albert, assignor.)
Barfield, George "W., Rome, Ga. Car-coupling ---.
Barger, "William M., "Webster City, Iowa. Machine for stretching or removing fence-wire.
Barham, John A., et al. (See "Walker and Carter, assignors.)
Barhydt. James A.., assignor to Lima Locomotive and Machine Company, Lima, Ohio.
Joint for steam or water pipes
Barhydt, James A., assignor to G. "W. Disman, Lima, Ohio. Steam-motor for cars
Baril, Thomas A., assignor of one-half to J. Saligner, Rochester, N. H. Glove- wrapper
Barke, Martin 0.. Fergus Falls. Minn. Churn
Barker, Charles E., Mahaska, Kans. Harness attachment
Barker, Charles E., Mahaska, Kans. Cruppor-fastener
Barker, Clarence I. J. , David City, Nebr. Slat-fastener
Barker, Edward "W. (See Speed, Barker, and Frank.)
Barker, Erastu* B., Newark, N. J. Roll-holder camera
Barker, Erastns B., New York, N. Y. Photographic-plate holder
Barker, Frank "W. (See Graf, Martin T., assignor.)
Barker, Henry. (See Bailey and Barlcerj
Barker, Henry B. F., Leeds, England. Sad-iron
No.
520,749
514,405
526,140
529,100
512,354
512,089
518,540
520,840
521,944
516,423
529,153
.■529,154
522,447
520,628
528,137
520,015
520,016
527,191
526,673
526,672
11,429
529,580
519,656
523,099
516,959
Date.
May 29
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
June 5
June 26
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
July 3
May 29
Oct. 30
May 15
May 15
Oct. 9
Oct.
Oct.
July 10
Nov. 20
May 8
July 17
Mar. 30
527,262 I Oct. 9
524,080 Aug. 7
526,288
526,339
528.844
524,774
524,663
527,399
513,665
521,970
526,175
524,125
518,730
515,642
530.380
527,168
528,585
528,758
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
June 26
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
516.694 I Mar. 20
516.695 j Mar. 20
521,076 June 5
521,094 j June 5
520,475 I May 29
523,615
528,067
526,340
512,574
513,750
526,098
511,922
518,802
520,290
July 24
Oct. 23
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Sept. IS
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
May 22
Monthly
volume.
525,579 Sept. 4
3141
715
1422
1042
1029
603
1912
157
2122
1132
1129
1131
474
2927
2473
1874
1876
835
5
3
1341
1912
1297
1576
2034
956
189
1674
17fil
592
1383
1193
1190
3242
2176
1480
269
2254
2740
539
802
103
415
1598
1602
578
614
2677
2488
2334
1703
1401
3376
1349
334
2369
2371
760
181
333
(251
(252
145
473
35
509
269
273
274
120
708
598
458
458
203
2
1
333
C455
1456
310
396
481
232
42
418
140
337
292
292
795
522
346
63
C560
) 561
(682
) 683
134
195
26
101
381
C381
1382
136
145
646
625
C5G3
1504
418
338
832
314
78
587
C575
) 576
Official
Gazette.
438 104 68 1232
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lint of imientees — Continued.
17
Name, residence, and invention.
Electri-
Barker. Henry C, assignor to J. Stocko, Jr., and H. C. Beekmann, St. Louis, Mo.
cally-operated street-indicator lor cars
Barker, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Rubbing-apron for carding-machines
Barker, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Leather-skiving machine
Barker, Jeremiah J., assignor to R. M. Stivers, New York, N. Y. Vehicle-shaft snpport. .
Barker, John T., Seneca, III. Harrow-disk sharpener
Barker, Joseph H.. New York, N. Y. Display-stand
Barker, Milan S., Eu<;eno, Oreg. Breakdown gnn ,
Barkley, .lames J. (See Anderson, Ilolman Si!, assignor.)
Barlett, Samuel E., Red Bank, assignor of one-half to B. B. Mathews, Bound Brook, N. J.
Switch-lock
Barling, EUiottD., Pontiac,Mich. Wirefenco
Barlow Cora Planter Company. (See Barlow, John W., assignor.)
Barlow, Herndon ()., Duluth, Minn. Vegetable slicer or grater
Barlow, IToward E. (See Benliam and Barlow.)
Barlow, John. (See Smith and Barlow.)
Barlow, John "W., assignor to Barlow Corn Planter Company , Qnincy, 111. Planter
Barnard, Frederick H.. assignor to Moore Carving Machine (Jomp.iny, Minneapolis, Minn.
Article-holding table for polishiug-machiues ".
Barnard, George A., New York, N. Y. Cooling or condensing apparatus
Barnard, George E., Fitchburg, Mass. Stamp-canceling machine
Barnard, George L., assignor to Triumph Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
Tubular coupling T
Barnard, Ormoud, Oxford Jlills, Canada. Curd-cutter
Barnard, Willi.im, Philadelphia, Pa. Envelope
Barnard. William L. (See Arnold. Venker, and Barnard.)
Barndt. Halbert F., Chicago, 111. Bridge-gate
Baruekov, Kiel V.. Neviida, Mo. Dpright-piano action
Barnes, Beigamin F., assignor to "W. F. <fc John Barnes Company, Rookford, HI. Milling-
machine
Barnes, Burr F., and J. G. Smith, Circleville, Ohio. Sheet-delivering mechanism
Barnes, David L., Chicago, HI. Car-coupling
Locomotive-boiler
Brake-beam
Engineer's brake-valve
Barnes. David L., Chicag^o, assignor to Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company, Joliet, HI. Brake-
beam for rail way -cars
Barnes. David L. ," Chicago, assignorto FoxSolidPressedSteel Company, Joliet, HI. Push-
bar plate
Barnes. George B., Bellaire, Ohio. Bottle and stopper therefor
Barnes, Howard C. (See "White, James H., assignor.)
Barnes, John et al. (See Holmgren, Alfred, assignor.)
Barnes, John A., TVadsworth, Ohio. Friction-clutch
Barnes. David L., Chicago, HI.
Barnes, David L., Chicago. 111.
Barnes, David L., Chicago, 111.
No.
514,878
.512,!):{0
.521,077
520,7.i0
.'■>I8,2I.')
.')16.P07
530,3^1
Barnes, John E., Des Moines, Iowa. Carpet-stretcher
Barnes, John F. (See Greene, Henry "W., assignor.)
Barnes, Lewis. (See Hopler, Frank H.. assignor.)
Barnes, Merwin C., et al. (See Brown, Norman E., assignor.)
Barnes, Ralpli G., Syracuse, N. Y. Sash-cord fastener
Barnes, Ralph G., Syracuse, H. D. Pomeroy and E. W. Keyea, Phoenix, N. Y. Chain-mak-J
ing machine j
Barnes, "Walter. (See Ashberry and Barnes.)
Barnes, William A., New York, N. Y. Game apparatus
Barnes. William A., assignorto Browne & Dowd Manufacturing Company, Meriden, Conn.
Non-winding door-bell
Barnes, William F., assignorto "W. F. & John Barnes Company, Rockford, 111. Drilling-
machine
Barnes, William F., assignor to W. F. «fe John Barnes Company, Rockford, 111. Lathe
Barnes, William M., Auburn, Ky. Rotary .steam-engine
Barnes, William M- Circleville, Ohio. Spindle for vehicle-axles
Bamett, Beniard, New Orleans, La. Street or station indicator
Barnett, David I. (See Woods and Barnett.)
Bamett, Edward S., Kansas City. Mo. Type-writing-machine attachment
Barnett, George, etal. (See Gosling, Henry J., assignor.)
Barnett, Henry, et al. (See Gosling, Henry J., assignor.)
Barnett, N.athan W., assignor of one-half to A. H. Lindsay, Monaca, Pa. Steam-engine ---
Barnett. Stephen D., Newark. N. J. Die for making lock-nuts
Barnett. William H. (See Bates and Barnett.)
Barnewitz, .John, assignor of one-half to H. A. Richardson, Philadelphia, Pa. Packing
powdered substances
Barney, Earl, Schenectady, N. Y. Thermostat
Barney, Edwin E. (See Van Horn and Barney.)
Barney, Heman L., Henderson, N. Y. Horse-brush
Barney, Martin V. (See Goan, Peter, as.signor.)
Barney, Nathan, Brooklyn, .N. Y. Means for operating doors of dumping-cars
Barney, Nathan, Brooklyn. N. Y. Dumping- wagon
Barney & Smith Car Company. (See Tessevman. Henry, assignor.)
Barney & Smith Car Company. (See Voss, William, assignor.)
Barney. Thomas R., San Francisco, Cal. Squirrel-exterminator
Barney, Thomas R., San Francisco. Cal. Cartridge-crimping machine
Barnhurst. William. New York, N. Y. Safety-match
Barnum, Enoch. Wanensbnrg, Mo. Vegetable or fruit parer and scissors-sharpener
Barnum, John H. (See Barnum, John N.. assignor.)
Bamnm, .Tohn N.. assignor of one-third to J. H. Barnum, Cleveland. Ohio. Boiler-cleaner.
Barnum, Theodore F.. and J. McDermott, deceased, Troy, N. Y.; M. McDermott, executrix.
Enibroidpiing-machine
Barnum. William T., New Haven, Conn. Electrotype-block
Baron, Alfred L. (See Cocka^-ne and Baron.)
Barr, Clinton J., et al. (See Andrews Charles B.. assignor.)
Barr, Frank S.. el al. (See "Werline. Henry E., assignor.)
Barr, Jacob N.. Milwaukee, Wis. Drill-press
Barr, -Tohn H., Meriden, Kans. Rubber-type printing-press
517,722
526, 36S
519,224
512,4fi2
515,086
522,549
518,440
514,055
528,521
526,799
516,179
525,180
529,013
524,126
518,873
519,315
528,522
528,523
512,497
514,638
526,674
531,014
529,155
515,186
518,441
526,554
1 .520,980
516,150
521.754
517,513
523,506
515,929
513,976
529,581
529,847
528,899
516,043
521,078
515,853
515,854
525,127
531,495
521,079
531,404
520,250
513,8(»1
520,981
512,355
516,885
Date.
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
June 5
May 29
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
May 1
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
July 3
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
May 8
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
June 5
Mar. 6
June 19
Apr. 3
July 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
June 5
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
Dec. 25
June 5
Dec 25
May 22
Jan. 30
June 5
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
1501
1337
579
3142
13.W
lo.™
540
518
1825
513
1234
411
633
1746
126
1
213
724
2115
899
271
2477
684
2
4
1294
1110
7
1634
1132
1983
1749
2145
414
669
1790
1,59
2321
306
1914
2349
681
510
580
198
200
2010
2509
582
2340
2305
3549
415
377
322
136
761
337
459
134
125
438
124
298
94,95
161
434
30
1
51
170
514
212
63,64
;613
614
167
1,2
2
311
277
2
(387
5 388
274
495
[434
1435
99
157
425
35
584
72,73
456
560
164
118
136
491
597
1.37
558
559
874
99
Official
Gazette.
67
>69
69
1154
264
1302
1179
280
1N8
1313
100
1513
637
245
1529
124
352
877
647
41
1603
1090
829
711
497
684
647
647
256
1080
4
1542
872
2 PAT
1030 I 2.52
1908 :{««
66 ' 1258
J 67 I 353
67
1272
1578
1554
32
479
1511
66 856
69 , 1034
69 1124
69 771
66 1 1547
67 [ 1302
66 1490
66 I 1490
68 1073
09 1720
67 . 1302
60 : 1688
67 1008
1272
66 206
^66 1841
18
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inrention.
Barr, John H., deceased, Koanoke, Ind. ; J. M. Barr, administrator,
cleaner .
Automatic Isoiler-
Barr, John M., administrator. (See Barr, John H.)
Barr, John TJ., Jr., Penn, assignor of one-fourth to J. I. Kay, K. D. Totten, and J. N.
Cooke, Pittsburg, Pa. Top ,
Barr, Mary L., Indianapolis, Ind. Baby-carriage
Barr, Robert. (See Lowrie, Barr, and Scott.)
Barr, Samuel D., assignor of three-fourths to E. L. Motts and S. (jrharky, Minerva, Ohio.
Flour-bblt
Barr, Samuel D., assignor of three-fourths to S. Gharky, Minerva, and N. Teller, BeachCity,
Ohio. Flour-bolting reel
Barr, William, Jr., and D. McKay, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. Forming tubular plaquets
of india-rubber, &c
Barr, William C. (See Eenssner, Albert F. L., assignor.)
Barr, William C, Jersey City, N. J. Air-lock tor caissons i
Barr, William C, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to J. H.Haggerty, IfewYork, N.T. Wrench
Barr, WilliamH., Tiffin, Ohio. Breast- wall for glass-furnaces
Barr, William H. , Tiffin, Ohio. Machine for finishing tumblers, &c
Barr, William H., Tiffin, Ohio. Glass-house pot or tank
Barr, William H. , Tiffin, Ohio. Machine for finishing glassware
Barrackman, Demas A., Decatur, 111. Thill-support ,
Barrfi, AimS, and E. Currier, Fall Eiver, Mass. Kailway-gate
Barreiras. Enrique S. (See Steinbrenner, Andrew G., assignor.)
Barrell, William L. , Lawrence, Mass. Shoe-support
Barrel!, William L. , Lawrence, Mass. Sole-leveling machine
Barrett,
Barrett,
Bairett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Barrett,
Charles A., Maiden, Mass. Street-car guard
Dominick, Maywood, 111. Curling-iron -
James, Boston, Mass. Grease-trap
John C, Oakdale, Pa. Hose-clamp
JohnF. Brooklyn, N. T. Windlass
John F., Brooklyn, N. T. EaUway-switch
John P. (See Mehren, Jacob F., assignor.)
Josiah, Allegheny, Pa. Artesian-well apparatus
Josiah, Allegheny, Pa. Tool for handling drill-bits or other tools
Josiah, assignor to Dufl' Manufacturing Company, Allegheny, Pa. Jack.
Josiah, assignor to Duff Manufacturing Company, Allegheny, Pa. Jack.
Barrett, Lucius O., Brattleborough, Vt. Gage
Barrett, Morgan T. (See Slater and Barrett.)
Barrett, Oliver L., The Dalles, Oreg. Seat
Barrett, j?atrick J., assignor of one-half to J. J. Frawley, president, Boston, Mass.
coupling
Barrett, William H. , Weir, Kans. Dumping apparatus
Barrett, William E., Passaic, N. J. Pneumatic tire
Barrington, William A., Louisville, Ky. Coffee-pot
Barron, Andrew F., Austin, HI. Brick-drier
Hose-
Barron, Edwin, London, England. Tobacco-pipe
Barron, Walter J., New YoA, N. Y. Type-writing machine
Barrow, Thomas E., assignor to Mansfield Cash and Package Carrier Company, Mansfield,
Ohio. Curved track for store-service apparatus
Barrows, Charles H., Willimantic, Conn. System of elevated and surface railways
Barrows, Charles H., Willimantic, Conn. Eailway-car
Barrows, John F., Saginaw, Mich. Banjo
Barry, Edward E., Elk Grove, Cal. Voting-booth
Barry, James R., Syracuse, assignor of one-half to J. A. Anger, New York, N. Y. Bracket.
Barry, William, Syracuse, N. Y. Mail-marking machine
Bartel, Otto, New York, N. Y. Clock-pendulum
Bartel, Otto, New York, N. Y. Clock-pendulum ,
Bartel, Otto, New York, N. Y. Pendulum clock
Bartelt, Carl and F., Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Apparatus for mixing gases with?
liquids 5
Bartelt, Friedrich. (See Bartelt, Carl and F.)
Bartelt, MoiTis T., C. Golle, and G. Stein, Philadelphia, Pa. Shuttle-picking mechanism)
for looms 5
Barth, Alfred H., Lamar, Mo. Cut-off and strainer attachment for rain-water spouts
Barth, Emanuel, New York, N. Y. Bunch-shaper
Barth, Emanuel, New York, N. Y. Cigar-bunching machine
Barth, Henry K"., Chicago, 111. Steam-boiler
Barth, Jessie R., et al. (See Kuhlmann, Henry F., assignor.)
Barthelmess, Johannes, Nippes, near Cologne, assignor to W.J. Schumacher, Cologne, Ger
many. Skid for railway- vehicles
Bartholomew, Albert W. j assignor of one-half to L. C. Paul, Boston, Mass. Puzzle
Bartholomew, Cassius M. and H. D., Newark, Ohio. Paper- wrapping machine
Bartholomew, Coryell, Jackson, Mich. Fire-escape
Bartholomew, (5ilhert A., Maumee, Ohio. Railway-chair
Bartliolomew, Henry D. (See Bartholomew, Cassius M. and H. D.)
Bartholomew, Orie Y., Des Moines, Iowa. Veterinary obstetrical forceps
Bartholomew, Thomas, Newark, Ohio. Printing-machine
Eartlett, Alden A. (See Schauer and Bartlett.)
Bartlelt, Charles H., Jr., Pomona, (^1. Window-screen and attachment
Bartlett, Charles H., assignor to Spring Curry Comb Company, South Bend, Ind.
comb
Curry-?
Bartlett, Eayre 0., Joplin, Mo. Pigraeut-furnace
Bartlett, Eayre 0., Joplin, Mo. Apparatus for the manufacture of pigment from metallic
fumes
Bartlett, Eayre 0., Joplin, Mo. Method of and apparatus for making white-lead pigment
from lead-fumes)
528,283
521,148
517,598
515,812
524,157
519,900
514,843
.521,428
521,147
527,924
528,710
530,820
527,101
523,783
522,775
522,776
523,507
514,430
527,580
520,386
524,520
524,521
511,924
527,103
511,923
527,102
530,468
522,142
514,806
513,862
513,863
519,657
514,406
522,777
514,807
518,909
517,535
528,845
517,913
516,292
522,283
511,745
515,855
515,856
527,233
522,396
524,571
527,400
529,544
530,254
521,844
519,624
527,925
529,848
528,284
527,926
518,580
531,088
517,llr3
522,578
515,039
515,040
515,041
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volume. Gazette.
June 12
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Aug 7
May 15
Feb. 13
June J2
June 12
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
July 31
July 10
July 10
July 24
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
May 22
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Dec; 4
June 26
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 8
Feb. 6
July 10
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
July 3
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
July 3
Aug. 14
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
June 26
May 8
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
July 10
Feb. 20
702
296
330
1688
1447
1199
701
2074
328
1301
690
2795
1049
1050
2322
748
1488
2530
959
960
338
696
335
691
674
2477
1382
3553
3554
1298
716
1054
1384
657
164
69 1 67
33 66
78
411
364
384
164
C496
J 497
80
314
170
C694
)695
259
5 259
J260
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191 I 66
362 1 69
611 j 67
236 I 68
236 I 68
68
79
171
79
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168
594
C347
J 348
875
875
310
<181
\ 182
200
348
2548 I 630
191 143,44
C140
594
814
907
191
2
201
201
908
388
1040
1191
1853
311
1934
\U1
205
213
52
1,2
47
47
220
( 99
1 100
C256
J 257
292
441
78
464
1244 298
2076 j 497
2724 > 658
2077 497
1986
1763
2443
1751
Feb. 20 I 1753
Feb. 20 I 1754
{
491
;420
[421
575
176
177
442
443
443
67
1337
58
1478
722
882
1145
1430
1337
429
706
1468
144
582
214
214
479
994
305
1052
853
853
65
145
64
145
1339
1700
1132
804
80i
794
214
1133
511
39
754
171
1639
39
3
1490
1490
185
77
869
249
1022
1272
1598
785
429
1124
562
429
409
1566
1958
152
1214
1214
1215
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiimod.
19
Name, residence, aiid invention.
Bartlett, KayreO., Joplin, JIo. Making sublimed-lead pigTHent from lead-fumes
Bartlett, Eayro O.. Jopliii. Mo. Manufactnrinf; oxid of zinc
Bartlett, Eayre O., Joplin, Mo., assignor to Western Patent Company, Denver, Colo.
Method of "and apparatus for saving fumes of lead sulfid
Bartlett. Eavre 0.. and (;. V. Petraeus, assignors to said Bartlett and O. H. Picher, Joplin,
Mo. Making subliniedload pigment
Bartlett, Frank L., Canon City, Colo. Treating ores
Bartlett, George D., Plymouth. Mass. Machine for manufacturing shoe-shanks
Bartlett, (reorge 1)., Plyiuouih, Mjiss. Sheet of metallic shoe-shanks
Bartlett, George H., Tiburon, Cal. Paper can
Bartlett, George W., Lineville, Ala. Car-coupling
Bartlett, Harvey S. (See Ekman, Oscar C. L., assignor.)
Bartlett, James. (See Coats. Arthur "W"., assignor.)
Bartlett, JamesF., aasignorto W. Boldenw6ck, Chicago, HI. Combination umhrellarholder
and stand
Bartlett, John R., et al, trustees. (See Drawbaugh, Daniel, assignor.)
Bartlett, John AV., assignor of one-half to C. Grant, Moline, 111. Cultivator-shovel
Bartley, Louis K., Winona, Minn. Adjustable angle-square
Bartley, Kobert J.. Cleveland. Ohio. Curtain-stretcher
Bartley, Samuel. Hartley, N. J. Heatiug-boiler
Bartol, William C, Lewisburg, Pii. .Settee-arm
Bartolomei, Fnink. (See Van den Berghen, Albert L. R., assignor.)
Barton, Albert E., Ensley, and G. B. McCormack, Pratt Mines, Ala. Refining ores
Barton. Albert E., Ensiey, and G. B. McCormack, Pratt Mines, Ala. Refining iron
Barton, Cb-irles F. (SeoDonnelly and Barton.)
Barton, DelbertE., Los Angeles, Cal. Convertible fruit-car
Barton, E. F., et al. (See Tabor, Byron D., assignor.)
Barton, Elyah C, assignor to Gong Beil Manufacturing Co., East Hampton, Conn. Bicy-
cle-bell .
Barton, Elmer E., Warrensburg, 111. Elevator and dump
Barton, George E. (See Macksey, Helmer, and Barton.)
Barton, Gustavns. (See Shepherd, John, assignor.)
Barton, John B. (See Jandns,William, assignor.)
Barton, John W., and G. L. Nichols, Blue Rapids, Kans. Bail for pots, pails, &c.
Barton, Richard T., New Haven, Conn. Folding bed
Barton, Silas H. (See Young and Barton.)
Barton. Thomas, Boston, ilass. Elevator-hatchway
Bartsch, Charles. New York, N. Y. Clothes-line fastener
Baruch. Oskar. Berlin, Germany. Surgical chair
Bams, Carl, Washington, D. C. Apparatus for carbonating beer
Barns, Carl, Washington, D. C., assignor of one-half to A. Lieber, IndianapoUs, Ind. Ap-
paratus for carbonating beer ,
Barwick, Frank, Honolulu, Hawaii. Magazine or book holder
Basford, George M. (See Fry and Basford.)
Basket, James M., assignor of one-half to C. T. Worthington, Leota Landing, Miss. Hand
seed-planter ,
Baskette, Henry W. (See Nasliold, Elias, assignor.)
Basle Chemical Works Bindschedler. (See Miiller, Carl O., assignor.)
Bass, David. (See Yonng, John, assignor.)
Basse & Selve. (See Kobertz, Peter £., assignor.)
Bassett, Fred H., Saranac Lake, N. Y. Curtain-fixture
Bassett, George B., Buffalo, N.Y. Water-meter
Bassett, Norman C, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Car-truck
Bassett, Norman C . , Lynn , Mass. , assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con- i
necticut. Railway-car truck
Ba-ssett, Norman C.'Lynn, Mass., assignortoThomson-HonstonElectricCompany, of Con-
necticut. Gear-casing for railway-motors
Bassett, Norman C, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Dynamo-
electric machine or motor
Bassett, Norman C, Lynn, assignor to General Blectiic Company, Boston, Mass. Rotary |
broom
Bassett. Norman C, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass
motor for railway-cars
Bas.sett, PhiloB., Bergen. N. Y. Measuring-faucet !!"."..!!!!!
Baswitz. Carl, Berlin. Germany. Life-boat
Batchelder. AVilbam W., Jr., Boston, Mass., assignor to Phonoharp Company, Berwick,
Me. Harp
No.
515,042
515,043
515,038
.515.4.59
512,531
516,(i96
518,304
525.937
531,430
518,581
.525,310
518,685
521,200
5.30,155
518,130
Date.
Electric)
Batcheller, Alexander F., Hawarden, Iowa. Com-harve3t«r
Batdorf, C. E. (See Thatcher, Elston R., assignor.)
Bate. Henry. Maldon. England. Gear case or cover for velocipedes
Bate, James R. (See Wohnlich, Louis J., assignor.)
Bate, James R.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Preserving wood
Bate, Wallace H., Belmont, Mass. Float for ball-cocks V."V..[V.".'.\V
Bateman. George C, assignor of one-half to R. Shepeard. Halifax, Canada. Game-counter
Bates, George A., Chicago. 111. Self- registering trj-square
Bates, Henry A.. Yonkers, N. Y. Thread-cop for sewing-machine shuttles-. .^11
Bates, Henry A.. Yonkers. N. Y. Shuttle for sewing-machines
Bates, Henry A., Yonkers. N. Y.. and W. H. Baruett, Newark, N. J., assignors to said
Bates. Shuttle for sewing-machines
Bates, Herbert A.. Bath. Me. Floor-set ..-!!.......!!!...'....".!I.!
Bates, .Tames H. (See Guest and Bates.)
Bates. James P., assignor of one-third to F. P. Clements, Springfield, Mo. Sewer-pipe con-
nection
Bates. John W.. Hoboken, N. J, assignor of one-half to J. T. Trory, Brooldyn! n] Y. ' Smoke-
less boiler-setting
519,901
519,902
523,065
513,606
514,535
511,925
530,742
512,532
531,248
516,908
523,450
531,356
.531,496
515,643
513,171
530,743
516,791
521,778
522,579
516,792
516,793
527,927
513,069
517,536
517.723
512,999
513,864
522,284
513,474
514,897
511,746
521.080
522,002
515,187
527,474
523,955
519,658
521,580
Bates, Lindon W., Chicago, HI. Dredger
Bates, Lindon W., Chicago, HI. Cutter for dredgers, excavators, (fcc 526,514
Bates, Lindon W., Chicago. HI. Dredging-machine ! 527 762
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
June 12
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
May 15
May 15
July 17
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
Deo. 11
Jan. 9
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
July 24
Dec. 25
Deo. 25
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
June 26
July 10
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1756
1757
1750
24.52
1338
1603
1491
1072
2384
1987
2304
2160
443
442
608
323
382
373
244
570
491
560
.540
795 ' 18-
131 35
1186 297
1690
1691
1525 J [1^
3138
933
1180
770
236
79
;287
1288
1340 323
2063 493
1951 459
2213 556
2256
2511
538
598
2742 684
2''03 {^1?
1182 288
1753 413
697
1755
1756
2079
2243
194
520
2144
177
414
414
C497
1498
541
44
126
(510
J 511
Jan. 30 3555 875
July 3
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
June 5
June 26
I
192
2900
1538
12
584
2246
52
715
384
3
137
539
Feb. 20 I 1984 I 495
Oot. 16 i 1320 ! 321
July 31
May 8
June 19
66
66
67
68
67
67
69
67
67
67
Us
66
[69
66
69
66
69
66
69
^67
66
66
67
67
3118 j 775 68
1299 310 ■ 67
1480 !^?46 I|g7
i <347
2088 1*98 I n«
Sept. 25
Oct. 23 1 1788 430
6S
1215
1215
1214
13.58
204
17a3
306
1358
1697
409
1128
440
1354
1239
232
882
862
725
1046
65
1444
264
1619
1848
460
1672
1721
1414
551
1444
1809
1579
152
1810
1810
429
519
39
101
431
805
40
682
1176
5
1302
1656
1258
275
644
794
1497
1573
377
20
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpJiabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bates, Onward, and G. "W. Smith, Chicago, 111. Guard for railways
Bates, "William P. (See Hards and Woodard, assignors.)
Bate5', David. (See Munro, Hart, and Batey.)
Bath, John, Hyde Park, Mass. Micrometer-indicator
Bath, John, Hyde Park, Mass. Micrometer-indicator
Bath, John, Hyde Park Mass. Calipers
Bath, Kichard H., London, England. Exercising-machine
Battey, Sumter B. , assignor to himself and J. "W. Hartley, New York, N. T. Switch mech-
anism
Battles, Francis M. (See Miller, Joseph, Sr., assignor.)
Bauer, Albert 0. A., and F. D. Johnson, assignors to K. andF. E. Wheeler, Utica, N. T.
Sectional boiler or heater
Bauer, Aleck, and T. W. Heinemann, Chicago, HI. Suspensory pouch
Bauer, Friederich E., assignor to Firm of Max Friedheim, Hamburg, Germany. Machine
for sharpening saws
Bauer. Friedrich P., New York, N. Y., assienor to G. F. W. J. Stemann, Hamburg, and
M. P. C. F. A. Seebold, Berlin, Germany, ^oor-closer
Bauer, John C, and J. P. Feyerelsen, Kemsen, Iowa. Disk harrow
Bauer, Theodor, Berlin, Germany. Coke-oven
Bauer, William and W. J. , Allegheny, Pa. Spring-bending machine
Bauer, William J. (See Bauer, William and W. J.)
Bauers, John, Baltimore, Md. Dumping-wagon
Baugh, Benjamin, Birmingham, England. Machine for powdering plates, &o
Baugh, Edward H., Mexia, Tex. Churn
Baugh, John B., Detroit, Mich. Axle-pile
Baugh. William S., Farmers' Institute, Ind. Hay-loader
Baughman, Alton L. and D. L., Albion, Ind. Drill attachment for planters
Banghman, Delmer L. (See Baughman, Alton L. and D. L.)
Baughman, Edson C. Topeka, Kans. Dipper
Bauhard, Alvin L., Bristol, Tenn. Automatic boiler-cleaner
Baum, Clarence M., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for purifying steam and removing ex-
traneous matter
Baum, Jacob, Avondale, assignor to Victor Safe and Lock Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Com-
bined punching and riveting machine
Baumann, Georg, Amberg, Germany. Cover for cans, &o
Baumann, Robert, St. Louis, Mo. ElectricaUy-operated adding-machine
Baumann, Eobert, St. Louis, Mo. Adding-machine
Baumeister, Frederick. (See Baumeister, Frederick S., assignor.)
Baumeister, Frederick S., assignor of one-half to F. Baumeister, Kockwood, Mich. Splint-
cutter
No.
Baumert, Christine. (See Pecht, John B., assignor.)
Baumgarten, Albert, etal. (See Redlinger, Michael, assignor.)
Baumgarten, Albert, etal. (See Redlinger and Morgan, assignors.)
Baumgarten, Theodore L., assignor of one-half to F. C. Prindle, Hornellsville, N. Y. Slip
shaft coupling
Baumgartner, John F., et al. (See Whitacre, William C, assignor.)
Baush, Christian H., Holyoke, Mass. Drilling-machine
Baush, Christian H., Holyoke, Mass. Drilling-machine
Baver, Joman, et al. (See Beisel, Franklin P., assignor.)
Bavier, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Valve and joint
Eavier. Charles S., New York, N. Y. Compression-joint ,
Bavier, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Valve -
Bavier, George, New York, N. Y. Gas heating attachment for solid-fuel stoves
Baxter, Almond S. (See Black, Arthur M., assignor.)
Baxter, Clinton L., et al. (See Lewis. Andrew P., assignor.)
Baxter, Hartley C, Brunswick, and H. R. Stickney, Portland, Me., assignors to Heming-i
way Manufacturing Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Can-filling machine ;
Baxter, William, Jr. , Baltimore, Md. Electric motor for street-cars
Baxter, William, Jr., Baltimore, Md. Electric generator
Baxter, William, Jr., Baltimore, Md. Electric motor or generator
Baxter, William, Jr., Baltimore, Md. Railway-car brake
Baxter, William C. (See Churchill and Baxter.)
Bay, Alphonse, St. Charles, Mo. Stovepipe ventilating attachment
Bayer, Frink, assignor of one-half to T. B. Willson, New York, N. Y. Electric battery . .
Bayer, Karl J. , Elabuga, Russia. Making alumina
Bayerdoerter, Frank, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for recording speed of vehicles
Bay ley, Charles H., Boston, Mass. Skiving-machine
Bayley, Charles H., Boston, Mass. Pinking-raachlne
Bayley, Richard W., assignor to Westlnghouse Air Brake Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Air-
brate '. ■• .
Bayley, William. (See Whiteley and Bayley.)
Bayley, William, Springfield, Ohio. Machine for molding fence-posts
527,192
520,201
52W.960
527,651
524,840
529,515
519,297
516,258
518,731
529 101
523,508
513,257
525,326
515,987
519,786
525,938
.524,294
515,272
513,664
525.382
521,874
51.5,105
523,393
512,090
522,097
522,098
519,982
517,787
515,988
515,989
517,914
519,805
529,692
512,268
516,326
516,516
519,280
519,281
531,582
528,711
514,115
515,895
531,147
518,774
Date.
Oct. 9
May 22
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
May 1
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
July 24
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
May 15
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
June 26
Feb. 20
July 24
Jan. 2
June 26
June 26
May 15
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
May 15
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 1
May 1
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
527,928 [ Oct. 23
Bayley, William, Springfield, Ohio. Lawn-mower
Bayliss, John A., assignor of one-half to E. H. Fisher, Boston, Mass. Foot-rest
Baynard, William H., Jr., Baltimore, Md.. assignor to F. F. Stanley, Boston, Mass.
chine for describing shoe-patterns from lasts
Bayne, Dashiell, et al. (See Ringrose, Eduard W., assignor.)
Baynes, Edward C, and H. Henderson, Buffalo, N. Y. Nut-lock
Bays, William W. , Rome, Ga. Automatic rain-water cut-off and filter
Ma-i
Bays, William W. , Rome, Ga. Harness or other strap
Bazerque, Victor H., Washington, D. C. Device for mechanically applying mucilage..
Beach, Edward S., et al. (See Kempster, Daniel E., assignor.)
Beach, H. B. (See Finter, William, assignor.)
Beach, John W., New York, N. Y. Heating system for cars, (fee
Beach Manufacturing Company. (See Jaros, Samuel, assignor.)
Beach, Oliver B., Stony Creek, Conn. Machine for black-leading electrotype-matrices.
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
June 5
Oct. 23
2223
476
1601
1509
1803
642
860
2256
1043
2323
2549
3
413
1508
1074
552
2132
3240
109
1980
1845
2103
604
2386
2389
1821
415
417
817
1539
2086
888
962
1296
608
611
2649
329
216
257
1874
2323
2081
Jan.
30
3379
Feb.
27
2743
July
17
1774
528,712 Nov. 6 ' 331
' 513,751 : Jan. 30 ' 3376
513,752
515,644
j 523,193
518,641
513,000
524,236
527,009
521,008
527,827
2086
2147
453
550
459
1890
203
541
117
387
369
156
200
561
251
584
C613
\ 614
1
95
C367
1368
244
131
530
795
28
478
465
529
145
C.574
1575
575
446
156
205
376
499
214
f226
) 227
(309
1310
148
149
635
81.
50
Official
Gazette.
445
576
498
81
[832||66i 768
C 833
)8.34
684
{l45jl«H 364
520 ' 67
106 68
135 69
V£l ]69; 395
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
21
Alphabetical Hat of patentees — Contiuued.
Xatue, residence, auU iuveution.
Beach, Thomas, Preeport, Pa. Mechanical movement
Bcadlo, Clayton. (See Cro.ss, Bevan, and Beadle.)
Beadle, Thomas P., Climax, Michigan. Car coupling
Beairsto, Henry B.. and H. S. Beckwith, Port Pairfield, Me. Grlnding-machine
Beai, Franci.s K. (See Dennis, Edward M., assignor.)
Beal, Praueis R.. Xorthville. Mich. Water-cooler and refrigerator
Beal, Moses, Elyria, Ohio. Derrick
Beal, Moses, Elyria, Ohio. Rock-drilliug machine
Beale, William S.. Van Wert, Ohio. Life-preserver
Beall, Albert E., Hubbard, Iowa. Spring-bed
Beall, Charles W., Saratoga, Wyo. Funnel
Beall. George H. (See Pfaley, David K., assignor.)
Beals, Joseph J., Cambridge, "assignor of one-half to W. L. Broadbent, Boston, Mass. Life-
guard for cars
Beals, Martin. (See Williamson, Charles E., assignor.)
Beaman, Elmer A. (See Smith. George H., assignor.)
Beaman, George W. (See Smith, Orson AV., as.signor.) (
Bcamau, Jay P., Antwerp. N. T. Game-board
Bean, Ashton G., et al. (See Knapp, Charles, assignor.)
Bean, Edward D.. Arlington, Mass. Feed-bag
Bean, Edwin E. (See Kuox and Bean.)
Bean, Edwin E.. Boston, Mass. Shoe-sewing machine
Bean, Frank, Medford, assignor to Standard Rivet Company, Boston, Mass. Setting-ma-
chiue .
Bean, Hugh R., et al. (See Donahoo, Peter B., assignor.)
Bean, WiUiam H.. assignor to .T. H. .Tones, AVestTroy, N. T. Curtain-fixture for cars
Bear, Robert T., St. German, England. Boot or shoe stretcher
Beard, Cornelius, Brookline, Mass. Detachable electric-wire-holding device
Beard, George M., Angola, Ind. Swinging folding gate
Beard, Murray AV., Topisaw, Miss. Cultivator
Beardslee, William P., New York, K. T., assignor to A. Poor, Boston, Mass. Seam for fah-
Beardsley, Lauren S., Xaugatuck, Conn. Supporting-insulator for electric wires
Beardsley, Lester C, Cleveland, Ohio. Stationery-cabinet
Be.ird8ley, Roswell. (See King and Beardsley.)
Beardsley, Rufus C, Lafayette, liul. Conduit electric railway
Beardsley, AVilliam N. (See Moshor, Beardsley, and Monlton.)
Beardswbrth, Albert C, Cleveland, Ohio. Safety device for elevator-gates
Bearss. Eugene, EUenville, X. T. Device for opening or closing valves for air-brake hose-^
couplings
Beary, Lorenzo D. (See Hudnall and Beary.)
Beasiey. AVilliam P., Baltimore, Md. Coin-package
Beaton, Allan J., New Britain. Conn. Pipe-hanger
No.
Beattie, Frank, Leete Island, Conn. Electric railway- signal
Beatty, John T. (See Anderson, Robert S., assignor.)
Beatty, Samuel W., Bayou Goula, La. Dumping-car and attachments
Beauchemiu & Cie., C. F. (See Oligny, Jean D., assignor.)
Beaudette, Agide J., Pelican Lake, AVis. Bearing for propeller-shafts
Beaudry, Augustin, assignor to J. T. Beaudry, Somerville, Mass. Power-hammer
Beaudry, Jennie T. (See Beaudry, Augustin, assignor.)
Beaumont, Charles E.. and G. P. Walllngtou, assignors of one-third to L. A. Wallington,
London, England. Steam-motor
Beaumont, Frederick .7., assignor to Revolving Advertiser Company, Limited, London,
England. Apparatus for successively displaying tablets for advertising
Beaumont, James W., Walerbury, Conn. Button
Beaumont, Roberts, and G. Washington, Leeds, England. Loom pattern mechanism
Beaumont, AVilliam AV., London, England. Electromagnetic variable-speed gearing
Beaumont. Willi.im W., London, England. Mechanical movement :
Beaver, Francis M., assignor of one-lialf to J. H. Griffin, Pleasant Valley, Tex. Double- j
tree i
Bech, Christian L. G., Bellevue, Wash. Stringed musical instrument
Bf-ch6, .lean, Hiickeswagen, Germany. Pneumatic hammer i
Bi'<h6, .Jean, .Jr., Hiickeswagen, Germany. Steam-hammer
Bfich6, Jean, Jr., Hiickeswagen. Germany. File-cutting machine
Becbis, Charles, Turin. Italy. Sight for guns
Bechmann, Albertina, Cincinnati, Ohio. Educational appliance I
Bechstedt, Charles C, Hartford. Conn. Attachment for hair-clippers
Bechtol. George T., Elmira, N. T. MiUing-cutter !
Bechtold, William, Brooklyn, assignor of two-thirds to K. Liehmann, NewTork, N. T.
Safety-pi n i
Beck, Charles. Philadelphia, Pa. AVire spool or reel
Beck, (Jbarles E., Allegheny. Pa. Gear-wheel and making same
Beck, Charles L., Rebersburg. Pa. Car-coupling
Beck, Charles AV.. Chicago. 111. Water-meter i
Beck, Edwin A.. Fort Worth, Tex. Box-fastener
Beck, George, St. Lonis, Mo. Harness attachment
Beck, Gustav. Berne, Switzerland. Syringe
Beck, J. E. (See Curlin, Seth, assignor.)
Beck. .Jacob .J., et al. (See Saur. AVilliam, assignor.) '
Beck, John P., and J. AV. Konlms, Grand Rapids, Mich. Tube-cntter
Beck, Matthias A., Milwaukee, Wis. Steering-engine
Beck, Thomas. Dcs Moines, Iowa. Car-loading machine
Beckeman, John P., St. Louis, Mo. Safety releiise-hook
Becker, Edward, Solingen. Germany. Corkscrew
Becker, Eniilius C. F., Milled geville, Ga. Vehicle- wheel
Becker, Heinrich. (See Popp and Becker.) 1
Becker, Johanu H. (See Popp and Becker.) |
Becker, .John J., assignor to Wayne Oil Tank Company, Port Wayne. Ind. Barrel-truck. .
Becker, Ludwig, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Means for disconnecting chains.)
buckles, straps, &c ]
Becker, Melchior E., and R. Lind, Wilmington, Del. Pish or crab net
524,371
531,437
525,93!)
511,834
531,249
531,431
513,977
514,898
529,998
522,099
529,582
513,865
524,986
528,534
528,501
515,857
513,630
519,145
522,957
530,218
524,100
.531,250
514,050
520,103
512,935
522,643
528,319
519,938
529,583
520,291
526,370
527,356
514,345
515,188
524,372
519,031
520,213
Date.
530,573
521,228
526,606
514,694
531,251
517,514
521,360 !
530,984 '
512,463
516,997
515,737
515,137
524,127
529,156
527,043
529,014
519,014
516,424
528,356
52.5.181
518,131
518,018
528,917
515,273
.513,607
530,156
Ang. 14
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Deo. 18
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
June 26
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Jan 30
May 1
July 17
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
May 22
Jan. 16
July 10
Oct. 30
May 15
Nov. 20
May 22
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
Peh. 6
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
May 1
Sept. 18
Deo. 11
June 12
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
June 12
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
May 1
Monthly
volume.
712
2512
1075
138
2063
2385
8
1.539
2624
2395
1915
3557
1743
5
3094
202
3177
304
1352
249
220
2064
127
2030
2042
804
2783
1740
1916
2372
1832
1114
629
1985
i 714
I 151
I 1555
1
896
847
2232
1198
2065
160
1090
1581
1237
1 2097
i 2
: 1906
i 274
1133
613
899
121
Official
Gazette.
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
1133
2843
2116
1187
1004
739
2133
3139
' 133
173
598
244
35
493 !
570 !
2
385
630
576
456
875
426
2,3
750
48
780
87
C335
i336
60,61
51
493
30
495
C483
H84
201
672
C428
1429
457
576
435
272
161
495
174
36
364
220
198
533
2!>8
494
36
256
375
299
496
1
479
64
274
148
212
29
2G9
C689
^690
515
297
252
173
67
808
1721
1358
29
1619
1697
856
1176
1176
1084
1034
805
1010
647
628
1490
732
608
287
1261
702
1620
877
959
412
171
572
892
1034
1021
1527
69 221
971
1258
565
1459
69 1395
67 ': 13C4
68 1.599
66 I 1097
69 ; 1620
67 33
67 1410
69 ! 1533
66 I 246
66 I 1876
66 I 1455
66 1243
08 ( 712
09
69
69
67
873
130
829
559
66 , 1680
[69 I 583
08 ' 1090
67 , 233
67 , 202
802
530 66 1286
35 69 i 1239
22
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Becker, Michael, et al. (See Walls, "William H., assignor.)
Beckert, Fred "W., Ottumwa, Iowa. Grinding- wheel
Beckert, "WUliam, Allegheny, Pa. Vehicle spring and axle attachment
Beckett, Edward H., Glan-eu-lan, Tan-y-Grisiau, and C. W. Koberts, Plas "Wennydd, Blae-l
naii-Festiniog, England. Automatic weighing-machine i
Beckett, Richard T., "Woodbury, N. J. Bottle-forming machine ,
524,572
520,476
527,828
529,693
529,694
515,274
530,319
513,070
531,089
524,299
517,153
512,147
522,749
513,293
512,856
530,255
524,272
524,798
525,327
528,457
516,425
521,697
521,361
527,652
526,018
524,300
Beeland, George T., Macon, Ga. Card-holder 526,431
Beeler, Charles H., Jr., assignorof one-half to G. E. Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Parallel-ruler. 523,259
Beem, John H., et al. (See Lowry, Austin, assignor.) 1
Beer, Samson, Butte, Mont. Ore-concentrator ■ 531,498
518,830
517,724
522,040
516,983
519,829
513,753
Beckett, Richard T., "Woodbury, N. J. Machine for molding glass
Beckley, Timothy. (See Doyle, "William J. C, assignor.)
Beekmann, Henry C, et al. (See Barker, Henry C., assignor.)
Beckmann, Henry C, et al. (See Femholtz, Emil, assignor.)
Beekmann, Henry C, St. Louis, Mo. Indicator for electric cars
Beckwith, Arthur K., assignor to E. E. Lee, Dowagiao, Mich. Molder's apparatus
Beckwith, Horatio S. (See Beairsto and Beckwith.)
Beckwith, Ira "W., Hayes Centre, Nebr. Smoke-consuming furnace
Beckwith, James S., et al. (See Thompson, "Wilson, assignor.)
Becnel, Lezin A. (See Frazier, Julius O., assignor.)
Becwar, John "W., Millbank, S. D., and D. Shaw, Ortonville, Minn. "Washing-machine
Bedale, James W. and J.G., Erie, Pa. Suction-box mechanism for paper -making machines.
Bedale, Joseph G. (See Bedale, James "W. and J. G.)
Beddow, Josiah, assignor to Thomas "W. Price Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for
forming tablets
Beddows, William, Nottingham, England. Kabbeting-plane
Bedell, William H., Monroe, N. H. Handsaw
Bedout, Aim6 V. L., Cazaubon, France. Meter for estimating the volume and density of
alcohols, &c
Beebe, Coldwell C. (See Bones, Benjamin E., assignor.)
Beebe, Coldwell C. , Racine, "Wis. Artificial tooth-crown
Beebe, Dillon, Newark, N. J. Faucet-bung
Beebe, Enoch M., etal. (See Sweetland, Jerome B., assignor.)
Beebe, James E. (See Geer, Costello B., assignor.)
Beebe, John D., Columbus, Ohio, assignor to Beebe Tire Manufacturing Company, Portland,
Me. Bicycle-tire
Beebe Tire Manufacturing Company. (See Beebe, John D., assignor.)
Beebee, James H., Rochester, assignor to Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company, Buffalo,
N. T. Dental vulcanizer
Beebee, Livingston.O., Jackson, Mich. Car-coupling
Beecher, Ebenezer B., "Westville, and J. P. "Wright, New Haven, Conn., assignors to Dia-I
mond Matcb Company, Chicago, HI. Machine for making matches \
Beecher, HattieF., Port Townsend, "Wash. Easel
Beecher, Samuel E. (See Neiman and Beecher.)
Beechler, James J. (See Shearer, Thomas J., assignor.)
Beeg, Hans, Durlach, Germany. Filter-press
Beehler. George J., New York, N. T. Lantern-holder for -wagons, <fec ,
Beek, "William G., Chicago, 111., assignor to E. Kirstein's Sons Company, Rochester, N. Y.
Eyeglasses or spectacles
Beekman, Gerard, New York, N. Y. Mowing-machine
Beekman, John T., Plainfield, N. J. Hoisting apparatus -
Beers, Andre-w, Dansville, Mich. Paddle-propeller
Beers, Louis G. (See Burton and Beers.)
Beers, Louis G., Chicago, 111. Screen
Beerstecher, Charles A. , Centreville, Mich. Corn-planter
Beery, John H., assignor of one-halt to J. M. Anthony, Springfield, Ohio. Machine for ap-
plying strips to paper boxes
Beery, Samuel M., Chicago, 111. Hose-coupling
Beesley, "William, Freshfield, assignor of one-half to A. V. "Wright, Formby, England.
Steam-boiler furnace
Begg, Peter B. (See Marsh, John A., assignor.)
Begiebing, Emil F. (See Blake and Begiebing.)
Begole, Gordon "W., Stony Creek, Mich. Checkrein-hook
Begole, Gordon "W., Stony Creek, assignor to E. A. Darling, "Willis, Mich. Spectacle-case.
Begtrup, Julius, assignor to J. H. McEwen, Ridgway, Pa. Engine cross-head
Behlen, Charles A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Carriage-curtain fastener
Behlen, Charles A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Carriage-spring
Behlen, Charles A., assignor to L. G. Mayer, Cincinnati, Ohio, and H. K. James, Covington,
Ky. Carriage-spring
Behnke, Charles R., Bridgeport, Conn. Tool-holder for thread-cutters
Behr, Fritz B. , London, England. Electric locomotive for elevated railways
Aug. 14
May 29
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
June 19
June 12
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
July 17
Dec. 25
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
June 26
Mar. 20
May 15
Jan. 30
1041
2678
1892
2088
2091
2134
426
2245
257
647
C454
1455
C499
1500
501
530
;106
[107
541
1768 421
564 I 134
69
66
68
Mar. 27 2381
Jan. 2
July 10
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
692
1009
2601
563
167
250
630
1915 452
315 1 79
69
509 119
1420
7
3018 A
1134
348
1
f729
730
731
732
733
734
735
270
1677 393 ! 67
1091 ; 256 I 67
1603
1211
565
1961
1889
2514
2415
521
2302
2072
1575
387 ! «
279 1 e
475 f
598 j C
5 597
1598
126.
551
i67
490
385
3382 834
529,674
528,068 '
530,320
514,346
528,458
Nov. 20 I 2054 492 69
Oct. 23 : 2338 1 5g^ \ 69
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
429
631
Oct. 30 I 3029
107 69
161 66
735 I 69
Behrens, Hugo, Berlin, Germany. Building-block and apparatus for manufacturing same
Beidler, Frank M., Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Whip-socket
Beiler, Henry P. (See Kess6lnng,'"Wilhelm P., assignor.) 1
Beisang, Joseph C, St. Paul., Minn. Device for removing waste from sheets of dough in)
cracker-machines, &c 5 1
Beisel, Franklin P., Manayunk, assignor of one-half to J. 0. Bender and J. Baver, "Wissa- |
hickon, Pa. "Washing-machine
Bel, Jules E. A., Barcelona, Spain. "Water-meter
Belair, Isai. (See Bourier and Belair.)
Belair, Thomas, Montreal, Canada. Cultivator !
Aug. 21 1 1648 403 ! 68
June 12 1 894 i 211 { 67
! (599 1 1
531,499 Dec. 25 i 2515 1 600
! ( 601
June 26 i 2478 594
Sept. 25 2037 485
524,929
521,255
522,143
526,478
69
Dec. 11 I 751
530,499
516,751
524,411
531,252! Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
1703
788
^84
1185
403
193
66
2068 495 ; 69
1094
395
1076
1077
1286
1292
519
1567
783
1947
133
206
591
389
1272
753
952
1152
613
1680
1534
1410
326
1397
783
1550
386
1721
484
101
1667
1871
770
1060
477
1293
971
615
991
1372
1721
1700
1562
1369
1801
822
1620
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
23
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
B6Ianger, Victor, assignor of one-half to J. Qnincy, Boston, Mass. Bicycle
Belcher & Taylor Agricultural Tool Company. (See Gale and Tremblay, assignors.)
Belches, Donald M. (See Coram, John C. assienor.)
Belding, Thomas C, assignor to Canton Steel Roofing Company, Canton, Ohio. Pipe-fas-
Belding, Thomas C, Canton, Ohio, assignor to Canton Steel Koofing Company, of Ohio.
Sheet-metal-pipe corrugating and seam-grooving machine
Beliveau, Ludger, Lynn, Mass. Sewer-trap cleaner
Stencil-card for addressing-machines
Reinforced stencil-card
Reinforced stencil-card
Belknap, Charles A., Brooklyn, N. T. Machine for addressing envelopes and wrappers.
Belknap, Charles A., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belknap, Frank D., New York, N. Y.
Belknap, Frank D., New York, N. Y.
Bell, Alfred H. (See Carter, Bell, and Boelim.)
Bell, Enos T. (See Forsyth and Bell.)
Bell, George W., St. .Joseph, Mo., assignor to Bell Hernia Treatment Company, Hamilton
county, Ohio. Truss
Bell, Henry, St. Kilda, Victoria. Spark-arrester
Bell Hernia Treatment Company. (See Bell, (5eorge "W., assignor.)
Bell, John. (See Rumsey, Oscar C, assignor.)
Bell, John, Toronto, Canada. Ball-bearing axle
Bell, .John T., deceased, (H. C. Graves, executor,) and A. T. Stewart, assignors to Ohio)
Rake Company, Dayton. Ohio. Hay rake and loader ]
Bell, John "W"., et al. (See Moon, Hermon. assignor.)
Bell, Joseph. Troutdale, Oreg. Feed-water heater
Bell, .Joseph N., Sharp, Ala. Planter and distributer
Bell. Lonis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Armature for dynamo-J
electric machines ]
Bell, Louis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Armature for induc-
tion-motors -
Bell, Louis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Regulation of multi-
phase systems
Bell. Louis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Coil for dynamo-elec-
tric machines *
Bell, T.onis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Means for exciting
fleld-raagnets of alternating-current dynamos
Bell, Louis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Regulator for dynamo-
electric machines
Bell, Louis, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Method of and means
for starting alternating-current motors
Bell, Louis, assignor to General Electiic Company, Boston, Mass. Starting alternating-
current motors
Bell, Loiiis, Boston, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York. Multi-
phase-current motor
Bell, Louis, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Dynamo-electricJ
machine (
Bell, Robert, St. Louis, Mo. Temporary binder '
Bell, Robert M., Minneapolis, Minn. Button-fastener
Bell Telephone Company of Canada. (See Brown, Charles TV., assignor.)
Bell, Thomas H., Brampton, Canada. Fruit-cleaning machine
Bell, Thomas J., Cincinn<ati, Ohio. Fire-pail
Bell, Willard J., et al. (See Scott, Dennis M., assignor.)
Bell, William, Murrurundi, J. W. Broomhead and W. A. Jones, Sydney, New South "Wales.
Animal-shears
Bellamj-, Alfred R. (See Andrew and Bellamy.)
Bellamy, Charles L., Arlington, N. J. Roller chafe-iron
Bellamy, 'William H. (See Schnepf, .John, assignor.)
Belle City Bolster Spring Company. (See Van Valkenburg, Ellis M., assignor.)
Belliss, George E., and A. Morcom, Birmingham, England. Pump for compressing air or
ga.se8
Bellon, Caniille. (See Granjon and Bellon.)
Belmer, Charles G. (See Loomer and Belmer.)
Belmor, George E., S.in PYancisco, Cal. Gas-bnming furnace for steam-boilers
Belmor, George E., San Franri,sco, Cal. Steam-boiler furnace
Belton. John D., et al. (See Eisler, Stephen N., assignor.)
Beltzer, Joseph, assignor to J. H. Butler, Columbus, Ohio. "Washing-machine
Bern. Francisco V. de, Gloucester, Mass. Fisherman's reel
Bemclmans, Leon, Brussels, Belgium. Gas-producer
Bemis, All)ert T., Indianapolis, Ind. Brick-drier car
Bemis. Charles A., and E. A. Adams, "West Med way, Mass. Automatic bicycle-bell
Bemis. Daniel D., Ea,stonville. Colo., and F. H. Bemis, Footville, "Wis.; said Daniel D.j
Bemis assignor to said F. H. Bemis. Tran.splanter i
Bemis, Fred H. (See Bemis, Daniel D. and F. H.)
Bemis, Fred H., Footville, "Wis. Transplanter
Bena, Frank, St. Louis, Mo. Tricycle :
Benagh, Henry C, Nashville, Tenri., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Johnson Company,
Johnstown, Pa. Railway-switch
Bender, Adam, Philadelphia, Pa. Tray for invalids ,
Bender, Frederick M. . Louisville, Ky. Fire-escape
Bender, Hiram, Milwaukee. "Wis. Force-pump
Bender, James O., et al. (See Beisel, Franklin P., assignor.)
Bending, "William P.. a,ssignor of one-half to A. "Wolf & Co., Chamber.sburg, Pa. Chum ..
Bendler. August C. Milwaukee. Wis., and "W.E.Bendler, Chicago, 111. Carriage-top worker.
Bendlcr, "William E. (See Bendler, Augu.st C. and AV. E.)
Benedict & Bumbam Manufacturing Company. (See Hallas, James G., assignor.)
Benedict, Hiram A. and M., New York, N. Y. Gridiron or broiler
Benedict. M."\ria. (See Benedict, Hiram A. andM.)
Benedict, Percy S., New Orleans, La. Lantem-slidc mat
Benesh, C^harles, assignor of one-half to 0. A. Harrison, "Wahpeton, N. D. Hand-car
Bene-h. .Joseph. Racine. "Wis. F-Iax-.separator
Bensuf , .Jules. Paris, France. Receptacle for ethyl chlorid, &c
Benham, Elijah B., and H. E. Barlow, Providence, R. I. Grinding-machine
Benham, Elijah B., and H. E. Barlow, Providence, R. I. "Water-motor ,
526,360
525,088
.525.438
528,459
523,451
524,081
,530.918
530,919
515,9'18
526,828
514,434
520,422
516.426
512,936
516,794
516,795
516,796
516,797
518,217
518,218
520,764
531,432
520,763
522,580
515,138
513,866
523,394
516,749
518,204
531,500
519,225
519,373
524,128
517,537
522,503
.515,569
529.675
531,457
520,477
520,478
517,019
519,298
517,677
318,659
524,237
.526.607
527,314
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
July 24
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
May 29
Mar. J 3
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
June 5
Dec. 25
June 5
July 10
Feb. 20
.Jan. 30
July 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
May 1
May 8
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
July 3
Felj. 27
Nov. 20
Dec. 25
May 29
May 29
Mar. 27
May 1
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
Ang. 7
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
514,435 I Feb. 13
524,301
514,844
514.899
523,159
520,665
522,958
1805
1947
204
3030
190
1466
1467
336
260
756
2587
1135
2043
1757
1759
1760
1761
1353
1355
5
2386
4
698
1906
3558
2105
1700
1327
2517
799
275
196
5.57
2627
2055
2446
2680
2682
2147
643
445
2115
454
2233
1048
757
567
1449
1540
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
July 17 I 1704
May 29 i 2987
July 17 1 1354
427
476
50,51
735
C556
)557
43
347
348
194
(626
i627
270
484
(414
i 415
415
415
415
338
338
2
571
1
C177
[ns
479
87B
529
402
331
601
125
195
64,65
68
69
66
I 67
66
66
I 66
66
66
66
67
67
67
69
67
67
67
44 67
142 68
653 ! 66
492 ■ 69
582 ; 69
509 I 66
157
107
528
106
533
253
67
67
67
68
194 . 66
135
365
385
428
722
336
1508
1062
1189
616
460
1513
1513
1516
49
1013
1078
1680
412
1810
1810
1811
1811
280
281
1197
1698
1197
153
1243
805
442
1801
259
1722
637
706
712
39
110
1391
1060
1709
1094
1095
1902
661
85
431
744
1599
1014
783
1144
1176
352
1151
24
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Benham, Elijah B., and H. E. Barlow, Providence, R. I-, assignors to Diamond Match
Company, Chicago, HI. Machine for making splints for matches, toothpicks, &c
Benicia Agricultural Works. (See Montgomery, Thomas B., assignor.)
Benjamin, Dana H., TJtica, N. Y., assignor to White Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis,
Minn. Ironing-machine
Ben.iamin, Frederick L., assignor, by mesne assignments, to L. P. Ordvray, St. Paul, Minn.
Elax-puUer
Benjamin, Fredrick L., assignor, by mesne assignments, toL. P. Ordway, St. Paul, Minn.
Elax-puller
Benjamin, George H. (See Miller, William H., assignor.)
Benjamin, (Jeorge H., 'New York, K. T., assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany.
Conductor-switcli
notary engine.
Benjamin, Newton, Elmira, N. T. Eailway-tie
Benn, Alfred K., assignor of one-half to E. Reynolds, Brooklyn, N. T.
Benner, Arthur P. (See Martin, Charles N., assignor.)
Benner, Lorenzo D. (See Hill and Benner.)
Benner, Lorenzo D. , Peoria, 111. Seed-planter
Bennett, Arthur F. (See Tilford and Bennett.)
Bennett, Claude W. (See Churchill and Bennett.)
Bennett, Claude W., Penn, and F. Chapman, Newburg, Mich. Wire fence
Bennett, Darius, assignor to Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Company, Nelsonville, Ohio.
Clutch
Bennett, Darius, assignor to Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Company, Nelsonville, Ohio.
Elevating or conveying chain attachment-block
Bennett, Edward A. (See Jackson, Smith, and Bennett.)
Bennett, Erastus S., Denver, Colo. Amalgamator
Bennett, Erastus S., Denver, Colo.
Bennett, Erastus S., Denver, Colo.
Bennett, Erastus S., Denver, Colo.
Bennett, Erastus S., Denver, Colo.
Amalgamator
Dredge-bucket
LeveSng mechanism for tank and dredge platforms- .
Dredge
Bennett, Erastus S., Denver, Colo. Means for supporting dredge or other structures
Bennett, George M., assignor of one-half to S. W. Peregrme, Grand Eapids, Mich. Joint
for school furniture
Bennett, George M., assignor to Grand Eapids Seating Company, Grand Eapids, Mich.i
Folding chair i
Bennett, Harwell L., and E. B. Adams, Westerville, Ohio. Stump-puller ',
Bennett, Henry B., et al. (See Mewer, William J., assignor.)
Bennett, John H. (.See Florence and Bennett.)
Bennett, John W., Woodford's, Cal. Gate
Bennett, Joseph S. , Winnipeg, Canada. Box or drawer
Bennett, Josiah C. (See Thackston, William D., assignor.)
Bennett, Josiah C. (See Whitaker, Clarence E., assignor.)
Bennett, Eichard, Eureka Springs, Ark. Car-coupUng
Bennett, EuloffE., Brooklyn, N. Y. Invalid's coach
Bennett, Thomas 0., assignor to J. H. Geddes, managing director, Sydney, New South
Wales. Animal-shears
Bennett, Walter E., Boston, Mass.; assignor to Morley Button Manufacturing Company,
Portsmouth, N. H. Punching-machine
Bennett, William H., Chicago, 111. Tenoning-machine
Bennett, William H., Chicago, 111. Tenoning-machine
Bennett, William H. , assignor of one-half to J. O'Gorman, Chicago, HI. Mop-wringer
Benninger, Tony H., Louisville, Ky. Bar- lock for doors
Bennis, Alfred W. (See Bennis, Edward and A. W.)
Bennis, Edward and A. W., Bolton, England. Furnace
Bennum, George W., Georgetown, Del. Eyeglasses
Bennum, George W., and J. L. McKim, Georgetown, Del. Eyeglasses
Benoit, Hilalre, Brockton, Mass. Curtain-rod support
Benslng, Jacob, Malinta, Ohio. Tile or brick cutting machine
Bensinger, Moses, Chicago, HI. Bar-fixture
Benson, Arza A., Cleveland, Ohio. Machine for jointing listed staves
Benson, James M., and J. E. Berslin, Minneapolis, Minn. Combined kettle-cover, strainer,
and steam-gnard
Benson, John D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Micrometer-scale
Benson, Letty C. (See Brooke, William M., assignor.)
Benson, W. M. (See Putt, Harry M., assignor.)
Benson, William B., Boston, Mass. Compressed-pulp gun
Benson, William H., Youngstown. Ohio. Temporary binder
Benster, Menzo M., Gettysburg, S. D. Horse-detacher
Bent &. Brothers, S. (See Bent, Eoderic L., assignor.)
Bout, Fred F., Lake Geneva, Wis. Display -rack
Bent, George P. (See MoChesney and Kunze, assignors.)
Bent, Eoderic L., Gardner, assignor to S.Bent & Brothers, South Gardner, Mass. Chair-seat.
Bent. William E., Chicago, HI. Musical instrument
Bentley, Edward M., Boston, Mass. Electric locomotive
Bentley, Edward M., Boston, Mass. Eegulation of dynamo-electric machinery
Bentley, Edward M., assignor to (Jeneral Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Meansforregn-
lating alternating-current motors
Bentley, Joseph J., Sadorus, 111. Nut-lock
Bentley, Squire, assignorof one-third to A. Woodier, Paterson, N. J. Jacquard attachment
for looms
Benton, Francis E., Stoughton, Mass. Last
Benton, Francis E., Stoughton, Mass. Last
Benton, Francis E., Stoughton, Mass. Last-block fastener
Benton, Major G., Coldwater, and G. if. I^issly, Saline, Mich. Incubator .
Bentrup, Carl A. , Clinton, Iowa. Drilling-machine
Bentz, George C. (See Seamans, Edward W., assignor.)
Berbecker & Co., Julius. (See Morris, Thomas, assignor.)
Berdan, Marvin, Plymouth, Mich. Wire fence
No.
530,382
529,695
521,927
521,926
526,850
524,999
520,554
519,692
517,423
529,015
529,016
516,623
516,624
516,697
516,785
526.005
527,741
525,756
531,583
515,317
512,598
512,091
525,249
518,831
514,536
528,502
517,599
525,835
519,146
527,104
528,219
524,698
520,028
526,371
524,302
523,784
530,500
531,300
527,581
514,407
524,456
528,410
529,439
Date.
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
June 26
June 26
Oct. 2
Aug. 28
May 29
May 15
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
May 1
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
May 22
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
July 31
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
518,339 Apr. 17
516,427 I Mar. 13
511,988 ; Jan. 2
524,373 Aug. 14
522,820
520,512
July 10
May 29
519,374 May 8
517,424 i Apr. 3
518,985 i May 1
527,582 Oct. 16
530,676 i Dec. 11
527,929 ; Oct. 23
542
2091
2090
2089
294
1780
2810
1355
900
901
1471
1472
1605
1746
1188
1747
754
2651
2224
1439
605
2210
2416
3096
297
906
366
700
2611
1253
1903
1833
568
2800
753
2162
1490
718
857
2939
1663
1559
1137
434
715
1121
2739
801
5
SO
1492
1075
2082
135
501
502
501
71,72
(434
H35
(678
>679
C327
J 328
212
213
(348
J 349
349
382
411
272
422
175
(635
[me
551
347
145
538
;598
[599
236
751
69
202
87
171
629
309
464 i 67
435 ! 68
Official
Gazette.
67
•67
67
68
68
135
695
(185
il86
517
362
182 i 66 i 989
210 68 I 836
711 69 599
396 69
387
271
102
174
278
663
196
2
21
362
261
498
67
66
63
67
67
67
67
69
69
69
521,328 : June 12 [ 1021 240 , 67 1395
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
25
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Berendt, Maximilian, et al. (See Miiller, Rudolf, assignor.)
Beretta, Abbondio, London, England. Drawer
Boretta, Josepli P., Chicago. lU. Coin-actuated vending-machine.
Berg, John A. P., Moline, 111. Adjustable clamp-hook
Berg, 'Walter G., New York, N. T. Overhead-cable traction
Bergeman, Paul E., Berwick, Pa. Portable advertising device . . .
Bergener, Charles, assignor to C. T. Ham Manufacturing Company, Rochester, N. T.
Lantern
Berger, Ambrose .J. B., Bingham, Mass., assignor to Steel Cable Engineering Company, of
Maine. Cai-fender
Berger, Ambrose J. B., Hinghara, Mass., assignor to Steel Cable' Engineering Company, of
Maine. Power-wheel for entlless conveyers or elevators
Berger. Ambrose .J. B., Hingbam, Mass., assignor to Steel Cable Engineering Company, of
Maine. Power-wheel
Berger, Ambrose J. B., Hingbam, Mass., assignor to Steel Cable Engineering Company, of
Maine. Grip-wheel
Berger, Charles G., assignor of one-half to F. C. Berger, New Haven, Conn. Hub
Berger, Fred C. (See Berger, Charles G., assignor.)
Berger, Fiietlrich, Pilger, Nebr. Compound for cleaning boilers
Berger, Harry A., assignor to Berger Manufacturing Company, Canton, Ohio. Eaves-
trongh banger
Berger, Heury A., Brooklyn, N. T. Button-tini.shing machine
Berger Manufacturing Company. (See Berger, Harry A., assignor.)
Berger, William H., Wyncote, Pa. Damper or damper-clip
Bergevin , Georges, Paris, France. Safety -lock
Bergfels, Henry, Newark, N. J. Bicycle-saddle
Bergfels, Henry, Newark, N. J. Bicycle-saddle
Bergh, Bror F. (See Johnston and Bergh.)
Berglind, Erik, and A. Reuterdahl, Providence, E. I. Polishing-machine
Berglof, Algot. (See Hammarberg and Berglof.)
Bergman, H.jalmar L. (See Bergman, M,artin L. and H. L.)
Bergman, Martin L., Spokane, AVash. Bottle-stopper and vent combined
Bergman, Martin L., Spokane, "Wash., and H. L. Bergman, Sacramento, Cal.
nozzle combined
Faucet and
Bergman, Oskar W., and E. Ternstrom, Paris, France. Breech mechanism for ordnance . .
Bergmann, Sigmnnd. (See Dempster, John T., assignor.)
Bergmaun, Sigmnnd. (See Lavens, Erwin, assignor.)
Bergmann, Sigmnnd. (See .Swoboda, Otto H., assignor.)
Bergmann, Sigmund, New York, N. Y. Hood for electric-arc lamps
Bergmaun, Sigmund, New York, N. Y. Electric-arc-light fixture
Bergmann, Sigmund, New York, N. Y. Shade-holder for lamps ,
Bergmann, Sigmnnd, New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Bergner, Adolf M., Chicago, HI. Shade-hanger
Bergstresser, Stewart L., Smetbport, Pa. Combined mop and wringer
Bergstresser, Stewart L., and C. F. Mignot, Smethport, Pa. Curtain-fixture
Bergstrom, Carl J. (See Larsson and Bergstrom.)
Bergstrom, "Walter A., Paterson, N. J. Fire-escape
Bergnndthal, "W. C. (See Stewart. Fred W., assignor.)
Berk, Richard B., assignor of one-half to G. Modler, Dayton, Ohio. Slate cleaner and
drier.
Berkea, Charles "W., and P. Lesch, Milwaukee, "Wis. "Wire fence
Berkey, "William A. (See Lisle, Myron C, assignor.)
Berkman, Bernard H., Long Island City, N. Y. Knife-sharpener
Berkstresser, John E., Sylacauga, Ala. Horse-detacher
Berlin Machine Works. ' (See Thomas, John R., assignor.)
Berliner, Adolf, assignor to K. Kohler, Berlin, Germany. Advertising apparatus
Berliner Brothers et al. (See Johnson, Charles T., assignor.)
Berliner Gussstahl-Fabrik und Eisengiesserei Hugo Hartung Actien-Gesellschaft. (See
Tumofskv, Carl, assignor.)
Bernard, Alfred F., San Luis Obispo, Cal. Lock and dumping mechanism for wheeled
scrapers .
Bernard,
Bernard,
Bernard
Bernard
Cal. C
Bernard,
Bernard,
Bernard,
Bernard,
pliers .
Alfred F., San Luis Obispo, Cal. Eai-th-scraping machine
Alfred F., San Luis Obispo, Cal. "Wheeled scraper
Alfred F., San Luis Obispo, Cal. Attachment for wheeled scrapers
James A., as.signor to Locomotive Feed "Water Heater Company, Bakersfield,
irculating tubular boiler
James T., Neapolis, Ta. Saw-set
John "W., Ham's I'rairie, Mo. Beefsteak-hacker
AVilliam A., assignor to "Wm. Schollborn Company, New Haven, Conn. Pliers. .
"William A., assignor to "Wm. Schollhom Company, New Haven, Conn. Cutting-
Bernardin, Alfred L., assignor to Bernardin MetallicCork Company, Evansville, Ind. Bot-
tle-capi)ing machine
Bernardin Metallic Cork Company. (See Bernardin, Alfred L., assignor.)
Bernardin Metallic Cork Company. (See Leavitt, Frank M., assignor.)
Berndes, Gustaf F. (See "Wiberg. Knut E., assignor.)
Berner, Fredrick, Jr., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor of three-fotrrths to M. B. Crist. "Wood-
embossing machine
Berner, Herman, Louisville, Ky. Expanding mandrel
Bernhard, George, assignor of one-half to E. A. Evans, Dayton, Ohio. Convertible box or
516,293
527,930
527,763
519,561
J12,937
529,017
526,851
528,357
528,518
530,383
513,258
517,562
521,523
518,340
516,464
525,250
517,425
517,538
529,102
523,967
513,475
520,029
514.0.57
514,0.i8
514,639
528,119
523,452
528,525
530,079
512,498
524.158
526,372
530,613
531,015
Date.
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
May 8
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
June 19
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
May 22
Feb. fi
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
July 24
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
521,009 June 5
516,044
526,675
526,676
526,677
525,940
530,,501
513,666
526,479
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
526,480 j Sept. 25
527,193 Oct. 9
Montlily
volume.
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1789
1130
2044
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213
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3119
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545
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614
239
1390
1560
322
388
1205
2211
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1903
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C465
1466
128
129
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2434
2218
8
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30
277
588
558
4
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1295
311
332
1834
78
435
962
1635
236
388
460
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512
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756
3243
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485
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Bernhardt, Charles, assignor of one-half to "W". H. Altman, Chicago, 111. Battery-changer
for electric circuit.s '
Bernhardt, Herman V., Brooklyn, N. Y. Automatic stop for micrometer-gages
Bernhardt. Herman V., Brooklyn, assignor to J. B. BowdemtCo., New York, N.Y. Manu-
facturing ornamented rings
Bernhardt, Herman V., Brooklyn, assignor to J. B. Bowden & Co., Ifew York, N. Y. Tool
for expanding rings
Bernheim, Charles H., Conover. N. C. Brace for bedsteads
Bemheim, Charles H., Lexington, N. C. Adjustable ratchet- wrench
1639
431
377
765
413
830
56
581
633
1315
581
1480
317
1693
1108
4
39
856
663
682
936
878
878
1080
494
461
C48
1216
256
722
1527
1406
1543
1279
1548
4
5
5
1359
1370
744
1562
1563
511,926
525,645
Jan.
Sept.
2
4
341
535
79,80
130
66
68
65
1251
512,599
Jan.
9
1439
347
66
283
524..374
.528,759
Aug.
Nov.
14
6
717
417
174
101
68
09
809
722
512,676
Jan.
16
1568
377
66
323
516,180
512,092
524,412
Mar.
Jan.
Aug.
13
2
14
725
606
791
170
145
193
66
66
68
1603
116
822
26
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Bernheim, Gnstav. (See Flocke, Robert, assignor.)
Bernhelm, Gustav. (See Willringhaiis, (justav, asslgrnor.)
Bernier, Mitchel, assignor of one-half to S. H. Quimby, Minneapolis, Minn. Tricycle
Bernreutber, Carl, assignor to P. Esselbacb, Berlin, Germany. Apparatus for pitching
casks
Bernstein, Benny, New York, N. T. Propelling device
Bernstein, Benny, New York, N. Y. Propelling apparatus
Bernstein, Benny, N ew York, N. Y. Propelling apparatus
Bernstein, Joseph, and M. Kohn, Philadelphia, Pa.; said Kohn assignor to said Bernstein.
Button and fastening therefor
Bernstein, William F., Philadelphia, Pa. Bedstead-fastening
Bemtbsen, Heinrich A., Mannheim, assignor to Badische Aiiilui and Soda Fabrik, Lud-
wigshafen, Germany. Ked dye '.
Bemthsen, Heinrich A., Mannheim, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Facrik, Lud-
wigshafen, Germany. Red rhodamin dye
Bemthsen, Heinrich A., Mannheim, and P. Julius, assignors to Badische Anilin and Soda
Fabrik, Xiudwigshafen, Germany. Substantive blue dye
Bemthsen, Heinrich A., Mannheim, and P. Julius, assignors to Badische Anilin and Soda
Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany. Substantive violet dye
Beron, Frank G., assignor of one-half to J. F. Gaflfney, Waterbnry, Conn. Electric switch
Berridge, Thomas, Sturgis, Mich. Nut and bolt lock
Berrion, Leonard B. , Moline, 111. Type-writing machine
Berry, Charles M., assignor of one-half to B. F. Millard, San Francisco, Cal. Salt and pep-
per distributer
Berry, David R. , Rockaway, N. J. Air-valve ,
Berry, Ernest L., and F. Harrison, London, England. Apparatus for perioaically com-
pleting and interrupting electric currents
Berry, Frederick H., Milwaukee, "Wis. Dental engine
Berry, John J. , Indianapolis, Ind. Hinge ,
Berry, John J., Indianapolis, Ind. Tank flushing- valve
Berry, John J., Indianapolis. Ind. Tank supply- valve
Berry, Thomas W. (See Ballard, John, assignor.)
Berry, Washington, Chicago, 111. Insertin g floats in cakes of soap
Berry , Wilbur F. , Chicago, HI. Door-hanger
Berry, William H., Eddystone, Pa. Boiler
Bersch, Carl, Baltimore. Md. Car-fender
Berslin, .lohn E. (See Benson and Berslin.)
Bersted, Martin, assignor to Chicago Stamping Company, Chicago, 111. Sheet-metal handle
Bertelsen, Rasmus T., Chicago, HI. Grill
Berthon, Louis A., assignor to Soci6t6 G6n6rale des T616phones,(R636aux T^I6phoniqnes eti
Constructions fil^ctriques, ) Paris, France. Switchboard
Bertolini, Giulio, Venice, Italy. Electrical apparatus for firing submarine mines
Bertram, Julius, Leipsic, Germany. Making vanillin
Bertrand, Joseph, et al. (See Marleau, Evangeliste, assignor.)
Bertrand, Joseph, assignor to himself and J, Croze, Houghton, Mich. Bandolier
Bertrand, Joseph E., Boston, assignor of one-half to M. Bray, Newton, Mass. Sewing-
machine
Bertschy, Perry. (See Phillips. Willis E., assignor.)
Beseler, Charles, Jersey City, N. J. Electric-arc light for magiclantems
Besly, Charles H. (See Gardner, Frederick N., assignor.)
Besly, Irving, Leadville, Colo, (ioncentrating-machine
Bess, Albert. (See Clawson, Hiram, assignor.)
Bessing, Theodore, Los Angeles, Cal. Gymnastic appliance for school-desks
Besson, Hyppolite, London, England, assignor to Consolidated Manufacturing Company,!
Philadelphia, Pa. Brush-machine
Bessonett, Charles L., Temple, assignor to Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufacturing
Company, Waco, Tex. Cotton-baling machine
Bessonette, Charles L. and W. T., Temple, assignors to Bessonette Cotton Compress Mana-'
facturing Company, Waco, Tex. Cotton-compress
Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufacturing Company. (See Bessonett, Charles L., as-
signor.)
Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufacturing Company. (See Bessonette, Charles L. and
W. T., assignors.)
Bessonette Cotton C!ompress Manufacturing Company. (See Bessonette, William T., as-
signor.) (Reissue.)
Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufacturing Company. (See Smith, Hamilton E., as-
signor.)
Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufacturinsr Company. (See Smith and Dare, assignors.)
Bes.sonette, William T. (See Bessonette, Charles L. and W. T.)
Bessonette, William T., Temple, assignor to Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufacturing
Company, Waco, Tex. Cotton-press. (Reissue)
Bessonette, William T., assignor of two-thirds to C. C. Kirkpatrick and W. P. Rylander,
Temple, Tex. Lock-hinge
Best, Clearmont V., assignor to A. Leininger and E. M. Schreiner, Canton, Ohio. Figure
tricycle -
Best, George W., Morristown, Vt. Automatic plate-lifter
Best, Isaac, Lawrence, Mass. Conductor or funnel for gill-boxes
Beswick & Kay. (See Kay, Edward, as.signor.)
Betka, Henrv, Grand Rapids, Mich. Clothes-line fastener
Betscb, Charles, assignor to A. and H. G. Veitb, New York, N. Y. Setting-band for stones
Bettag, Sebastian, Mariah Hill, Ind. Folding frame for ironing-tables
Bettegar, John B., and J. Schwartz, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Gold separator and extrac-
tor '--■
Bettendorf, Leo A., St. Paul, Minn. Piano-mute
Bettendorf, William P., Davenport, Iowa. Machine for riveting wheel-tires
Bettermann, Reinhold, Johnstown, Pa. Car-axle
Bettinger, John J., assignor to C. L. Cornell, Hamilton, Ohio. Wire-stripper
Bettmann, Charles F., Jr., New Albany, Ind. Fan attachment for rocking-chairs
Betts, James E., Wilmington, Ohio. Planter
Betts, John C, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric time-alarm
Betts, William H., assignor to E. J. Stoughton, Lincoln, Nebr. Mop-wringer
No.
514,206
517,515
511,989
511,990
528,138
525, .527
522,821
516,584
516,585
521,095
521,096
526,988
528,320
513,476
518,559
517,184
514,746
516,465
520,629
522,397
522,644
526,068
526,961
519,015
519,562
522,398
517,207
529,999
513,294
519,693
514,808
530,297
521,362
519,316
517,788
521,630
530,000
530,001
11,422
521,429
524,413
516,342
512,793
Date.
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
July 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
June 5
June 5
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
May 29
July 3
July 10
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
May 1
May 8
July 3
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
May 15
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
June 12
May 8
Apr. 3
June 19
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
June 19
June 12
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Jan. 16
521,971 June 26
512,093 : Jan. 2
512,794 Jan. 16
530,677
511,747
512,356
531,405
520,813
513,477
515,318
515.189
512,795
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Dec. 25
June 5
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
392
163
435
437
2474
346
1123
1406
1407
615
616
520
2784
2902
1940
2445
1292
1206
2931
390
807
93,94
36
102
103
598
85
278
127
672
^715
;716
479
575
322
290
708
100
201
1300 301
477 118
122 29,30
1131 272
391
2478
2625
2603
1358
1385
391
1092
625
1568
2627
2631
100
583
C630
)631
C630
1631
1830
1200
348
257
168
156
5 366
i367
631
(632
1633
792
985
436
284
193
234
1793 jtl?
2177
607
1795
1077
13
1032
2342
113
2911
2226
11187
1796
523
140
427
3
253
558
25
716
,551
495
427
Official
Gazette.
67
66
69
68
67
67
69
69
>66
67
66
66
66
67
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68
69
67
67
66
I 69
[66
67
66
69
67
67
67
!67
67
68 i 822
66 1653
■66 I 366
66
1645
116
366
1425
5
207
1689
1217
684
1315
1258
367
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
27
Name, residence, and mvention.
Bettys. Lafayette L., Oakland. Cal. Attachment for locks
Betz, Ernest^ Wa.shinffton, D. C. Hydrocarbonbnmer
Betz, Jacob E.. assignor of one-half to ,T. Kline, Salem, Ohio. Wire-fence ratchet
Betz, Joseph AV.. Brooklyn, N. T. Felling attachment for sewing-machines
Betz, .Toseph W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety-guard for cars
Betz. Michael J., Philadelphia, Pa, Attachment for musical instruments
Benkema, Cornelius. (See Beiikema. .Jacob, C and W. )
Beukeraa. Jacob. C. and W.. Grand Rapids, Mich. Washing-machine
Beukema. William. (See Beukenia, Jacob. C. and W.)
Beury. Joseph L.. and J. T. Crcssey, Beury, W. Va. Mining-machine
Beutelspacher. Henry, assignor of one-half to C. Hang, Bridgeport, Conn. Apparatus for
drying beer vats "
Beuttel, Carl, Cincinnati. Ohio. Peeling-machine for vegetables
Bevan. Edward J. (See Cross and Be van.)
Bevan. Edward J. (See Cross, Bevan. and Beadle.)
Bevan. -Tames. (See Humphrey, Waiter B. . assignor.)
Bevan. Thomas, New York. N." Y. Rope-clamp for pulley -lines
Bever, Albert. (See Leonard and Bever.)
Bever. Alexander. Spokane. Wash. Parasol or umbrella cabinet
Beveridge. Winfield E.. Baltimore, Md. Steam-cooker
Bevin Brothers Manufacturing Company. (See Wells, John C, assignor.)
Bevis, Alfred, et al. (See Smith, Daniel W., assignor.)
Bevitt, Edwin D., Cincinnati, Ohie. Sheet-metal roofing
Beyer, Anton H., London, England. Musical instrument
Beyer, Augustus, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Furnace-bottom
Beyroux, Gabriel. (See Landry and Be.>Toux.)
Bezer, Henry, New Rochelle, N. T. Razor-.strop
Biart. Victor, Stuttgart, Germany. Cover for fruit-.jars
Bibbins. Charles I)., et. al. (See Davis, Clifton H., assignor,)
Bibby. James. (See Bibby, Joseph and J.)
Bibby, Joseph and J., Liverpool, England. Manufacture of printing-ink
Bichet. Alphonse. and H. O'Neill. Florence. Kans. Hose-coupling
Bickell, Elmer J., Jersey Shore, Pa, Nut-lock
Bickerstaff, Samuel N., assignor to Henderson-Ames Company, Kalamazoo, Mich
belt
Bickford, Charles E. (See Andersen. Niels M., assignor.)
Bickford & Hoffman Company. (See Gallowav, Robert, assignor,)
Bickmeier. Charles, Bellairo, Ohio. Car-coupling
Bicknell, Emery 0., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe polishing machine
Bicknell, Emery O., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe polishing machine
Biddle. John W., Fremont, Ohio. Basin -clamp
Biddle, William, Brooklyn, assignor to American Railway Electric Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Mounting dynamos on car-trucks .
Biddle, William, Brooklyn, assignor to American Railway Electric Light Company, New
York. N. Y. Means for driving dynamos from car-axles
Biddle. William, and P. Kennedy, Brooklyn, assignors to American Railway Electric Light
Company, New York, N. Y. Connecting dynamos to car-axles
Biddle, William, and P. Kennedy. Brooklyn, assignors to American Railway Electric Light
Corapanv, New York, N. Y. Electric car-lighting system
Biddies, Walter, Leicester, England. Gear-case -
Bidelman, Robert M., Adrian, Mich. Apparatus for the manufacture of gas
Biden, Lee. (See Kindig, Samuel C, assignor.)
Bidwcll. Benson, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor of one-half to C. F, Bidwell, Indianapolis,
Ind. Electrical railway
Bidwell, Charles F. (See Bidwell, Benson, a.ssignor.)
Bidwell, Jason A.. Cleveland, Ohio. Device for separating turnings from fihished screws?'
in screw-making machines y
Bidwell, .Joel E., Kalamazoo, Mich. Machine for milling and tapping radiator-loops -
Biedinger, Theodore, and T. J. Kane, New York, N. Y. Alarm-clock
Bien, .Joseph, San Francisco, Cal. Can-opener
Bienkowski, Apolinary, San Francisco, CaL Power-wheel
Bienz, -Joseph W.. Rockford, Ohio. Tile-truck
Bierce, Will W. (See Thomliuson. Arthur, assignor.)
Bierce, Will W., Montgomery, Ala. Steam hydraulic compress
Bierce, Will W., and A. Thomlinson, Montgomery, Ala. Hydraulic compress-
Bierer. .Joseph, and C. De la Harpe, Basle, Switzerland, assignors to L, Durand, Hngue-
nin &. Co.. Hasle, Switzerland. St. Fons. Franco, and Hiiningen, Germany, Blue dye..-
Bierley, Henrv A., Lexington. Ky. Bottle
Biermann. William, Cincmnati, Ohio. Stovepinettumbie
Biette, Henry C, assignor of one-half to A. Blackburn, trustee, and P. A. Ramage, To-
ronto, Canada. Autographic register
Bigelow, Melvin F.. Alden, Iowa." Bridle-bit
Bigelow, Richard 11. (See Brinkman, Sebastian G., assignor.)
Biggs, Aaron. Sr., Cuba. Ohio. Pliers for building wire fences
Biggs, Arthur v., Franklin. Ky. Check-row attachment for corn-planters
Biggs. Charles H.. Detroit, Mich. Self-mousing hook
Bignall. Burnett B., Elgin, HI. Device for adjusting flash-plates to ventilating-pipes and
ditfrrent-pitched roofs '.
Bildt, Carl W,, Worcester, Mass. Annealing ai)paratiis
Bildt, Carl W., AVorcestei, Mass. Annealing and hardening steel rods or wire.
Bildt. Carl W., Worcester, Mass. Apparatus for treating wire rods
Bill, David K.. Hillsborough. Oreg. Horse collar and hauic
Bill, .Jeremiah C Williniantic, Conn. Let-otf mechanism for looms.
Billeter, -Julius, Zurich, Switzerland. Logarithmic calculator
Billing. Kaspar. assignor of one-tenth to U. A. Schell. Philadelphia. Pa, Rotary engine. ..
Billings, Andrew W.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for matfing malt liquors
Billings, Charles E., Hartford, Conn. Caliper-gage
Billings, Charles E., Hartford, Conn. Hand-vise
Billings, George W., assignor of one-half to F. II. Potter, Cleveland, Ohio. Yaporbnrner.
519,830
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
Mar 27
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Aug. M
May 15
28
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Billings, George "W., assignor to T. Friant, T. S. "White, T. M. Peck, F. Eaniville, D. Mc-
Coy, M. Bundy, J. J. Tucker, and L. A. Giddings, Grand Kapids, Mich. Vaporizer for|
gasoline-stoves
Billings, Louis C, assignor to L C. Billings Company, Milford, N. H. Cliicken-brooder
Billman, Jesse F., Litchfield, 111. Sewing-machine fan
Billman, Obed C, Smithville, Ohio. Car-coupling
Billups, George C, Norfolk, Va. Envelope
Billups, Jonathan E., Cardiff, England. Kail-bending press
Billups, Jonathan E., Cardiff, England. Point and switch
Billwiller, Charles J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Display-envelope
Bilstad, Ole, et al. (See Lilleberg, Charles L., assignor.)
Binder, Gottlob, Philadelphia, Pa. Gage-cock
Binder, Gottlob, Philadelphia, Pa. Lubricator
Binder, Gottlob, Philadelphia, Pa. Lubricator
Bindley, Josiah. (See TVoelfel, George P., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Bing, James H., etal. (See CoUett, Herbert E.. assignor.)
Bingeman, Henry "W., et al. (See Harris, Henry, assignor.)
Binger, Hermann H., La Belle, Mo. Clutch
Bingham, Abial M., Jesup, Iowa. Combined churn and butter-worker
Bingham, Allen R., assignor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Mass.
Locking-box
Bingham, George C. (See "Wood, Frederick C, assignor.)
Bingham, "William H. (See Dyer and Bingham.)
Bingham, "William P., and D. R. Jones, Jr., Dubuque, Iowa. Trunk and display tray
Binner, Charle.s S., et al. (See Emery, Fred B., assignor.)
Binnis, Jacob, Hoboken, N. J., assignor to Aeolian Organ and Music Company, New York,
N. Y, Organ
Binns, Leedham, Philadelphia, Pa. "Woven chenille fabric
Binns, William H., assignor to Monarch Cycle Company, Chicago, HI. Brake mechanism
for biovcles
Birch, JohnT., Pittsburg, Pa. Rheostat
Birc'u, Phillip, Denver, Colo. Combined knife- sharpener and hone-stone holder ,
Birch, Thomas, Leeds, England. "Wheel-rim for pneumatic tires
Birch, William, Manchester, England. Apparatus for separating solids from sludge
Bird, Charles S., "Walpole, Mass. Method of and apparatus for making separable paper
sheets
Bird, George, London, England. Planing-machine -•
Bird, James, Tarrytown, N. Y. Car-coupling
Bird, Thomas R., Derby, England. Knob attachment
Birdsall, David, Jersey City, N.J. Steam-generator
Birdsall, Zephaniah, San Francisco, Cal. Horseshoe
Birkery, Cornelius, assignor to Birkery Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. "Yalve.
Birkery, Cornelius, assignor to Birkery Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Valve.
Birkery Manufacturing Company. (See Birkery, Cornelius, assignor.)
Birkinsbaw, "William K., Quarndon, England. Pick or similar tool
Birnbaum, Theodore B., London, England. Stopper or cover for the mouths of bottles
Birner, Joseph, and H. Messing, Elizabeth, N. J. Air-compressor
Birrer, John B., assignor to C. "W. Chase, Newton, Kans. Musical instrument
Birt, John S., Arlington, Ind., assignor to F. & L. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Pan-
making machine
Birtz, Norbert, assignor of one-half to "W. Hewson, Montreal, Canada. Device for prevent-
ing horses from running away
Bisanz, Charles, Red Lodge, Montana. Bootjack
Bisbee, George "W., assignor of one-half to M. F. Prouty, Chicago, HI. Drying and cooUng?
apparatus for grain, &c 5
Bisceglia, Joseph A., Waneta, Canada. Means for raising sunken vessels
Bischoff, Frank R., assignor to S. C. Bone and J. D. O'Connor, Morris, Ind. Magazine
tack-haramer .'....
Bischoflf, FerdinandF., Milwaukee, Wis. Egg-tray
Bishop, Alfred H., assignor to Snell Cycle Fittings Company, Toledo, Ohio. Bicycle ,
Bishop & Babcock Company. (See Babcock, WOliam A., assignor.)
Bishop & Babcock Company. (See Champ, Joseph H., assignor.)
Bishop, Edward P.. .Tr., Birmingham, Ala. Signal apparatus for air-brakes
Bishop, Elihu S., Milton-ou-the-Hudson, N. Y. Stand attachment for bicycles
Bishop, Francis A., San Francisco, Cal. Ship's log
Bishop, Frank, Ogden, Utah Ter. Ore-crusher
Bishop, Harriet. (See Horton, David D., assignor.)
Bishop, James C. assignor of two-thirds to S. H. TJssery and R. L. Harrell, Marble Falls,
Tex. Car-coupling
Bishop, Mary F., Biidaeport, Conn. Device for heating water over alcohol-lamps
Bishop, Mary F. , Bridgeport, Conn. Hot- water heating device
Bishop, Noah L., Wassaic, assignor to New York Condensed Milk Company, New York,!
N. "Y. Can soldering and testing plant '.
Bishoprick, Nicholas J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined shipping-tag, envelope, and receipt.
Bisler, Gustav A., Philadelphia^ Pa. Apparatus for playing duplicate whist . . .^
Bissell, Titus L., Charleston, S. C. Bicycle safeguard and support
Bitteubender, George H., Plymouth, Pa. Coal-drill
Bittiuger, Hans, Darmstadt, Germany. Transporter for flat sieves
Bi Itle, James P. , Brunswick, Md. Window screen
Bivin, Henry, Auburn, 111. Monkey-wrench
Bjiirk, Per J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Spike-puller.
Bjurlund, Johan F., New York, N. Y. Sash-holder
Blachon , P6trus, and E. Mimard, St. Etienne, France. Magazinepistol -
Black, Arthur M., assignor of one-half to A. S. Baxter, Providence, R. I. Car-gate
Black, Charles W., and B. J. Chapman, assignors of one-third to F. M. Boeckling, Michi-
gan City, Ind. Fishing-line sinker ■
No.
323,302
531,255
519,227
513,86S
516,045
512,857
514,537
512,533
517,426
525,089
529,473
Date.
July n
Dec. 18
May 1
.Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
1952
2074
517
3561
513
1916
935
1340
7
1948
1723
512,148 Jan.
525,580 j Sept. 4
524,303 I Aug. 14
530,002 j Nov. 27
516,181 I Mar. 13
514,809 j Feb. 13
i
520,017 j May 15
514.301 ! Feb. 6
521.755 i June 19
2 I 693
439
726
1387
1877
567
1792
2941
565
130
513,869 Jan. 3C I 3562
528.411
514,300
514,059
Oct. 30
Feb.
Feb. 6
571
2637
;491
i492
496
125
876
119
452
236
323
2
476
410
167
105
136
633
170
(348
\3i9
Official
Gazette.
393
1622
638
806
1548
389
1047
265
4
1062
999
66 133
68 1233
68
69
67
528,460
516,909 I
521,329 I
516,046 I
515,703
530,633
I
527,^129
524,159
520,405 I
518,775 j
525,383 '
i
512,149
530,080
515,513
526,800
529,237
518,341
521,363
531,. 584
513,870
512,269
.519,228
Oct. 30
Mar 20
3031
1952
June 12 ! 1022
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
May 29
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
514
2847
996
1893
333
2562
2325
110
694
7
2532
214
459
142
425
711
141 i 66
31 66
( 876 }
i 877 U
735
460
lit? \^r
784
1180
1604
1133
915
960
67 I 1555
69 I 600
959
878
806
735 I 69 1 Olfi
460 j 66 j 1849
1395
Nov. 13 I 1282
Apr. 17 I 1562
June 12 i 1094
Dec. 25 i 2653
Jan. 30 i 3566
Jan.
9 I 890
I
1 I 518
530,081
514,436
514,437
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Feb.
Feb.
758
759
119
709
245
455
79 j
; 619 1
I 620
i 577
j 29
I 168
3
(627
) 628
51,52
308
388
257
636
877
(214
)215
(125
ll26
1548
1435
69 I 1413
396
722
J 67 I 1073
67 i 469
68 1170
69
133
1216
1372
41
531,501 i Dec. 25 j 251S
515,275
525,941
531,016
519,466
512,796
527.401
515,645
524,082
516,173
520,666
526,214
Feb.
Sept.
Dec.
May
.Jan.
Oct.
Feb.
Aug.
Mar.
May
Sept.
20 ■■ 2135
11 ! 1077
15 i 1636
8 957
16 , 1797
1192
2744
191
706
2988
1556
3
194
194
(601
<602
(603
531
245
388
232
427
293
684
43
166
(722
^723
365
531,090 , Dec. 18 1769 422 69 ; 1567
69 898
67 I 318
67 1 1411
63 1749
66
^66
67
806
180
633
69 1216
66 , 1014
66 i 1014
>69 j 1722
66 ' 1286
68 I 1359
69 1543
734
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250
141S
67
66
69
66
68
66 I 1585
J 67 1150
68 I 1459
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29
Alphabetical list of 2>iili'>itccs — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Black, Christian, Green Core Springs, Fla. Wrench
Bl.ick Jfc (Manson Company. (See Black, Frank X.. assignor.)
Black, Crosby M. (See Cluimbers, Richard B., assijmor.)
Black. David K., and S. A. Hill, Duluth, Minn. Mold for making -srashers and tacks for
pill nibers' nse
Black, David W., Kntler, Pa. Sacker-rod elevator and wrench
Black, Fcrgns. Cxliridiie, Canad<i. Air-pump
Black. Frank X., a-ssigiior to Black & Clawson Company, Hamilton, Ohio. Paper-machine
drier
Black, Henry C. (See Johnson and Black.)
Black, .John M.. London, England. Pnnch .md fare-register
Black, John M.. London. Engl.ind. Ticket punch
Black, .roseph. San Francisco. Cal. Ctn-testing machine
Black, Robert. (See Harey and Black.)
Black, Robert, and C. M. Havey, New York, N. T. Signal for railways
Black, Stephen C. West Chester. Pa. Window or door button
Black, Stephen S.. Pasadena, Cal. Lawn-sprinkler -..
Black, William, Kansas City, Mo. Tension device for paper-rolls
Black, Williara J. (See Ha'wley and Black.)
Black. William S. Baltimore. Md. Hoisiing crane
Blackall, RobortC. (See Shepheard, John H., assignor.)
Blackall, William. (See Alsop and Blackall.)
Blackbnm, Andrew, trustee, el al. (See Biette, Henry C, assignor.)
Blackburn, Arthur W. (See Blackburn. William and A. W.)
Blackburn, Christopher A. (See Perkins, Franklin J., assignor.)
Blackburn, David L., Reidsville. N. C. Stall for cows
Blackburn, .Joseph S., Salem, Ohio. Hose-coupling
Blackburn, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. Lancaster, Dover, N. H. Warp-measuring
machine
Blackburn, William and A. W., Cleckheaton, England. Wool- washing machine
Blackford, Atwell J., assignor of one-half to Durand Manufacturing Company, Medina,
Ohio. Hydrocarbon burner -
Blackford, James. (See Lawrence and Blackford.)
Blackie, Alexander, and C. W. Shartle, assignors to Middletown Machine Company, Mid-)
dletown, Ohio. Twine-balling machine )
Blackman, Charles H. (See Blackman, James H., Jr., assignor.)
Blackman, Elmer E., Raymond, Nebr. Combined shaft-support and antirattler
Blacliman, Henry, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for disintegrating fibers and recovering
sulfnrous gases employed therein
Blackman, Henry, New York, N, Y, Process of and apparatus for making paper-pulp
Blackman, Jacob. (See Bofird and Blackman.)
Blackman, James H., Jr., assignor of one-half to C. H. Blackman, Hartsville, 111. Drag-
saw
Blackman, William L, Columbus, Miss. Book-sewing machine...
Blackmore, Henry S., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Making alkali salts.
Blackmore, Henry S., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Filter
Blackmore, James E. , Newark, N. J. Motor-opticon
Blackmore, James E., Newark, N. J. Camera
Blackmore, James E., Newark, N. J., assignor to V. H. Emerson. Camera-shutter
Blackmore, Joseph J., Newark, N. J., assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N . Y.
Water-heating apparatus
Blackmore, Lawrence E., Newark, N. J. Steam or hot- water heating-boiler
Blackwell, Alfred, assignor of one-half to .J. S. Taylor, Birmingham, England. Means for
adjusting the driving-chains of safety-bicycles, tricycles, or other velocipedes
Blackwell, Francis O., Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electric-railway-car truck
Blackwell, Josiah L., New York, N. Y., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Contact device for overhead electric railways
Blackwell, Thomas L., Cordele. Ga. Rotary engine
Blackwood, James F. (See Roberts, Blackwood, and Cahill.)
Blades, Leonard J., Chicago, 111. Ticket-holder
Bladon, Thomas E. (See White, William, assignor.)
Blagen, Niels J. (See Sbogren, Henry, assignor.)
Blaine, George E., Alliance, Ohio. Window-screen
Blaine, George E., assignor of two-thirds to R. S. Kayler, F. Transue, and C. W. Roepper,
Alliance, Ohio. Ditching and tile-laying machine
Blair Camera Company. (See Eddy, Charles W., assignor.)
Blair Camera Company. (See Lewis, William H., assignor.)
Blair, Henry W., et al. (See Duchemin, William, assignor.)
Blair, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Valve
Blair, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Valve
Blair, Maud, Sandy Lake, Pa. Holder for griddle-greasers
Blair, Sidney O. (See Bradfield, Thomas W., assignor.)
Blais, Charles. (See Lepage, Charles, assignor.)
Blaisdell, Frederick E., assignor of one-third to E. Z. Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa. Bottle
Blaisdell, Frederick E., assignor of one-third to E. Z. Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa. Bottle
Blaisdell, Henrietta C. (See Blaisdell, John H., assignor.)
Blaisdell, John H., assignor to H. C. Blaisdell, Worcester, Mass. Inside molding-machine -
Blaisdell, William A., Worcester, Haas. Pipe-wrench
Blake, Burdine, London, Ohio. Horse-detacher
Blake, Burdine, London, Ohio. Railway- frog
Blake, Burdine, Lcmdon, Ohio. Recoil-check for firearms
Blake, Charles C, Boston, Mass., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, of Mas-
sachusetts. Coin-controlled telephone apparatus
Blake. Charles M., et al. (See Howe, Patrick, assignor.)
Blake, Dennis B. D., Denver, Colo. Station-indicator
516,162
.527,931
512,338
514,900
523,968
517.944
518,51)3
531,616
529,889
.52.-), 251
518,560
520,874
Blake, Edward A. , Chicago, HI. Device for operating reciprocating beds of printing-presses -
515,276
516,466
511,992
515,139
519,625
518,305
516,625
527,475
530,634
530,635
520,387
531,357
513,001
520,293
520,030
528,140
525,4.39
512,430
531,298
512,357
522,189
529..354
526,801
529,696
518,660
516,750
526,176
526,177
515,277
525,128
525,129
515,313
531.299
521,581
524,457
524,458
626,608
530,821
513,554
Mar, 13
Oct. 23
-Tan. 16
Feb. 20
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
June 5
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
May 8
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
May 22
Dec. 25
Jan. 16
May 22
May 22
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
July 3
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
June 19
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
729
2087
2046
1542
801
1877
2708
2416
2213
1941
216
2136
1209
439
1907
1246
171
500
485
386
217
465
649
580
.539
4?0
49
531
290
103
479
299
1492 374
I
'(350
1476 V351
(352
997
1003
245
246
2531 I 612
1(538
2258 < 539
(540
2152
2375 I 576
1907 467
2"6 {eoo
208 51,52
1172
2156
285
;516
i517
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Gazette.
1035 ! 253
5 2
1484
215
357
52
2093 501
2011
2012
66
2205
C546
>547
2161
517
1482
347
859
210
859
211
2234
533
1302
(314
J 315
3050
751
1604
431
413
1177
C63
179
375
1760
1136
1108
386
1237
1287
1694
84
1244
785
.306
1744
1413
1413
1052
1672
433
1021
936
517
1189
233
1653
208
3
958
41
1077
432
1801
1445
1445
1287
491 t 68 ! 1073
492 I 68 : 1073
2116
529
67
1702
403
66
1481
1482
2138
346
346
531
68
68
66
66
1300
69
67
68
68
1654
1497
836
8.36
68
1600
69
1468
66
710
30
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Blake,
Blake,
Blake,
Blake
Blake.
Blake,
Blake,
Blake,
Blake,
Blake,
Fred H., Worcester, Mass. Time-lock
George H., administrator. (See Blake and Lace.y.)
Harry, Haverhill, assi^norto H. H. Winchester, Westfield, Mass. Feed- water heater
James, and E. F. Begiebing, Union, N. J. Hose bridge and tower
James, and E. F. Begiebing, Union Hill, N. J. Hose bridge and tower
John F., New Haven, Conn. Electrical contact mechanism
" Electrical contact mechanism
Electrical-contact mechanism
Electric pump-motor
Electrical contact mechanism
John P., New Haven, Conn.
John F., New Haven, Conn.
John P., New Haven, Conn.
John F., New Haven, Conn.
Blake, John L., Waynesborough, Va. Kunning-gear for wagons
Blake, John M. , Eldred, Pa. Combined potato planter and cultivator
Blake, John W., deceased, (G. H. Blake, administrator,) and F. H. Lacey, Kansas City,
Mo. Elevator
Blake, Iiucien I., Lawrence, Kans. Submarine signaling
Blake, Lucien I., Lawrence, Kans. Submarine signaling
Blake, Kobie, Cornish, Me. Nail-extractor •.
Blake, Solomon E., Indianapolis, Ind. Shoestring-fastener
Blake, William P., New Haven, Conn. Furnace for roasting ores ■
Blake, William P , New Haven, Conn. Furnace for roasting ores
Blakeley, John D., assignor to J. W. Fluke, A. C. Neel, andF. B. Losee, Toledo, Ohio. -A.p-
paratus for manufacturing gas ■. ,
Blakely, Charles A. (See Blakely, George C. and C. A.)
Blakely, George C. and C. A., Piano, HI. Baling-press
Blakeman, William N., Jr., New York, N. T. Preserving or renovating butter
Slakemore, Benjamin A., Staunton, Va. Checking and unchecking device
Blakeney, James, Springfield, Ohio. Cupola-furnace ,
Blaker, Alfred. (See Marlin, James T., assignor.)
Blakeslee, George F. , Duquoin, 111. Coal-screen
Blakeslee, Wallace A., assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Look
for bicycle-lanterns
Blakesley , Gilbert H. , Bristol, Conn. Electrical conductor
Blakey, John, Leeds, England. Lasting-machine ^
Blakey, John, Leeds. England. Staple-driving implement
Blakistone, Georg, Baltimore, Md. WTieel fender or guard for cars
Blakistone, Georg, Baltimore, Md. Wheel-fender for cars
Blakistone, Georg, Baltimore, Md. Safety fender or trap
Blakley, Cortland J., Luzerne, Mich. Milking-stool
Blanchard, Edwin E., Troy, N. T. Puzzle apparatus ,-.
Blanchard, George H. (See Petrie, Enos B., assignor.)
Blanchard, Helen A., New York, N. T. Surgical needle ,
Blanchard, Jerome B., Highlands, Colo. Aerial vessel
Blanchard, Silas W., and W. A. Lambie, Pittsburg, assignors of one-third to G. W. Porter,
Allegheny, Pa. .Elevator-hatch
Blanchard, Thomas A. , East Randolph, N. Y. Combined sash-lift and ventilator
Blanchard, William M., assignor to Quincy Storm Apron Company, Quincy, 111. Elastic
storm-apron for vehicles
Blanchon, Andrfe, and A. AUegret, Lyons, France. Printing indigo
Bland, Henry, Leichardt, near Sydney, New South Wales. Gear for driving small machines
Bland, William B., Maquon, 111. Cow-milking machine
Bland, William B., Maquon,Ill. Cow-milking machine
Blanding, Francis, Putnam, Conn. Boat-detaching apparatus
Blandy, Alfred A., London, England. Process of and composition for maflufaoturing sub-
stitutes for india-rubber, &c
Blaney, Elbridge G., Jr., Swampscott, assignor to A. H. Breed, Lynn, Mass. Cutter-head
for woodworking-machines
Blank, Edward F., Pottsville, Pa. Washing-machine
Blank, Max, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cash-registering apparatus
Blank, William A., La Porte, Ind. Windmill
Blanke, Aloysius V. (See Siekman, Anthony C, assignor.)
Blankley, George, Philadelphia, Pa. Chimney attachment or cowl
Blankley, Joseph. (See Hunter and Blankley.)
Blankner, William, assignor of one-half to C.M.Cioats and C.E.Corlett, Aurora, HI. Sad-iron,
Blatchley, Charles, Binghamton, N. Y. Double-tenon auger
Blatchly , Ambrose, San Francisco, Cal. Drier
Blay, Charles W. (See Vankirk and Blay.)
Blaye, Jules P. A. , Paris, France. Reducing ramie or like material to fiber
Bleach, Theodore W., Kearney, Mo., assignor of one-half to V. C. Whipple, Huntington,
N. Y. Pump
Bleakley, Harry. (See Smith, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Blease, Alma F., Hammond, Ind. Vehicle dashboard and fender
Bledsoe, Nathaniel H., assignor of one-half to G. A. Rabus, Fort Wayne, Ind. Identifying-
check
Blessing, James
steam
Blessing, James
Blessing, James
steam
Blessing, James
casks, barrels.
Blessing, Louis,
Blinn, Joseph S
Bliss, Aaron T.
Bliss, George H.
Bliss, Henry H.,
Bliss, Henry H.,
H., Albany, N. Y. Apparatus for recovering lubricant from exhaust-
H., Albany, N. Y. Separator for removing lubricant from exhaust-steam.
H., Albany, N. Y. Apparatus for eliminating lubricant from exhaust-
H., and T. M. Murray, Albany, N. Y. Tap for drawing liquids from
&c
Jackson, Mich. Strawboard-lining machine
, New Haven, Conn. Stopper for mucilage-bottles
(See Dunham, Harry E., assignor.)
Pittsfield, Mass. Reflector and shade for lamps
Washington. D. C. Cable-carrier
assignor to H. S. Martin, Washington, D. C . Cork-estractor
No.
526,555
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
6
514
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68
Sept
25
2146
158:
523,616
515,278
531,091
518,133
518,481
520,351
520,722
530,004
July
Feb.
Dec.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Nov.
24
20
18
10
17
22
29
27
2490
2139
1770
1190
1813
2476
3096
2640
625
532
422
298
449
600
749
634
68
66
69
67
67
67
67
69
51
128-
156'
23C
364
104(
1171
1I8(
530,003
Nov.
27
2638
C633
I 634
|69
118(
525,068
Aug.
28
1909
467
68
105f
516,343
524,239
526,009
526,678
520,555
Mar.
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
May
13
7
25
2
29
986
457
2236
14
2812
234
107
534
4
679
66
68
68
69
67
16K
74E
160C
Ills
513,754
Jan.
30
3383
(834
J 835
835
^66
77(
513,755
Jan.
30
3385
66
771
512,270
Jan.
9
893
216
66
181
513,553
520,513
530,005
518,482
Jan.
May
Nov.
Apr.
30
29
27
17
3048
2740
2641
1814
751
"634'
449
66
67
69
67
70£
110£
1181
364
528,526
Nov.
6
9
4
69
m
530,384
523,160
Dec.
July
4
17
546
1705
135
428
69
68
1315
35S
519,755
May
15
1450
(350
)351
|67
836
525,581
513,701
513,702
513,703
526,916
514,901
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Feb.
4
30
30
30
2
20
440
3303
3304
3305
418
1543
105
813
814
814
104
386
68
66
66
66
69
66
1233
755
755
756
7S
1177
527,263
Oct.
9
957
232
69
193
514,408
Feb.
6
718
5182
il83
^66
989
519,299
524,699
May
Aug.
1
21
644
1254
157
309
67
68
662
922
519,564
522,042
512,858
May 8
June 26
Jan. 16
1137
2304
1917
273
"453'
67
67
66
766
1667
390
512,939
Jan.
16
2047
(485
)486
(66
414
526,215
Sept.
18
1557
(365
)366
|68
1459
526,989
Oct.
2
521
127
69
98
522,312
July
3
235
68
47
527,583
513,297
526,768
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
16
23
2
1492
2611
165
363
632
39
69
66
69
305
593
32
517,374
Mar.
27
2749
(646
J 647
|66
2019
514,252
Feb.
6
483
118
66
943
524,304
528,527
Aug.
Nov.
14
6
571
10
136
4
68
69 (
784
648
519,694
May
15
1358
(328
)329
|67'
820
523,509
July
24
2324
68 i
479
512,534
Jan.
9
1341
323
66
265
520,388
May
22
2532
612
67 1
1052
513,978
Feb.
6
9
2
66
856
514,438
514,439
Feb.
Feb.
13
13
760
761
195
195
66
66
1014
1014
514,44oJ
Feb.
13
763
196
66
[
1015
529,355
530,502
513,608
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
20
U [
30
1485
758
3140
358
186
771
69
69
66 :
958
3371
726
529,105
516,698
515,646 ,
Nov.
Mar.
Feb.
13
20
27 1
1049
1606
2745
253
383
684
69
66
66
857
1784
1415
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
31
Name, residence, and invention.
Bliss. James F., Boston, Mass. Boat-propelling device
Bliss, John W., and J. C. Erwin. Elkhart, Ind. Machine for waxing or coating paper
Bliss, Louis D.. assignor to C. W. Neodham, Washington, D. C. Telegraph-key
Bliss. Samuel B., Riverside, Cal. Kaisiu-seeder
Bliss. William L., Hrooklyn. N. T. Self'-adju.sting hrush for dynamo-electric machines
Blocli <fcCo., E. (See Foiuault. Henri, assignor.)
Bloth, Jacob, assignor to Wolf Electrical Promoting Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cloth-
cutting rnachino
Bloch. Marc. (See llahlwee. Carl, assignor.)
Block, Francis L., Sidney, 111. Corn-jjlanter
Block, Louis, New York, N. T. Eefrigerating-machine
Block , Louis, Now York, N. T. Kefrigerating-machine
Block, Louis, New York, N. T. Apparatus for preparing water for the manufacture of
Blodget, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for simultaneously scrubbing, purify-
ing! and condensing gas
Blodget, Hugh A. (See Cox, Cary S., assignor.)
Bloemendal, Charles, Berlin, Germany. Producing hydratUic mortar
Blocser, Jacob. (See Hunt, Edward ]?., assignor.)
Blom6n, Jonas E., Stanhope. N. J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Joveite Manufac-
turing Company, of Virginia. High-power explosive
Blomgren, Andrew O., Granite Falls, Minn. Envelope-opener
Blomgren, Andrew O., Granit* Falls, Minn. Envelope-opener
Blomshield, John H., West Bay City, Mich. Foot-guard
Blood, Charles N., Anamosa, Iowa." Stump-extractor
Blood, Charles N., Anamosa. Iowa. Kope-grip.
Blood, Jo»l S.. Houghton, Wash. Washing-machine
Blood, John B., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Controller?
for electric motors (
Blood, Maurice E., assignor to Kalamazoo Cycle Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. Attachment
for bicycles ,
Bloom, Charles J.. Burlington Junction, Mo. Kotary oven
Bloom. Louis, Vicksburg, Miss. Suspenders
Bloomberg, Casper, New York. N. Y. Suspender cast-off
Bloombnrg. Martin W. (See Hill, Harvey N., assignor.)
Bloomer, Charles T., New York, N. Y. Telephone •
Bloomer, Helen A. S. (See Sherman, Stephen F.. assignor.)
Bloomer, Walter C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Grooving-tool
Bloomer. Walter C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pneumatic tube-fisher
Bloser, John K., Washington, 111. Currycomb
Blosser, Theodore B., and J. P. Kunkle, assignors of one-half to A. Ferrell, Springfield,
Ohio. Vehicle-wheel
Blount, Eugene I., Gardner, Mass. Fire-escape
Blount, Eugene I., Gardner, Mass., assignor to Blount Manufacturmg Company, Portland,
Me. Door check or closer -
Blount, Eugene I., Gardner, Mass., assignor to Blount Manufacturing Company, Portland,
Me. Door check or closer
Blount, Eugene 1., Gardner, assignor to Blount Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Sash-fastener
Blount, Eugene I., Gardner, assignor to Blount Mannfacturlng Company, Boston, Mass.
Door check and closer
Blount Manufacturing Company. (See Blount, Eugene I., assignor.)
Blow, George P., U. S. Navy. Revolver
No.
511,748
513,0.10
530,082
513,704
,'>25,836
528,220
527,932
517,1.54
518,541
529,356
.516,344
519,,599
530,063
530,920
.531,017
520.031
523.100
,52.5,481
516,428
522,581
521,132
528,069
527,634
520,723
514,695
525,482
.526,141
517,259
Blow, Richard T., et al. (See Moran, Michael, assignor.)
Blowers. Charles A. (See Arkell and Blowers.)
Bine, CharlesE., Wheeling, W. Va. Work-holder
Blue, CharlesE., Wheeling, W. Va. Boring-tool
Blue, Charles E., assignor of five-eighths to A. E. Hubbard and L. V. Bine, Wheeling,
W. Va. Mold for the manufacture of glassware
Blue, Louis V., et al. (See Blue, Charles E., assignor.)
Blum, John. (See Schachel, John L., assignor.)
Blumenberg, Henry, Jr., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Electrolysis
Blumer. James, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sand filter and trap
Blnndell, William C. assignor of one-half to G. P. Dold, Wichita, Kans. Barrel-head
Bliitchen, Ernst. Berlin, Germany. Machine for cutting quill-strips
Boal, Stauhopo, Piqua. Ohio. Cooking-stove
Boanlman. Alphonso F., Brooklyn, N'. Y. Street-car fender
Boarduian, Amos H. (See Underwood, Robert L., assignor.)
Boardman, Arthur F., SomerviUe, assignor of one-half to J. D. Leatherbee, Braintree, Mass.
Magneto-telephone
Boardman. Arthur F., Somerville, assignor of one-half to J.D. Leatherbee, Braintree, Mass.
Telephone-transmitter _
Boas, Gabriel, Boston, Mass. Apparatus for applying insecticides or similar substances- - -
Boas. Moritz. (See Pharo, John F., assignor.)
Boatwright. Jefferson D., Barachias, Ala. Cordage-measuring machine
Boch, Noah W., Trenton, N. J. Die for the manufacture of earthenware vessels
Bock, AdaF., Akron, Ohio. Safety attachment for brooch-pins
Bock, Johannes. (See Wtilff, Ludwig. assignor.)
Bockelman, Henry, Pierce, Nebr. Hame-tug
Bookman. Elmer, and J. E. Hagan. Philadelphia. Pa. Pender for trolley or other cars
Bode. Peter J., assignor of one-eighth to S. Cutler, St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless boiler-fur-
nace
Bodell, Benjamin. Auburn, N. Y. Spinning-jenny
Boden, August, Halberstadt, Germany. Sounding-board for pianofortes
Bodiker, Dallas A. and J. H.. Dayton, Ohio. Weather-strip
Bodiker, John H. (See Bodiker, Dallas A. and J. H.)
Bodley, Frederick R., London. England. Nut-lock
Bodley, Homer S.. and A. P. St. Martin, Baton Rouge, La. Automatic alarm-signal
Bodley. Temple, Louisville. Ky. Holder for paper, &c
Bodmer. Christian. (See Traut and Bodmer.)
Boeck, (jbarles H., assignor to Novelty Manufacturing Company, Jackson, Mich. Oil cook-
stove
Boeckh, Charlea, Jr., Toronto, Canada. Bridle for paint-brushes ."
529,474
526,679
527,584
527,585
527,586
528,321
514,696
518,7.50
524,375
531,609
Date.
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
May 8
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
May 22
July 17
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
July 10
Monthly
volume.
15
2189
9
3307
908
2613
2090
2383
1913
1487
987
1198
2747
1468
1037
1909
1583
274
1138
700
3
522
3
815
202
630
500
563
473
358
334
289
June 5 674
Oct. 23 I 2339
Oct. 16 1605
May 29 3097
Feb. 13 1199
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
348
388
407
397
67
271
(178
)179
1.59
565
387
750
299
275 i67, 68
1423 333
2560 600
1724
15
1494
1496
411
4
363
364
1497 i 364
672
2786
1200
2287
719
Dec. 25 i 2699
519,400 May 8 I 848
525,182 I Aug. 28 I 2118
521,097 June 5 617
519,659 i May 8 1301
527,382 Oct. 9
529,357 Nov. 20
520,406 I May 29
1158>
1490
<299
>300
568
175
647
205
515
145
311
284
358
Official
Gazette.
2564 I 620
530,575
514,253
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
530,385 Dec. 4
520,294 i May 22
521,598 June 19
517,260 I Mar. 27
.524,883 Aug. 21
526,289 Sept. 18
527,587 Oct. 16
513,478 Jan. 30
530,576 Dec. 11
525,328 Sept. 4
523,194 July 17 I
525,483 : Sept. 4 I
898
484
.547
2376
1514
2561
1564
1676
1498
2912
899
221
118
136
577
354
601
382
396
364
717
221
1776 i 446
276 I 68
66
67
69
520,407 May 29 2564
529.018 Nov. 13 I 903
213
68
67
67 i 715
68 '■ 1091
67 1308
67 795
230
69 959
67
1152
365
1203
1074
830
32
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Boeckh, Charles, Jr., Toronto, Canada. Bridle for paint-brushes
Boeckling, Frank M. (See Black and Chapman, assignors.)
Boegen, John E. , assignor to T. E. Webster, Bay City, Mich. Means for operating sectional
nuts of vises
Boehm, Carl T. (See Carter, Bell, and Boehm.)
Boehra, Gustav, Long Island City, N. T. Guard for cars
Boehrae, John L. (See McL'lellaud, Robert "W., assignor.)
Boehringer & Soehne, C. F. (See Schmiedeberg, Oswald, assignor.)
Boeing, William C, and T. P. Stork, Hermann, Mo. Music-leaf turner
Boeing, William C, and T. P. Stork, Hermann, Mo. Binder for music, magazines, &c
Boeken, Joseph H., Nuevitas, Cuba. Decorticating-machine
Boellner, Otto F. (See Wellpott and Boellner.)
Boeri, .Joseph, New York, N. Y. Fridt-stoner
Boese, Wilhelm A., Berlin, Germany. Manufacturing active material for secondary elec-
tric batteries
Boesger, Max A., and F. V. Dotterweich, Cleveland, Ohio. Inhaler
Boetticher, Hans C, Leipsic, Germany. Sheath for month-organs
Bofino;er, William H. (See Gardner, Cook, and Tannenberg, assignors.)
Botird, Louis, and J. Blackman, New York, N. Y. Ash-chute
Bogart, Samuel S., et at (See Daves, William, assignor.)
Bogart, Samuel S., Schraalenbuig, N. J., and M. B. Leonard, Richmond, Va., assignors to
Electric Selector and Signal Company, of West Virginia. Electrical apparatus for con-
trolling signals
Boggs, Charles W. (See Taylor, George W., assignor.)
Boggs, Taylor, Chillioothe, Ohio. Disk harrow
Bogue & Mills Manufacturing Company. (See Mills, Frank W., assignor.)
Bohle, Ernst B., Werdau, Germany. Carding-engine
Bohlinger, AlfredP., St. Louis. Mo. Lace-curtain stretcher
Bohra & Company. (See Bohm, Ernst, assignor.)
Bohm, Ernst, assignor to Bohm &• Company, London, England. Sign
Bohm, Joseph and R., New York. N. Y. Drilling-machine
Bohm, Ludwig K. (See Crawford and Bohm.)
Bohm, Rudolph. (See Bohm, Joseph and R.)
Bohn, Joseph M., Dayton, Ky. Suspenders
Bohn, Ren6, Mannheim, assignor to Badische Anilin and SodaFabrik, Ludwigshafen-on-
the-Rhine, Germany. Blue alizarin dye
Bohner, Joseph J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Boiler
Bohr, Joseph, Westphalia, Mich. Extension-table
Bohringer, Louis. (See Brookens and Bohringer.)
Boileau, Etienne, assignor to Improved Zigzag Grate Bar Company, St. Louis, Mo. Grate.
Boileau, Etienne, assignor to Improved Zigzag Grate Bar Company, St. Louis, Mo. Boiler-
furn;
Boileau, Etienne, assignor to Improved Zigzag Grate Bar Company, St. Louis, Mo. Boiler-i
furnace j
Bois, Jules, assignor to La Soci6t6 Anonyme de la Serrure Sans Clef, Lyons, France. Per-
mutation-lock
Bois, Jules, assignor to Soci6t6 Anonyme de la Serreure sans Clef, Lyons, Fjrance. Com-
bination-lock .'.
Boisclair, John, Montreal, Canada. Windmill
Bokhof, David EL. (See Rippien, Herbert A., assignor.)
Bokmayer, Walter. (See Kleiner, Bokmayer, and Hofiiuann.)
Bold, Gfeorge, and J, E. Oldham, Plainfield, N. J. Foot-power for propelling boats
Boldenwfeck, William. (See Bartlett, James F., assignor.)
Bolding, James P., assignor of one-half to J. A. Latimer, Forney, Tex. Churn
Bolenbacher, George W., ei al. (See Phillips, Thomas E., assignor.)
Boles, Warren H. (See Collins, Herman B., assignor.)
Boles, Warren H., et al. (See Rowlands, John R., assignor.)
Boles, Warren H. , Syracuse, N. Y. Photographic burnisher
Boley, Benjamin. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Bolgiauo, John, JBaltimore, Md. Faucet attachment
Boll, William, Red Oik. Iowa. Mileage-book
Bolles, Emerson L., China, La. Car-coupling -
Bolles, Frank G.. assignor of one- third to P. Eaton, Washington, D. C. Electric switch-.
Bollman, Oscar H., St. Louis, Mo. Muffler for pianos
Bolt, Nicholas. (See Van Kalker and Bolt.)
Bolte, Frank H., and E. D. King, assignors to National Time Recorder Company, Milwau-
kee, Wis. Workman's time-recorder
Bolthoff, Henry, Denver, Colo. Mortar for stamp-mills
Bolthoflf, Henry, Denver, Colo. Hoisting-drum
Bolton, Dan G., Cooperstown, N. Y. Ice-velocipede
Bolzani, Anton, Berlin, Germany. Brake for hoisting or lifting apparatus
Bolzani, Anton, Berlm, Germany. Shaft-coupling
Boraeisl, Bernard. (See Diener, Charles, as.signor.)
Boramarius, Frederick, New Orleans, La. Filter
Bond, Adam, Detroit, Mich. Dental bracket
Bond, Alice T. (See Smith, Arthur W., assignor.)
Bond, Charles W., Ripyville, Ky. Band-cutter and feeder
Bond, Frederick W., St. Louis, Mo. Weigh-hopper for platform-scales.
No.
Bond, Frederick W., assignor of one-half to E. J. Crandall, St. Louis, Mo. Car-loader
Bond, George W., Baynhaui, Mass. Wire-nail-making machine
Bond, George W., Raynbara, Mass. Doweling-machine
Bond, .James 0. (See Hallock, William H., assignor.)
Bond, Nathan 0., Fairfax Court- House, Va. Supporting frame for toilet sets
Bond, Nathan O., Fairfax Court-House, Va. Coffee-pot
Bone, Alfred R. (See Van Dyke, Robert B.. assignor.)
Bone, Scott C, et al. (See Bischoff, Frank R., assignor.)
Bonehill, Louis R., assignor to W. H. Swift, St. Louis, Mo. Furnace for smelting and re-
fining ores
Bonehill, Louis R., assignor of two-thirds to G. A. Pierrot and W. H. Swift, St. Louis, Mo.
Smelting and separating furnace
Bonenberger, George. (See Herth and Bonenberger.)
Bones, Benjamin R. , assignor of one-fourth to C . (3. Beebe, Rticine, Wis. Harrow
530,386
521,698
522,003
521,756
531,-256
52i,573
519,939
517,427
530,321
524,700
521,599
529,059
513,072
511,749
513,073
524,752
518,803
521,082
519,229
5.30,006
522,101
525,805
526,006
526,363
516,467
528,651
529,358
514,640
520,7-24
527,315
521,779
519,521
514.538
521,631
528,900
519,983
51-2,499
515,896
526,007
526,556
525.528
527,655
Date.
Dec. 4
June 19
June 26
June 19
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
May 15
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
June 19
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
Apr. 24
June 5
May 1
Nov. 27
June 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
May 29
Oct. 9
June 26
May 8
Feb. 13
June 19
Nov. 6
May 15
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Monthly
volume.
549
1677
2247
1793
2076
1042
1748
10
430
1255
1515
970
2246
16
2247
1345
2371
589
520
2643
2398
843
1188
1812
235
1492
1111
1049
1838
1069
936
1573
682
1822
1296
258
1189
2151
.'i47
1606
136
394
539
426
496
257
429
107
310
354
542
542
328
587
138
635
576
191
272
:429
430
290
58
:358
359
277
750
254
438
; 256
i 237
: 368
164
I 446
I
C311
I 312
61
272
514
i 85
I 388
519,565 j May 8 ^ 1138 I 273
531,257 Deo. 18 2078 , 497
Official
Gazette.
o
bO
t>
A^
529,890
523,454
512,575
529,475
529,697
515,949
529,238
518,874
515,727
512,859
Nov. 27
July 24
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
69 I 1315
i
67 i 1534
67 j 1656
67
2221 558
1402 : 339
1725 : 411
2094 ; 502
338 ' 81
1283 j 308
I
I
I
2479 I 614
2880 j 719
1920 I 454
69
68
68
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
33
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coiitiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bongfeldt, Charles J., assignor of one-half to A. Bruce, East Marinette, 'Wis. Sled attach-
ment for baby-carria|;es
Bonhani. Bariich W.. et al. (See Fifield. Henry H., assignor.)
Bonliam, .Silas S.. et al. (See Fifield, Henrv H., assignor.)
Bouham, Walter K., St. Paul, Minn. Katchet-drill
Bonjonr, Claude, Paris, France. Hydraulic apparatus for controlling lluid-pressure motors.
Bonnans, Benjamin, XortU Tcmescal, Cal. Car-coupling
Bonnar, William, Bolton, Canada. Wheel for Tehicles
Bonnefond, Charles, assignor to La Compagnie Francaisede Materiel deChemins de Far,
Paris, France. Mill
Bonner, Charles. (See May, Benjamin W.. as.signor.)
Bonner, .Tiilius, Now Tork, N. T. Safety device for jewelry
Bonner, Julius, Newark, N. J. Ear-ring
Bonnet, Joseph. (See Placet and Bonnet.)
Bouuey, Edmund J. (See Davis, Francis G., assignor.)
Bonuitield, Samuel. (See Ish, James T., assignor.)
Bonnlender, Egidius, Beaver Dam, Wis. Scalfold
Bonnot Company. (See Bonnot, Louis C, a.ssignor.)
Bonnot, Louis C, assignor to Bonnot Company, Canton. Ohio. Bolting-machine
Bonroe. Theodore, St. Lonis, Mo. Self-closing cock or faucet
Bonsack Machine Company. (See Strouse, Demetiins B., assignor.)
Bonsall, Millie V., a.ssignor to Pelzer Art Co., Salem, Ohio. Lace-curtain frame
Bouta, James W., Wayne, Pa., assignorto Bonta Plate Glass Company, of West Virginia.
Apparatus for manufacturing embossed-glass tablets
Bonta, James W., Wayne. Pa., assignor to Bonta Plate Glass Company, of West Virginia.
Apparatus for the manufacture of ornamental sheets or plates of glass
Bonta, James W., Wayne. Pa., asaignorto Bonta Plate Glass Company, of West Virginia.?
Leer or annealing-oven for sheet or plate glass 5
Bonta Plate Glass Comp,\ny. (See Bonta, James W., assignor.)
Book. D wight D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bond for electric railways
Bookwalter, Franci.s il., and W. W. Tyler, assignors to James Leffel &. Company, Spring-
field, Ohio. Water-wheel
Bools. ZadockH., Chicago, HI. Heater
Boomhower, Eli E., assignor to G. J. Slayton, R. H. Peck, C. J. Slayton. D. Kandall. W. S.
Cheney, J. W. Spaulding, G. W. Hend'ee. Lang & Campbell, H. Waite, E. A. Leach, W.
H. Slayton, Monisville, and M. S. Burnell, Wolcott, Vt. Truss
Boono, John L. (See Mead and Clemens, assignors.)
Boone, Nellie F., etal. (See Whitaker. David W., assignor.)
Boone, Robert, et al. (See Du Bois, Henry L., assignor.)
Boone, William C, et al. (See Stanley, Oramel C, assignor.)
Boorman, John M., Hempstead, N. Y. Sailing-vessel
Booth, Alpheus T., assignor to Haines, Jones & Cadbnry Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Water-closet
Booth, Charles S., assignor of two-thirds to T. L. Armstrong and E. B. Norton, Oakland,
Cal. Freezing-plate for ice-machines
Booth, Frederick, Concord, N. H. Siphon-valve
Booth, George, Toronto, Canada. Range-boiler
Booth, George T. (See Crook, Fredrick, assignor.)
Booth, Lobbeus L.. St. Anthony, Idaho. Trace-buckle
Booth, Theodore F., administrator. (See Stow, Henry W.)
Boothe, Isaac J. (See Briggs. Charles L., assignor.) '
Boots, George E., and W.O. Eakright, Butler, Ind. Wire-damp for fences
Borbridge. William, T. Fraser, and W. Prenter, assignors of one-fourth to H. B. Spencer,
Ottawa, Canada. Air-brake coupling
Borchard, John E., New Jerusalem, Cal. Separator
Borchardt. August F., et al. (See Grant, Robert A., assignor.)
Borchert. Oscar, Jersey Cit.y, N. J. Garment-stand
Borden, Thomas P. (See Lamplough, Frederick, assignor.)
Bordt, Christian. Camden, N. J. Skylight
Boren, Walter J. (See McTnmer, Boren, and Turner.)
Borgfeldt, Nicholas H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cigar-bunching machine
Borgfeldt, Nicholas H., Brooklyn, assignor of one-sixth to C. F. Zenker, New York, N. Y.
Apparatus for aerial navigation
Borfc, Joseph F., and J. Simandl, Milwaukee, Wis. Overhead-track apparatus
Borm, Christian and L. . Hamburg, Germany. Writing desk or table
Borm. Ludwig. (See Borm, Christian and L.)
Borman, Camille de, and C. Alker, Brussels, Belgium. Transparency-letter
Bomeman, Daniel R., Pottatowu, Pa. Washing-machine
Bomstein, Henry. Boston, Mass. Scarf-pin
Borsch, John L.. Philadelphia. Pa. Spectacles or eyeglasses
BortOD, Chester C, Chicago, HI. Draft-rigging for'platform-cars
Borton, Job. Bames\-ille. Ohio. Twisting-tool for fence-wire
Borton, Stockton, Brooklyn, assignor to Willcox &. Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, New
York, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Borton. Stockton. Brooklyn, assignor to Wilicox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, New
York, N. Y. Thread-cutter for sewing-machines
Borton, Stockton. Brooklyn, assignor to Willcox &, Gibbs Sewing Machine (Company, New
York. N. Y. Seam for cut knit goods
Borum. John J. (Seo Newbury, Charles H., assignor.)
Bosch, Franz, Munich, Germany. Teething-ring
Boscowitz, Charles M.. New York, N. Y. Bottle-guard
Bose, Nicholas. (See Krebs. Herrmann, assignor.)
Bosi, Luigi. Terricciola. Italy. Knitting-machine
Bosler, Christian L. (See Jackaway, William, assignor.)
Bosley, Benjamin. (See Bosley, Lewis C. and B.)
Bosley, Daiiiel W., Chicago, lU. Weather-strip machine
Bosley, Henry C, and J. H. Organ, Tioga, Tex. Combined cotton chopper and cultivator.
Bosley, Lewis C. and B., Spickard, Mo. Pmning-knife
3 PAT
No.
Date.
527,357
Oct. 9
515,395
Feb. 27
519,168
May 1
519,600
516,072
May 8
Mar. fi
525,582
Sept. 4
527,358
527,359
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
515,738
Mar. 6
522,702
514,879
July 10
Feb. 13
527,316
Oct. 9
527,476
Oct. 16
529,157
Nov. 13
529,316
Nov. 13
526,142
Sept. 18
525,440
Sept. 4
524,538
Aug. 14
519,882
May 15
517,155
Mar. 27
526,008
Sept. 11
525,733
529,584
516,073
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
525,073
Sept. 11
526,123
Sept. 18
526,178
527,656
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
520,251
May 22
519,169
May 1
529,891
Nov. 27
530,219
530,636
525,183
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
514,539
Feb. 13
526,143
Sept. 18
517,725
528,528
524.817
512,940
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Jan. 16
525,042
Aug. 28
525,043
Aug. 28
525,044
Aug. 28
516,561
529,317
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
516,960
Mar. 20
512,271
Jan. 9
513.074
Jan. 23
531.358
Deo. 25
Monthly
volume.
1116
2355
408
1199
549
441
1117
1118
899
1502
1052
1321
1136
1124
1425
210
983
1662
2386
,273
106
273
273
221
377
254
322
275
;342
[343
333
52
[241
(242
405
Official
Gazette.
1190 273
723 166
1918 i 457
550 I 128
1141 ! 259
1394 324
1483
1607
2307
414
2421
252
1009
2119
938
1427
522
11
1458
2055
1861
1864
1371
1426
894
2249
2268
347
388
559
101
581
62
246
516
237
[333
[ 334
126
4
356
486
455
455
456
326
343
481
66
68
67
C563 I
J 564 5
216 66
1340
616
777
1555
222
222
1455
18S
1155
210
276
87.'J
925
1435
1189
858
876
66 I 1947
1380
1296
1035
1555
1371
1429
1445
326
1008
617
1137
1261
1414
1091
1048
1436
101
648
958
414
1048
1018
1048
1723
926
1865
181
[m3|}«6 520
540 I 69 1 1674
34
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bosmann, Nicolas, assignor to J. Schneider and J. Katzbach, Chicago, HI. Fixture for ver-
tically adiusting window-shades
Boss, Ella M. (See Boss, Fred E., assignor.)
Boss, FredE., assignor to E. M. Boss, New York, N. Y. Vehicle-axle nut
Bostad, Christian. (See Krabol and Bostad. )
Bostad, Christian, assignor to Automatic Folding Bed Company, Chicago, 111. Folding-
bed joint
Bostedo, Louis G., Chicago, III. Store-service ,
Bostedo, Louis G., Chicago, m. Pneumatic dispatch-tube
Bostedo, Louis G., Chicago, 111. Receiving and dispatch box for pneumatic dispatch sys-
tems
Bostedo, Louis G., and E. A. Fordyce, Chicago, HI. Receiving-box for pneumatic dispatch-
tubes ,
Boster, Charles, et al. (See TurnbuU, Joseph W., assignor.)
Bostick. William D. (See Kunkle, Erastus B., assignor.)
Boston Cash Register Company. (See Webster, Ambrose, assignor.)
Boston Cash Register Company. (See Webster, Jerome J., assignor.)
Boston Cash Register Company. (See "Webster, Jerome J. and A., assignors.)
Boston, James, Du Bois, Nebr. Pulverizingharrow
Boston Lasting Machine Company. (See Nye, David B., assignor.)
Boston, RobertN., Chestertown, Md. Ironing-board attachment
Boston Shoe Tool Company. (See Emery, JoHn B., assignor.)
Roswell, George G. F., assignor of one-half to W. A. Bruce, Indianapolis, Ind. Square
Boswell, George G. F., assignor of one-half to F. B. Davenport, Indianapolis, Ind. Tug-
holder
525,184 Aug. 28 . 2120
512,941 I Jan. 16 \ 2056
530,503 Dec. 11 i 759
521,972 June 26 2178
523,617 July 24 2492
Boswell, William C, Clarksburg, W. Va. Poling device for railway-cars
Boswell, William F., Joplin, Mo. Elevator-cup..
Bostwick, Charles E., assignor of one-half to G. E., J. W., and J. 0. Grier, Du Bois, Pa,
TroUey-wheel
Bos worth, Charles B., Everett, Mass. Gage
Bosworth, Charles B., Everett, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Bos
ton, Mass. Feed- water regulator 530,388 Dec. 4 551
Bosworth Machine Company. (See Dodge and Richards, assignors.)
Bosworth Machine Company. (See Dodge, Tillou, and Richards, assignors.)
Bosworth, Martin L., Warren, R. I. Chemical fire-extinguisher 515,460 Feb. 27 2453
Bosworth, Martin L., Warren, R. I. Chemical fire-extinguisher 527,036 Oct. 2| 597
Bosworth, Minnie L. (See Bosworth, Richard O. S., assignor.)
Bosworth, Richard O. S., assignor to M. L. Bosworth, Portland, Ind. Gate
Bothwell, WilUam T. (See Smith, Nathaniel E., assignor.)
Botkin, Abraham, NewYork.N. Y. Combination-trunk
Botsford. FrederickG., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor of one-half toF. E. Shaw, Dunkirk, N. T
Journal-box 513,075 Jan. 23 ' 2250
Bott, Joseph E., Eyara, England. Circular saw 514,207 Feb. 6i 394
Bouchard, Charles, Chicago, 111. Kitchen-cabinet 514,540 Feb. 13 939
Bouck, Rolland N. (See Gray, John H., assignor.)
Boudreaux, Leandre, Thibodeaux, La. Steam-cyUnder valve
Boudry, John, Fond du Lac, Wis. Dough-raising apparatus
Boughton, Claudius V., assignor to Boughton Telephotos (Dompany, Buffalo, N. Y. Signal-?
telegraph <
Boughton, Frank M. (See Jochmus and Boughton.)
Boughton, Frank P. (See Muckenhirn, Charles H., assignor.)
Boughton Telephotos Company. (See Boughton, Claudius V., assignor.)
Boulay, Alfted, Central Falls, B. I. Shuttle-threader
Boulier, Eug6ne. Les Lilas, France. Speed-indicator for bicycles
Bourdereaux, GeorgeC, Peoria, HI. Trolley-wheel
Bourdereaux, George C, Peoria, III. Trolley for electric cars
Bourdette, Willis C, Gunnison, Colo. Wrecking-frog
Bourgeat, Joseph A., New York, N. Y. Balanced valve
Bourgeois, Jules E. M., Paris, France, assignor to T. W. L. Emden, London, England.
Dressing compound for leather
Bourgeois, Philip E., East Longmeadow, Mass. Nut-lock
Bourgeons, Abraham A., East Longmeadow, Mass. Bit
Bourgeous, Abraham A., East Longmeadow, Mass. Boring-bit
Bourland, Harry D., Madison ville. Ky. Tobacco-knife ,
Bourlier, Alphonse, Louisville, Ky. Advertising-cabinet
Bourne, Ebenezer H., Cleveland, Ohio. Machine for upsetting the ends of steel bars
Bourne, M. A. (See Sanborn, William H., assignor.)
Bourne, Theodore F. (See Okun, Moses S.. assignor.)
Bourne, Theodore F.. Edgewater. N. Y. Extension-crank
Bourns, George C, Worcester, Mass. Spectacles
Bourque, Edouard A., assignor of one-half to G. Groder, WaterviUe, Me. Device for thread-
ingloom-shuttles
Bourret, Louis H. (See Bredsvold, Paul A., assignor.)
Bouse, James, Clintondale, Pa. Combined truck and bag-holder
Boutelle, Llewellyn W., Orange, Mass. Molder's flask
P.ontwell, George S., New Bedford, Mass. Duplicate whist- table
Bouv6, Crawford & Company Corporation. (See Packard, James W., assignor.)
Bouv6, Crawford & Company (!)ori)oration. (See Stone, Florentine L., assignor.)
Bouvier, Adolphe, Lyons, France. Siphon test-box for gas-mains 522,582 | July 10 i 703
Bouvier, Adolphe, Lyons, France. Siphon test-box for gas-mains 526,852; Oct. 2
Bouvier, Nazaire, and I. Belair, Montreal, Canada. Fire-escape 515,106 Feb. 20 ; 1847
Bovy, Louis C, Welkenraedt. IJelgiunr. Ice-breaker for tugs, &c 515.739 Mar. (i 5
Bov'yer, John A., San Diego, Cal. Adjustable fastener 519,831 May 15 j 1577
Bow, Richard, assignor of two-thirds to R. Hampson and J. 'M. Brown, McKeesport, Pa.? ggg Q^g May 22 1910
Furnace y ' \ ^ " j
Bowden & Co., J. B. (See Bernhardt, Herman V., assignor.) | I i
Bowden & Co., J. B. (See Lambert, Alonzo, assignor.) ] j |
Bowden, Junius A., Detroit, Mich. Filter 522,043 1 June 26 I 2305
No.
521,280
530,387
520,751
523,455
523,456
523,457
525,583
518,391
528,846
527,035
529,676
529,060
529,698
522,. 550
522,551
530,388
Date.
June 12
Dec. 4
May 29
July 24
July 24
July 24
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
1663
597
596
Nov. 20 2056
Nov. 13 I 972
Nov. 27 : 2096
I
July 3 [ 635
July 3 635
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
933
550
3143
2223
2225
2227
443
524,240 Aug. 7 »58
523,565 July 24 2408
Jan. 23 2251
Aug. 7 i 82
July 10 I 1187
513,076
524,017
522,874
523,969 ; Aug. 7
526,769 1 Oct. 2 ' 167
517,022 i Mar. 27 i 2152
514,178 I Feb. 6
521,430 I June 12
513,077 Jan. 23
525,185 Aug. 28 i 2121
515,190 ' Feb. 20 1988
337
1201
2252
524,522 ! Aug. 14 I 961
513,078 I Jan. 23 ; 2253
522,583 ] July 10 | 704
530.007 ' Nov. 27 2644
522,959 ' July 17 , 1355
529.699 i Nov. 27 , 2097
be _;
221 67
136 69
761
560
106
410
141
144
492
229
502
161
162
137
608
144
516
487
543
94
237
186
523
C626
i627
Bowden, Junius A., Detroit, Mich.
Bowden, Junius A., Detroit, Mich.
Filtering apparatus ,528,652 j Nov. 6
Filter '530,008 Nov. 27
237
2645
107
68
603
68
543
66
18
68
296
68
1,2
68 <
i
69 '
510
66
81
66
285
67
543
66
517
68
496
66
236
68 1
644
66 ;
179
1
68
635
69
336
68 ;
502
69 !
179
68
72
69
465
66
1.2
66 ,
386
67
C467
H68
^67
(552
^553
^67
59
69
C635
I em
}69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
35
AlphahelicaZ list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention..
Bowdoin. Harry L.. Wilmington, N. C. Rudder-lock
Bowen, David F. (See Gray and BowenO
Bowen, George A., Fond dn Lac, Wis. Refrigerator
Bowen, George A., assignor of one-half to C. L. JIuenter, Fond dn Lac, Wis. Exercising
apparatus.
Bowen. George A., assignor of one-half to C. L. Muenter, Fond du Lac, Wis. Folding table
Bowen, George F. (See Bailey and Bowen.)
Bowen, George JI., Talbott. Tenn. Gate-hinge
Bowen, George K., San Antonio, Tex. Koad -pavement
Bowen, Isaac ?f.. and T. Troxel, Chariton, Iowa. Thill-coupling
Bowen, Menard K., Chicago, 111. Stove for heating street-cars
Bowen, Menard K., Chic.igo, 111. Street-car heater
Bowen, Owen W., Albion, Ind. Caniage-iack
Bowen, Samuel C. Medina, N. T. Wire fence
Bowen, William H., Wise, assignor to Keystone Manufacturing Company, Lansing, Mich.
Thrashingmacliine
Bowen, William J., Norwalk, Ohio. Electric heater
Bowen, William K., Clayton. Fla. Hand seed-sower
Bower, Jesse. (See Colo and Bower.)
Bower; Samuel C., Mountain Eagle, Pa. Fence
Bower, Thomas F., Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Vehicle-tongue
Bowerman. Joseph H., assignor of one-half to S. R. Boweiman, South Haven, Mich. Elas-
ticti-ead horseshoe
Bowerman. Samuel R. (See Bowerman. Joseph H., assignor.)
Bowers, Henry, Slilton. Wis. Land-marker
Bowers, Lewis M., assignor of one-half to H. C. Rehmeyer, Hopewell, and E. E. Allen,
Shrewsburv, Pa. Horse-detacher
Bowers, William F., San Francisco, Cal. Manufacturing samples of hose, &c
Bowers, Winfield T., et al. (See Cox, Charles T., assignor.)
Bowes, Homer. (See Hensel, Otto A., assignor.)
Bowie, William S., Boston, Slass. Couch-bed
Bowker, Richard R., New Tork, N. Y. Arc-lamp post
Bowler, John A., Xew Tork. N. T. Box-strap
Bowles, .John L., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to J. H. Rae, Milford, Del. Mortar-mixing
machine
Bowles, Richard, Harrison, N. J. Awning attachment
Bowles, Robert C. M.. Boston, Mass. Stethoscopic instrument
Bowley, George J., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to H. B. Brown, F. G. Withoft, and H.
Swope. Dayton. Ohio. Fnrniture-caster
Bowley, .loseph H., assignor of one-half to J. W. Stockwell, Marengo, 111. Preserving-
ca.se for eggs
Bowley, Joseph H., assignor of one-half to J. W. Stockwell, Marengo, III. Knockdown
rack for supporting shipping-rases
Bowlns, Edward, Frederick, Md. Artificial tooth
Bowman, A. C, et al. (See Bright, William H., assignor.)
Bowman, Ezra F. (See Hutchinson, John L., assignor.)
Bowman, Hadoram, assignor of one-half to J. G. Wheeler, Hunt Spur, Mich. Feed-water
regulator
Bowne. Albert S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Holder for cores of paper-rolls
Bowser, Allen A., et al. (See Edwards, John J., assignor.)
Bowser, Orra J., Fort Wayne, Ind. Barrel-truck
Bowser, Sylvanns F., et al. (See Edwards, John J., assignor.)
Bowsher, Nelson. P., South Bend, Ind. Feed-mill
Boyce, Amos V. (See Meyer, Young, and Boyce.)
Boyce, Arthnr, St. Louis, Mo. Steam-boiler or hot- water heater
Boyce. Arthur, St. Louis. Mo. Boiler-furnace and steam-generator
Boyce. Thomas H. (See Walker and Boyce.)
Boyd, Edward J., New York, N. Y. Bottle-corking apparatus
Boyd, Frederick C, and C. E. Curding, New Haven, Conn., assignors to New Haven Car
Register Company, of Connecticut. F.are-register
Boyd, Gertrude K. " (See Congelton and Boyd.)
Boyd. Isham. ,^nd B. Hardesty, Eminence, iKy. • Portable foot- warmer
Boyd. .Tames, St. Paul, Minn." Combined receptacle and adjustable seat
Bovd. .Tames H., Waterville, Wash. Hydraulic motor
Boyd, .lohn G. (See Butler, William A., assignor.)
Boyd. Minor P.. Atlanta. Ga. Forming dental plates
Boyd, Nathaniel W., Carlisle, Pa. Adjustable doable bell-orank
Boyd, Peter, el al. (See Shank. Charles A., assignor.)
Boyd, Randolph, Galva, III. Pipe-hanger
Boyd, Robert A.. Ila.stings, Nebr. Back-support for bicycles
Boyd. Robert L., New York, N. Y. Self-binding blotter".
Boyden, George A., Mount Washington, Md. Bottle-sealing device
Boyden, George A., Baltimore. Md. Car-ventilator
Boyens, f'arl F., and J. S. Barkholder, Allentown, Pa. Nnt-lock
No.
523,618
."ilS.eiT
515,4(51
515,46-2
Date.
.527,7G5
521,:«;4 i
.'>2'J,825
51!»,442
.12!), 158
.'■)24,701
517,209
523,42.1
512,797
525,942
.530,. 504
52'J,10()
513,871
529,585
.524,241
530,678
523,619
524,305
522,875
515,463
520. .556
526.802
.514.613
520,252
525,186
522,41/0
.525.484
520,154
530,. 577
528,070
519,418
519,419
527,477
520,912
.525,252
.530,469
525,130
531,092
516,361
.521,149
524.753
.529,892
I 515,990
i 518.220
; 518,049
Boyer, Allen P., Goshen, Ind. Hay-can-ier 517,835
Boyer. Camilla E., Philadelphia. Pa. Game-board
Boyer. Daniel. Cressona, Pa. Car-coupling
Boyer. Daniel. Cressona, Pa. Nut-lock
Boyer, Israel D., Dayton, Ohio. Revolving fan
Boyer. Jesse I. (See Hurst and Boyer.)
Boylan, Agnes H., et al. (See Newlyn. Robert A., assignor.)
Boylan. Samuel H., Armour, S. D. Account-keeping apparatus .
Boyle, James. Ware, Mass. Candle-extinguisher
.526,373
520,842
522,144
517,428
July 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
June 12
Nov. 27
Jlay 8
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
July 24
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
July 34
Aug. 14
July 10
Feb. 27
May 29
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
May 22
Monthly
volume.
2498
2455
2457
1791
1095
2314
913
1137
1257
2483
2156
1797
1078
761
1050
3567
1919
459
1079
2500
573
1189
2458
2813
216
1068
2309
Aug. 28 2123
July 3 393
Sept. 4
May 22
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
May 8
May 8
Oct. 16
June 5
278
2143
900
2341
874
876
1323
292
June 12
Ang. 21
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
June 5
June 26
Apr. 3
Boyle, Thomas B., a.ssignor of one-half to W. D. Boyle, Houston, 111. Rotary engine
Boyle, Willi.im D. (See Boyle. Thomas B., assignor.)
Boylett. James H.. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Detector-bar for switches
Bo.NTiton, Charles H.. Oakland, Cal. Tj-pe- writing machine
Boyntou. Eben M., West Newbury. Mass. Electric-railway current-collector
Boynton, John W., Philadelphia. Pa.. a.ssignor to Brown &. Sharpe Manufacturing Com- ,
pany. Providence, R. I. Mechanism for taking up lost motion -
Boynton. .Tohn W., Philadelphia. Pa , as.signor to Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Com- i
pany. Providence, R. I. Mechanism for taking up lost motion i
Braaf, Charles, New York, N. Y. Propelling mechanism for rnronsels or like machines . . -I
516,961 Miir. 20 2038
529,107 , Nov. 13 ! 1050
527.933 Oct. 23 2091
523,702
522,285
512.5.35
Julv 31 ' 2658
July 3 193
Jan. 9 1344
Aug. 28 2214
Dec. 4 675
Aug. 28 2014
Dec. 18 1 1772
Mar. 13 i 1032
703
I 1347
! 2423
I 420
i 1360
1063
: 689
j 1836
I 160
I 2479
11
525,780 Sept. 11 793
.525,781 Sept. 11 796
523,879 . July 31 I 2975
628
685
608
609
432
257
551
220
275
310
584
541
428
245
186
253
878
458
107
262
628
136
296
609
679
52
267
560
517
101
522
565
212
212
322
539
168
492
423
24G
164
329
582
97
339
268
fl72
[173
436
35
594
3
482
253
(500
)501
659
52, 53
324
183
183
740
Orticial
Gazette.
68 512
1415
1358
1359
378
1411
1117
727
873
922
66 1966
68
68
66
67
69
67
67
69
67
68
cn
68
69
66
67
68
69
66
67
67
[67
68
67
67
67
68
66
451
367
1359
1371
857
807
1035
745
1426
513
784
241
1359
1119
41
1072
1009
1092
78
1203
978
1395
477
720
720
276
1251
1108
1339
1074
1567
1661
1337
937
1138
1530
282
210
148
1527
1226
1701
5
1865
857
432
558
40
265
1309
68 1309
68 j 616
36
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Al2}hal>etical list of loateniees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and inyention.
No.
Bracey, Benjamin. (See "Worsley, "Windns, and Bracey.)
Brachhausen, Gustav A., Hoboken, !N. J. Damper for music-boxes
Brack, Johann J., assignor to L. Durand, Hnguenin &'Co., Basle, Switzerland. Substan-
tive red dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Hueuenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Polyazo dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzeiland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and HUningon, Germany. Yellow tetrazo dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzeiland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Diamido base
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Diamido base
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Diamido base -
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France. Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Diamido base
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, S\7itzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Bed tetrazo dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Blue tetrazo dye
Brack, Johann j., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Dur.and, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Blue tetrazo dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. JDurand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Bed tetrazo dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Blue tetrazo dye
Brack, Johann J., Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin & Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Polyazo yellow dye
Brack, Johann J.. Basle, Switzerland, assignor to L. Durand, Huguenin &. Co., St. Fons,
France, Basle, Switzerland, and Hiiningen, Germany. Polyazo yellowish dye
Braokelsberg, Bobert E., and G. G. Edwards, Portland, Oreg. Switch-working mechanism
Brackemann, Friedrich, Augsburg, Germany. Rotary engine
Braddell, Alfred E. (See Stanley and Braddell.)
Braddock, Joseph. (See Hawkyard, John, assignor.)
Braddock, Warren L., assignor to M. C. Clark and A. S. Coon, Boston, Mass. Garter ad-
juster and fastener
Braden, Walter S., Watseka, III. Twine-holder
Bradiield, Thomas "W.. assignor to S. O. Blair, Chicago, HI. Receptacle for spices
Bradford, Ernest "W., Indianapolis, Ind. Fountain attachment for pens
Bradford, Eugene S., Chicago, assignor to Bradford Machine Company, East St. Louis, 111.
Plate-printing machine .'
Bradford, Harry P.. and J. A. Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio. Machine-gear
Bradford Machine Company. (See Bradford, Eugene S., assignor.)
Bradish, Frederick T., Boston, Mass. Fastening device for tubs, boxes, &c ,
Bradish, Nelson P., assignor of one-half to J. H. Wilcox, Kansas City, Mo. Baby- walker.
Bradish, Nelson P., and J. H. Wilcox, Kansas City, Mo. Baby- walker
Bradley, Alfred, assignor to L. IT. Gill, London, England. Paper-folding machine
Bradley, Andrew J., St. Louis, Mo. Die and making same
Bradley, Charles S., Yonkers, N. Y. Electrical transmission of power
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Alternating-current motor ,
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Alternating-current electric motor
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Alternating-current motor
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Alternating-current transformer
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Generating and utilizing electric currents of high poten-?
tial 5
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine or motor
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Miethod of and apparatus for changing period and phase
of alternating currents
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Electric tr,ansformer
Bradley, Charles S., Avon, N. Y. Electric-railway system
Bradley, Charles S., assignor to himself and J. T. Stone. Portland, Oreg. Alarm-bell
Bradley, Christopher C, and T. Faulder, Syracuse, N. Y. ; said Faulder assignor to said
Bradley. Shifting seat for vehicles
Bradley, Frank B., assignor to Ajax Forge Company, Chicago, 111. Nut or bolt look
Bradley, Harold E. , New Bedford, Mass. Electric-arc lamp
Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company. (See Bradley, Nathaniel L., assignor.)
Bradley <fe Hubbard Manufacturing Company. (See Hubbard, Walter, assignor.)
Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company. (See Jauch, Joseph, assignor.)
Bradley, John, North Chelmsford, Mass. Warp-knitting machine
Bradley, John E., Chicago, HI. Machine-table '.
Bradley, JobnM. (See Thuston, Eli A., assignor.)
Bradley, Leonard W. (See Fawcett, Ezra, assignor.)
Bradley, Leonard W., Cleveland, Ohio. Insulator
Bradley, Lynde, Milwaukee, Wis. Electrically-operated wind- vane
Bradley, Milton, Springfield, Mass. Compasses - -
Bradley, Nath aniel L. , assignor to Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden,
Conn. Finishing metal
Bradley, Osgood. (See Winsor, Joseph S., assignor.)
Bradley Stencil Machine Company. (See Schaadt, Henry S., assignor.)
Bradley, William H., Mingo Junction, Ohio. Cupola-furnace
Bradner, William F., assignor to Electric Specialty Company, Denver, Colo. System for
controlling electric lights
Bradshaw, George, Chicago, 111. Garment-clasp
Brad,shaw, Harry. (See Lux, Nicholas, assignor.)
Bradshaw, Harry, assignor to Bradshaw Paper Feeder Company, Topeka, Kans. Method?
of and machine for separating and feeding sheets of paper S
Bradshaw, John W. (See Herman, Christopher B., assignor.)
Bradsh<%w Paper Feeder Company. (See Bradshaw, Harry, assignor.)
Bradt, David L., et al. (See Stearns, William E., assignor.)
Bradt, William H., Troy, N. Y. Electric alarm for pressure-gages
531,359
531,149
515,897
516,408
516,752
516,753
516,754
516,755
516,756
516,757
516,758
516,759
516,760
519,522
519,523
519,230
522,145
517,678
530,878
523,321
513,002
518,134
528,653
517,836
529,359
517,403
521,083
522,953
514,586
514,902
514,903
514,904
519,376
519,377
522,286
525.312
525,689
525,690
515,991
519,832
530,083
525,943
.527,934
522,004
525,001
525,000
524,160
516,469
516,962
517,812
523,458
528,918
514,697
Date.
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
May 8
May 8
May 1
June 26
Monthly
volume.
1879
259
1211
1704
1705
1707
1708
1709
1710
1711
1712
1713
1070
1072
522
2480
Apr. 3 445
Dec. 11 ; 1395
July 24 1985
Jan. 16 2153
Apr. 10 1 1191
Nov.. 6 |- 239
Apr. 10 ! 691
Nov. 20 i 1493
Mar. 27 | 2832
June 5 1 590
i
July 10 I 1336
~ ■■ - 1022
1544
1546
1548
805
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
May 8
July 3
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Mar. 6
May 15
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
June 26
Aug. 28
Aug. 23
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
July 24
Nov. 13
806
195
2306
634
635
422
1578
12
1079
2093
2249
1783
1782
334
1212
2039
661
2228
541
126
;594
'595
107
332
499
512
299
59
173
359
663
;138
139
(140
332
257
386
387
387
19G
;i96
I 197
53
560
149
149
97
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66 1502
66 : 1694
66 i 1801
66 , 1601
66 I 1802
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66 ; 1802
66 I 1802
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66 i 1802
66 ! 1802
66 I 1802
67
67
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754
67 j 639
67 i 1701
66
386 67
3 69
f501
J 502
539
435
435
79
482
165
560
C173
il74
Feb. 13 1205 300 66 1099
1 69
67
68
86
1484
421
433
233
689
149
959
2035
1303
1063
1177
1177
1177
707
707
40
1128
1281
1281
1531
861
1217
1359
432
1657
1033
1033
68 722
66
1866
128
463
802
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
37
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
Brady, Charles N., Washington, Pa. Cover for frnit-jars or other vessels
Brady, Janie.M. Brooklyn, N. Y. Wire-cutter
Brady, .James V., Soniira, 111. Cultivator
Brady, Patrick, Xew London, Conn. Printing-press
Brady, Peter L., Hearno, Tex. Catflo-guard
Brady, Peter L., Hearne, Te.t. Cattle-guard for railways
Brady, William, Wenona, 111. Harness-buckle and trace-support
Brady, William 11. (See Donaldsen, William C, assignor.)
Braender, Philip. (See Power, Nicholas, a.«siguor.)
Braonnig, Friediich W. T. (See Elsasser. Oscar O., assignor.)
Bragdon. Benjamin J., Beloit, Kans. Bicycle-wheel
Bragg. Edward F., Boston, Slass. Mixiug-mill for rubber
Bragg, James K.. and J. M. SIoyer.s, Richiuond, Va. Air-brake hose-coupling
Bragunier, Prank J., Topeka. Kaus. Animal-trap
Braham, Ilarry L.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Fountain-pen
Braham, William 1?., Manchester, England. Watch-protector swivel
Brainard, Austin. (See O'Connor, Edward J., assignor.)
Brainard, Edwin D., Gre.it Baniugton, !Mass. Fountain
Brainard, Edwin D., (Jreat Barrington, Mass. Cartridge
Braiuerd, David, Denver, Colo. .Support for bicycles
Bralley, Patrick, Oakland, Cal. Sewing-machine needle-threader
Bramall. .Sidney, London. England. Bicycle
Bram.in. Frank R., Saltilloville, Ind. Stovepipe-joint
Bramwell. .Joseph W.. Camden, N. -T. Table for draftsmen, &c
Branch, J. W. (See Thompson. .John A\'., assignor.)
Brand. .James B., Milwaukee, Wis. Conduit electric-railway system
Brand, Robert, and W. Dichmanu, Oshkosli, Wis. Refrigerator
Brand, William, Pittsburg, Pa. Boiler-furnace
Brandau, George F., Cohoes, X. Y. Car-brake
Brandeberry. Kewton J., Swanton, Ohio. Combined dust and water proof protector for
shelf goods ,
Brandenburg, Nicolas (;. J., Brussels. Belgium. Manufacture of screws
Brander, George, Sutherland, Iowa. Washing-machine
Brandt, Andrew G., and F. M. Spencer, Scranton, Pa. Hod
Brandt, Carl, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Grate
Brandt. Charles, Jr., et al. (See Marquart, Eodolf assignor.)
Brandt, Fred, et al. (See Schneider, (ieorge Tj., assignor.)
Brandt, George, et al. (See Schneider, George L., assignor.)
Brandt, Theodor, Qnedlinbnrg, Germany. Machine for cutting and finishing metal strips. .
BranilT. John A.. Kansas City, Mo. Mail-bag hanger
Brankston, Ralph T. (See Noble and Brankston.)
Branshaw. Albert M.. Escauaba. Mich. Curtain
Branson. James L., and S. S. Cook, assignors to Branson Machine Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Circular-knitting machine
Branson Machine Company (See Branson and Cook, assignors.)
Branstetter, Raper, Wicliita, Kans. Lathe-fixture for gear-cutting
Brantingham. Allen C, Toledo, Ohio, assignor to Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianap-
olis, Ind. Dust-collector
Brantingham. Allen C, Toledo, Ohio, assignor to Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianap-
olis. Ind. Dust-collector '.
Brantingham, Allen C, Toledo, Ohio, assignor to Nordyke &. Marmon Company, Indlanap-
obs, Ind. Dust-collector "
Brantingham, Allen C, Toledo, Ohio, assignor toNordvke & Marmon Company, Indianap-
olis. Ind. Combined return-air sieve, purifier, and dust-collector
Brantingham. Allen C, Toledo, Ohio, assignor to Nordyke &; Marmon Company, Indianap-l
olis. Ind. Dust-collector ." '. '
Brantingham. Allen C, Toledo, Ohio, assignor to Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianap-
olis, Ind. Dust-collector
Braren, Edward F., et al. (See Heath. Walter A., assignor.)
Brashaw, Moses, elaX. (See Walter, John P., assignor.)
Braucht, George W. (See Severance, Jamison, and Brancht.)
Braucke, Wilhelm vom, Thmerterbach. near Westig. Germany. Metal brush for dynamos
Brauer. .John, assignorto Francis Fritsch Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Malt->
grinding mill 5
Braun, Alexander P. (See Jackson and Braun.)
Braun, Anton, Newport, Ky. Screen-frame for windows, &c
Braun, Henry, el al. (See Kleber, Oscar L., assignor.)
Braun, .John, et al. (See Deck, Henrv, assignor.)
Braun, .John, et al. (See Lorey. William, assignor.)
Braun. John F., el al. (See Deck. Heni-y. a.ssignor.)
Braun, John F., et al. (See Lorey, William, assignor.)
Braun, .Jo.'ieph. Youngstown, Ohio. Air-comprossor beer-pump
Braun, .Julius E. A., D.iutzschcn. near Torgau, Germany. Excavating or dredging ma-
chine .'
Braun, William P. M., etal. (See Deck, Henrv. assignor.)
Braun, William P. M., et al. (See Lorey. William, assignor.)
Brautigam, .Joseph. Brooklyn. N. Y. Switching device for street-railway cars
Brawn. Charles. (See Frie.se-Greene. William, assignor.)
Bray, Mellon. (See Bertraud. Joseph E.. assignor.)
Bray, Mi-llen N. (See Pope. Everett M.. as.signor.)
Bray. T. N. (See Yallean. James H.. assignor.)
Bray, T. N. (See Valleaii, .Tames H., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Brayton, Richard, assignor to Michigan Fire Ladder and Engine Company, Grand Rapids
Mich. Fire-Iaddi-r ."
Brazeale, William M. (See Neoly, George S . assignor.)
Brazelle. Benjamin, St. Louis. Mo. Process of and apparatus for smelting ores
Breaithwaite. Ernest C. and J. W. Hepworth. Philadelphia, Pa. Self-acting fashioning de-)
vice for circular-knitting machines ^
Bredsvold. Paul A., assisrnor of or.e-half to L. H. Bonrret, Chicago, HI. Adjustable stool . .
Breed, Albert H. (See Blaney. Elbridge G.. Jr.. assignor.)
Breed. BurrittB., Cincinnati, Ohio. Railway -car switch-operating device
No.
Date.
529.
,529,
521,
520,
521,
528.
519,
513.298
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Sept. 18
July 10
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
July 3
Oct. 23
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
June 26
May 29
June 5
Nov. 6
May 15
Jan. 23
515,141 Feb. 20
512.798 Jan. 16
527,26-) Oct. 9
52-1,799 Aug. 21
522, 190 July 3
519,903 I
531,360
528,071
519,170
516,586
527,935
527,936
.527,937
527,938
527,939
527,940
May 15
Dec. 25
Oct, 23
May 1
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Monthly
volume.
527,766 Oct. 23
522,584 ! July 10
515,814 Mar. 6
515,740 Mar. 6
517,726 Apr. 3
526,481 Sept. 25
517,375 Mar. 27
529.476 Nov. 20
521,098 June 5
516,183 Mar. 13
525,253 Aug. 28
1285
486
1396
3052
1909
1395
1190
1123
134
1912
1815
241
1495
237
1792
1920
2099
1981
2932
463
242
1512
2611
1910
1800
958
1421
308
119
332
7.52
479
325
297
284
36
480
449
59
359
61
62
432
458
503
479
708
111
60
308
f 632
[633
480
428
233
348
2
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Gazette.
1692 \\
2270
2344
415
1409 I \
I
2095
2097 .
2100
2102
2105 \
2106
i
1792 i 432
139 34
7 [ 2,3
523 If 11
2041 i 486
2751 647
1727 412
«^« \\%
730 171
t
1
69
66
69
66
66
68
68
899
944
1485
710
1244
1430
241
67
69
66
67
69
69
220
1240
1244
304
639
939
66
68
69
69
69
67
67
1503
48
378
1035
1078
ii;08
1141
67
69
67
1280
689
846
|66
593
66
66
69
68
68
1244
367
193
952
3
|67
69
882
1675
69
478
■
67
617
|66
1730
69
432
69
433
69
433
69
434
J69
434
69
4.34
69
378
|68
154
66
1479
66
1456
|67
101
68
1563
66
2020
69
1000
|67
66
1308
1605
539 68 1103
38
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Breed, De Witt C, Medina, N. T. Printer's quoin
Breen, Sylvester A., Alexandria, Va. Car-wheel fender
Breese, Charles P., assignor to Hall Signal Company, New York, N. T. Automatic elec-
tric railway signal system !
Breithaupt, Ernest T., Natchez, Miss. Combined bait and fishing-tackle box
Brelsfoard, William S.. Jackaonborough, assignor of one-half to J. H. Webster and T.
Dowrey, Hamilton, Ohio. Wheel
Bremer, Hermann, Halberstadt, Germany. Folding snow-shoe
Brendel, Michael, New York, N. T. Metallic lathing
Brendon, William E., Plymouth, England. Boning and manufacturing hams
Breneman, Abram A., Brooklyn, N. T. Muffle-furnace
Brenkelman, William E. (See Eox, Jacob G., assignor.)
Brennan, Daniel, Jr., Bayonne, N. J. Grading ores or similar materials
Brennan, Robert A. (See Sonntag and Brennan.)
Brenneisen, John E. (See Dorsey and Brenneisen.)
Brenner, John W., Beloit, Iowa. Tongue support
Brent, Edwin. (See Brent, Richard and E.)
Brent, John. (See Brent, I?ichard and E., assignors.)
Brent, Richard and E., assignors of one-third to J. Brent, Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Thill-coup-
lint
Breslauer, Solomon, et al. (See Taylor, Isaiah H., assignor.)
Bresnehan, Maurice V. (See Heys, John J., assignor.)
Bretherton, Sidney E. (See Engelbach and Bretherton.)
Brett, Victor, assignor to himself and H. A. Appleton, Bangor, Me. Car-coupling
BreuilPhillips Manufacturing Company. (See Phillips, William H., assignor.)
Breul, Charles. (See Breul, Richard A. and C.)
Breul, Richard A., Bridgeport, Conn. Chain
Breul, Richard A., Bridgeport, Conn. Snap-hook
Breul, Richard A. and C., Bridgeport, Conn.; said C. Breul assignor to said Richard A.
Breul. Chain-link
Brewer, Albert G., Hopkinton, Mass. Gore-cutting machine
Brewer, Edward C, Butte, Mont. Washing-machine
Brewer, Bmmett P., et al. (See Davis, Clifton H., assignor.)
Brewer, Gilbert T., Hoboken, N. J. Hull for vessels
Brewer, John B. (See Edens and Brewer.)
Brewer, Paul C. (See Smith and Geer, assignors.)
Brewing Improvement Company. (See Jaeger, Gustav L., assignor.)
Brewis, Joh n J. , assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, 111. Stone-crusher
Brewster, Flora A., assignor to H. L. Fairchild, Baltimore, Md. Electric belt
Brewster, Francis W., Bournemouth, England. Adjustably- weighted center-board
Bricker, John A., Atlanta, Tex. Watchmaker's tool
Bricker, Skiles W., Harrisonville, Mo. Hay-press
Bricker, Solomon E., assignor of one-half to 0. G. Puckett, Arco, Idaho. Clevis .
Brickner, Julius, and A. S. Herr, Tiffin, Ohio. Truss
Bridge & Beach Manufacturing Company. (See NeUis, Emery D., assignor.)
Bridge, Horace, Chicago, 111. Car-coupling
Bridgeman, H., et al. (See Smith, Orison M., assignor.)
Bridgeport Brass Company. (See Blakeslee, Wallace A., assignor.)
Bridgeport Brass Company. (See Rhind, Frank, assignor.)
Bridgeport Brass Company. (See Rhind, Frank, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Bridgeport Chain Company. (See Jorres, Ralph W., assignor.)
Bridger, Herbert K. (See Scetrini and Cade, assignors.)
Bridgers, Robert R., et al. (See Whitaker, David W., assignor.)
Bridges, Michael, Boston, Mass. Valve for pneumatic tires
Bridgman, Henry L., Blue Island, 111. Apparatus for electrodepositing
Apparatus for electrodeposition .
Apparatus for electrodeposition .
Commutator
Bridgman, Henry L., Blue Island, 111.
Bridgman, Henry L., Blue Island, 111.
Bridgman, Henry L., Blue Island, HI.
Bridgman, William H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Razor-wiper
Brien, .James T. and T. R., assignors of one-third to G. F. Rising, Hoosick Falls, N. T.
Soil-pipe
Brien, Louie J., et al. (See Brien, Theodore R.. assignor.)
Brien, Theodore R. (See Brien, James T. and T. R.)
Brien, Theodore R., assignor of one-half to G. 0. Walrad and L. J. Brien, Hoosick Falls,
N. Y. Nipple connection
Bri6re, Achille, Rouen, France. Arming bicycles for military purposes
Bries, Victor, Fabacher. La. Rotary pump
Brigg, Thomas H., Bradford, England. Means for connecting draft-animals to vehicles ...
Brigg, Thomas H., Bradford, England. Means for connecting draft-animals to vehicles . ..
Briggs, Arthur E., assignor to 0. M. Briggs, Bond Hill, Ohio. Automatic filling device
Briggs, Charles L., Norton, Mass., assignor to I. J. Boothe, Birmingham, Conn. Machinei
for driving screws into wood i
Briggs, Charles N., Chicago, 111. Billiard-cue tip
Briggs, Edmund W., Jr., Lyons, Iowa. Chair
Brigss, Eli B., Farmers' Valley, assignor of one-half to C. R. Spragne, Smethport, Pa.
Milk-pail
Briggs, Henry, Hasbrouck, N. J. Chain-gearing
Briggs, Henry, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J., assignor to Goodyear Shoe Machinery Com-
pany, Portland, Me. Take-up for shoe-sewiug machines
Briggs, Henry, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J., and C. Dancel, New York, N. Y. Boot or shoe.
Briggs, Isaac, Middleborough, Mass. Safety device for detaching horses from vehicles in
motion.
Briggs, John N. (See Ryder, David C, assignor.)
Briggs, Olivia M. (See i3riggs, Arthur E., assignor.)
Briggs, Orlando P., Chicago, 111. Automatic screw-machine
Briggs, Orlando P., assignor ot one-half to A. W. Cooper, Chicago, 111. Filter
Briggs, Orlando P., and W. R. Patterson, assignors to Western Electric Company, Chi-
cago, HI. Sign-advertising machine
Briggs, Orson, St. Louis, Mich. Hay -lifter
No.
522,504
518,642
515,648
.515,899
514,409
526,216
516,388
511,927
514,698
529,587
515,320
527,010
516,429
518,484
518,485
530,921
527,588
520,408
527,657
525,401
524,664
521,494
512,942
522,960
518,486
517,639
519,231
529,588
526,482
528,586
528,587
531,406
517,971
518,583
530,679
526,680
514,060
517,640
517,641
520,557
529,701
529,775
530,880
516,470
528,847
518,911
525,974
524,987
Date.
July 3
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
Oct. 16
May 29
Oct. 16
Sept. 4
Aug. 14
June 19
Jan. 16
July 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
May 1
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Dec. n
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 29
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
514,441 Feb. 13
526,515 Sept. 25
531,018 ' Dec. 18
517,945 Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
558
2087
2750
264
720
1561
1079
343
1207
1922
2231
554
1139
1817
1818
1469
1499
2566
1609
148
1194
1340
2058
1357
1818
369
524
1923
2042
104
105
2342
918
1989
1080
17
131
370
372
2814
2100
2221
1397
1213
598
2550
1142
142
520
685
61
183
366
256
80
^300
[301
458
552
135
271
450
450
348
365
621
388
37
292
311
487
; 336
1 337
450
87
126
458
486
26
26
558
(229
J 230
492
262
4
31
87,88
38,89
C679
)680
(503
^504
529
333
291
142
630
259
OflSoial
Gazette.
1744 ! 428
_R- < 196
2090 498
1639 ' 389 69 1543
864 1 218 1 67 179
1010
1015
1573
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
39
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Briggs, Saninel R.. assienor to Chicago Automatic Fire Escape and Manufacturing Com-
pany, Chicago 111. Fire-escape
Briggs. Vanrenaselaer T., North Lansing, Mich. Wire-fence machine
Briggs. Willett W., assienor to Advance Thresher Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Grain-
separator
Briggs. 'Williani C, Fayetteville, -N. C, assignor to "Winston Cigarette'Machine Company,?
of North Carolina. Cigarette-machine S
Brings, William C, Winston, N. C, assignor to Winston Cigarette Machine Company, of(
North Carolina. Cigarette-machine !
Bright, Annie V., et al. (See Bright, William H., assignor.)
Bright. William H., assignor ofeleven-twelfths to P. B. Dunham, J. Anderson, A. V. Bright,
F. M. Condec, A. W. Starkey,.A. Seizor, D. B. Wilson, A. Kutterer, A. C. Bowman, and
E. Dunham, Morrow. Ohio. Multiple gearing
Brightly, Charles tl., H. M. Fuller, and E. A. Singer, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for
centering transit-instruments over phj-sical points
Brightnian, Frank E., Cleveland. Ohio. Frictional.and positive clutch
Brighton Sign Company. (See Kennedy, Franklin K., assignor.)
Brill, George M., Philadelphia, Pa. Car-hrake
Brill, George M., Philadelphia, Pa. Track-sweeper for railways
Brill. John A. (See Adams, Walter S., assignor.)
Brill, John A. (Seo.Lycett, Herbert J., assignor.)
Brill, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Entrance-guard for open cars
Brinckerhott', Henry M. (See Macloskie and Brinckorliotf.)
Brindle, Robert, assignor of one-half to J. Pohlman, Pateraon, N. J. Spring-hinge
Brinkenkarap. Henry J. (See Malley. James J., assignor.)
BrinkcrhotT, Warren E., etJil. (See Schwein, Herman, assignor.)
Bririkerholf. Warren M., Auburn, N. T. Disinfecting apparatus
Brinkman, Sebastian G., New Tork, N. T. Fireproof partition
Brinkm.an, Sebastian G., assignor to B. H. Bigelow, New York, N. Y. Ceiling or floor
Brinkmann, Heinrich, "Munich, Germany. Oiir-lock
Brinser, Eli H. G., Elizabethtown, Pa. "Ratchet- washer nut-lock
Brinsmade, James R. (See Johnson, Charles H., assignor.)
Brintnall, Thomas M., Medina, Ohio. Vise
Brinton, George, as.signor.of one-half to J. B. Bailey, Harrisburg, Pa. Can or vessel
Briody, Thomas P., assignor of one-fourth to W. D. Spillan, South Bethlehem,, Pa. Puz-
zle
Brisco, Charles N., etal. (See Rogginger, John, assignor.)
Brisco, Charles N., Chicago, 111. Bottle-stopper ,
Bristol, Charles B., assignor to W. & E. T. Fitch Company, New Haven, Conn. Snap-hook.
Bristol, Edgar H. (See Bristol, William H. and E. H.)
Bristol Novelty Company. (See Haire, William H., assignor.)
Bristol, Theodore L., Ansonia, Conn. Device for tradesmen's use
Uristol, William H., Hoboken, N. J. Pressure-gage
Bristol, William H., Hoboken, N.J. Recording steam-pressure gage
Bristol, William H., Hoboken, N. J. Temperature-compensating device
Bristol, William H., Hoboken, N. J., and E. H. Bristol, Naugatuck, Conn. Bourdon!
pressure-gage i
Britt, Henry H., Clinton, N. C. Lumber-gage '.
Bntt, Lucas P., New York, N. Y. Fastening for horseshoes
Britton, Charles S. (See Britton, Clarence R., assignor.)
Britton, Charles S., Cleveland, Ohio. Carbon-mold ,
Britton, (IJharles S.. Cleveland, Ohio. Carbon -machine
Britton, Clarence R., assignor to C. S. Britton, Cleveland, Ohio. Tin-plating machine
Britton, Horace E., Stoughton, Mass. Tool-holder
Broadbent, James 15., assignor, to R. Broadbent & Son, Stalybridge, England. Machinery
or apparatus for winding yarn..
Broadbent & Son. Robert (See Broadbent, James E., assignor.)
Broadbent, Wallace L. (See Beals, Joseph J., assignor.)
Broadfoot. Thomas W., Honey Grove, Tex. Quilting-frame
Broadhnrst, William H. (See Jacobs. Jonathan, assignor.)
Broadwell, Edward C, assignor to M. J. Grier, Philadelphia, Pa. Plating metals with
aluminium
Broatch, David W., Pepin, Wis. Concave and feed-board for thrashing-machines
Brock, Andrew L., Lockhart. Tex. Disk cultivator
Brock, Andrew T. (See McKenzie and Brock.)
Brock, Edward E., assignor of one-half to J. K. Partman, Bentonville, Ark. Organ ,
Brock, Fenelon B. (See Royer, Louis C, assignor.)
Brock, Fenelon B., Washington, D. C. Automatic train-brake
Brock, Fenelon B., Washington, D. C. Carriage-axle lubricator
Brock, Ivor E. (See McPbee and Brock.)
Brock, Matthias, Boston. Mass., as.signor to McKay & Copeland Lasting Machine Corn-
pan v, Portland. Me. Tack-driving implement
Brock, William E., Plainfield, N. J. Toggle-press
Brock, William H., Brooklyn, X. Y. Fender for streetcars
Brock. William H . Brooklyn. N. Y. Fender for .street-cars
Brockbank, Henry M.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Section-insulator
Brockhansen, Frieririch. (See Brockbausen, Wilhelm and F.)
Brockhauseu, Wilhelm and F.. Riga. Russia. Adjustable bearing for connecting-rods
Brockbausen, Wilhelm and F., Riga, Russia. Adjustable bearing for connecting rods or
links
Brockie. .James. London, England Electric-arc lamp
Brocklehnrst, Herbert assignor of one-half to H. Constien, London, England. Railway
signaling by means of detonating or explo,sive signals
Brockscbmidt. August, Pierce City, Mo. Harrow
Brockway, Adna F., Pasadena, Cal. Watchmaker's calipers
No.
522,703
517,837
526,610
512,150
512,151
521,133
515,815
516,640
513,229
.513,230
531,407
519,833
523,803
518,050
530,064
528,221
530,881
514.014
529,677
520,155
525.883
519,524
527,589
514,255
514,257
514,258
514,256
.524,930
512,358
511.750
511.751
518,312
516,294
512.860
529,640
527,478
.520.725
526,962
523,322
513,872
514,905
516,074
517,092
515,728
531,258
511,928
519,492
522.335
529,240
525,584
517,137
520,558
Date.
Sept. 25 2238
134
June 5 676 159 67 1319
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Jan. ^3
Dec. 25
May 15
July 31
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Feb. 6 488
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
140
1505
2840
1063
2747
2614
1399
1069
2057
997
1074
1501
487
489
490
1649
1036
Mar. 6 550
Mar. 27 2287
Feb. 27 2883
Dec. 18 2079
Jan. 2 , 344
May 8 1001
-July 3 274
Nov. 13 1286
Sept. 4 445
Mar. 27 2355
May 29 2816
M _-
34
359
706
268
659
630
333
267
493
May 22 2145 522 67 978
Sept. 11
May 8
225
257
365
119
120
120
403
253
>66
1479
1765
69 I 1200
69 i 541
69 1485
1072
1061
66
1345
754
944
991
208
6
318
1639
Jan. 16 1922 454 66 391
Nov. 20 1 2003 479 I 69 1050
Oct. 16 1324
May 89 I 3100
Oct. 2 I 479
July 24 i 1987
Jan. 30 I 3568
Feb. 20 I 1550
;499
I 500
421
66
72
309
(106 }
U07 5
555
680
66 1555
66 1928
66 1442
69 1623
66 , 65
67 I 741
68 ' 55
69 899
68 1234
66 1942
67 1120
40
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Brocq, Frangois A., Paris, France. Electricity-conuter
Broderick, John, Fulda, Minn. Device for warming vehicles
Brodie, William. (See Pringle and Brodie.)
Brodie, "William H. (See Cook, John H., assignor.)
Brodie, "William H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for operating sliding doors ,
Brodie, William H., Brooklyn, N. T. TroUej'-track ,
Brodin, John A., Chicago, 111. Automatic organ-player
Brodriok, John, New York, N. Y. Manufaoture-of stencil-sheets
Brodt, Benjamin F. F. (See Winchester, Clement H., assignor.)
Broeg, Conrad, St. Louis, Mo. Meat-cutter
Broer, Fred. H. (See Dillon, James A., assignor.)
Broe.squin, Henry W., St. Louis, Mo. Vehicle-hub
Brogan, Anthony D., and A. M. Malloch, Glasgow, Scotland. Apparatus for rolling glass.
Brogan, Joseph. (See Hofitmann and Brogan.)
Broich, Joseph. (See Pearce and Broich.)
Brokaw, Isaac, assignor of one-half to P. D. Wells, Litchfield, 111. Siphon oil-can
Bromhacher, Emil, assignor of two-thirds to C. Floerl and E. F. Stein, Buffalo, N. Y. Eail-
way-switch
I5romell, Alfred E. G-. (See Lawrence and Bromell.)
Bromley, Daniel W. (See Schneider and Bromley.)
Bromley, James M., Plattsburg, N. Y. Vehicle-gear
Brong, George W. , Milwaukee, Wis. Check-controlled game apparatus ,
Bronner, Edmond D., Detroit, Mich., assignor to Gould Coupler Company, Buffalo, N. Y.
Car-coupling
Bronsdon, Edward, assignor of one-half to E. Scales, London, England. Trunk, portman-i
teau , (fcc
Bronson, Charles E., and L. Heiland, Defiance, Ohio. Fence-post
Bronson, Charles M., Quincy, Dl. Pressure-gage register ,
Bronson, George A., St. Louis, Mo. Dental napkin -holder
Bronson, George A., St. Louis, Mo. Dental napkin-holder
Bronson, WiUiam C. (See Tyler, Coe, assignor.)
Brooke, Isaac, Pottstown, assignor to Floyd, Wells & Co., Eoyersford, Pa. Hot-air at-
tachment for stoves
Brooke, Richard T., Paris, Canada. Boiler-tube cleaner ,
Brooke, Kobert G., Blackpool, England. Injector
Brooke, Simpson & Spiller. (See Green, Arthur G.. assignor.)
Brooke, William E., Trenton, N. J., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton,;
Ohio. Cash register and indicator ;
Brooke, William E., Trenton, N. J., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, )
Ohio. Cash register and indicator 5
Brooke, William^M., New York, assignor to L. C.Benson, Brooklyn, N.Y. Traveling crane
Brookens, Harry C, assignor of one-half to T. S. Brookens, Bloomington, Wis. Land-pul-
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal.
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., .East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal .
Brookens, Harry C, and L. Bohringer, Bloomington, Wis. Hame
Brookens, T. S. (See Brookens, Harry C, assignor.)
Brookes, Charles B. "(See Lumley, Edwin J., assignor.)
Brooking, William, River, Ind. Car-coupiing
Brookman, Alfred, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for printing on glass, &c
Brookmire, James H., Jr. (See Steedman and Brookmire.)
Brookmire, James H., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Combined music stand and case
Brooks, Alfred J , Chester, Pa. Calking vessels
Brooks, David, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Electric Cable Construction and Main-
tenance Company, of Pennsylvania. Means for introducing insulating material into con-
duits .
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks.
N. Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N.Y.
Brooks,
N. Y.
Brooks,
Brooks,
N.Y.
Edward J.,. East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks &■ Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal.
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J. ..East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J.,. East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal.
Edward J.. East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Snap-seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
"Seal.
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Snap-seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Company, New York,
Seal.
Frank M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-lighting attachment
Frank M., and C. J. Wolfreys, Brooklyn, assignors to J. L. Vosburgh, Buffalo,
Gas-burner regulator
No.
523,566
523,567
531,150
531,151
523,829
525,675
517,377
516,471
522,-961
525,975
527,.547
523,066
518,875
520,765
522,146
513,451
512,799
531,093
Date.
July 24
July 24
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
July 31
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
July 17
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
July 17
Apr. 24
June 5
June 26
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
531,094 ! Dec. 18
531,502
523,703
523,926
523,101
523,102
528,248
Deo. 25
July 31
July 31
July 17
July 17
Oct. 30
518,363 Apr. 17
528,919 ! Nov. 13
521,699 i June 19
526,557 j Sept. 25
515,649 : Feb. 27
527,169 : Oct. 9
519,171 ;
512,274
520,389
520,390
521,134
521,135
521,136
521,137 !
521,757 i
521,758
524,674
524,675 I
524,676
524,974
524,975
526,217
526,218
529,318
524,054
May 1
Jan. 9
May 22
May 22
June 5
June 5
June 5
June 5
June 19
June 19
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
514,143 Feb.
Monthly
volume.
2409 {603
2412 604
1880
1884
2883
595
1215
1358
1142
1433
1529
2481
2483
2854
1802
1774
1775
2522
26o0
3055
1585
1589
2665
1620
746
1679
2153
2753
803
418
900
2533
2534
678
679
681
683
1798
1800
1210
1211
1213
1713
1715
1562
1564
1427
140
446
446
716
;647
I 648
291
337
259
349
382
C614
i615
2
5 595
)596
700
428
423
423
659
763
C397
)398
399
175
394
515
195
101
218
612
612
159
159
160
160
427
427
295
296
296
420
422
366
367
343
31
Official
Gazette.
68
>66
nil V
642
67
67
618
182
1052
1052
67 1319
67 I 1320
67 j 1320
67 I 1320
67 ; 1555
1
67 : 1555
68 I 900
68 j 901
68 j 901
68 j 1003
68 j 1003
68 1 1460
68 ! 1460
69 ' 926
68 j 688
66 904
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
41
Alphabetical list of imientvvs — Continued.
Namo, resideiico, and invention.
Brooks, Franklin W., New York, N. Y. Seal
liiiHjks, Fred P. (See Walker, Eandall W., assignor.)
Brooks, Frederick P., Oxford, N. T. Piinchine;-tool
Brooks, James \V., trustee. (See Fairfield, Hadloy P., assignor.)
Brooks, James W.. trustee. (See Heva, John J., assignor.)
Brooks, .lolin, assignor to Potter Printing Press Company, Plainfleld, N.J. Cylinder print-
ing-machine
Brooks, John, assignor tc Potter Printing Press Company, Plainfleld, N. J. Bed and cyl-^
inder printing-machine , i
Brooks. John, Plainfleld, N. J., assignor toC. Potter, Jr., H. W. Fish, J. M. and D. E. Tits-)
worth. New York, N. Y. Cylinder printing-machine 5
Brooks. Miles W., Atlanta, Ga. Puzzle
Brooks, Mott. B., Oak Point, N. Y. Portable baiTel pump
Brooks, Robert A., Denver, Colo. Hvdraut
Brooks, Sewell A., Strykorsville, N. l"". Painter's scafTold
Brooks, Sewell A., Strj-ker.sville, N. Y. Painting apparatus
Brooks, Stephen H., assignor to E. A. Peirce, New York, and J. 0. Cox, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dental handpiece
Brooks. Thomas, M. Reilly, and TV. Kudkins, Peterborough, Canada. Hot-water boiler
for heating purposes
Brooks, Wriley .S., and T. SI. McDonough, Montgomery, Ala. Car-coupling
Broom. Henry, a.ssignorto A. Whiteloy, Springfield, Ohio. Extension-piece for combined
poles and shafts
Broom, Henry. A. 'Whileley, and J. G. Hinckley, assignors to A. Whiteley, Springfield,
Ohio. Traction- wheel ".
Broomhead, John W. (See Bell, Broomhend, and Jones.)
Brotherhood, Peter. London, England. Air-compressor
Brough, William, Jr.. Warren. Tex. Logging-truck
Broughton, Pulaski B. (Sec Dudley. Elliott K., assignor.)
Bronssean, George, Marion. Iowa. Device for blowing bubbles
Brower. George L. (See Gist, Lane, assignor.)
Brower, John. (See Nichols, Emory T., assignor.)
Brown, Albert. (See Courtney, William P., assignor.)
Brown, Alexander E., Cleveland, Ohio. Grip-pulley
Brown, Alexander T., Syracuse, N. Y. Ejector mechanism for breakdown guns
Brown. Alexander T., Syracuse, assignor to Union Typewriter Company, New York, N. Y.
Tvpe-writerinking-riobon
Brown, Alfoard A.. San Francisco, assignor of one-half to O. J. Machmore and D. P. N.
Little, Los Angeles, Cal. Self-locking nut
Brown, Alfred T., assignor to Waraer Elevator Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Controlling device for elevators
Brown, Anderson W.. lihinelander, Wis. Logging apparatus
Brown, Arthur G., Bolton, England. Steam-engine
Brown, Arthur G., Bolton, England. Steam-engine
Brown, Arthur G., Bolton, England. Steam-engine
Brown, Arthur G., Elmira, N. Y. Pill-machine
Brown. B. B. (See Clark, William H., assignor.)
Brown & Bailey. (See Craw. Joseph T., assignor.)
Brown, Benjamin B. (See Clark. William fi., assignor.)
Brown, Benjamin P., et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Brown <fc Besly, Incorporated. (See Brown, Reuben L., assignor.)
Brown Brothers Manufacturing Company. (See Gadey, Charles H., assignor.)
Brown, Charles D., Ames, Iowa. Clock .striking apparatus
Brown, Charles E. L., Baden, Switzerland. Alternating-current motor
Brown, Charles F. (See Ethridge and Waite, assignors.)
Brown, Charles F., Y.armouth, Canada. Coin-operated telephone-switch
Brown, Charles F.. and P. G. AVelty, Yonkers, N. Y. Combined drawer-ejector and lock
for cash -registers '
Brown, Charles J., Cleveland, Ohio. Clothes-line fastener
Brown, Charles M., Chicago, Til. Machine for soldering
Brown. Charles N., Boston, assignor of one-half to H. W.Windram, Needbam, Mass. Ad-
justable take-up for cordage-maebines
Brown, Charles T. (See Walther, Theodore A., assignor.)
Brown, Charles W., Mazon, 111. Lock
Brown. Charles AV., Chicago, 111. Mechanical boiler-cleaner
Brown, Charles W., assignor to Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Limited, Montreal,
Canada. Plug for establishing electrical connections
Brown, Charlie E., Stayton, Oreg. Motor or pump
Brown, Cl.arence D., et al. (See Stark, James M., assignor.)
Brown, Cl.arence L., Canfield, Ohio. Aniraal-trap
Brown & Co., L. W. (See Gay, Chauncey W., assignor.)
Bro\vn, Cyril P., Spring Lake, Mich. Music-leaf turner
Brown, David, New Haven, Conn. Dress-form
Brown. David, assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. W. Downs, New Haven, (3onn. Sew-
ing-machine
Brown, Davies, e( al. (See Fairbank and Meach, assignors.)
Brown, Davis, assignor of one-half to Decatur Leader Manufacturing Company, Decatur,!
111. Repress brick-m.achine (
Brown, Edward, Philadelphia, Pa. Pyrometer '
Brown, Edward H., Salem, assignor to" Magnetic Electric Company of West Virginia, Bos-
ton, Mass. Closed-conduit electric railway
Brown, Edward L., Spottswood, Va. Ball-ljearing for vehicles
Brown, Edward I,., San Francisco, Cal. Penholder
Brown, Edwin, Worcester, Mass., assignor to Flexible Door and Shutter Company,' Worces-
ter, Ma.ss., and Portland, Me. Flexible door
Brown, Edwin L. (See Wood, James C, assignor.)
Brown, Egbert T., and W. W. Olcott. Buflalo, N. Y. Vending-machine
Brown, Fannie W. (See Brown, Lester B., assignor.)
Brown, Frank, Cincinnati. Ohio. Railway-switch
Brown, Frank J., A. and S. Allen, Halstead, Kans. Double-acting pomp
Brown, Frank J.. A. and S. Allen, Halstead, Kans. Transmitting-gear K>r windmilla
No.
521,632
519,626
527,941
529,850
529,702
528,141
523.757
519,660
5r.o,38n
531,433
518,175
528,626
514,587
522,962
514,061
515,282
531,503
513,479
524,478
513,480
528,142
.525,837
Date.
June 19
May 8
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
July 31
May 8
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
July 17
Fob. 6
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
512,677
.V25,944
514,700
514,701 ) Feb. 13
514,747 Feb. 13
519,525 May 8
517,838 Apr. 10
515,900 [ Mar. 6
513,299 Jan. 23
514,062 Feb. 6
529,703 i Nov. 27
522,778
514,615
523.6.54 i
526,853
528,529
July 10
Feb. 13
July 31
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
June 26
522,102
527,044
I
527,658 I
524,242
517,376 Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Aug. 7
r>18,643
520,875
516,626
527,659
529,062 I
528,358
515,741
517,727
530,922
531,504 I
Apr. 24
June 5
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
1575
1247
2108
2357
2103
2478
2753
1301
.';53
2387
1262
179
1024
1359
132
2145
2523
2913
887
2914
2479
909
1570
1081
12U
1213
1294
1075
696
265
368
299
506
(562
) 563
C504
i505
600
685
311
137
571
Official
Gazette.
318 ! 67
44
258
337 I 68
31 ' 66
533 I 66
603 69
717
219 68
600 69
203 68
378
246
302
302
322
257
176
62
134 I 32 66
2106 I 505 ; 69
1055|{^«M68
1071 ; 267 66
2558 , 641
299 72,73
12
2400
C576
1577
614 ' 148
C388
5.389
108
1610
460
68
69
60
|67
69
J69
68
2088
217
1482
1613
977
2849
8
525
1470
2524
;520
i 521
49
352
389
230
690
3,4
127
348
603
|67
67
66
69
69
69
66
67
69
69
1514
785
435
1125
1079
517
575
795
1316
1698
246
678
1063
289
879
1289
1723
684
841
681
517
1329
324
1360
1099
1100
1115
755
150
1503
2613 633 66 j 593
879
1079
215
1072
541
57
648
1685
327
745
2753 647 66 2020
427
1237
1745
328
844
584
1456
102
1514
1723
42
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bro-wn, Frederick H., Chicago, 111. Magnetic telephone
Brown, George, Lonj; Island City, N. T. Attachment for musical instruments
Brown, George, Long Island City, N. T. Combined brake and electric switch for street-
railway cars
Brown, George A., Muskegon, Mich. Electric elevator-brake
Brown, George A., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Kbeostat.
Brown, George F., Philadelphia, Pa. Coupling for water-closet bowls
Brown, George P., Jr., and G. P. Hill, Chicago, HI., assignors to "Wickes Eefrigerator Car
Company, Rochester, N. T. Ventilator for refrigerator-cars
Brown, George "W., Deering, Me. Commutator-brush
Brown, Harold P., New York, N. Y. Electric-motor car
Brown, Harold P., New York, N. Y. Bolt-lock
Brown, Harold P., assignor to Edison General Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Eleo-i
trie motor <
Brown, Harold P., assignor to Edison General Electric Company, New York, Ijr. Y. Arma-
ture for electric motors
Brown, Henry H. , New York, N. Y. Dumping-car
Brown, Henry R., Greenville, Tenn. Baking-powder can and measure
Brown, Henry S. (See Orcutt, Wesley G., assignor.)
Brown, Herbert B., et al. (See Bowley, George J., assignor.)
Brown, Herbert P., Minneapolis, Minn. Action-regulator for pianos
Brown, Horace F., Chicago, 111. Ore-roasting furnace
Brown, Isaac A., Toledo, Ohio. Insulating-thimble
Brown, James M., et al. (See Bow, Richard, assignor.)
Brown, James O., assignor to National Chain Gear Company, Boston, Mass. Drive-chain.
Brown, James R., Cowgill, assignor of one-half to W. A. Brown, Laclede, Mo. Spring-bed.
Brown, James S., Eureka, Cal. Neck-yoke
Brown, Jeannette P., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Life-preserver
Brown, Jesse H., and H. TV. Smith, assignors to Rochester Machine Screw Company,?
Rochester, N. Y. N ut-milling machine 5
Brown, John, "Weston, Canada. Clothes-drier
Brown, John J. , Baltimore, Md. Tubular boiler
Brown, John P., Walcott, Ind. Frame for hay-stacks
Brown, John S., Galveston, Tex. Handle for pans, tubs, &o
Brown, John "W., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Cherry-stoner
Brown, John "W., Jr., assignor to Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Drilling-machine
Brown, John W., Burlington, Iowa. Flush lounge-hinge
Brown, John W., assignor to Collins Plow Company, Quincy, 111. Harrow
Brown, Joseph H. (See Easingwood, Arthur L., assignor.)
Brown, Joseph H., Mooresville, N. C. Well-tiling coupler
Brown, Joseph J. (See Grabler and Brown.)
Brown, Joseph P., Somerset, Ky. Automatic air-brake
Brown, Julius C, Santa Barbara, Cal. Nut-lock
Brown, Julius C, Santa Barbara, Cal. Nut-lock
Brown, Julius C, Santa Barbara, Cal. Ma.ster-key for nut-locks
Brown, Leander C, Boston, Mass. Drawer-lock
Brown, Lester B., assignor to F. W. Brown, Bradford, Pa. Process of and bath for harden-
' ing mold-plates
Brown, Mathias, Madisonville, Tex. Corn or cotton planter
Brown, Mercileus P., Jonesborough, Ark. Spider-frame fire-escape
Brown, Morris H., Yonkers, N. Y. Rail or bar bender
Brown, Norman E., assignor of three-fourths to M. C. Barnes, E. N. Hatch, J. E. Klund,
and J. Lindt, St. Joseph, Mich. Veneer-cutting machine
Brown, Orlando. (See Grant, Charles N., assignor.)
Brown, Oscar E., Buffalo, N. Y. Horseshoe.. ."
No.
523,927
514,259
525,782
515,281
515,280
522,750
524,083
518,913
.518,221
522,287
518,561
518 562
529,108
523,195
515,279
519,317
515,321
525,254
511,993
.527,660
531,505
525,313
526,889
521,150
529,589
514,410
521,011
518,176
526,019
518,912
529,776
520,391
521,845
522,585
524,084
528,713
523,620
530,256
516,517
520,876
528,120
524,055
Brown, Perry, Sharonville, Ohio. Draw-bar mechanism I 515,044
Brown, Perry, Sharonville, Ohio. Trace-fastening
Brown, Philip C, Washington, D. C. Car-coupling. (Reissue)
Brown, Philip C, Washington, D. C. (jar-coiipling
Brown, Philip C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined stool and foot-rest
Brown, Reuben H., New Haven, Conn. Expansion-bit
Brown, Reuben L., assignor to Brown & Besly, Incorporated, Chicago, HI. Manufacturing
indexes
Brown, Richard H., St. Louis, Mo. Locomotive or other furnace
Brown, Robert H. (See Chambers, Joscphus C, as.signor.)
Brown, Robert J., and J. E. Register, Logausport, La. Combined cotton chopper and cul-
tivator.
Brown,
Brown,
Brown
York
Brown,
Brown,
Brown
Brown
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Robert P., assignor to himself and E. L. Bailey, Philadelphia, Pa. Paper box
Robert P, , assignor to himself and E. L. Bailey, Philadelphia, Pa. Paper box
Samuel, assignor to S. C. Rogers, Philadelphia, Pa., and C. W. Havemeyer, New
, N. Y. Gate' and registering mechanism
Samuel G. (See Brown, William A. and S, G.)
Samuel H., et al. (See Webster, George, assignor.)
&, Sharpe Manufacturing Compan.v. (See Boynton, John W., assignor.)
<fe Sharpe Manufacturing Company, (See Parks, Edward H„ assignor.)
Solomon 0., Mar.shfield, Mo. Ballot-box
Thomas H., Milwaukee. Wis. Hunting-wagon
Thomas J,, St. Lonis, Mo. Folding ironing-table
Thomas M., Cleveland, Ohio. Electric-railway trolley -
Thomas S.. assignor to Adriance, Piatt &. Company, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mower
Tristram D. (See Greene, John W., a'ssignor.)
526,681
11,403
519,300
518,935
530,923
.529,477
528,588
529,061
525,585
525,586
522,191
511,994
512,273
512,576
520,156
522,314
Brown, Walter F. , Providence, K. I. Valve-gear for steam-engines
24.306
Date.
July 31
Feb. 6
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
July 10
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
July 3
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
July 17
Feb. 20
May 8
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Dec. 25
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
June 12
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
June 5
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
May 22
June 26
July 10
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
July 24
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
June 5
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
May 1
May 1
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
July 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
May 22
July 3
Monthly
volume.
3057
491
2143
2142
1010
192
2552
1362
197
1942
1948
1051
1777
763
C120
^121
184
C532
\ .533
5.32
250
43
631
(339
<340
(341
53
(480
Usi
481
253
446
2140 1 532
1(168
687 7169
1(170
2233 553
2217
441
1614
2525
2308
364
704
540
103
389
604
560
561
562
91
C164
il65
1924 ' 459
721 1 183
466 I 111
1264
1214
2222
2535
1935
706
196
332
2502
31»
1301
219
2434
140
1758
18
750
64C
2
1472
1731
106
973
448
449
442
897
1404
2146
239
318
279
(630
1631
530
613
464
180
43
81
Aug. 14 575
79
310
49
589
32
(443
{444
5
191
158
1
349
412
27
230
107
107
2,3
104
217
339
523
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^136
i 137
69 - 1000
69 666
69 843
68 1234
68 ; 1235
66
66
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68
84
182
277
978
48
> 68 785
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical Iht of paiaitws — Coutiuued.
43
Ifanir, residence, and invention.
Brown, Walter M. (See Lan^, Henry H., assignor.)
Brown, William, et al. (See Miller, Alexander, assignor.)
Brown, William A. (See Brown, James R , assignor.)
Brown, William A. and S.G., Lynn, Mass. Stall-floor
Brown, William B., assignor of one-half to F. M. North, Labaddie, Mo.
Bjiotter for har-
vestora
Brown, William J., Philadelphia, Pa. Staple-holder
Brown, William K., et al., executors. (See Buehler, Rudolph R., assignor.)'
Brown, William M., assignor to Johnson Company, Johnstown, Pa. Joint tor and method
of joining metal bars
Brown, William R. (See Ellis, Abram, assignor.)
Brown, Wiu.sor L., San Francisco, Cal. Electric gas-lighter
Browne, Arthur B. (See Kittson and Browne.)
Browne, Arthur B., Cambridge, Mass., assignor to American Lead Company, Kittery, Me.
Treating lead hydrate produced by electrolysis
Browne, Arthur S. (See Robinson, Charles H., assignor.)
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. T., as.signor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, I'hiladolphia, Pa. Dental engine
Browne, Arthur AV., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor toS. S. White Dental Manufacturing!
Company, Phila<lelphia, Pa. Dental chair ^
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing?
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental chair 5
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental chair
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Comi)any, I'hiladelpliia, Pa. Dental chair
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental chair
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Pulley-block
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, It. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. IJental chair
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. I)ental chair
Browne, Arthur W.. Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Mannfacturingi
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental chair j
Brown, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. Whit« Dental Manufacturing'
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental chair
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Head-rest
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Adjustable bracket for dental engines
Browne, Arthur W., Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Adjustable bracket
Browne, .Arthur W.. Prince's Bay, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Mannfacturingi
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental chair i
Browne & Dowd Manufacturing Company. (See Barnes, William A., assignor.)
Browne, Frank E., Los Angeles, Cal. Appliance for heating, illuminating, or culinary
purposes.
Browne, George W., and J. W. Little, Brooklyn, N. Y. Motor
Browne, Herbert R., Cadishead, assignor to himself, and M. Guthrie, Liverpool, England.
Making soda crystals
Browne & Magown. (See Ritchie, Matthew L., assignor.)
Browne, Michael C, Holyoke, Mass. Furnace
Browne, Phillip, Bootle, near Liverpool, England. Feed- water heater and regulator
Browne, Thomas I. , St. Johnsbury, Tt. Metal tapping or drilling machine
Browne, William F.. New York, N. Y. Process of and apparatus for making gas
Browne, William F., New York, N. Y. Balanced steam-actuated valve
Browne. William H , Ticonderoga, N. Y. Waterproofing compound
Brownell. Thomas K., Clinton, N. J. Combined book and index
Browiiell, Wilmot A., Boston, Mass., and J. B. Seager, Hancock, Mich. Electric bnrglar-
alarm.
Brownhill Company. (See Brownhill, Ernest, assignor.)
Brownhill. Ernest, London, England, assignor to Brownhill Company, Chicago, HI.
controller
Browning, Charles E., Toledo, Ohio. Fonntain-pen
Browning. Frank. (See Phillips, Fleming, and Browning.)
Browning, l«Vank W. (See Allen, Walter L., assignor.)
Browning, Harrison M. (See Houck and Browning.)
Browning, John M., Ogden, Utah Ter. Breech-loading gun
Gas-
.'528,t>49
531,152
514,699
526,434
513,300
527,830
515,816
519,756
519,757
519,758
519,883
519,884
519,984
520,947
520,948
521,256
521,257
522,192
522,552
526,020
529,641
521,201
528,461
Browning, John M., Ogden, Utah Ter., assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
New Haven. Conn, ilagazine-gun '..
Brownlee, Joseph P., Galva, 111. Order-book
Brownlee, Joseph P., assignor toM. H. Brownlee, Galva. HI. Board roof.
Brownlee, Marian H. (See Brownlee, Joseph P., a.ssignor.)
Brownlees.jGeorge, Narracoorte, South Australia. Thill-coupling
Brownley, Patrick. St. John, Canada. Injector .
Brown's"Lumber Company. (See Hicks, Horace D., assignor.)
Brownstein. Benjamin, Philadelphia, Pa. Gripper for cable railways
Brubaker, .lames W., Tracy, Iowa. Wagon-brake
Bnibaker, William, Stoyestown, Pa. ilailbag
Bnice, Alfre<l. (See Bongfeldt, Charles J., assignor.)
Bmce, James W. (See Morton. Rufus J., assignor.)
Bruce, AVilliam A. (See Boswell, George G. F.. assignor.)
Bruch. Frederick W., and H. P. Eilers, as.signors to Acme Machinery Company, Cleveland,
Ohio. Bolt-cutter head
Briickert. Firmin. (See Delattre and Briickert.)
Brnckman. Ernest G. (See Kraump, Charles F., assignor.)
Bruckner. Charles C, assignor to National Engraving Machine Company, Chicago, HI.)
En graving-machine '. j
Brneck. Otto, Jersey City, N. J. Washtnb
525,131
531,434
528,848
512,943
528,589
516,798
516,345
513,301
529,590
513,378
528,.359
526.611
527,402
518,222
Date.
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
May 15
May 15
May 15
May 15
May 15
May 15
June 5
June 5
June 12
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
July 17
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
600
1885
1209
1896
1455
447
301
896
34
(351
J 352
C352
)353
^211
I 212
796
3034
187
736
388
;310
311
510
C492
2016 < 493
U94
2388
599
2059
108
1763
988
2615
1258
1360
2650
1925
2732
571
488
416
235
633
310
337
636
459
664
2851 691
2240 534
1193 293
1366 341
2503 628
66
69
67
69
66
69
755
396
1479
837
1263
1378
1050
1354
616
1556
1074
1698
755
415
666
594
282
u
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Brueckner, Theodore A. M., Indianapolis, Ind. Tloral stand
Biuederle, Charles A., Fond du Lac, Wis. Insecticide
Brueii, William, assignor to M. Gould's Son & Co., Newark, N, J. Trunk-fastener
Bniger, Theodor, assignor to Hartmann & Braun, Bockenheim, near Frankfort-on-the-Main,
GeruiauY. Electric meter
Bruhn. Asmus N., et al. (See Gerlach, Emil, assignor.)
Brule, Edward, assignor of one-third to T. Thompson, Neillsville, Wis. Attachment for
bedstead'!
Brumleu, Ernest. (See Brumleu, Ludwig and E.)
Brnmleu, Ludwig and E.. Cuero, Tex. Insecticide
Brunbauer, Ferdinand, Vienna, Austria- Hungary. Injector. (Reissue)
Bruiick, Franz, Dortmund, Germany. Coke-oven
Brundage, Alfvedl, Belmont, N. T, Thill-tug
Brundasp, Edwin L., East Orange, N. J. Temporary binder for papers, &c
Briradage, Edwin L., East Orange, N. J. Temporary binder ."
Brunemeyer, Leonhardt H., Aurora, HI. Device for attaching pneumatic tires to wheel-
rims
Bruner, John B. (See Smith and Bruner.)
Bruner, Preston M., St. Louis, Mo. Artificial-stone pavement
Bruner, Preston M., St. Louis, Mo. Illuminating-tile and constructing same
Bruner, Preston M., St. Louis, Mo. Floor construction
Bruner, Wallace, Buckland, Ohio. Valve-reseating machine
Brunkhorst, Martin W. E. (See McLauthliu, Brunkhorst, and McLauthlin.)
Brunner, Alfl-ert, Frastanz, Austria-Hungary. Comb and comb-cleaner
Brunner, Alfred, Lanpen, Switzerland. Eyeglass folding frame ,
Brunner, Dan ton 0., Somerset, Ohio. Brooder
Brunner, John. (See Pratt and Brunner.)
Bruno, Theodore, Saginaw, Mich. Stave jointing and crozlng machine
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company. (See Huss, WilUara C, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Brunswig, Heinrich, Troisdorf, Gei-many. Means for measuring the penetrative force of
projectiles
Brunt, Henry, Baltimore, Md. Sagger
Brunton, David W., Aspen, Colo. Car-coupling
Brunton, David W., Aspen, Colo. Pocket-transit
Brupbacher, Ernst. (See Brupbacher, Heinrich and E.)
Brupbacher, Heinrich and E., Zurich. Switzerland. Cushion or mattress
Brush, Charles F., assignor to Brush Electric Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Dynamo-electric^
machine 5
Brush, Edwin A. , Hydesville, Gal. Filin g-block
Brush Electric Company. (See Brush, Chai'les F., assignor.)
Brush, George E., Danbury, Conn. Machine for pouncing crowns and brims of hats
Brush, George E., Danbury, Conn. Flexible pouucing-pad
Brush, George E., Danbury, Conn. Machine for pouncing brims of hats
Brussel, Richard. (See Rosenhauer and Brussel.)
Brust, George, D. F. Reinhard, and L, P. Dunkel, Mount Carmel, HI. Look
Brustlein, Henri A., TJnieux, France. Hardening projectiles and apparatus therefor
Brnycker, August M. H. de. (See Bruycker, Carl L. C. de, M. W. H., and A. M. H.)
Bruycker, Carl L. C. de, M. W. H., and A. M. H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Composition of mat-
ter for paint
Bruycker, Max W. H. de. (Sea Bruycker, Carl L. C. de, M. W. H., and A. M. H.)
Bryant, Alexander, New York, N. Y. Pipe-hanger
Bryant, Alexander, New York, N. Y. Pipe-coupling
Bryant, Charles A., Wakefield, Mass., assignor to Consolidated Safety Pin Company,
Bloomfield, N. J. Safety-pin
Bryant, Eugene A., Marshfield, Wis. Rod-packing
Bryant, FredL., Chicago, 111. Wheel-hub -
Bryant, Isaac S., La Junta, Colo. Mechanical movement
Bryant, Isaac S., La Junta, Colo. Mechanical movement
Bryant, James M. (See Smith and Bryant.)
Bryant, Luther P. (See Gary, James H., assignor.)
Bryant, Thomas W., Torrington, Conn. Skate-blade and manufacturing same
Bryant, Walter F. (See Hurley, Joseph M., assignor.)
Bryce, Andrew, Allegheny, assignor of nine-twentieths to C. A. O'Brien, Pittsburg, Pa.
Spraying-machine
Bryce, Andrew, Allegheny, assignor to Bryce Universal Fuel Firing Apparatus Company,
Pittsburg, Pa. Furnace -
Bryce, Andrew, Allegheny, assignor to Bryce Universal Fuel Firing Apparatus'Company,
Pittsburg, Pa. Grate
Bryce Universal Fuel Firing Apparatus Company. (See Bryce, Andrew, assignor.)
Bryner, G. W. (See Balsey, Charles H.,. assignor.)
Bryon, William J. 0., Jr., New York, N. Y. Exercising-machine
Biibier, Joseph A., Boston, Mass. Grass-catcher for lawn-mowers
Buch, George, Wellsville, IST. Y. Hanger for wearing-apparel
Buch, Philippe, Akron, Ohio. Washing-machine
Buchanan, Charles G., New York, N. Y. Magnetic-ore separator ,
Buchanan, Edwin. (See Gibbons and Buchanan.)
Buchanan, Findley, et al. (See Neidl, Frank, assignor.)
Buchanan, James, deceased, Indianapolis, Ind.; W. W. Buchanan, administrator. Steam-
boiler
Buchanan, John W. , Smithville, Ohio. Wire fence
Buchanan, Louis A., Stanford University, Cal. Triturator ,
Buchanan, Luther H., et al. (See Conrad. William H., assignor.)
Buchanan, Patrick H.. et al. (See Neidl, Frank, assignor.)
Buchanan, William W., administrator. (See Buchanan, James.)
Buchanan, Winfield F., et al. (See Page, Charles W. and 0. P., assignors.)
Buchel, Jules, New Orleans, La. Method of and machine for making wire brushes
Buchel, Jules, New Orleans, La. Automatic electric stop-motion for knitting-machines . . .
Buchenberger, Anthony F., et al. (See Peirin, Frederick S., assignor.)
Bucherer, KarlF., NewYork,N. Y. Mirror attachment for bicycles
Buchmiller, Dulon F. (See Iske, Albert, assignor.)
Buchsbaum, Maurice, Chicago, 111. Invoice or other file
No.
516,259
527,234
517,429
531,153
519,301
530,010
11,456
516,184
525,485
513,979
516,519
519,695
515,901
517,156
530,744
525,441
51.3,980
531,095
525,255.
531,154
523,510
523,928
515,419
526,021
529,852
514,907
525,587
513,873
515,992
518,661
527,105
519,232
529,241
519,318
520,.514
531,458
.525,588
516,627
512,094
5,38,4.12
524,129
520,766
526,612
529,242
512,152
530,084
517,325
512,359
531,301
515,729
519,759
529,361
512,800
513,2.59
516,910
528,285
Date.
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
861
910
13
1886
648
2651
1452
731
279
10
May 1
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Mar. 13 ' 1308
I
May 15 1361
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
Dec. 18
286
2388
1184
212
12
1776
2218
201
.....
447
158
345
171
68
2,3
311
329
62
564
288
52
3
423
540
1888 I 448
2325 I 585
3059 ! 763
2398 I 595
1216 I 280
2361 [ 564
450 \ 108
July 24
July 31
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Jan. 30 3570 , | g!j!g
Mar. 6 I 423 [ 97
Apr. 24 I 2117; {|9
Oct.
May
701 172
526 127
Nov. 13 I 1287
May 8 ; 693 170
May 29 2741 664
Dec. 25 I 2448
Sept. 4 ! 451
Mar. 13 : 1484
Jan. 2 I 608
Oct. 30 1 2942
Aug. 7 277
June 5 i 8
Sept. 25 I 2241
Nov. 13 '' 1288
Jan. 2 709
Dec. 4 j 14
Mar. 27 ; 2670
Jan. 9 , 1037
Dec. 25 2163
583
108
352
146
711
65
2
535
309
172
4
626
254
C517
J 518
Feb. 27 : 2885 720
May 15 1458 353
Nov. 20 1496 360
Jan. 16 j 1803 ! 429
Jan. 23 I )i552 615
Mar. 20 I 1953 460
Oct. 30 \ 2726 658
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
45
Alphabetical list of patentees — Co;(itinned.
Xame. residence, auil invention.
Micb. Pendulum-
Buck & Co., M. M. (See Moyle. Leigh, asaifmor.)
Kuck, Francenn M.. Spokane Wash. Attachment for pails
Buck, (Jeorse X.. Mnttoim. 111. Clasp
Buck, Henry. (See Hersliey and Buck.)
Buck, Henry, Mount Morri,4, 111. Fence- wire-tightening device
Buck, Henry, Mount Morris. 111. Wire fence
Buck. James A.. Crescent, N. Y. Potato-digger
Bnckhep. Charles E., assignor of one-half to J. K. Clark, Flushinj
escapement
Buckbce, Charles E., as.signor of two-thirds to C. S. Wheeler and G. Cronk, Flushing,
Mich. Pneumalic tire repairer
Backener, Moses L. S., et al. (See Heatou, John S., assignor.)
Bnckeye Automatic Car Coupler Company. (See Timms, James, assignor.)
Buckingham, Amanda E., Hermosa, S. D. Scrubber
Buckingham, John L., Herraos>a, S. D. Sliding staple for hasps
Ha.sp ,
Door-securer
Tool-securing device
Tool-securing device
Buckland. Horace S., Fremont, Ohio. Clamping or securing device for knives
Buckland, Horace S.. Fremont. Ohio. Tool-clamping device
Bnckland. John F. (See Harrild and Buckland.)
Buckley, Charles E., Araenia Union. X. T. Ice-grooving machine
Bucklev. Charles E., Green Lane, assignor to himself, and A. E. Fouerstein, Philadelphia,
Pa. Car-lock
Buckley, Cornelius F., San Francisco. Cal. Air and water purifier ,
Buckley, Edmond, assignorof one-half to A. B. McDaniel, Swan, Iowa. Car-coupling
Buckley, .lohn P., assignor of one-third to. J. G. Kostmayer, O. Hellman, and C. Scnoeneck,
New Orleans. La. Mechanism for conveiting motion
Bncklev, Margaret L., Freeport, Pa. Shield for pitchers, &c
Buckley, William. Sheffield, England. Packing for pistons
Bncklev. William H., Paterson, X. J. Sash and blind fastener
Xo.
SIS.SMS
515,950
519.P40
5-28.6-27
517,516
I 521,012
515,2?4
Date.
May 1
Mar. 6
May 15
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
June 5
Feb. 20
Buckingham, John L.. Hcrmosa. S. D.
Buckland, Amos B.. Rochester, N. Y.
Buckland. Horace S., Fremont, Obio.
Buckland, Horace S., Fremont, Ohio.
Bncklin, Charles S., Baltimore, Md. Can-filling machine
Bucklin Copy Holder Company. (See Bucklin, John E., assignor.)
Bncklin, John E., Washington, D. C. Tobacco dressing and feeding machine
Bncklin, John E., "Washington, D. C, assignor to Bucklin Copy Holder Company, Kich-
mond, Ya. Copy -holder
Bucklin. John E., Washington, D. C, assignor to Bucklin Copy Holder Company, Rich-
mond, Va. Copy-holder I
Buckman, Samnel'Y., Pottstown, Pa. Machine for cutting sheet-metal plates
Bucknian, Samuel Y., Pottstown, Pa. Feeding device for apparatus for coating metal
plates
Bnckminster, Prescott S., Angel's Camp, Cal. Water-wheel
Bnckner. David. (See Carlie, George F., assignor.)
Buckwalter, Charles S.. Royersford, Pa. Clothesline fastener
Budd. James, London, England. Machine for printing on glass
Budd. James, New York, N. Y. Decorating glass or other surfaces
Buddie, George T., Chicago, assignor of one-half to A. R. Rawlings, Jefferson, 111. Door-
hanger
Buddie, George T., assignor of one-half to E. S. Harvey, Chicago, 111. Door-hanger ..
Budington, Albeit G., Austin, Tex. Metallic cross-tie
Bndke, John F., as.signor to Canon.sburg Iron and Steel Company, Cannonsburg, Pa. Ap-
paratus for forming fagots or piles
Bnecher, August, Heidelberg, Germany. Preparation for protecting metals against corro-
sion
Buccher, August, Heidelberg, Germany. Composition for removing rust from iron or steel
Buechert, George J., assignor to E. A.' Starke and R. J. Layng, San Francisco, Cal. Ex-
plosive compound
Buehl, Arthur B.. Chicago, HI. Adiustable draping-fonn
Buehler, Rudolph R.. Philadelphia, jPa., assignor to T. Devlin and L. J. McGrath. W. K.
Brown, and C. A. McGrath. executors of W. T. McGrath, deceased. Hot-air register. . .
Bnel. .Je.'tsc A. (See Kreitz. .John, assignor.)
Bneil, Charles E., North Plaintield. N.J. Galvanic battery
Bnell. Edward W. (See Conkling and Bnell.)
Buerkle, Bernard A., Jr. (See Buerkle, Ch-nrles W. and B. A., Jr.)
Buerkle, Charles W. and B. A., Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Apparatus for pumping and com-
pressing air
Bu^rling. Charles. Cincinnati. Ohio. Automatic shutter-opener
Buff, Frank J., Milwaukee. Wis. Vehicle-gear
Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Companv. (See Beebee. .lames H., assignor.)
Buflalo Dental Manufacturing Company. (See Lewis. Theodore G., assignor.)
ButTalo Forge Company. (See Wendt, Henry, assignor.)
Buflington, Frank P.. and J. T. Sntphen, Middletown, Ohio. Apparatus for coating paper.
Buffington, Leroy S., Minneapolis, Minn. Burglar-alarm
516,911 Mar. 20
51.3,
513,
526,
.526.
526.
.526,
526,
1,667
1,668
1,683
i.290
;.291
i,292
1,293
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Monthly
volume.
529
340
1749
181
164
467
2153
1954
3244
3245
21
1678
1679
1680
1682
127
81
429
44
37
111
535
460
796
796
5
396
396
397
397
525.256 Aug. 28 2220 540
511,995 Jan. 2 443 I 104
525.529 ! Sept. 4 349
522,249
517,789
,526,682
512,500
515,283
531,259
521,633
July
3
129
Apr.
3
626
Oct.
2
19
Jan,
9
1299
Feb.
20
2146
Official
Gazette.
67
640
1516
892
679
33
1281
1290
1849
744
744
7
1482
1483
1483
1483
Buflington, Leroy S., Minneapolis, Mion., and W. C. Jones, Chicago, HI. Electric eleva-
tor-controller
Bnford, James R., and J. Geery, Lancaster, Mo. Hay-derrick
Btiford, Jefferson L., Birmingham, Ala. Distance-measuring instrument
Bugbee, Bena.jah V.. and J. Reno, assignors to Sonthbridge Optical Company, Southbridge,
Mass. Eyeglasses 7...
Buhoup, Harry C, Chicago, 111. Railway-car ...........'!. .!i... '.'.......
Bnhoup, Harrv C, Chicago. III. Car-vestibule diaphragm or face-iAaie.............. ..'.'.'..
Buhoup. Harry C, Chicago, HI. Car- vestibule diaphragm
Buhonp, Harrj- C, Chicago, 111., assignor to W. McConway, Pittsburg, Pa. Car-buffing
mech.inism
Buick, David D.. Detroit. Mich. Float-valve .'.........".'....'.'."."............'.'..."!!!
Bukenhofer, Thomas, and E. H. Weiss, Terre Haute, Ind. Portable coal-box
517,430 Apr. 3
515,322 Feb. 27
.52G.C03 I Oct. 2
530,745 Dec. 11
517.378
Mar. 27
2755
648
529,243
Nov. 13
1289
310
528,072
Oct. 23
2347
566
2020
899
478
46
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bnlette, Oscar A. , Charleston, "Wash. Eaising sunken vessels
Bulger, James, Chicago, HI. Conveyer
Bull, Annabel! C, Peoria, 111. Knee-protector
Bull, Daniel M. (See Everett, Wilbur P., assignor.)
Bull, Jeremiah N., Springfield, Mass. Bag.....
Bull, Johannes C, Erith, England. Apparatus for smelting and refining copper
Bulla, John "W. (See Collin, (xeorge W., assignor.)
BuUard, Charles W., assignor to Ballard &, Gormley Company, Chicago, HI. Door-hanger.
Bullard, Edward P. (See Libby, Charles L., assignor.)
Bullard & Gormley Company. (See Bullard, Charles W., assignor.)
Bulloch, Robert H., and J. W. Mallard, Savannah, Ga. Eailway-brake
Bullock, Edward J., Wallingford, Conn. Inmilator
Bullock, Edward J., assignor of oae-half to M. D. Tuttle, Wallingford, Conn. Insulator-
pm
Bullock, Herman, Crosby, andC. E. "Ward, Penn Yan, N". Y. Drier
Bullock, Milan C. (See Douglass and Sypher, assignors.)
Bullock, "William M., Lakeville, Ind. Tube-expander
Bulmer, George D., Duquesne, Pa. Tongs
Biilow, Carl, assignor to Badische Anilin and SodaEabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany. Black
disazo dye
Biilow, Tlieodor E. M., Hamburg, Germany. "Washing- douche and bath contrivance
Bultman, Henry E., Oak Park, Minn. Spark-arrester -
Biiltzingsliiwen, Bruno von. New York, assignor to American Automatic Knife and Nov-
elty Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pocket-knife
Biiltzingslowen, Bruno von. New York, assignor to American Automatic Knife and Nov-
elty Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pocket-knife
Biiltzingslowen, Bruno von, New York, assignor to American Automatic EInife and Nov-
elty Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pocket-knife
Bumann, Theodore. (See Low, Charles S., assignor.)
Bunce, George W. (See Schaefer, Peter, assignor.)
Bundren, Jesse B., and J. W. Hedges, Danville, Ky. Bag-lock
Bundy, McGeorge, et al. (See Billings, George "W., assignor.)
Bundy, McGeorge, et al. (See Childs, Charles H., assignor.)
Bunjes, Friederick, Shiner, Tex. "Wheel-plow
Bunker, Herman, Barrie, assignor of one-third to "W. P. Chapman, Hamilton, Canada.
Clutch-pulley
Bunker, Thomas, "Weeping Water, Nebr. Washing-machine
Banker, Walter E., Natick, Mass. Self-locking nut
Bunnell, Morton G., assignor to E. C. Austin, Chicago, HI. Machine for making and re-?
pairing roads , 5
Bunnell, Morton G., assignor to F. C. Austin, Chicago, HI. Stone-crusher ,
Machine for making or repair-
Eoad-soraper
Bunnell, Morton G., assignor to E. C. Austin, Chicago, HI. Eoad-scraper
Bunsen, George C, Milwaukee. Wis. Swimming apparatus ,
Buob, Frederick, Cincinnati, Ohio. Vehicle-top
Bunnell, Morton G., assignor to F. C.Austin, Chicago, HI.
ing roads
Bunnell, Morton G., assignor to F. C. Austin, Chicago, HI.
Burbank, Louis S., assignor of one-half to I. H. Fay, Boston, Mass. Tying-machine
Burbank, Lydia M., Toledo, Ohio. Tool or implement holder
Burch, Ezra, Ithaca, N. Y., assignor of one-half to T. B. Hill. Ice-tongs
Barch, Nicholas S., Hays City, Kans. Seed-dropping mechanism for planters
Burch, Theodore "W. (See Tanner and Burch.)
Burchard, Edward M., HyattsviUe, Md. Heater and table
Burden, Edward K., Sidney, Ohio. Car-coupling
Burden, James A., Troy, N. Y. Horseshoe-machine
Burdett, Daniel B., et al. (See Butterfield, Fessenden C, assignor.)
Burdett, J. B. (See Rowntree, Harold, assignor.)
Burdick, Charles L., assignor to H.J. Thayer and C. H. Chandler, Chicago, 111. Foot-pump.
Burdick, Hiram M., assignor to Syracuse Chilled Plow Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Culti-i
No.
vator .
Burdick, John K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Holler thrust-bearing
Burden, Levi L., assignor to Burdon Wire and Supply Company, Providence, E. I. Manu-
facture of solder-lined seamless tubes
Burdon Wire and Supply Company. (See Burdon, Levi L., assignor.)
Burdwin. John W., assignor to C. H. Mitchell, Chicago, HI. Elevator-hatchway guard
Burge, "Walter, etal. (See Shank, Charles A., assignor.)
Burger, Jacob H. (See Schweizer and Burger.)
Burger, Leopold. (See Kohn, Adolf and S., assignors.)
Burgess, Alexander, Chicago, 111., assignor to American Cereal Company, Akron, Ohio.
Beater and dropper
Burgess, Andrew, Buffalo, N. Y. Detachably securin j; barrels to stocks
Inertia-piece, releasing second barrel by recoil of first. - .
Burgess, Andrew, Buffalo, N. Y.
Burgess, Andrew, Buffalo, N. Y.
Burgess, Andrew, Buffalo, N. Y.
Burgess, Andrew, Owego, N. Y
524,243
529,159
519,760
529,478
520,631
529,642
524,037
527,317
527,318
529,778
529,244
529,516
524,665
513,173
527,661
515,045
515,742
515,743
530,011
529,479
.521,281
522,877
511,996
511,997
511,998
515,744
520,479
520,480
516,963
514,347
515,143
515,817
526,559
514,411
520.632
530,065
524,307
522,726
525,838
529,853
525,676
523,196
515,571
517,024
520,559
Folding gun 521,202
Folding magazine-gun I 524,800
assignor to Burgess Gun Company. Recoil-operated fire- |
arm - 520,752
Burgess, Andrew, Owego, N. Y., assignor to Burgess Gun Company. Recoil-operated maga-
Burgess, Benjamin A., Hamilton, Canada. Lubricator
Burgess, C. H., etal. (See Fryer, Robert M., assignor.)
Burgess, Carrie A., Detroit, Mich. Waist
Burgess, Charles M., assignor to Russell & Erwtn Manufacturing Company, New Britain,
Conn. Transom-lifter
Burgess, Edward T., Columbus, Ohio. Soldering-stove
Burgess Gun Company. (See Burgess, Andrew, assignor.)
Burgess, Neilson, Highlands, N. J. Aerostatic advertising device
520,753
518,585
523,260
512,275
515,993
522,505
Date.
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
May 15
Nov. 20
May 29
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
June 12
July 10
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
May 29
May 29
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Sept. 25
Feb. 6
May 29
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
July 10
Sept. 11
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
July 17
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
May 29
June 12
Aug. 21
May 29
May 29
Apr. 24
July 17
Jan. 9
Mar, 6
July 3
Monthly
volume.
462
1138
1459
1732
2933
108
275
354
413
709
2006 I 480
113
1053
24
255
1054 255
2225 JIJ
1290
1805
1195
2407
1615
1760
15
16
2652
310
429
581
390
444
4
4
;636
1637
1733 ! 413
935 I 221
1191 ! 297
444 j 104
'(104
445 { 105
iao6
106
107
449
17
2685
2686
2041
631
1915i[lB0
143 : 35
2155 515
723 I 183
5
649
C649
i650
483
162
OflScial
Gazette.
69
67
69
68
69
69
[69
69
69
68
66
69
69
67
>66
67
>66
68
66
2935
2748
709 I
659
67
953 I 237
911 i^203
^^^ 11204
2363 - 564
597
1778
2631
2156
2817
799
1422
143
447
654
511
680
(187
ll88
348
68
[68
69
68
68
66
67
!6T
3144 1 761 I 67
67
67
3146
1992
762
493
1890
475
901
425
218
97
559
143
68
66
66
110
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
47
Alphahetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Kame, residence, and inveution.
Knr'sebs, Terry A. (See Bnrgesa, Willard H. and P. A.)
Hurgoss, Silas P., Springlield, itass. Koacli-trap
Burgess, Willard H. and P. A., Steamboat Sprinjr.s, Colo. Claw-hammer
IJurgesser, George, et al. (See Cook, George, assignor.)
Bnrgeviii, Francis E., Burgevin. Ind. Ter. Wrench
Burgbardt, Christian. (See Sinks, David, assignor.)
Biirgio. Charles C, Brooklyn, N. T. Mustache-curler
Bunron, Charles and H., Malin Bridge, near Sheffield, England. Machine for shearing or
cliiiping animals
Burgon, Harry. (See Burgou, Charles and H.)
Burgstaller. (Jeorg, Pressbnrg, A ustria-Hungary. Nailless horseshoe
Burk, Henry. (Si-e Norris and Burk.)
Burk. Lemon 0., assignor to himself and D. Hopson, Corning, Ark. Valve-gear for steam-
engines.
Bnrk. Michael F. (See Kenison and Burk.)
Burk. Taylor C. (See Gardy, Henry D., assignor.)
Burk, "William TV., Cleveland, Ohio. Setting for steam-boilers
Bnrkart, Gustav, "West Liberty, Iowa. Harrow
Burkart-Stalder, August, Berne, Switzerland. Heating device
Bnrke,'Charles(i!., New York, N. Y. Barreling paraffin, &c
Burke, Charles G., Brooklyn, N. Y. Closed-conduit electric railway
Burke, David H., St. Paul, Minn. Door-opener for fire apparatus
Burke, Hugh, et. al. (See Graham and Kane, .assignors.)
Burke, James, Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Compounding motor-generators
Burke, James M., et al. (See Graham .and Kane, as.signors.)
Burke. John J., assignor to M. A. Burke. Buffalo, N. Y. Pipe-coupling
Burke, John 0. (See Scott and Burke.)
Burke. Joseph J. (See Culbertson and Burke.)
Burke, Mary A. (See Burke, John J., assignor.)
Burke, Melancthon T.. La Crosse, Wis. Horse-collar fastener
Burke, Patrick, St. Louis. Mo. Fisbpole-holder
Burke, Walter, Providence, R. I. Musical instrument
Burkbardt, Franklin P., assignor of three-fourths to A. M. Pershall and A. F. Nichols,
Chelan, "Wash. Mortise-lock
Burkhart. John D., C. H. "Waterman, and J. D. Smith, Dayton, "Wash. Plow
Burkholder, Alfred, Toronto, Canada. Chair
Burkbolder, Alfred, Toronto, Canada. "Wringin^-machine
Burkholder, Jacob S. (See Boyens and Burkholder.)
Burkbolder, Jonas R., Landis Valley, Pa. Implement for banding boxes
Burleigh, George K., Tilton, N. H. Watch-carrier for bicycles
Bnrlingame, Fred E.. Walpole, Mass. Drying-machine
Burlington Blanket (jompany. (See Ransom, Albert F., assignor.)
Bnrmeister, Frederick, Cleveland, Ohio. Sash-fastener
Burmeister. Frederick, assignor to Kean &. Doty Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sash-fastener
Bumam, Felder A., Medina, N. Y. "Web-fastening for suspenders .. -.'
Bumap, Charlc«F., assigmor of two-thirds to H. Austin, Jr., and K. E. Pew, "Warren,
Ohio. Flour bin and sffter
Bnmell. Milo S.. et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Burner. Daniel E., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Middlings-i
purifier <
Burnett, Henry D., Lynn, and S. E. Doane, Swampscott, assignors to General Electric
Company. Boston, Mass. Incandescent lamp and manufacturing same
Buraett, Henry D., Lynn, and S. E. Doane, Swampscott, Mass., assignors to General Elec-
tric Company, of New York. Apparatus for working glass
Burnett. Henry D., Lynn, and S. E. Doane, Swampscott, Mass., assignors to General Elec-
tric Company, of New York. Manufacture of incandescent electric lamps
Burnett. Thomas B., Mulvane, Kans. Halter
Burnham, Arthur M., Gardiner, Me. Snow-plow
Bumham. Arthur M. and H. L. ; said A. M. Bumham assignor to F. Hildreth, Gardiner,
Me. Plate lifter
Bumham, Dorr B. (See Bumham, Frank A., assignor.)
Burnham, Frank A,, assignor of one-half to D. B. Bumham, Battle Creek, Mich. Direotri
acting steam-pump i
Burnham, Hattie L. (See Burnham, Arthur M. and H. L.)
Burnham. John E. (See Stickney, Henry R.. assignor.)
Burnham, John P., assignor to T. "Wilce", Chicago, HI. Machine for forming interfitting
ton^ies and grooves in ends ot flooring-boards
Burnham. .John P., assignor to T. "Wilce, Chicago, HI. Machine for tonguing and grooving
ends of flooring-boards
Bumham, John P., assignor to T. Wilce, Chicago, 111. Machine for matching ends of floor-
ing boards
Burnham, John P., assignor to T. Wilce, Chicago, lU. Combined planing and boring ma-
chine
Bumham. John P., assignor to "W.B. Allbright, ChicagcIU. Artofand machine for detach-
ing lint from cotton-seed hulls and separating lint and hulls
Bumham, .Tohn P.. assignor to "W. P. Allbright, Chicago, lU. Detaching lint from cot-
ton-seed hulls and separating lint and hulls
Bumham, Ozro H., Oakland, and J. J. Meyers, San Francisco, Cal. Cold-storage struct-
ure
Bumham. William W., Newton, Mass., assignor to Electric Gas Lighting Company, Port-
land. Me. Electric battery
Burns, Albert J.. Fairport, N. Y. Pneumatic tire for bicycles ...V.......
Burns, Albert .!.. Fairport, N. Y. Pneumatic tire
Burns, Arthur H.. Penn Yan, N. Y. Oar
Burns, Cornelius, Buniside, Pa. Vehicle-axle ,
Bams. D.avid C. (See Rogers and Bums.)
Burns, Elmer Z. (See Hough and Bums.)
Burns. Mieliael J., Lowell, Mass., assignor to Gamewell Fire-Alann and Telegraph Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Police-signal
Burns, Peter C, Pern, Ind. Electric-battery cell
Bums. Philip, Norwich, Conn. Safety-bolt
No.
529,109
524,539
521,582
529,591
523,880
520,409
531,096
527,106
523,622
530,390
.530,746
529,704
522,315
524,376
522,005
528,143
525,132
529,893
527,011
518,936
525,187
529,592
523,971
516,998
522,646
528,656
520,754
523,804
526,009
512,095
516,800
520,767
522,964
521,457
530,614
515,902
519,857
517,.326
517,327
518,804
525,329
523,655
525,691
515,285
520,033
5X1,999
521,330
517,999
525,257
Dat«.
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
June 19
Nov. 20
July 31
May 29
Dec. 18
Oct. 9
July 24
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
July 3
Aug. 14
June 26
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
May 1
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Mar. 20
July 10
Nov. 6
May 29
July 31
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
June 5
July 17
June 19
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
May 15
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
.July 31
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
May 22
Jan. 2
June 12
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
.516,641
514,845 '
521,458
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
June 19
Monthly
volume.
1052
985
1483
1926
2976
2567
1777
2504
554
1187
2107
241
720
2251
2480
2022
2424
555
3
2124
1927
6
2097
811
243
3150
2841
1191
609
1766
10
1361
1272
963 I
1621
2671
2672
2375
9
2559
638
2154
1911
450
1025
979
2221
1507
1450
1273
254
242
347
459
741
621
424
<6'
175
540
601
495
582
135
1
518
459
2
496
202
60
763
706
273
) 146
I 147
417
3
338
296
236
62
[394
1395
627
627
588
2
641
150
535
468
107
241
243 i
541
Official
Gazette.
68
359 66 1766
365 66 1145
296 67 1460
857
858
1498
1037
G17
1075
1568
146
514
1316
1445
1079
48
810
1657
517
1075
1138
105
537
1092
1037
664
1876
172
690
1180
591
1380
117
1812
1198
289
1460
1406
1503
2003
2003
477
1152
541
1282
1290
937
86
1396
197
1110
48
INDEX OF PATENTS^ iSStTfiD FROM THE
Alphabetical Jist of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
'Burns, Kobert. (See Coleman, Clyde J., assignor.)
Burns, "Walter G. , Fort Wayne, Iiid. Game apparatvts
Burns, Walter G., assignor of onebalf to B. Lehman, Tort Wayne, Ind. Fruit-jar
Burns, William M. (See Snead and Burns.)
Burpee, Frank. (See Letson and Buipee.)
Burr, David J., assignor of one-half to L. H. Ligbtfoot, Eiclimond, Va. Tcbacco-taggingl
machine i
Burr, David J., assignor of one-half to L. H. Lightfoot, Richmond, Va. Machine for makingi
and affixing tags to tobacco '
Burr, David J., assignor of one-half to L. H. Lightfoot, Richmond, Ta. Machine for at-
taching tags to tobacco
Burr, Edmund C. (See De Coninck and Burr.)
Burr, Nelson, Batavia, 111 . Stave-machine
Burr, Sanford S., South Haven, Mich. Support or standard for frames of bath-tubs,
tables. &c
Burr, William A., Berkhamsted, England. Fireproof ceiling
Burr, WUliam F.. Eldred, Pa. Machinery for operating oil-wells
Burrell, Charles F., trustee. (See Fergrison, Henry J., assignor.)
Burrell & Co., D. H. (See Feldmeier, Harvey, assignor.)
Burrell & Co., D. H. (See Gibbons and Buchanan, assignors.)
Burrell & Co., D. H. (See Lundstroin, Carl J., assignor")
Burrell & Co., D. H. (See Womersley, Sagne, and Clapp, assignors.)
Burrell, David H., Little Falls, N. T. Making emulsions in cheese manufacture
Burridge, Lee S., and N. R. Marshman, New York, N. Y. Adding-machine
Burrill, Frank H., Concord, Mass. Faucet
Burrill, Lemuel B., Cambridge, assignor of forty-nine one-bundredths to E. H. Gray, Boston,
Mass. Detonating burglar-alarm '
Burriss, William E., Kansas City, Mo. Car-coupling
Burritt, Harvey H., Newark, N. J., assignor to Burritt Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Valve
Burritt Manufacturing Company. (See Burritt, Harvey H., assignor.)
Burroughs, George M. (See Roberts and Burroughs.)
Burrowes, Edward T. (See Anderson. Oliver, assignor.)
Burrowes, Edward T. (See Lidback, John A., assignor.)
Burrowes, Edward T. , Portland, Me. Awning or curtain for open cars
Burrowes, Edward T., Portland, Me. Holding device for spring-actuated shades
Burrows, Francis H., Findlay, Ohio. Weather-boarding
Burrows, George H. , SomerviUe, Mass. Air-supplying apparatus for carburetors
Burrows, George H., SomerviUe, Mass. Carburetor
Burrows, Joseph H., Globe, Ariz. Ter., assignor to G. Hyman, San Francisco, Cal. Nut-
lock
Burrows, Taylor. (See Donisthorpe and Burrows.)
Burson, Harvy, Wichita, Kans., assignor of one-third to J. H. Elspass, J.H.Wheeler, Pueblo,'
Colo., J. M. Ware, Arkansas City, Kans., and T. Russell, Pueblo, Colo. Ore-crushing
mill
Burson, William W., Chicago, HI. Bundle-carrier
Burt, Carl A., assignor to Burt Manufacturing Company, Rochester, N. X.
paratus
Burt, Charles A., Rochester, N. T. Machine for topping cans
Heating ap-
Burt, Charles A., Rochester, N. T. Machine for cleaning can-tops
Burt, Eliza C, Detroit, Midi. Washing-machine
Burt, George H., Milburn, N. J. Billiard-ball
Burt, George H., Milburn,N. J. BilliardbaU
Burt, John, Iron River, Mich. Packing-case
Burt Manufacturing Company. (See Burt, Carl A., assignor.)
Burt, William. (See Goldsmith and Burt.)
Burtis, Charles F., Toronto, Canada. Game apparatus
Burton, Augustus G., Chicago, lU. Retarding device for bolt-actuating mechanism
Burton, Augustus G., and D. S. Covert, Chicago, 111. Safe-lock
Burton. Charles C, Utica, N. T., assignor of part to G. M. Ludlow, Chicago. HI., L. E. Hol-
den, ISeloit, Wis., C. G. Hussey, Allegheny, and J. C. des Granges, Pittsburg, Pa. Ele-
vated railway
Burton, Charles C, assignor of part to G. M. Ludlow, Chicago, 111., L. E. Holdeu, Beloit,
Wis., C. G. Hussey, Allegheny, and J. C. des Granges, Pittsburg, Pa. Railway track
Qd
Burton, Ella S. (See Burton, Garrett G. and E. S.)
Burton, Garrett G. and E. S., Topeka, Kans. Combined writing-packet and copy-holder ..
Burton, George D., Boston, Mass. Electric heating apparatus
Burton, George D., Boston, Mass. Electric welding or brazing mechanism
Buiton, George D., Boston, and E. E. Angell, SomerviUe, Mass., assignors to Electrical
Forging Company, of Maine. Electric converter -
Burton, George D., Boston, and E. E. Angell, SomervLUe, Mass., assignors to Electrical
Forging Company, of Maine. Electric converter
Burton, John M., Wichita, Kans. Stock-car
Burton, Josiab L., Martinsville, Ind. Boat
Burton, Matthew, and L. G. Beers, Chicago, HI. Animal-trap
Burton, Otto A., Atlanta, Ga. Boxing-glove
Burton, William. (See Tranter, Benjamin, assignor.)
Burton, William L., and H. Meyerding, New Orleans, La. Lumber-drier
Busbee, Loranzo D., and C. M. Rosser, Dallas, Tex. Device for the disposal of night-soil,
&c
Busby, Nahum J., Maplewood, Mass. Bell pusb-buttonfor floors
Buscii, Frederic C, assignor to G. A. Waeber, New York, and F. Reiset, Katonah, N. Y.
Means for opening metal receptacles
Busch, Jacob, Springfield, Ohio. Cooler for beverages
Buscbmann, John F., Hattiesburg, Miss. Combined sash-lock and burglar-alarm
Busenbenz, Jacob J., Chicago, HI. Time-stamp
Busfield, James P., Haverhill, Mass. Apparatus for forming spring-heels .
Busfield, James P., Haverhill, Mass. Apparatus for molding spring-heels
No.
517,600
516,761
526,374
526,375
526,376
524,308
516,562
513,874
524,244
530,298
513.452
525,589
530,012
513,875
515,514
516,762
529,517
525,442
522,573
522,574
517,728
518,563
519,834
512,000
514,702
528,462
523,103
513,876
517,972
529,705
524,931
516,362
522,103
518,564
518,565
514,541
521,099
523,957
522,506
522,507
525,314
514,908
530,158
523,568
521,846
513,877
513,705
526,435
528,463
523,459
526,854
524,101
526,890
Date.
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
May 15
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
July 17
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Apr. 17
298
1714
1836
1840
1843
580
1372
3574
463
393
2855
452
2655
3575
2534
Mar. 20 ; 1715
Nov. 20 i 1805
Sept. 4
July 3
July 3
525
1950
1580
69
403
;436
1437
;437
[438
438
139
326
879
109
700
108
637
879
628
404
429
53
172
173
127
^481
\ 482
387
451 107
3035 i 736
1592 I 400
3577 880
919 230
2110 : 506
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
June 26 ' 2402
1650
1034
1952
404
246
C577
i578
482
Apr. 17 1955 483 67
Feb. 13 ! 941 ^\^g
June 5 621 1 146
July 31 ; 3120 776
July 3 : 560 I 143
July 3 , 562 144
Aug. 28 ' 2319 i 562
Feb. 20 ; 1555 1 389
Dec. 4 j 137 I 36
July 24 i 2413 [ 604
June 26 ' 1936 464
1 I
Jan. 30 3578 i 880
Jan. 30 ! 3309 815
2229
Sept. 25 ; 1967
Oct. 30 ' 3037
July 24
Oct.
Aug.
Oct.
1551
617
463
70S
6t
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
49
Alphabetical list of })atcnlccs — Coutiiiued.
Name, rosidence, and invention.
Tr.ap.
Bnsih, Benjamin O., Kalamazoo, Mich. Release for target-traps
Bush, Hiram T., assignor to Ideal Manufacturing Company, Detroit, Mich.
Biisha. Joseph. (See Steel and Busha.)
Bushell, Charles S., and F. AV. Degler, Menasha, Wis. Support for washtnbs
Bushell. William P. (See Kline, William H., assignor.)
Bushuell, Cyrus P., ProTidence, R. I. Ladder-lock
Buskiik, Philip K., et al. (See Phillips, Thomas E., assignor.)
Busklrk, Thomas B. (See Dougherty, Albert G., assignor.)
Biissing, Heinrich, Brunswick, Germany. Brake
Bustard. Mary E. (See Garies, Fannie M., assignor.)
Bustin Manufacturing Company. (See Bustin, William H., assignor.)
Bnstin, Robert, Boston, Mass., assignor of two-thirds to J. K. McConnell and J. A. Van
Wart, St. Mary's, Fredericton. Canada. Hot- water bandage for treating horses
Bustin, William "H., Watertown, Mass., assignor to Bustin Manufacturing Company, Port-
land, Me. Vehiclo-axle
Butcher, Jasper If., Mulvane, Kans. Railway-switch
Butcher, Joseph, Melrose, Mass. Cyclometer
Butcher, Ef>bert, New York, N. Y. " Machine for heating and mixing asphalt
Butler, Albert. (See Tickner and Butler.)
Buder, George H., Corsicana, Tex. Detaching device for wheel-hubs
Butler, Henry G., Kenosha, Wis. Scraper
Butler, Henry G., Kenosha, Wis. Burning clay to make ballast, &o
Butler, Henry G., assignor of one-half to W. Butler, Kenosha, Wis. Scraper-operating
apparatus. (Reissue)
Butler, Hiram E., Jamestown, N. Y. Combined blackboard and desk
Butler, Ira C, and G. S. Shepard, Linesville, Pa. Machine for separating and cleaning
potatoes .
Butler, James H. (See Beltzer, Joseph, assignor.)
Butler, John G., Augusta, Ga. Apparatus for playing duplicate whist
Butler, Joseph, Marion, Ind. Metallurgic furnace
Butler, Joseph B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Icecream freezer
Butler, Joseph C. , New Providence, Iowa. Mechanical movement
Bntler, Maguler, et al. (See Knipper, Peter H. and J. G., assignors.)
Butler, Reuben I. (See Herrington and Butler.)
Butler, Thomas C, assignor of one-half to A. Orr, Mystic, Iowa. Nut-lock
Butler, Thomas H. (See Levey, Butler, and MacDonald.)
Butler, William. (See Butler. Henry G, assignor. (Reissue.)
Butler, William A. (See Cassidy and Butler.)
Butler, William A., assignor to J. G. Boyd, New York, N. Y. Electric-railway supply?
system ,. {
Butler, William A., assignor to J. G. Boyd, New York, N. Y. Conduit system for electric
railways
Butman, Elmer E., et al. (See Hill, Wilford A., assignor.)
Butraan, Thomas R., Chicago, HI. Steam-boiler furnace
■ Butman, Thomas R., Chicago, HI. Mechanical stoker
Butt, Addison W., Springfield, Ohio. Cultivator
Butt, Moses E.. et al. (See Cadenhead. Benjamin F., assignor.)
Biittcl, Harry B., Newark, N. J. Railway-switch
Butterfield, Alfred W., Bozeman, Mont. Stopper-puller
Bntterfield, Charles, Nottingham, England. Traveling-cylinder printing-machine
Butterfield, Fessenden C, Minneapolis, Minn., assignor of three-fourths to L. S. Cass, Sum-
ner, Iowa, and D. B. Burdett, Minne,apolis, Minn. Apparatus for separating volatilized
metals from other commingled gases
Butterfield. Fessenden C, Minneapolis, Minn., assignor of three-fourths toL. S.Cass, Sum-i
ner, Iowa, and D. B. Burdett, Minneapolis, Minn. Furnace for treating refractory ores.'
Butterfield, George E. (See Collins, John 0., assignor.)
Butterfield, Tyrannus P., assignor to M. W. Baker, North Indianapolis, Ind. Washing-
machine
Bntterfield. AVilliam, assignor to William Deering & Company, Chicago, 111. Frame struct-
ure for self-binding harvesters
Butterworth, Benjamin. (See Heckert, William, assignor.)
Butterworth, Robert, Somerville, Mass. Calendering-machine
Butterworth, Theodore, Quincy, HI. Spring-currycomb
Butts, Rnt'us C, Webb City, Mo. Car-coupling
Butts, William, assignor to C. Mulford, New York, N. Y. Ice-cntting machine
Butts, William L., Evansville, Ind. Stove or range
Butz, Albert M., Oak Park, HI. Thermostatic valve
Butz, Edward M., assignor to M. H. Butz, Allegheny, Pa. Manufacturing structural ma-
terial
Butz, Mary H. (See Butz, Edward M., assignor.)
Butz, Walter D., Norristown, Pa. Clutch for machinery
Butz, Walter D., Norristown, Pa. Automatic knitting-machine
Butzer, Frederick D., Cosmopolis, Wash. Sa wing-machine
Buxton, Edward. (See Noble and Buxton.)
Buxton, Willard H., Worcester, assignor to Lamb Manufacturing Company, Chicopee
Falls, Mass. Sheet-metal shoe plate or spike
Buys, Adrian, Grand Rapids, Mich. Combined barrel truck and stand
Buzby, Charles E., assignor to F. A. Riehle, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric apparatus for auto-
matic weighins
Buzby. Charles E., assignor to F. A. Riehle, Philadelphia, Pa. Scale beam and poise for
testing-machines
Buzzo, Arthur E., Ishpeming, Mich. Mining-drill
Buzzo, Arthur E., and H. H. Thompson. Ishpeming, Mich. Rock-drill
Byars, W. H. (See Whipple, William R., assignor.)
Byerley, Francis X., Cleveland, Ohio. Manufacture of asphalt, &c., from petroletim .
Byers, David A., Denver, Colo. Wire-coupling
No.
531,260
526, U91
516,260
52.3,848
516,912
530,085
522,402
529.245
522. 9C5
520,560
514,348
519,835
529,480
11,435
513,080
530,086
514,302
519.985
521,013
521,780
516,563
523,104
527,265
512,530
526,341
530,075
.■521,014
523,972
516,913
516,674
518,662
514,703
512,001
,528,920
516,520
515,144
528,073
51.5,515
525,330
526,804
518,051
529,362
512,600
527.403
520,104
521,331
529,160
528,850
512,154
524,130
515,420
Date.
Dec.
Oct.
18
2
Mar.
13
July
31
Mar.
20
Deo.
4
July
3
Nov.
13
July
May
17
29
Feb.
May
NoV.
6
15
20
Aug.
Jan.
14
23
Dec.
4
Feb. 6
May 15
June 5
June 26
Mar.
13
July
17
Oct.
9
Jan.
9
Sept.
18
Nov.
27
June
Aug.
5
7
Mar.
20
Mar.
20
Apr.
24
Feb.
13
Monthly
volume.
Nov.
Mar.
Feb.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
13
13
20
23
27
4
Oct.
2
Apr.
10
Nov.
20
Jan.
9
Oct.
May
16
22
June 12
Nov.
13
Nov.
6
Jan.
2
Aug.
Feb.
7
27
2085
524
862
2927
1955
396
1291
1362
2820
632
1583
1734
1246
2253
17
568
1824
468
1840
1373
1593
960
1345
1764
2771
469
1958
1567
2120
1217
454
746
1310
1921
2348
2536
10
221
1064
1498
1440
1194
2032
1026
1139
601
499
128
201
729
(460
) 461
101
(310
[311
338
681
162
367
413
308
544
142
447
112
438
327
(400
HOI
233
(324
\ 325
(418
H19
(664
J 665
112
2
(461
\i62
373
:530
531
303
108
175
311
481
567
628
2
53,54
269
(360
i361
347
293
495
241
275
142
143
713 173
279
2400
65
595
Official
Gazette.
69
•67
1624
98
1630
607
1849
78
900
289
1121
971
t-62
1001
906
521
1218
960
906
1281
1580
333
193
265
1501
1203
1281
664
1850
1777
432
87
803
1712
1246
478
1373
1153
42
210
960
283
250
960
1396
874
755
136
68 713
66 I 1348
4 PAT
50
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention .
Byers, Edward N. and J. J., assignors of one-third to T. Huser, Cameron, Mo. Car-coup-
ilns
Byers, Jacob J. (See Byers, Edward U". and J. J.)
Byers, John F., assignor to John P. Byers Machine Company, Kavenna, Ohio. Pneumatic
clutch
Byler, OliverC, Holden, Mo. Churn
Bynon, "W^illiam, assignor of two-thirds to J. A. Dolphin and T. F. Jordan, Olyphant, Pa.
Shaft-hanger
Byram, Frank A., Philadelphia, Pa. G-arment-sleeve and knitting and adapting same for
attachment to knit garments
Byram, Norman S. (See "Wright, George C, assignor.)
Byrd, Walter M., Mount Gilead, assignor of one-half to W. D. and A. D. Clark, Troy, N. C.
Rotarv steam-engine
Byrd, "Walter M., Mount Gilead, assignor of one-half to W. D. and A. D. Clark, Ply, N. C.
ilotary steam-engine ,
Byrd, "Walter M., Mount Gilead, assignor of one-half to "W. D. and A. D. Clark, Fly, N. C.i
Eotary steam-engine '
Byrd, WilMam O. , Baltimore, Md. Coffee or tea pot
Byrne, Charles, London, England. Velocipede
Byrne, Michael, New York, N. X. Thermometer
Byrne, Patrick, Birmingham, Ala. Burglar-alarm
Byrne, Roderick, Cambridge, Mass. Overflow-alarm for receptacles
Byrns, James O., St. Paul, Minn. Sealing device for cash-registers
C. B. Cottrell & Sons Company. (See Cottrell, Charles P., assignor.)
C. B. Cottrell & Sons Company. (See Cottrell, Edgar H., assignor.)
0. & C. Electric Company. (See Fay, Thomas J., assignor.)
C. F. Zimmermann Company. (See Ackermann, Hermann, assignor.)
C F. Zimmermann Company. (See Gery and Dolge, assignors.)
C. F. Zimmermann Company. (See Richie, "Walter J., assignor.)
C. T. Ham Manufacturing Company. (See Bergener, Charles, assignor.)
Cabana, Leon M., Buffalo, N. Y. Metallic basket ,
Cabell, Milton S., Qiiinoy, HI. Feed-water purifier
Cable, Daniel J., Pittsburg, Pa. Lock
Cable, James M., assignor of one-half to M. Spall, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fender
Cable, "Wheeler, Boston, Mass. Treating plastic rubber compounds ,
Cabot, Harry H. , Bristol, K. I. Paper-fastener
Cabot, John A., assignor of two-thirds to F. H. Kirchner and H. M. Ziegler, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Electric converter
Cabot, Samuel, Brookline, Mass. Compound for bleaching and preserving wood
Cabri6-Gardien, Gustave, Paris, Finance. Carburetor ,
Cacciatori, Peter, Chicago, HI. Freezer ,
Caddy, Thomas E., Nottingham, England. Furnace
Cade, Charles, Brooklyn, N. Y. Compensating device
Cade, Drury B. (SeeReese and Cade.)
Cade, George. (See Scetrini and Cade.)
Cadenhead, Benjamin F., Union Grove, assignor of two-thirds to E.Gilbreath, Guntersville,
andM. E. Butt, Blountsville, Ala. Plow
Cadwell, Jason R., Chicago, HI. Combined fountain and sprinkler
Cadwell, "William H. , Lansing, Mich. Barrel
Clady, George "W., Providence, R. I. Support for railway-rails
Cady, James A., et al. (See Savage, "William O., assignor.)
Caffall, Edward M., assignor of one-half to C. "W. Jackson, Baltimore, Md. Preserving
articles or structures
Caesar, Peter J., Fergus Falls, Minn. Razor-sharpener
Caesar, Peter J., assignor of five-eighths to A. B. Peterson and C. Elg, Fergus Falls, Minn.
Device tor sharpening razors -
Caball, H. E., et al. (See Cahall, John, assignor.)
Cahall, John, assignor to H. E. and W. H. Caball, Mansfield, Ohio. Steam-boiler
Cahall, "W. H., et al. (See Cahall, John, assignor.)
{jahen, Marcus, Miilheim, Germany. Skinning-knife
Cahill, James P. (See Roberts, Blackwood, and Cahill.)
Cahill, Patrick J., TJtica, N. Y. "Water-closet seat
Cahill, Thaddeus, New York, N. Y. Pianoforte-action
Cahoone, Edwin R. (See Greene. "William A., assignor.)
Caillet, Justin, Chicago. HI. Tanning apparatus
Cain, John, TJtica, N. Y. Roll for spinning-machines
Cain, "Wesley A., Medicine Lodge, Kans. Portable and adjustable support for hose-noz-
Caird, Edward B. (See Rayner, Thomas J., assignor.)
Caimes, Alexander B., San Diego, Cal. Extension fire-ladder and truck.
Edward P., assignor to Heath Rail Joint Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Rail-
Calahan, Edward A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Straw-burning stove
Caldwell, Andrew J., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to H. R. "Worthington, Elizabeth, N. J.
Check-valve - -
Caldwell, Edward P., assignor to Heath Rail Joint Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Rail-
joint . - -
Caldwell,
joint ...
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Caldwell
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Hlinois
Frank G., "Wheeling, W. Va. Sheet-metal paneling for ceilings, &c
Frank (x., "Wheeling, W. Va. Metallic panel for ceilings
Frank (x.. Wheeling, W. Va. Roofing implement
John A., B.ay Ridge, N. Y. Steam-boiler
John A., Vancouver, Canada. Ellipsograph
ManiTfacturing Company. (See Rosentreter, Frank L., assignor.)
Peter, Jr., Warrington, England. Spade or shovel
Towson, "Washington, D. C. Hair-pin
William L., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to Cleveland Fire Proofing Company, of
Ilreproof conBtruction
No.
525,734
517,679
517,431
529,319
514,909
516,729
517,790
523,958
528,201
527,404
518,442
525,530
514,116
530,924
515,107
528,851
517,729
531,155
526,483
526,855
523,805
515,191
515,287
512,002
521,203
525,258
512,678
528,144
526,069
514,179
520,819
526,125
529,320
518,519
518,223
522,553
520,667
512, ?61
527,107
518,986
527,942
523,806
528,360
513,081
519,904
524,932
529,593
529,594
521,204
530,822
519,104
515,745
Date.
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
July 31
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Deo. 18
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
July 31
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
June 12
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
June 5
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 3
May 29
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
May 1
Oct. 23
July 31
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
May 15
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Juno 12
Dec. 11
May 1
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
OfiBcial
Gazette.
522,193 1 July 3
446
.15
1428
1556
1667
627
3121
2576
1195
17.52
350
218
1473
1848
603
527
1889
2043
306
2842
1990
2163
456
2222
1572
2481
1302
337
113
1396
1429
1878
1367
639
2990
1923
705
81
2110
2843
2853
2254
1694
1651
1929
1930
804
1304
281
19
12
167
108
3,4
343
390
395
157
(776
^777
623
C293
1294
435
86
51
349
465
143
(127
1128
(448
1449
486
75
706
537
109
188
189
541
378
601
301
81
325
344
465
342
(162
1 163
(723
1724
455
172
21
(506
1507
707
691
544
413
404
460
460
189
315
66
5
4
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
51
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Calef. Joseph W., North Easton, assignorof one-half to E-W. Law, Cambridge, Mass. Drag-
saw machine ,
Calhoon, Albert O. (Sec Walker and Calhoon.)
Calhoun, Albert C., Harrington, Del. Barrel
Calhoun, Clara S. (See Calhoun, Daniel I., assignor.)
Caibonn. Clond B., assignor of one-half to D. B. Wood, Boonsville, Tex. Car-ooupUng
Calhoun Daniel I., assignor to C. S. Calhoun, Chicago, 111. Hoisting and conveying ma-
chine
Calhonn, John C. (See Gause, Benjamin, assignor.)
Calkins, AddiaonN., assignorto Central Machine and Foundry Company, Quincy, 111. Ele-
vator controlling device
Calkins, Almon H., Evanston, assignor to Chicago Oil Burner and Stove Company, Chi-
cago, 111 . Oil-burner
Calkins, Hiram C. (See Spooner and Calkins.)
Calkins, James H., assignor of one-half to T. J. McHugh, Wakefield, Mass. Self-attach-
ing bolt
Calkins, James H., assignor of one-half to T. J. McHugh, Wakefield, Mass. Expansible
cutter.
CaU, Libbie A., Oshkosh, Wis. Measure for laying off dress-charts
Callaghan, William S., assignor of one-half to 0. T. HoUoway, Baltimore, Md. Pneumatic
tire.
Callahan, Harry A., deceased, W. C. Callahan, administrator, assignorof one-half to L. L.
Higgins, Bradford, Pa. Dvnamite
Callahan, Michael. (See McMullen, Peter, assignor.)
Callahan, William C, administrator. (See CaUahan, Harry A.)
Callaway, John A. , Lampasas, Ter. Tire-heater
Callender, Bomaine, Brantford, Canada. Electric-circuit controller
Callender, Komaine, Brantford, Canada. Telephone-exchange system.
Callender, Romaine, Brantford, Canada. Telephone-exchange system .
Callender, Romaine, Brantford, Canada.
Callender, Romaine, Brantford, Canada.
Callender, Romaine, Brantford, Canada.
Electrical-circuit controller
Electrical-circuit controller
Automatic signaling transmitter
523,261
526,684
515,704
513,082
523,197
516,363
519,172
522,403
514,063
514,412
525,188
521,928
511,873
511,874
5U,875
515,108
515,109
515,110
530,324
530,325
518,019
512,003
531,.'561
531,506
520,410
525,090
515,746
521,929
522.966
51f,663
525,331
512,537
52^,884
516,587
526,892
519,173
519,174
514,442
514,987
518,776
515,046
530,326
.514,616
Campbell, Henry. (See Wagner, Marr, and Campbell.)
Campbell, Henry, Baltimore, Md. Chalk-holder for billiard-cues j 516,472
Campbell, Henry C, et al.. executors. (See Campbell, Gardiner and G. G.)
Campbell, Henry C.,.issignor to W. N. Campbell. Tarrytown.N.T. Closure for barrels, &c. 518,052
Campbell, Henry E., et al. (See Campbell. Gardiner and G. (jr., a.ssignors.) i
Campbell, Henry F., assignor to G. B. Jamea, trustee, Maiden, Mass. Hoop-dressing
machine ;.I 519,401
Callender, Romaine, Brantford, Canada. Telephone-exchange system .
Callender, Romaine, Brantford, Canada. Telephone-switch
Calloway, David A. (See Adams, John, assignor.)
Calvert, James G., Gothenburg, Sweden. Feed-water heater
Camden Iron Works. (See Matton, Frederick T., assignor.)
Cameron, Alexander. (See Clark, Cameron, and Kirk.)
Cameron, Arthur, assignor to F. C. Austin, Chicago, 111. Well-drilling machine
Cameron, Charles H., Huron, S. D. Door-check ,
Cameron, Charles H., Chicago, 111. Money-envelope
Cameron, Elmore. (See Love, John K., assignor.)
Cameron, James W., New York. N. Y. Hand- wheel guard
Cameron, Monroe A., andG. T. Dawson, Fulda, Minn., assignors to L. S. Straight, El Paso,
and R. Herschel Manufacturing Company. Peoria, ill. Harrow-di.sk sharpener
Cameron, Moses H., and W. Snape, Salford, England. Machineforcuttingsectionsof me-
tallic beams
Cameron, NeUl C, Ben Wheeler, Tex. Method of and apparatus for making concrete
monuments
Camm, Charles, Sheffield, England. Miner's pick, &c ,
Camp, James A., Minneapolis, Minn. Siphon ,
Campany. Milton E., Hamilton, Mich. Vaporbumer
Campbell, Albert. New Haven. Conn. Stop-cock
Campbell. Albert, Noroton Heights, Conn. Flexible joint
Campbell. Alva H., West Ales^udria, Ohio. Surgical table
Campbell, Andrew C., Waterbnrv, Conn. Double-acting press
Campbell. Andrew C, assignor to Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Company,
Waterbury, Conn. Automatic stop-clutch '. . ,
Campbell, Andrew C. assignor to Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Company,?
Waterbury, Conn. Double-acting toggle-press j
Campbell, Benjamin .J., Altoona, Kans. Churn-motor
Campbell, Charles W. (See Austin, William F., assignor.)
Campbell, Francis B. F., London, England. Holder for papers, pamphlets, or the like
Campbell. Gardiner, decea.sed, and G^ G.; H. C. and I. Campbell and M. A. Millard, execu-
tors and a.ssignors to G. G. and H. E. Campbell, Milwaukee, Wis. Water-supply system
for fire pomps or engines
Campbell, George G. (See Campbell, Gardiner and G. G.)
Campbell. George W., et al. (See Hall, Charles W., assignor.)
Campbell, George W., Lima, Ohio. Com -planter ,
Campbell, George W., Springfield, Ohio. Corn-planter
Campbell, George W.. assignor of one-half to F. J. McMnrray, El Paso, Tex.
elevator
Water-
No.
Date.
July 17
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
July 17
Mar. 13
May 1
July 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
June 26
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
Dec.
Dec.
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
May 29
Aug. 28
Mar. 6
June 26
Julv 17
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
May 1
May 1
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
1891
22
2848
2256
1779
1038
419
397
136
723
2125
2093
806
209
244
1849
1852
1856
433
440
1005
458
2272
2527
2568
1950
2094
i:i63
2124
12
1347
99i)
1410
475
6
709
545
447
247
101
102
32,33
184
C502
1503
52
53
54
55
56
56
57
58
59
(465
H66
466
f466
)467
(108
<109
(110
110
C252
i253
109
541
604
621
476
5,6
503
338
532
2
325
225
335
Official
Gazette.
368 92,93
102
OR
69
66
66
68
66
67
68
66
66
68
|67
66
66
i.66
J
1 66
66
1 66
V69
69
l67
67
420 I- 102 67
423 <103 >67
(104 )
768 ! 197 ] 66
1666 I 417 ! 66
Apr. 24 2326 577 67
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
1761
442
1071
1215
lOOC
iC444
) 445
)110 ),
<ni r
)66
268
291
269
66
380
7
1435
521
365
1662
618
78
879
990
1092
1629
43
43
49
1233
1233
1234
1294
1294
202
1675
1724
1075
1062
1459
1630
290
433
1153
266
1345
1731
09
fl8
619
1016
1200
1216
1S95
1073
66 1695
1
67 211
May 8 ' 849 ; 205 ! 67 1 715
52
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Campbell, Hugh, Halifax, England. Oil-engine ,
Campbell, Humphrey B., Atlanta, Ga. Shaft-setting device
Campbell, Isabella, et al., executors. (See Campbell, Gardiner and G. G.)
Campbell, James, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lifeguard for street-cars
Campbell, .Tames, Gibson, Mich. Express-messenger's safe
Campbell, James W., Ursa, 111. Seeder and planter
Campbell, James W., Ursa, 111. Planter
Campbell, James W. H., San Francisco, Cal. Food product and apparatus
Campbell, John, et al. (See Kerwin, John, assignor.)
Campbell, John, assignor to Pullman's Palace Car Company, Chicago, 111. "Water-closet. . .
Campbell, John D., Binghamton, N". T. Nut-lock
Campbell, Joseph E., assignor of one-half to E. R. Swetnam, Fairfax Station, Ta. Tire-
bolt -wrench
Campbell, Joseph H., Chicago, 111. Side bearing for cars
Campbell, Lute E., Arkansas City, Kans. Toe- weight
(Campbell, Malcolm, Boston, Mass. Adjusting means for belt-shifting mechanism of rov-
ing-frames
Campbell, Malcolm, "Woonsocket, E. I. Eoving-frame
Campbell, Malcolm, Boston. Mass., assignor to Woonsocket Machine and Press Company,
"Woonsocket, R. I. Clutch
Campbell, Mary L., Noyan, Canada. Hammer-guard for firearms
Campbell, Patrick F., Portage, Pa. Coal-mining machine
Campbell Printing Press and Manufacturing Company. (See "Wood, Henry A. W., as-
signor.)
Campbell, Robert, South Haven, Mich. Milk-pail
Campbell, Stewart L., assignor of one-half to H. "W. Rood, Kalamazoo, Mich. Electric-arc
lamp.
Campbell, Thomas R., Cambridge, Mass. Track
Campbell, "William. (See Lehmann, Carl F. W., assignor.)
Campbell, William H., et al. (See Clement, Charles B., assignor.)
Campbell, William N. (See Campbell, Henry C, assignor.)
Campbell, William S. (See Johnson and Campbell.)
Campiche, Henri, Geneva, Switzerland. Electric pendulum clock .
Canda, Ferdinand E. , New York, N. Y. Car-door
Canda, Ferdinand E., New York, N. Y.
Canda, Ferdinand E., New York, N. Y.
Canda, Ferdinand E., New York, N. Y.
Canda, Ferdinand E., New York, N. Y.
Car door packing-
Refrigerator-car .
Refrigerator-car .
Refrigerator-car .
Street-car truck. .
No.
Canda, Ferdinand E., New York, N. Y.
Canet, Jean B. G. A., Paris, France. Recoil-check for ordnance .
523,511
5ai,306
519,402
529,779
519,986
526,436
522,822
526,891
515,111
522,104
530,579
520,352
525,531
531,156
520,949
521,533
531,019
527,768
525,735
517,642
514,641
512,004
513,302
.522,105
522,448
523,512
Date.
525,590
522,508
522,509
513,706
Canet, Jean B. G. A., Paris, France. Firing mechanism for ordnance
Canet, Jean B. G. A., Paris, France, assignor of one-half to Sir Joseph Whitworth & Com-) I
pany. Limited, Openshaw, Eniiland. Gun-mounting $|
Canet, Jean B. G-. A., Paris, France, assignor of one-half to Sir Joseph "Whitworth & Com-?
pany. Limited. Openshaw, England. Torpedo-launching tube 5
Canet, Jean B. G. A., Paris, France, assignor of one-half to Sir Joseph Whitworth & Com-
pany, Limited. Manchester, England. Safety breech-lock for guns
Canet, Jean B. G. A., Paris, "France, assignor of one-half to Sir Joseph Whitworth <fe Com-?
pany. Limited. Openshaw, England. Automatically-operated breech mechanism for guns . <
Canet, Jean B. G. A., Paris, France, assignor of one-half to Sir .Joseph Whitworth & Com-V
pany. Limited, Manchester, England. Recoil-actuated hydraulic breech-operating mech-^, 531,157
anism for ordnance
Canonsburg Iron and Steel Company. (See Budke, John F., assignor.)
Cannell, "William. Lynn, Mass. Ferrule-machine
Canney, Joseph, Butte, Mont. Nipple-holder
Cannon, Arnout. (See Florence, George L., assignor.)
Cannon, Charles T., Fole-^, Mo. Post-driver
514,810
I 519,661
521,400
.522,647
524,777
Cannon, Corodon S. , Battle Creek, Mich. Metallic vehicle-wheel
Cannon, Louis C. et al. (See Harris, William A. and B. S. H., assignors.)
Cannot, Gustavo A., London, England. Material for insulating electric wires
Cannot, Gustave A., London, England. Apparatus for the manufacture of chlorin mon-
oxid .
Cannot, Gustave A., London, England. Manufacturing hypochlorous acid
Cannot, Gustave A., London, England. Material for making electric-light filaments
Cantine, Martin. (See Jewett, Francis A., assignor.)
Canton Steel Roofing Company. (See Belding, Thomas C, assignor.)
(iantz, Charles W., assignor to Henry Disston & Sons, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ingot-casting mold. . . T ■
Capehart, Alexander S., Bismark, N. D. Matrix-bar and making same
Capers, Julius T., Charleston, S. C. Grinding-mill
CJapewell, George J., Hartford, Conn. Combination-tool -■
Capewell, George J., Hartford, Conn. Nail-puller
Capital Cash Register Company. (See Cook, George F., assignor.)
Capital City Carriase Company. (See Saurbrey, George J., assignor.)
Capper, Charles, Wilkinsburg, assignor of one-half to "W. D. Corcoran, Pittsburg, Pa. Ap-
paratus for casting crucible-steel - •
Caps, John E., Kansas City, Mo. Machine for trimming printers' plates
Carbone, Giovanni G. , Genoa, Italy. Paper box for matches
Card Electric Company. (See Card, George F., assignor.)
Card Equipment Company. (See Card, George F., assignor.)
Card, Frank. S. (See Card, William L. and F. S.) .
Card, George F., Covington, Ky., assignor to Card Equipment Company, Mansfield, Ohio.
Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Card, George F., Covington, Ky., assignor to Card Electric Company, Mansfield, Ohio.
Electric switch
Card, Warren C, Mead, Mich. Hay-loader
Card, William L. and F. S., St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for concentrating ores
513,379
517,791
515,192
523,262
523,263
523,264
512,005
529,440
514,642
519,033
519,034
529,321
513,031
518,687
I 524,884
525,332
512,096
519,987
July 24
June 12
May 8
Nov. 27
May 15
Sept. 25
July 10
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
June 26
Dec. 11
May 22
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
June 5
June 19
Dec. 18
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
•Ian. 23
June 26
July 3
July 24
Sept. 4
July 3
July 3
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
May 8
June 12
Dec. 18
July 10
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
July 17
July 17
July 17
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
May 1
May 1
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
.Tan. 2
May 15
Monthly
volume.
2326
851
2228
1825
1969
1124
367
1860
2406
907
2477
351
1890
361
1405
1643
1793
726
374
Official
Gazette.
585
233
68
67
67
206
531 69
447 67
278 68
92
467
69
66
67
578
222 69
600 67
86,87
449
325
390
432
167
1113
459
2617
2407 ,
475 !
2327 ' ^
45*; I
564
567
3310 I
1388 I
1302
1148
C277 ?
}278 5
1891
812
1385
66
67
{111 I'
68
I 66
1 66
^273
C450
?451
203
337
68
68
2733 \fel
628
1992
1892
1893
1895
462
1665
1114
154
156
1430
2190
2162
1565
14
611
1827
157
66
67
110
396
278
36,37
37
344
523
541
382
3
147
448
4S0
1388
715
1100
906
1551
227
1234
1686
1397
1041
68
69
121b-
15y9 -
67
67
69
1263
1483
1544
69
378
68
67
1296
73
66 1080
594
1686
68 95
\ 68 480
1235
111
112
757
1134
311 i 67 795
f?Z? 1 67 1421
69 1590
172
945
615
122
66 1259
68
387
68
387
68
387
66
89
69
989
66
1081
67
566
67
566 '
69 927
66 439
67 441
977
67
1153
117
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
53
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Cardarelli, Emilio, Sumter, S. C. Fire-escape truck
Cardarelli, Emilio, assignor of one-half to G. W. Dick, Sumter, S. C. Fire-escape truck . . ,
Carden, Godfrey L. (See See and Garden.)
Carder, George H., assijiuor of oue-half to A. L. "Winters, Chicago, 111. Seam-ripper
Carey, Augustus C., Lake Pleasant, Mass. Incandescent lamp
Carey, Augustus C, Lake Pleasant. Mass. Incandescent lamp
Carev, Michael, New York. N. Y. Envelope
Carey, Philip. Cincinnati. Ohio. Fastening for non-conducting coverings
Carey, Samuel. (See Hartshorn, AVillis N., assignor.)
Carey, Wilson "W.. Lowell, Mass. Ring oiler-hearing
Carkeck, Morgan J., Seattle, Wash. Shingle-package
Carlaw, John A., and M. J. Teedy. Toronto, (ianada ; said Teedy assignor to said Carlaw.
Bag for transporting money, &c
Carles, Anatole C. Portland, Me. Automatic clrcuit-hroaker
Carleton, Edward H., Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shirt-bosom protector
Carleton, Ernest W., and J. M. Odell, Austin, Tex. Refrigerating apparatus
Carlie, George F., assignor of one-half to D. Buckner, New York, N. Y. Cigarette-cut-
ting machine
Carlinct. .lolin G.. assignor of seven-tenths to J. Wolstoncroft, W. O'Neill, and W. H. Soley,
Philadelphia, Pa. Pneumatic tool
Carling, Alhert G.. Ellen ville, N. Y. Fountain marking-brush
Carlisle, William N., assignor of one-half to G. H. Paine, Detroit, Mich. Toe-weight
Carlson, Adolph F., Attica, Ind. Iiisect-tr.ap for trees, &c
Carlson, Andrew. (See Stromherg anil Carlson.)
Carlson, Andrew W., Butte, Mont. Fire-escape
Carlson, Androv. (See Stromherg and Carlson.)
Carlson, Charles, Deer Trail, Colo. Wrench
Carlson, Conrad, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hanger apparatus for use in laying fireproof flooring. . .
Carlson, Edward, Chicago, Dl. Power-converter
Carlson, Frcdrik, Chicago, 111. Bridge-gate
(iarlson, Fredrik. Chicago, 111. Railway-gate
Carlson, Gabriel, Minneapolis, Minn. Machine for scouring or cleaning candies
Carlson, Gabriel. Miniieaiiolis, Minn. Apparatus for scouring and cleaning candies
Carlton, Harvey B., Rochester. N. Y. Camera-shutter
Carlyle, George, assignor to Standard Pearl Button Company, Limited, Detroit, Mich.
Button-machine
Carlyle. George, Detroit. Mich., assignor to H. W. Cronse, trustee, New York, N. Y. But-
ton drilling machine
Cnrlyle, George, assignor to Standard Pearl Button Company, Limited, Detroit, Mich.)
Apparatus for forming pearl buttons j
Carmack, John W., assignor of one-half to J. M. Millen, Dyershurg, Tenn. Hay-press
Carman, Charles L., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Stone-crusher
C.irman, Charles L., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Portable stone-cru.sher..
Carman, Charles L., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, 111. Bearing for gyratory
shafts or other analogous mechanism
Carman, Charles L., and P. W. Gates, assignors to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Stone-
crusher -
Carman, Charles L., E. E. Hauua, and P. W. Gates, assignors to Gates Iron Works, Chi-
cago, ni. Gyrating crusher
Carman, Isaac L., North Salem, assignor of one-half to J. H. McGee, Max, Ind. Tire-
tightener
Camiichael, Henry. Maiden, Mass. Method of and apparatus for electrochemical decom-i
No.
516,346
519,234
514, ?11
512,404
517,43-2
531.302
526,022
528,714
524,479
position
Carmichael, Henry, Maiden, Mass. Magnetic separator
Carmichael, William T. (See Waggoner and Carmichael.)
Carmont, Harriett, London, England. Starter or brake for vehicles
Camahan, Charlea M., Newport, Ky., assignor to Globe Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. En-
velope
CarndufF, Edward, What Cheer. Iowa. Coal or rock drilling machine ,
Games, John, assignor of two-thirds to J. Waltersand A.H. Middleton, Youngstown, Ohio.
Railway switch-rod
Caron, Francois X.. Methuen, Mass. Weaver's measuring device
Carothers, Samuel 0. (See Reed and Carothers.)
Carpenter, Adelbert, assignor to Monitor Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
Grain-drill
Carpenter, AmosH., Stockton. Cal. Marine propeller
Carpenter, Ch.irlesF., Louisville, Ky. Electromagnetic tool
Carpenter, Charles W., et al. (See Crowell, Luther C, assignor.)
Carpenter, Charles W., et al. (See Roesen, Oscar, assignor.)
Carpenter, Daniel A., New York, N. Y. Machine for attaching buttons to garments
Carpenter, Daniel A., New York. N. Y. Machine for attaching buttons to garments
Carpenter, Daniel H., Orlando, Fla. Wrench
Carpenter, Delos. Orion, Mich. Combined slide and buckle
Carpenter, Don A. (See Winder and Carpenter.)
Carpenter, Edwin S., Sewickley, Pa. Nut-lock
Cai-penter, Elmer E.. Worcester. Ma.ss. Mixing-board
Carpenter, George M., el al. (See Chace, James S.. assignor.)
Carpenter, George W.. Toledo, Ohio. Automatically-operated railway-switch
Carpenter, Henry L. (See Stamra. Fred C, assignor.)
Carpenter, Hiram H., St. Louis, Mo. Secondjiry battery
Carpenter, Horatio N., Riley, Mich. Loading apparatus
Carpenter, James C, «t a J. (See Markle.y, John A., assignor.)
Carpenter. John L., Auburn, N. Y. Vise
Carpenter, John W., Bridgewater, Va. Coffee-boiler
Carpenter, RoUa C., Ithaca, N. Y., assignor to Schaffer & Budenberg, Magileburg-Buckau, |
Germany, andNewYork, N. Y. Apparatus for testingindicator-spring.s'aud steam-gages. j
Carpenter, Rolla C, Ithaca, N. Y., assignor of one-half to C. M. Giddings, Rockford, 111. |
Governor l
513,756
.524.630
515,650
527,831
515,730
526,342
525,259
518,206
529,643
513,757
520,392
527,383
531,408
514,064
,526,770
.527,590
527,662
512,601
520,913
520,914
522,044
512,465
525,402
525,403
525,404
530,087
525,443
517,813
518,710
521,906
514,812
521,431
526,294
.518,020
523,759
Date.
520,843
516,261
519,662
519,788
525.133
515,070
528,628
517,185
529.706
Mar. 13
May 1
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
May 22
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
June 5
June 5
June 26
Jan'. 9
Monthly
volume.
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
June 26
Feb. 13
June 12
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
July 31
June 5
Mar. 13
May 8
May 15
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
990
1390
1238
16
2166
1218
333
889
3387
1141
2754
1897
2885
1767
2224
1329
2007
3388
2538
1159
2344
137
168
1503
1617
1441
296
298
2307
1239
149
151
153
18
214
662
2209
2046
1391
1202
1683
1008
2759
C235
)236
C127
U28
350
299
4
518
281
81
219
835
280
686
C455
1456
720
419
541
332
480
835
613
284
5.59
33
39.40
366
390
348
72
72
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)554
(299
}300
37,38
38
39
4,5,6
53
165
(551
^552
^553
493
350
285
397
253
685
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Gazette.
>69
162 I 36 67
865 201 66
1304 ; 311 i 67
1513
2023
1798
183
2447
2111
J368 ^6^
)369 ii
495
454
44
576
I 506
66
. . 524,885 I Aug. 21 1566 382 , 68
514,260
519,988
528,074
523,656
519,235
526,856
Feb. 6
May 15
Oct. 23
July 31
May 1
Oct. 2
494
1836
2351
2561
535
307
121
448
567
642
129
75
1654
640
1134
246
6
1655
1398
707
841
1417
396
1442
1.502
1110
260
1051
771
1053
230
1689
879
32
307
328
284
1251
1251
1668
246
1178
1178
1178
1218
1190
128
448
1621
1134
1430
1483
202
576
1227
1630
795
848
1075
1223
679
1960
108C
977
916
908
479
542
641
58
54
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Carpi, Vittorio, Chicago, 111. Voice-rectifier
Carr, Alexander, Chambersville, Ark. Agricultural machine
Carr, Austin C, et al. (See Rigby, Brierley K., assignor.)
Carr, Charles H., Lynn, Mass. Bicycle
Carr, Elijah W., San Antonio, Tex. Paper-folder
Carr, Elmer E. (See Ingram and Carr.)
Carr, Erasmus T., Miles City, Mont. Sectional boiler
Carr, Florence M., assignor to F. M. Carr Manufacturing Company, Chicago, lU. Orna-
mental grille-work
Carr, Israel L., Toronto, Canada. Portable chemical fire-extinguisher
Carr, John, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor of one-half to J. Erickson, Gloucester, Mass. Bi-
cycle
Carr, Joseph J., assignor to Wiltes-Barr6 Molding Machine Company, "Wilkes-BarrS, Pa.
Pattern for making car-Tvheels
Carr, Joseph J., assignor to Wilkes-Barr6 Molding Machine Company, Wilkes-Barrfi, Pa.
Forming molds for casting car-wheels ,
Carr, Obed W. (See Farrar, William B., assignor.)
Carr, Oma, "Washington, D. C. Apparatus for charging sugar-cane carriers
Carr, Kimmon J., Rothbury, Mich. Fence
Carr, Robert, Newburg, N. T. Fifth- wheel for vehicles
Carr, Roberts., Hamilton, Ohio. Saw-handle
Carr, Robert S., Hamilton, Ohio, assignor to F. C. Ball, Munoie, Ind. Jar-fastening
Carr, "William L., Milford, N. H. Seal
Carrick, John. (See Malone, Frank P., assignor.)
Carrick, Robert A. (See Delabarre, Frazer, and Carrick.")
Carrington, Edward JL., Bristol, Conn. Apparatus for automatically polishing articles of
manufacture
Carrington, John B. (See Elliott and Carrington.)
Carrithers, Fred A., Pekin, 111. Nut-wrench
Carroll, Charles J., et al. (See Assheton, "William, assignor.)
Carroll, Charles J., assignor of two-thirds to D. Stewart and "W. Ashton, Baltimore, Md.
Cash-register
Carroll, Edgar J., assignor to "W. T. Carroll, "Worcester, Mass. Spindle-bearing
Carroll, Edgar J., assignor to "W. T. Carroll, "Worcester, Mass. Spindle-retainer
Carroll, Edgar J., assignor to "W. T. Carroll, "Worcester, Mass. Spring-nut for spindle-
supports -
Carroll, Edgar J., assignor to "W. T. Carroll, "Worcester, Mass.
Carroll, John, Belfast, Ireland. Pneumatic saddle for cycles
Carroll, John, assignor to Chicago Stamping Company, Chicago, HI.
ing sheet metal
Spindle-bearing
Machine for flang-i
No.
Carroll, Thomas, assignor to Hubinger Carroll Cash Register Company, New Haven, Conn.
Cash-register
Carroll, Thomas, assignor to Hubioger CarroU Cash Register Company, New Haven, Conn.
Total-adding cash-register
Carroll, Thomas, assignor to Hubinger Carroll Cash Register Company, New Haven, Conn.
Cash register and indicator
Carroll, Thomas P., Franklin Furnace, N. J. Car-coupling
Carroll, "WilUam T. (See CarroU, Edgar J., assignor.)
Carron, Pierre J. C, Pont-de-Claix-Isere, France. Brush for dynamo-electric machines . .
Oarse, John B. , assignor to T. Kane, Chicago, 111. Gas-engine
Carse, John B., assignor to T. Kane, Chicago, HI. Gas-engine
Carson, Robert N., and A. A. Martin, assignors to E. T. Allen Company, San Francisco,
Cal. Boxing-glove ,
Carson, "WiUiam, Jr., et al. (See Lyon, "William, assignor.)
Carstein, HansL., Cambridge, Mass. Coal-conveyer
Carsten, John, Lanham, Kans. Reeling-machine
Carstens, Alexander, and D. J. McCormack, Aspen, Colo. Automatic' ore-feeder
Carstens, Charles B., administrator. (See Miiller, Charles L. F.)
Carswell, Henry G., Santa Clara, Cal., assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. J. Albert,?
Philadelphia, Pa. Musical instrument Si
Carter, Albert S., assignor of one-half to S. D. "Wright, Philadelphia, Pa. Bicycle tool-box.
Carter, Alfred C, Greenfield, Iowa. Ditching-machine
Carter, Byron B., assignor to M. C. Bullock Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI. Inter-
cepting-valve
Carter Car-Brake Company. (See Carter, Clarence W.. assignor.)
Carter, Charles, and A. H. Bell, Tooele county, Utah Ter., and C. T. Boehm, New York,
N. Y. Apparatus for precipitating gold and silver from cyanide solutions
Carter, Charles "W. (See Seaberg. John A. W., assignor.)
Carter, Clarence "W. , assignor to Carter Car-Brake Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Car-brake.
Carter-Crume Company. (See Kinnard, Will M., assignor.)
Carter, Dinsmore & Co. (See Hopkins, Robert G., assignor.)
Carter, Edwaid A., et al. 'See Sweetland, Jerome B., assignor.)
Carter, Henry C, East Orange, N. J. Cover for butter-receptacles, &c
Carter, Isaac T., Indianola, Iowa. Folding poultry-coop
Kokomo, Ind. Fiber-disintegrating machine .-
(See Walker and Carter.)
(See Carter, William J. and J. J.)
(See Reel, John, assignor.)
Carter, .John T., Brookland, assignor of one-fourth to S. J. Haislett, Washington, D. C. Au-
tomatic railway-signal
Carter, Joseph, Blyth, Canada. Checkrein-support
Carter Machine Company. (See Helm, Thomas W., assignor.)
Carter, Redin O., Kiikland, (aa. Apparatus for distilling crude turpentine
Carter, Richard B., assignor of one-half to S. E. Kemp, Blair, Nebr. Door-check
Carter, Thomas H., Walnut, Miss. Brake for side-bar vehicles :
Carter, William, J. W. Dawson, and J. Meyrick, Jr., assignors of one-fourth to H. F. Done-
gan, Louisville, Ky. Signal-light fixture
Carter, William B., Mexia, Tex. Ant-trap
Carter, William J. and J. J., Dublin, Ga. Journal-bearing
Carter, J ohn B.
Carter, John F.
Carter, John J.
Carter, John J.
527,235
512,006
518,777
512,944
512,679
519,66,3
524,377
528,145
512,945
512,946
517,730
530,391
518,688
516,473
517,433
515,747
528,852
512,007
522,823
523,849
523,909
528,361
528,362
516,364
519,527
521,332
521,333
521,334
519,696
530,088
518,177
518,178
522,106
520,133
513,088
522,779
515,323
514,542
531,097
513,084
513,174
520,821
521,634
521,781
515,193
530,013
521,015
526,613
514,643
521,459
520,820
528,921
520,295
Date.
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
May 8
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
July 10
July 31
July 31
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
May 8
June 12
June 12
June 12
May 15
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
June 26
May 22
Jan. 23
July 10
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
June 5
June 19
June 26
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
June 5
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
June 19
Monthly
volume.
911
463
2329
2060
1573
1305
722
2483
2062
2063
528
555
2163
1217
18
21
604
464
1124
2928
3023
2854
2855
1043
1077
1027
1031
1043
1362
Official
Gazette.
220
110
577
488
378
312
175
489
(128
1129
138
541
(291
J292
4
7
143
111
279
729
752
691
692
248 ' 66
^258 ;?o,
i259 r^
(241 n
^242
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(243
<244
(245
245
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22 6
1266 319
1267 319
2410 1 579
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1512
2258 ! 545
1058 i 261
I
I C553
1554
943 i 238
1779 424
2104
2236
2259
2407
116
546
581
25,26
1577 ! 368
1841 438
1993 496
2656
470
2242
1115
1274
June 5 114
Nov. 13 < 748
May 22 I 2377
637
112
535 ' 68
278 66
297 67
25 ' £1
175 69
577 67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
55
Kame, reaidence, and invention.
Composite material and manu-
Cartwright, David J., Boston, Mass.
Cartwright, David J., Boston, Mass.
Carter, William L., and O. C. Hinman, Los Angeles, Cal.
facture of same
Carter, William T., Paterson, JT. J., assignor to Columbia Novelty and Advertising Com-
pany, of Now Jersey. Combination game or jiuzzle
Cartledge, William R.,Gnelpli, Canada, .assignorof one-half to Why Brothers & Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa. Knit-fabric and method of and apparatus for producing same
Cartwright, David .J., Boston, Mass. Riisetto for electric-light wires
Incandescent electric lamp
Plug and receptacle for electrical purposes
Cartwright, David J., Boston, Mass. Arc-light hanger-board
Cartwright. Edwin, assignor of one-half to W. Doyle, Milwaukee, Wis. Blast-feeding ap-
paratus for furnaces
Carty, John J., New York, N. Y., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, III.
Telephone-transraitter from secondary batteries
Carvalno, David N., No-.v York, N. Y. Paper for bank-notes, checks, bonds, stocks, and
other instruments
Carver Cotton Gin Company. (See Churchill and Baxter, assignors.)
Carver, Harry. (See Walker and Carver.)
Carver, James W. (See Hulett. Elvira, assignor.)
Carver, James W.. assignor to Carver Manuiacturing Company, Middle (Jranville, N. Y.
Bale or bundle tie
Carver, James W., Auburn, assignor to himself, and A. L. Childs, Canton, Me. Table
Carver Manufacturing Company. (See Carver, James W., assignor.)
Carver, Thomas F. (See McMahon and Carver.)
Carville, Katharine J. C, New York, N. Y. Paroel-deUvery system
Cary, Henry B., Los -Angeles, Cal. Car-brake
Gary, James H., Maiden, assignor of one-half to L. P. Bryant, Northampton, Mass. Sig-J
naling apparatus for telephone-exchange systems j
Cary Safe Company. (See Goehier, George J. H., assignor.)
Cary, William H., et al. (See Austin, William H., assignor.)
Cascaden, Thomas, Jr., Waterloo, Iowa. Combined rendering kettle and furnace
Feed-grinder
Propeller. (Reissue)
Screw-propeller
Screw-propeller
Cascaden, Thomas. .Jr.. Waterloo, Iowa.
Case, Alfred W., Highland Park, Conn.
Case, Alfred W., Highland Park, Conn.
Case, Alfred W., Highland Park, Conn.
Case, Amos. (See Stevens and Case.)
Case, Charles W. (See Pattee and Case.)
Case, Cromwell O., assignor to P. & F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Door-stop
Case, Cromwell O., assignor to P. &. F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Door-knob
Case, Cromwell O., assignor to P. &. F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Door check or closer. .
Case, David W. (See Allen, Ethan, assignor.)
Case, Estella, New York, N. Y. Bustle
Case, Frank E., Canton, Ohio. Surgical chair
Case, Frank J., Arrington, assignor of one-third to G. T. Challis, Atchison, Kans. Rail-
way weed-mower
Case, J. H. (See Thompson, Charles, assignor.)
Case, Joel T., Bristol, Conn. Steam-engine
Case, Joseph D., Plainfield, N. J. Keyboard attachment for musical instruments
Case, Levi AV. (See Sheldon, Cevedra B., assignor.)
Case Manufacturing Company. (See Burner, Daniel E., assignor.)
Case, Wendell P., Middleborough, Mass. Shoe-fastening
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. Y. Manufacturing aluminium
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. Y. Manufacturing aluminium
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. Y. Making aluminum compounds
Casella & Co., Leopold. (See Weinberg, Arthur, assignor.)
Casey. Henry, assignor of one-half to F. H. Strong, West Hartford, Conn. Halter
Casey, James. (See Warren and Casey.)
Casey, John, Baltimore, Md., assignor'to J. Stelwagon's Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Stamping)
No.
516,999
524,703
,525,091
525,315
.526,145
530,068
530,882
525,045
518,392
531,507
516.185
526,144
530,747
517,601
529,894
.522,5>"G
525,976
11,399
517,025
527,045
523,146
528,147
528,853
517,434
530,159
511,752
516,430
529,895
513,085
512,801
512,802
512,803
Date.
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Deo. 25
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
July 10
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
528,760 Nov. 6
512,097 Jan.
Casey, Selden b., Loudon, Canada. Wire-fabric tool
Casey, Selden S., H. M. Kay, and H. A. Stringer, London, Canada. Grip wire-fence tool-
Casey, William H., Boston,"Mas3. Coupling-link
Cash, Arthur W., assignor to Armstrong Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Pipe threading and cutting ofif machine
Casler, Charles R. (See Walrath, Robert, assignor.)
Casler, Herman. Syracuse, assignor of one-half to H. N. Marvin, Schenectady, N. Y. Camera.
Caspar Autom.itic Patent Company. (See Matteson, George F., assignor.)
Caspar Automatic Patent Company. (See Williams, Orion H., assignor.)
Caspar, William, Milwaukee, Wis. Spark-arrester
Casper. Charles F., and T. S. Darling, Conewango, N. Y. Clothes-drier
Cass, John A., assignor of one-half to N. Hall, Ipava, HI. Harrow-disk sharpener
Cass, Louis S., et al. (See Butterfield, Fessenden C, assignor.)
Cassaday, Ernest R.. and W. Weaver, Philadelphia, Pa. Lumber-load binder
Cassard, Harry L., Baltimore, Md. Puzzle
Cassard, Herbert. (See Woods, Hampton, assignor.)
Ca.ssard, Herbert, assignor of one-half to H. Woods, Chicago, lU. Water-purifier
Cassel, A. M., el al. (See Armistead, Fabian H., assignor.)
Cassel. Henry B., et al. (See Werline, Henry E., assignor.)
Cassella & Co., Leopold. (See Hoffmann and Daimler, assignors.)
Cassella & Co., Leopold. (See Hoffmann and Krohn, assignors.)
Cassella &. Co., Leopcdd. (See Weinberg, Arthur, assignor.)
Cassidy, John C, East Orange, N. J. Electric switch or cut-out
Cassidy, .Tohn C, East Orange, N. .J. Electric switch and cut-out
Cassidy, .Joseph A., and W. A. Butler, New York, N. Y. Conduit electric railway
Cas.sidy, William A. , Amarillo, Tex. Quilting attachment for sewing-machines
Casson, John -J. (See Casson, William N., assignor.)
Casson, William N.. assignor of one-half to J. j; Casson, Marinette, Wis. Hose-reel
Casswell, Richard H., assignor to C. H. Slawson, S. Kling, IngersoU, and J. S. Pearce, Lon-
don, Canada. Milk-purifier
.521,635
512,360
529,896
519,175
517,539
530,392
519,378
528,922
518,207
519,989
June 19
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
May 1
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
May 8
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
May 15
525,316 I Aug. 28
529,363
529,595
5l5,.i72
514,443
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
517,731 Apr. 3
517,814 Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
1261
1951
2322
1431
2749
1401
1866
1664
733
1428
1189
300
2425
707
1143
2890
2158
615
2484
2485
605
19
138
20
1141
2427
2261
1806
1807
1808
419
612
1578
1038
2428
42S
198
556
808
749
1330
1836
2324
1505
1932
2633
770
531
663
496
311
477
562
335
659
; 333
I 334
456
410
172
334
290
69
(582
i583
180
260
712
511
149
601
602
C143
X\H
4
37
5,6
(271
<272
(273
583
546
101
:lf8 }<
369
254
583
104
45
138
197
176
332
449
563
Official
Gazette.
362 69
460 69
654 66
197 , 66
129
166
1876
922
1062
1130
1436
1200
1485
1048
337
1724
1605
1436
1446
59
1138
154
1372
645
1904
130
518
518
750
1240
7
1681
1138
523
369
369
369
722
118
1514
208
1139
620
40
1317
707
803
260
908
1131
961
1037
1393
1016
103
129
56
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
Tolume.
Official
Gazette.
Castaing, Jean M., and J. B. Dohin, New Orleans, La. Kain- water cut-off
Castelow, Wilbur E., Meriden, Conn. Game apparatus ,
Castle, Lewis D.,Greensburg, Pa., assignor to J. T. Kelly, Brooklyn, N.T., and G. M. Jones, i
Pittsburg, Pa. Machine tor reaming and tapping valves .._ ;
Castle, Lewis D., Greensburg, Pa., assignor to J. T. Kelly, Brooklyn, N. Y., and G. M.
Jones, Pittsburg, Pa. Valve
Castle, Peter C. D. (See Hanson, Castle, and Morrison.)
Castle, William H., assignor of one-half to G. W. Cole, North East, Pa. Car-coupling
Castleman, William I., assignor of one-half to P. G. Ditterline, Allen's Spring, HI. Port-
able furnace ,
Castner, Hamilton Y., Loudon, England. Electrolytic apparatus
Castner, Hamilton Y., London, England. Process of and apparatus for electrol3rtic de-
composition of alkaline salts
Caswell, Frederick K. (See Wiley, Charles T., assignor.)
Caswell, Tracy B., Denver, Colo. Perforating strips for type-setting machines
Catanach, Adam A., et al. (See Shank, Charles A., assignor.)
Catchpole, Alfred, (jeneva, N. Y. Damper-regulator
Gate, Martin L. (See McNeil and Kohlhepp, assignors.)
Cate, William W. (See Hubbell and Gate. )
Gates, Owen G., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Railway-car
Gates, Owen G., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Search-light
Gates, Owen G., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Trolley-pole catcher
Catlin, Ephroui and G. Eein, assignors to St. Louis Kegister Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Street-car register
Catlin, Ephron, and G. Eein, assignor to St. Louis Eegister Company, St. Louis, Mo. Fare-
register .
Cattanach, John A., Eort Eeno, Okla. Ter. Valve
Cattori, Michel A., Eome, Italy. Series electric railway .
Cattori, Michelangelo, Eome, Italy. Conduit for electric railways
Cattlow, Edward, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacturing chenille
Cauble, Daniel B., Spencer, Ind. Scythe-rack
Caustic Soda and Chlorine Syndicate. (See Greenwood, James, assignor.)
Cavalier, Peter E., Clyde, Ohio. Check-hook
CavaUaro Francesco, San Jos6, Cal. Attachment for Artesian wells
Cavanaugh, Edward, Springfield, Ohio. Combination-tool
Cavanaugh, James D., Lebanon, assignor to N. S. Althouse and J. H. Knoll, Eeadiug, Pa.^
Washing-machine
Cavanaugh. John, Evanston, 111. Bicycle-saddle
Cavers, William, Owen Sound, Canada. Combined shaft-support and antirattler
Cawdery, John W., London, England. Gravity-railway
Cawley, George, London, England. Steam-boiler ,
Cayce, John M., Nashville, Tenn. Compensated-pendulum motor
Cayley, Claud T., London, England. Manufacture of metal tubes
Cayley, Claud T., and E. S. Courtman, London, England, assignors to United States Pro-
jectile Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Making tubular articles
Caziu, Ernest, AVest Hoboken, N. J. Lock
Cazin, Francis M. F., Hoboken, N. J. Incandescent electric lamp
Cazin, Francis M. F., Hoboken, N. J. Electric incandescent lamp
Cecchi, Luigi, Genoa, Italy. Coin-freed delivery apparatus
Celluloid Company. (See Stevens, John H., assignor.)
Central Cycle Manufacturing Company. (See Wainwright, Lucius M., assignor.)
Central Machine and Foundry Company. (See Calkins, Addison N., assignor.)
Ceovich, Pasco, Seattle, Wash. Carpet-fastener
Ceramic Paving Stone Company. (See Krahe, Carl, assignor.)
Cereal Machine Company. (See Perky, Henry D., assignor.)
Ceresole, Maurice. Neuville-surSaone, France, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik,
Ludwigshafen, Germany. Ehodamin dye
Ceresole, Maurice, Neuvilie-sur-Saone, France, assignorto Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik,
Ludwigshafen, Germany. Ehodamin dye
Cermak, Vacluv. Cleveland, Ohio. Washing-machine
Chable, AugustF., Cleveland, Ohio. Liquid-emptying device for cans
Chaoe, George M. . Somerset, Mass. Danger-signal
Chace, James S., I?rockton, assignor of two-thirds to G. M. Carpenter, Everett, and F. W.
Sisson, Fair Haven, Mass. Thrust-bearing for wheels, &c
Chadbourne, Zebulon L., assignorto T. Adams, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bicycle-crank
Chadwell, James, Defoe, Ky. Hand-planter
Chadwick, Horace E., Howard, E. I. Steam or hot- water heater
Chadwick, John F. (See Kaster, James W., assignor.)
Chadwick, Joseph G. (See Getchell, Augustus W., assignor.)
Chafer, John E., Cleveland, Ohio. Automatic feed-water regulator
Chaifee, Alfred M. and H. V., Oxford, Mass. Dumping- wagon
Chaifee, Charles S., A. S Hoffman, and P. A. Green, Birmingham, Conn. Carpet-beater. -
Chaffee, Herbert V. (See Chaffee, Alfred M. and H. V.)
Chaffey, George, Mildura, Victoria. Automatic water-meter
Chaffin, Lewis L. , Monticello, Minn. Sleigh-knee
C halfant, Peter T. , Philadelphia, Pa. Horse-checking device
Chalfant, William E., Philadelphia, Pa. Frictional and positive clutch
Challenge High Speed Engine Company. (See Davis, John V., assignor.)
CbaUis, (S^eorge T. (See Case, Frank j., assignor.)
Chaloupka, August G. (See Smith, Orson W., assignor.)
Chamberland, Charles E., Paris, France. Filter
Chamberlain & Co., J. W. (See Chamberlain, Joseph W., assignor.)
Chamberlain, Henry J. (See Eobinson and Chamberlain.)
Chamberlain, Joseph W., assignor to J. W. Chamberlain & Co., Bangor, Me. Ceiling-plate.
Chamberlain, Thomas W., and E. L. Agan, Wheeler's Mill, Ky. Still-furnace or other
529,536
522,704
512,155
530,393
512,242
519,236
518,135
528,322
523,760
514,444
517,517
521,601
521,602
530,067
531,020
517,093
514,303
526,963
520,400
528,148
518,937
524,666
523,850
527,360
512,008
522,824
518,224
518,443
513,878
520,296
flue.
ChamberUn, Bayard, X)enver, Colo. Display-rack 516,347
.529,597
523,736
523,460
523,461
525,692
521,534
516,588
516,589
517,839
524,754
530,883
518,393
51.5,421
520,726
527,405
512,804
524,161
515,573
527,046
527,319
516,365
522,587
519,664
530,394
517,404
Nov. 20
July 10
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
May 1
Apr. 10
Oct. 30
July 31
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
June 19
June 19
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
May 22
Oct. 30
May 1
Aug. 14
July 31
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
July 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
May 22
Nov. 20
July 31
•July 24
July 24
Sept. 11
June 19
Mar.
13,
Mar.
Apr.
Aug
Dec.
13
10
21
11
Apr.
Feb.
May
Oct.
17
27
29
16
Jan.
Aug.
Feb
16
7
27
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
9
9
13
July
10
May
8
Dec.
4
Mar.
Mar.
27
13
1934
902
715
558
846
536
1194
2787
2761
771
166
1517
1518
2751
1644
2288
570
481
2547
2486
5
1196
2930
1119
465
1127
1367
1754
3579
2378
1935
2732
2230
2234
641
1406
1412
1414
697
1348
1403
1665
2401
3102
1197
1809
335
2635
616
1055
1044
708
1306
559
460
222
173
174
C17.1
1114
138
205
129
300
673
1685
[686
198
37
355
355
660
390
539
(142
1X43
(118
ill9
615
602
1
293
730
(273
1274
111
279
342
435
(880
1881
577
461
674
561
561
(150
1151
325
177
329
334
411
595
751
294
430
79
655
149
255
248
(180
1181
312
139
69
68
I 66
67
67
69
67
67
67
60
169
67
67
68
66
68
67 i 283
67 354
^66 J 809
67 j 1022
69 I 1038
68
68
67
68
69
67
66
67
69
69 130
69 210
66 ; 1662
Us
2835
994 1 236
67
69
2036
66 1655
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
57
Name, residence, and inventlcn.
CbamberliD, John V. (See Knapp and Charaberlin.)
Cliiimbers Brothers Company. (See King, Howard K., assignor.)
Chambers, David S., Sausalito, assignor of one-tenth to H. Lacy, San rrancisco, Cal.
Sheep-shearing machine
Chambers. Frank, and T. Dond, Camden, N. J.: said Chambers assignor to H. K. Thomas,
New York county, N. Y. Stop-off motion for knitfing-machines
Chambers, Joaephus C, Detroit, Mich. Electric lamp lighter
Chambers, Josephus C, assignor to R. H. Brown, Detroit, Mich. Curling - iron and
heater
Chambers, Richard B., West Chester, assignor to C. M. Black, Chester, Pa. Automatic
cycle-support
Chamber.^, Richard B., assignor to C. M. Black, Chester, Pa. Combination pencil shai^-
ener, grinder, protector, and eraser
Chambers, Richard B., assignor toC. M. Black, Chester, Pa. Flexible-belt fender for street-
railway cars
Chambers, Solomon, assignor of one-half to J. G. Meyers, Bay City, Mich. Reclining-
chair
Chambers, Talbot R., East Orange, N. J. Breast-compressor
Chambers, "VYilliaTii. (See Kirker and Chambers.)
Chameroy, Bernard H. , Vesinet, France. Oilcan
Chamont, Gaston. (See Lareissiere and Chamont.)
Cham]) Joseph H., assignor to Bishop & Babcock Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hydraulic
air-compressor
Champ, .Joseph H., assignor to Bishcg) & Babcock Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hydraulic
air-compressor
Champ, Joseph H., assignor to Bishop & Babcock Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Double-
acting hydraulic air-compressor
Champenois, Charles C, Newark, N. J. Cuif-button or stud
Champenois, Charles C., Newark, N. J. Cuff-button or stud
Champion Cash Register Company. (See Geiger, Harry M., assignor.)
Champion Safety Lock and Novelty Company. (See Hasenpflug, John A., assignor.)
Champlin, Amos F., "Waterburv, assignor to Hendey Machine Company, Torrington, Conn.)
Reversing mechanism for metal shaping and planing machines 5
Chanceller, George W. (See Rust, Robert S., assignor.)
Chandler, Charles H., et al. (See Burdick, Charles L., assignor.)
Chandler, CJharles H., assignor to Chandler Pump Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Pump .
Chandler, George E., Fall River, Mass., assignor to E. Dixon, Bristol, R. I. Mechanism
for actuating roving-rods of spinning-machines
Chandler, George W., and J. C. Dale, Manhattan, Kans. Car-brake
Chandler. Isaac E., assignor to Union Eyelet Company, Providence, R. I. Machine for
setting lacing-hooks
Chandler, John A., assignor of one-half to N. D. "Waters, Kansas City, Mo. Vapor-burner.
Chandler, .John A., assignor of one-half to N. D. "Waters, Kansas City, Mo. Vapor-burner.
Chandler, John A., assignor of one-half to N. D. "Waters, Kansas City, Mo. Vapor-burner.
Chandler, Josiah C, London, England. Apparatus for charging gas-retorts
Chandler & Price. (See Price, "William H., .Jr., assignor.)
Chandler Pump Company. (See Chandler, Charles H., assignor.)
Chandler, "William, North Bend, Canada. Scissors-holder and point-guard
Chaney, Ambrose. (See Wires. Edward T., assignor.)
Chaney, Silas N., Grangeville, La. Hair-clipper
Chaninel, William J. (See Robinson, John, assignor.)
Chaninel, William J., assignor to Lengert Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Safety -vehicle
Chanute, Arthur, and M. W. lies, Denver, Colo. Dust - chamber for metallurgical fur-
naces
Chapin, Annie A. (See Acheson, William -J., assignor.)
Chapin, Herbert L. (See Meisel and Chapin.)
Chaplin, Edwin D., Natick, Mass. Vacuum-pump
Chaplin-Fulton Manufacturing Company. (See Pudan and Fulton, assignors.)
Chapman, Albert H., Upton, Mass. Machine for cutting bones
Chapman, Byron J. (See Black and Chapman.)
Chapman, Charles H., and W. S. Goodhue, Kansas City, Mo. Truss
Chapman, Clarence L., Little Falls, N. Y. Centrifugal liquid-separator
Chapman. Frank M., assignor to S. P. Chapman, New York, N. Y., and C. B. Jefferson,
Buzzard's Bay, Mass. Life-saver for cars
Chapman, Franklin. (See Bennett and Chapman.)
Chapman, George. Edinburgh, Scotland. Means for producing rotary from reciprocatory>
motion
No.
514,704
519,690
522,727
526,685
518,914
521,016
522,147
518,751
513,086
524,245
513,556
515,516
523,830
524,523
528,715
519,941
523,657
527,591
517,916
526,295
515 422
515,423
515,424
522,705
530,014
512,009
526,664
515,071
521,432
527,769
522,967
523,105
Date.
Vehicle-spring
Vehicle-spring
Clasp for
Chapman, George T., assignor to W. H. Merritt, New York, N. Y.
Chapman, George T., assignor to W. H. Merritt, New York, N. Y.
Chapman, Harry. (See Graham and Chapman.)
Chapman, Herbert M., Trimley, England. Explosive
Chapman, Joseph L., Haddonfield, N. J. Steam-trap
Chapman, Stella F., et al. (See Chapman. Frank M., assignor.)
Chapman, Walter P. (See Bunker, Herman, assignor.)
Chapman. William. (See O'Neill, Charles Z., assignor.)
Chappcl. William H., and J. C. Wagner, Glen Ellyn, 111. Mail-bag crane
Chappell, Fred L., assignor to Featherbone Corset Company, Kalamazoo, Mich,
supporting garments
Chapjiell, Thomas C, Baltimore, Md. Letter-box
Chaquette Canal and Harbor Dredging Company. (See Chaquette, Ephraiem, assignor.)
Chaquette, Ephraiem, assignor to Chaquette Canal and Harbor Dredging Company, Bridge-
port, Conn. Dredging apparatus
Chaquette, Ephraiem. assignor to Chaquette Canal and Harbor Dredging Company, Bridge-i
port. Conn. Dredging apparatus (
Chaquette. Ephraiem. assignor to Chaquette Canal and Harbor Dredging (Company, Bridge-j
port. Conn. Dredging apparatus .' (
Chaquette, Ephraiem, assignor to Chaquette Canal and Harbor Dredging Company, Bridge-
port, Conn. Rotary pump for dredging apparatus
Chardonnet, Hilaire de, Be3an90u, France. Uanufactniing artificial silk
526,614
512,501
512,502
516,295
518,053
Feb. 13
May 8
July 10
Oct. 2
Apr. 24
June 5
June 26
Apr. 24
.Jan. 23
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
July 31
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
May 15
July 31
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
July 10
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
June 12
Oct. 23
July 17
July 17
524,190 I Au,
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
513,032 Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
.511,930
522,045
523,807
523,959
523,960
52.3,961
531,158
Jan. 2
June 26
July 31
July 31
July 31
Julv 31
Dec. 18
1219
1351
955
23
2553
471
2485
2289
2263
465
3054
2537
2885
964
334
2563
1507
820
1684
2405
2407
903
2658
466
2329
1800
1203
1795
1364
1597
377
2244
1300
1301
910
1067
347
2309
2845
3124
3129
3132
1894
303
326
C237
1238
631
112
596
569
546
752
629
717
237
82
(429
H30
642
366
205
398
(595
J 596
596
596
(222
)223
111
557
454
(2f>5
)2S6
433
339
(401
J 402
89,90
(535_,
313
313
81
554
707
(777
)778
(7:9
J 780
780
OfficL-il
Gazette.
66
67
1 68
69
67
67
67
67
66
68
68
I 68
1101
804
198
7
511
1282
1702
461
523
746
710
1373
600
854
707
892
542
308
172
1484
1348
1348
1349
189
1183
90
1617
1223
1430
379
290
334
68 ' 730
1602
257
257
1639
211
440
66
1668
592
615
'68 I 646
646
1590
58
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Charles, Albert A. (See Sollenberger, John T., assignor.)
Charles, John H. (See Ormerod and Charles.)
Charles, Koland H., Canisteo, N. T., assignor of one-half to A. M. Legg, Washington, D. C.
Bicycle-bell
Charles Scott Sprins Company. (See Hansell, "William H., assignor.)
Charlton, Thomas, Denver, Colo., and K. M. Mitchell, St. Joseph, Mo. Process of and ap-
paratus for manufacturing aqua-ammonia
Magneto-telephone
Magneto-telephone
Telephonic system
Combined telephonic and signal-
Charmbury, Henry, Newark, N. J. Hat-lining machine
Charron, Bruno. (See Talbot, Thomas, assignor.)
Chase, Andrew J., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for distilling water
Chase, Charles A., Houlton, Me. Water- wheel
Chase, Charles W. (See Birrer, John B., assignor.)
Chase, Floyd T., Alvarado, Tex. Sanding device for locomotives -
Chase, FredericD., Maiden, Mass. Deck-iron
Chase, George N. (See Kirchner and (Jhase.)
Chase, Henry A., assignor to A. Watts, Boston, Mass.
CJhase, Henry A., assignor to A. Watts, Boston, Mass.
Chase, Henry A., assignor to A. Watts, Boston, Mass.
Chase. Henry A., assignor to A. Watts, Boston, Mass.
ing system
Chase.'Henry A., Brooklyn, assignor to W. A. Force <fe Co., New York, N. Y. Engraving-i
machine ' <
Chase, Henry M., et al. (See Larsen, August, assignor.)
Chase, James M. (See Chase, John, assignor.)
Chase, John, assignor of two-thirds to J. M. Chase, Paterson, N. J. Apparatus for remov-
ing vegetable matter from wool
Chase, John A. (See Adler and Chase.)
Chase, John Q., Grand Rapids, Mich. Wall-plaster
Chase, Josiah B. (See Richardson and Chase.)
Chase, Joseph H. and J. B. Tracy, Meriden, Conn., assignors to AeoUan Organ and Music
Company, New York, N. Y. Musical instrument
Chase, Newton, Fort Scott, Kans. Twister-head for tool handles
Chase, Newton, Fort Scott, Kans. Hammer or hatchet
Chase. Porter B- (See Richardson and Chase.)
Chase, Rodney G. . Elsdon, 111. Fastening for refrigerator-doors
Chase, Sarah "A., Medicallake, Wash. Reclining-chair
Chase, Sherwood M. , Canton , Ohio. Pump i
Chase, Walter G. (See Clough, Albert L., assignor.)
Chase, Zenas B., Bangor, Me. Lock-hinge -
Chatain, Evariste, and S. Giletti, San Francisco, Cal. Manufacture of artificial granite and
veneering stone '.
Chatain. Henri G., New York, N. Y. Car-fender
Chatfield, Irving G., Waterbury, Conn. Bicycle-saddle
Chatten, Thomas E., Bethlehem, Pa. Wrench
No,
Date.
521,401
531,098
530,015
521,152
522,148
527,663
Mar. 27
June 12
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
June 12
June 26
Oct. 16
516.642 Mar. 20
516.643 i Mar. 20
Chatterson, Robert L., Denver, Colo. Placer-machine
Chatwood, Samuel. (See Lord and Leason, assignors.)
Chaussard, Victor. (See TaufiBieb and Chaussard.)
Chazotte, Jean F., assignor of two-thirds to G. Maisons, 3d, and A. Roy, Montreal, Canada.
Smoke-consuming furnace
Chazotte, Jean F., assignor of two-thirds to G. Maisons, 3d, and A. Roy, Montreal, Canada.
Garbage-cremating furnace
Cheatham, Robert Y., Louisville, Ky. Electric lock
Cheever, James G. (See Colvin, Byron L., assignor.)
Chpney, William S., et al. (See Bobmhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Chenn, Charles, jEtampes, France. Railway-chair
Clieout, Jacob, California, Iowa. Chimney
(iherest, L6on J., Chicago, lU. Metallic ceiling
Cherry, Michael, and D. Dysert, Carlisle, Pa. Butchering apparatus
Chesebro, Denison P.. et at. (See Maurer, Ludwig, assignor.)
Chesebro, James F., New York, N. Y. Inhaler
Chesebrough, Robert A., New York. N. Y. Apparatus for continuous distillation
Chesney, Cummings C. (See Kelly and Chesney.)
Chesney, Cummings C. (See Stanley, Kelly, and Chesney.) _ ,
Chesney, Cummings C, assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Cir- i
cuit-breaker
Chesney, Cummings C, assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Sys- i
tem of transmitting and distributing electrical energy
Chess, Frank G.. Rocker, Mont. BiUiard-cue chalker.'.
Chester, Walstein R., et al., executors. (See Rice, David H.)
Chicago Automatic Fire Escape and Manufacturing Company. (See Briggs, Samuel R.,
assignor.)
Chicago Corrugated Elbow Company. (See Syversen, Andreas, assignor.)
Chicago Folding Box Company. (See Walker, William J., assignor.)
Chicago Heat Storage Company. (See Koneman, William A., assignor.)
Chicago Oil Burner and Stove Company. (See Calkins, Almon H., assignor.)
Chicago Railway Equipment Company. (See Robischung, Henry B., assignor.)
Chioago-Rockford Hosiery Company. (See Harbaugh, Howard E., assignor.)
Chicago Stamping Company. (See Bersted, Martin, assignor.)
Chicago Stamping Company. (See Carroll, John, assignor. )
Chicago Stamping Company. (See James, William A., assignor.)
Chicago Stamping Company. (See Sturges, Lee, assignor.)
Chichester, Elizabeth H. (See (Chichester, Lemuel A., assignor.)
Chichester, Lemuel A. (See Knight, Chichester, and Relyea.)
Chichester, Lemuel A., assignor to National Chair Manufacturing Company, Phoenicia,
N. Y. Convertible chair
Chichester, Lemuel A., assignor to E. H. Chichester, Chichester, N. Y. Child's or inva-
lid's chair
Chick, Horace F., Watertown, assignor to J. A. Emery, trustee, Boston, Mass. Anti-
inductive conductor
Chick, Horace F., Watertown, assignor of two-thirds to F. ^ . Spooner and E. A. Stuart,
Boston, Mass. Electric conductor
524,480
528,075
517,680
514,413
516,914
520,297
513,481
516,644
516,296
513,981
526,070
518,021
,512,431
.522.149
512,862
520,411
528,503
517,540
520,105
514,813
530,925
513,758 1
513,879 i
527,320
523,265
524,704
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
May 22
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
June 26
Jan. 16
May 29
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
May 22
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
July 17
Aug. 21
525,134 Aug. 28
530,748
527,770
517,946
519,443
513,482
513,982
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
May 8
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
6
to
be
1
2159
511
1150
1781
273
(424
^25
2659
708
C638
J6.39
166
2487
1620
596
391
1513
1514
891
360
360
220
2352
447
568
(108
\ 109
724
184
1962
2380
2916
1515
578
718
360
911
13
1303
214
3
302
1009
253
1174
2488
1925
2568
3098
285
597
455
621
(751
i752
199
45
2033
1391
496
351
1475
3389
3582
1056
349
836
881
255
1895
1262
477
311
2027
496
1190
1798
290 1
434
865
218
913
220
2917
1
718
14
3
Official
Gazette.
67
[69
[69
67.
67
69
66
66
68
69
567
66
67
66
67
67
66
67
^69
67
67
66
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical Hit of patentees — Coutinued.
59
Name, residence, and invention.
Child, Ch.irlea T., Ashland, Va., assignor to Electric Power Company, of Maine. Alternat-
inircarrent motor
Children, Edwin, Council Bluffs, Iowa. "Wheel-cultivator
Child.<i, A. H., et at. (See Curry. .James H., assignor )
Childs, Alfred L. (See Carver, James AV., a.ssignor.)
Childs, Charles E., el al. (See Traphasen, George W., assignor.)
Childs. (jharles H., assignor to Grand Rapids Vapor Stove Company, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Vaporizer for gasoline-stoves
Cbild.s, Charles H., assignor, l)v mesne assignments, to T. Friant, T. S. White, T. M. Peck,
F. Raniville, D. McCoy, M. JJundy, J. J. Tucker, and L. A. Giddings, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Vapor-burner
Childs, Edward D., Milwankee, "Wis. Shoe-nailing machine
Childs, James, London, England. Apparatus for making tea, coffee, &c
Childs, James, London, England. Apparatus for the mannfactare of aerated bread or
cak(
Childs, James, and C. J. Jones, London, England. Apparatus used in making infasionsj
and maintaining supplies of hot water or liquid j
Childs, Samuel S. (See Childs. William. Jr., and S. S.)
Childs, Sumner W. (See McTighe and Childs.)
Childs, "Wallace, Fort Smith, Ark. Telephone-exchange system
Childs, "W.illace, Fort Smith, Ark. Telegraphic and telephonic exchange system
Childs, "n'^illiam, Jr., and S. S., Brooklyn, N. T. Bottling-machine
Childs, "William A., Englewood, N. J. Switchboard
Childs, "William "H. H., New York, N. T. Enameling paper or other fabrics
Chilton, Annie H., Baltimore, Md. Combined horse-detacher and brake
Chinnock, George H., Brooklyn, N. T. Pneumatic tire
Chinnock, George H., New York, N. Y. Bicycle-wheel
Chisholm, Henry A., Cleveland, Ohio. Socket for shovels, spades, or scoops
Chisholm, Mary. (See Rooney, Henry F., assignor.)
Chisholm, S. S. (See Sweet, Benjamin "W.. assignor.)
Chittenden, Giles E., Niles, Cal. Step-ladder
Chittick, S. (See Hayden, Henry A., assignor.)
Choate, Parker C. New York, N. Y., assignor to Electrical Zinc Company, of New Jersey.
Producing metallic zinc
Choate, Parker C, New York, N. Y., assignor to Electrical Zinc Company, of New Jersey.
Preparing solutions carrying salts of zinc
Choate. Parker C, New York, N. Y., assignor to Electrical Zinc Company, of New Jersey.
Producing metallic zinc ,
Choate, Parker C New York, N. Y., assignor to Electrical Zinc Company, of New Jersey.
Producing metallic zinc ,
Choen, "Wolf, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for ironing garments ,
Cholerton, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Driving mechanism for drawing-off rollers of comb-
ing-machines ■>.
Chollar, Benjamin F.,as8ignorof one-half to G. B.Hendricks, Fort "Worth, Tex. Anti-oscil-
lating attachment for street-cars
Chope, Robert L., Detroit, Mich. Coin-case
Chope, Thomas, San Francisco, assignor of one-half to "W. B. Frederick, Oakland, Cal.
Sash-holder
Chormann, Ernest G., Philadelphia, Pa. Folding table
Chouteau, Pierre, St. Lonis, Mo. Engine
Chouteau, Pierre, St. Louis, Mo. Direct-acting engine
Chouteau, Pierre, St. Louis, Mo. Means for lubricating cutting-edges of tools
Chouteau, Pierre, St. Louis, Mo. Attachment for engines
Chrisler, Monroe R., and H. M. Smith, Elmira, N. Y. Pill-machine ,
Christensen, Carl E. R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for operating street-railway switches
Christensen, Richard M,, New York, N. Y. Line-fastener
Chri.stenson. Martin, La Crosse, "Wis. Shoe-polisher
Christgan, Henry C. (See "Weber, Friederick D., assignor.)
Christian, Edward M., Minneapolis, Minn. Hatch
Christiansen, Erail. (See Thanner, Leonhard, as.signor.)
Christiansen, Simon, New York, N. Y. Garment-fitting pattern
Christiansen, Simon, New York, N. Y. Sleeve-pattern
Christiansen, Simon, New "York. N. Y. Garment-fitting pattern
Christi.inson, Charles, Vilas, S. D. Potato-harvester
Cliristianson, Knut K. A., assignor to P. A. dstberg, Stockholm, Sweden. Manufacturing
billiard-balls from iron or steel
Christie, George B., J. Lowe, and G. A . Lederle, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for excavating
ditches
Chri.^tie, John. (See Mather and Christie.)
Christie, Peter H., Clove, N. Y. Feuce
Christie, "William, Passaic, N. J. Mechanical ash-sifter
Christie, "William, Toronto, Canada. Biscuit-making machine
Christman, Augustus G., Reading, Pa. Shutter-bower
Christman, Charles H., deceased; K. L. Christman, New York, N. Y., executrix. Marine
enamel or paint
Christman, Katharine L., executrix. (See Christman, Charles H.)
Christopher, Calvin F. (See Chri.stopher, "William N. and C. F.)
Christopher, Henry M., New York, N. Y. Shower-bath apparatus
Christopher, John M., Baltimore, Md. Electric heater for ear sand-boxes
Christopher, "William N. and C. F., Spartanburg, S. C. Steam-engine
Christopherson, Martin H., Chicago, 111. Elevator-operating mechanism
Christy, Rn.ss J., Fremont, Ohio. Knife
Christy, "William T., Newark, assignorof one-half to A. Scheid, Harrison, N. J. Fan-blower.
Chunn, Charles H., assignor of one-half to E. E. Cowan, AshevUle, N. C. Protractor
Churan, Frank. (See Pozdena and Chnran.)
Church, Charles A., et al. (See English, Carl S., assignor.)
Church, Dnane H., "Waltham, Mass. Screw-making machine
Church, Dnane H., "Waltham, Mass. "Watch-movement frame
No.
528,121
.528.413
513,669
523,303
517,027
514,988
526,377
521,389
.528,590
528,591
512,432
512,805
517,732
515,651
512,243
523,831
516,915
520,202
512,361
512,362
518,711
518,732
517,328
527,664
522,929
527,266
524,631
519,379
519,147
520,915
522,588
."128,530
523,785
524,540
521,847
524,414
525,333
526,378
526,379
526,380
530,395
530,257
521,700
521,759
514,201
516,077
527,047
531,610
531,303
520,253
523,761
526,771
519,237
516,366
526,023
512,156
527,771
Date.
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
July 17
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
June 12
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
July 31
Mar. 20
May 22
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
July 10
Oct. 9
Aug. 14
May 8
May 1
June 5
July 10
Nov. 6
July 31
Aug. 14
June 26
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Dec, 4
Dec. 4
June 19
.Tune 19
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Deo. 25
May 22
July 31
Oct. 2
May 1
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Monthly
volume.
2436
2943
3246
1953
2160
1668
1845
849
110
116
1175
1811
532
2755
847
2888
1963
2224
1039
1041
2219
2259
2673
1621
1143
809
367
299
711
13
2801
986
1938
793
15
1847
1849
1851
560
317
1680
1802
496
556
617
2167
2310
2763
171
537
1044
1219
721
1799
589
712
796
492
(511
J 512
C417
)418
439
C198
\W9
27, 28
28,29
285
430
129
686
205
(718
1719
462
541
553
561
627
391
320
234
280
197
87,88
73
181
5
696
242
243
465
194
439
439
440
139
Official
Gazette.
394
427
121
M30
131
149
518
5C0
680
40
129
248
281
:i74
175
434
67
69
67
68 1530
68 1530
68
09
69,
67
67
60
J 66 ; 137
89 ! 379
60
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Church, Duane H., Newton, Mass.
Church, Duane H., Newton, Mass.
Church, Duane H., Newton, Mass.
G-rinding-maohine
Stem winding and setting watch
Jewel-piping machine
Church, Duane H., Newton, Mass. Machine for recessing watch-movement plates .
Church, Duane H., Newton, Mass. "Watch-plate
Church, Dwight M., "Willimantic, Conn., assignor of two-thirds to E. B. Foss, Bay City,
Mich. Railway-switch
Church, Dwight M., Willimantic, Conn., assignor of two-thirds to E. B. Eoss, Bay City,
Mich., and A. C. Andrew, Windham, Conn. ' Kailway-switch
Church, Dwight M., assignor of part to A. C. Andrew, Willimantic, Conn., and E. B. Foss,
Bay City, Mich. Railway-switch. (Reissue)
Church, E. Dwight, et al. (See Steams, Albert, assignor.)
Church, Edward O., Denver, assignor of two-thirds to J. E. Price and T. B. Stuart, A rapahoe
county. Colo. Device for operating elevator-doors
Church, Frank L., Troy, N. T. Tape-measure ,
Church, Frank S., assignor of one-half to W. F. H. Edwards, Detroit, Mich. Electric-rail-
way trolley
Church, Frank S., assignor of one-half to W. F. Edwards, Detroit, Mich. Roller-bearing. . -
Church, Frank S., assignor of one-half to W. F. Edwards, Detroit, Mich. Coin-controlledj
phonograph ;
Church, George E. (See Ettenger, George W., assignor.)
Church, George W. (See Lang, William, assignor.)
Church, Henry A. (See Salisbury, Levi E., assignor.)
Church, Isaac, Toledo, Ohio. Expansion-bolt
Church, James A., et al. (See Steams, Albert, assignor)
Church, Lawrence J. and M. J., Springfield, Mass. Envelope-machine
Church, Louis, Buffalo, N. T. Picture-hanger
(jhurch, Melvin B., (Jrand Rapids, Mich. Preparing decorating mixtures
Church, Michael J. (See Church, Lawrence J. and M. J.)
Church, WalterC, London, England. Steam or other motive-fluid engine
Church, Walter C, London, England. Steam-engine. .......
Church, William L., Newton, Mass.,
Jersey City, N. J., and New York.
Church, William L., Newton, Mass.
Jersey City, N. J., and New York
Church, William L., Newton, Mass.,
Jersey City, N. J., and New York
Church, William L., Newton, Mass.,
Jersey City, N. J., and New York,
Church, Wiiliam L., Newton, and S.
Church, Kerr & Company, Jersey
Church, William L., Newton, and S.
Church, Kerr & Company, Jersey
assignor to Weatinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company,
N. Y. Apparatus for making ice
, assignor to Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company,
, N. Y. Apparatus for making ice
assignor to Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company,
, N. Y. Ice-making apparatus :.
, assignor to Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company,
N. Y. Ice-making apparatus
A. Reeve, Boston, Mass., as.signors to Westinghouse,
City, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Ice-machine
, A. Reeve, Boston, Mass., assignors to Westinghouse,
City, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Ice-making appa-
Church, William L., Newton, and S. A. Reeve, Boston, Mass., assignors to Westinghouse,
Church, Kerr & Company, Jersey City, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Ice-making appa-
ratus.
Church, WiUiam L., Newton, and S. A. Reeve, Boston, Mass., assignors to Westinghouse,
Church, Kerr & Company, Jersey City, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Apparatus for
making ice
Churchill, Henry P. (See Scamman and Churchill.)
Churchill, Newton, and W. C. Baxter, assignors to Carver Cotton (jin Company, East
Bridgewater, Mass. Heel-breast finisher
Churchill, Orlando E., and C. W. Bennett, Penn, Mich. Fence
Ciancimino, Peter, Brooklyn, and F. W. Mattocks, New York, N. Y. Dumping-scow
Cilley, George W., assignor to Crescent Fire Arms Company, Norwich, Conn. Lever-ac-J
tion for breakdown guns j
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company. (See Holz, Frederick, assignor.)
Cini, George W., and G. Maiwald, San Francisco, Cal. Safety gas-cock
C!innamon, John, New Brighton, N. Y. Device for heating and ventilating rooms
Cisco, George W. and J. J., Jr., New York, N. Y. Kettle
Cisco, Joseph J., Jr. (See Cisco, George W. and J. J., Jr.)
Cissel, Richard S. T., Elizabeth, N. J. Hot-air register. (Reissue)
Claar, Henry, Hawkeye, Kans. Corn-harvester
Clabaugh, William. (See Smith and Clabaugh.)
Claft'ey, Frank E., Providence, R. I. Valve
Claflin, Frank. O., Boston, Mass Table
Claflin, Mack A. (See Lebolt, George W., assignor.)
Clainnont, Ralph de, San Francisco, Cal. Bicycle stand or holder
(Jlamer, Francis J., Philadelphia, Pa. Alloying lead and zinc
Clancy, J. R. (See Hart, Samuel J., assignor.)
Clapp' Alfred C. (See Davidson, Harry, assignor.)
Clapp, Charles W. (See Westervelt and Clapp.)
Clapp, Mortimer A. (See AVomersley, Sague, and Clapp.)
Clapp, Ralph R. (See Shearer and Clapp.)
Clapp, Richard D., Boston, Mass., assignor to J. P. C. Weis, Providence, R. I.
No.
517,643
520,633
522,046
522,930
527,772
520,25i
522,951
11,404
527,665
527,194
517,028
522,648
529,019
527,406
521,153
522,510
513,003
519,238
519,239
529,344
529,345
529,346
529,347
529,341
529,342
529,343
530,494
520,768
519,420
527,800
514,414
518,091
530,016
524,191
11,426 I
519,836
520,203
516,262
Date.
Apr. 3
May 29
June 26
July 10
Oct. 23
May 22
July 10
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
July 10
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
June 12
July 3
Jan. 16
May 1
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
June 5
May 8
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Aug. 7
July 3
May 15
May 22
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
machine .
Drilling-
Clarenbach, Louis, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Cloth napping and brushing roller .
Clariot, Jean J. P. , Paris, France. Fluid-operated electric switch
Clark, A. D., et al. (See Byrd, Walter M., assignor.)
Clark, Abner C, Spencer, Mass. Winker-brace
Clark, Albert G., Glendale, Ohio. Car-coupling
Clark, Alexander H., Fond duLac, Wis. Bicycle
519,016 May 1
528,923 I Nov. 13
527,321 Oct. 9
522,728 July 10
525,092 I Aug. 28
.518,876 Apr. 24
529,020 Nov. 13
524,131 I Aug. 7
375
2936
1292
1801
2311
1332
1527
1623
841
2164
814
904
1198
710
570
2154
538
542
1463
1465
1469
1472
1457
1460
1462
741
11
878
1853
726
1124
2663
379
683
1585
2227
124
751
Official
Gazette.
89,90
710
C554
5 555
(320
021
f 322
434
560
331
382
391
205
513
203
C213
)214
294
:166
167
!lfi8
146
1058
958
;129
130
!l31
;131
132
[133
352
353
353
353
352
352
352
182
3
213
445
C184
1185
284
639
90
174
388
541
(201
1202
30
256
238
1954 I J ^77
69
>67
66
>67
1.67
69
2484 i 616
906 : 214
283 I 66
68
68 I 1063
67
69
68
498
831
713
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
61
Alphabetical list of imicntcen — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Clark, Alexander H., Fond dn Lac, "Wis-.assignorof one-half to I. E. Clark, Denver, Colo.
Piston-rod packing -.
Clark, Archibald D., ct al. (See Byrd. Walter M., assignor.)
Clark, Artlinr S., Saline. Mich. Windmill-regulator ,
Clark, Benjamin W., Washington, D. (!. Dumping-wagon ,
Clark, Bernard. Susquehanna, Pa. Throttle- valve
Clark, Charles B. (See Decker, William L., assignor.)
Clark. Charles E., D.ayton, Ohio. Safe :
Clark, Charles P., .Jr., Newton, Mass. Freight-blank
Clark, Clement. Sandusky. Ohio, assignor of one-half to J. S Clark, Detroit, Mich. Bottle. .
Clark & Co., Theodore. "(See Ferry, Frank P., assignor.)
Clark, Cullen B.. Englewood, ni. "Fruit-drier
Clark, David, Ea.ston. Pa. Anchor
Clark, David S., Kingston, Pa. Foot-rest attachment for chairs
Clark, D wight S.. assignor to Stecher Lithographic Company, Kochester, N. Y. Paper box,
Clark, Edward, New York, N. Y. Vehicle-pole .'
Clark, Edward I. (See .Stincman, William H. H., assignor.)
Clark, Edwin M.. Detroit., Mich. Spark-arrester for arc lamps
Clark, Erwin B., Grand Rapids, Mich. Combined bed and couch
Clark, Ezra E., Northampton, Mass. Pnmping-engine
Clark, Ezra E., Northampton, Mass. Duplex engine
Clark, Fnincis L., Wilkinsburg, assignor to Westinghouse Air Brake Company, Pittsburg,
Pa. Air-brake
Clark, Frank L, Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
Clark, Frank L., Pittsburg. Pa. Hoop-mill attachment
Clark, Franklin D., Esc.anaba, Mich. Self claminng and locking trace-buckle
Clark, Frederick O. (See Hazard, Dexter, assignor.)
Clark. Frederick O. (See Hndgkins, Nelson D., assignor.)
Clark. George. Carlisle, England. Machinery for addressing envelopes, &c
Clark, George M., Haddam, Conn. Soil-working machine
Clark, George M., Higgannm, Conn. Disk harrow
Clark, George M., Higganum, Conn. Straddle-row cultivator.
Clark, George M., Higgannm, Conn. Cultivator
Clark, Has., Kansas City, Kans., and P. D. Mj'ers, Kansas City, Mo. Baling-press.
Clark, Henry A. (See Lombard, Nathaniel, assignor.)
Clark, Henry F., Ea.ston, Pa. Detonator for railway signaling purposes
Clark, Henry F., Easton, Pa. Apparatus for automatic fog signaling on railways
Clark, Henry R. (See Clark. John K. and H. R.)
Clark. Isaac. Morris Plains, N. J. Thill-coupling
Clark, Isabella E. (See Clark, Alexander H., assignor.)
Clark, James. (See Howe and Clark.)
C!lark, Joel, Hartland, assignor of one-half to N. Clark, Spokane, Wash. Car-coupling
Clark, John, Pontiae, Mich. Hand-pump
(ilark, John, Detroit, Mich. Divisible toe-weight
Clark, John A. (See Wyman and Clark.)
(jlark, John H., assignor to AVhittier Machine Company. Boston, Mass. Elevator ,
Clark, John H., Boston, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Electric motor '.
Clark. John K. (See Buckbee, Charles E., assignor)
Clark, John K., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. K. Clark, Butfalo, N. Y. Catch-
plate or striker
Clark. .lohn K. and H. R., assignors, by mesne assignments, to Clark Manufacturing Co.,
Butfalo, N. Y. Adjustable catch-plate or striker
Clark, John M., et al. (See McCarthy, Joseph J. and C. A., assignors.)
Clark, John S. (See Clark, Clement, assignor.)
Clark, John W. (See Hunter, David E., assignor.)
Clark, John W., Riegelsville, Pa. Window-screen
Clark, John W., Dn Bois, Pa. Pump attachment
Clark, Joseph, San Francisco, Cal. Means for conducting, positioning, and exploding tor-
pedoes
Clark, Judson,Newburyport, Mass. Velocipede ....
Clark, Leroy. (See Conner and Clark.)
Clark. Malcom G. (See Arnold, Oliver, assignor.)
Clark Manufacturing Co. (See Clark, John K. and H. R., assignors.)
Clark, Marcus C, et al. (See Braddock, Warren L., assignor.)
Clark, Martin M., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Galvanic battery.
Clark, Mary K. (See Clark, John K., assignor.)
Clark, Mason .7., Caroline Centre, N. Y. Checkrein-loop
(Illark, Mason J.. Caroline Centre, and E. A. Northrup, Cortland, N. Y. Bicycle
Clark, Merrill E., and M. Shebesta, assignors to Drapery Fixture and Wood Carving Com-)
pany, Worcester, Mass. Machinery for sanding and finishing j
Clark, Neill, Manchester, N. C. Bed-brace
Clark, Nelson. (See Clark, Joel, assignor.)
Clark, Richard, and L. M. Crom, Warsaw, Ohio. Printing-press
Clark, Roswell M., and G. E. GUhans, Kansas City, Mo.; said GUhaus assignor to said
Clark. Stove or range
Clark, Samuel F.. Oil City. Pa. Hitching device for stock
Clark, Sigoumey F.. Elizabeth, N. J. Tie-plate .'
Clark Stamping Company. (See Rutf head and Anthony, assignors.)
Clark, Theodore E., Cleone, Oreg. Metal-punch
Clark, Theodore M., Newton, Mass. Camera
Clark, Theodore M., Newton, Mass. Apparatus for cremating garbage
Clark, Theodore M., Newton. Mass. Tension-spool for roll-holders
Clark, Thomas H., et al. (See Green. William A., assignor.)
Clark, ITlysses G., andC. Morgan, Chicago, HI. Piano-action
No.
517, .563
530,985
513,881
519,665
517,261
.520,353
521,636
522,C«
520,177
518,544
513.760
526.219
.531,159
529,644
512,010
513,303
522,805
520,255
52.5,1.35
517,435
531,021
512,276
514,208
514,209
514,210
515,748
522,650
523,424
512,947
531,099
519.444
522,288
520,755
526,686
522,878
512,244
525.260
531,508
513,983
516,786
528,286
Date.
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
May 8
Mar. 27
May 22
June 19
July 10
May 22
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
July 10
May 22
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
July 10
July 24
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
May 8
July 3
May 29
Oct. 2
July 10
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
240
1582
3586
1308
2562
2478
1579
815
2181
2090
3391
1566
1896
2007
2618
1128
2314
2029
20
1648
901
396
402
408
22
816
2157
2065
1783
914
198
3151
24
1192
849
2225
2528
15
1747
Oct. 30 2728
May 15 ' 1840
Jan. 9 1348
I
Jan. 30 ; 3582
Mar. 13 | 1218.
Dec. 11 763
Mar. 13 1485
June 26 1842
Nov. 27 2364
May 1
June 5
Sept. 25 2092
Dec. 4 445
547
363
56
375
883
312
601
GOl
369
203
.531
521
836
367
4.52
480
cm
) 112
C634
) 635
280
561
496
5
391
218
I 95
( 96
( 96
< 97
( 98
98,99
7
204
C542
)543
489
425
220
53
763
6
297
206
541
604
4
412
659
449
325
881
;8>2
>8;t
292
Official
Gazette.
I 526,516
! 530,327
1527,048 Oct. 9 618
187
352
439
565
133
88
C498
111
149
69
66
[66
V66
66
66
68
1 08
66
f881 y
^8>2 S
67
66
06
66
69
66
67
69
67
67
[68
69
69
47
1533
810
796
1982
1041
1515
173
985
427
771
1461
1590
1051
90
594
228
1009
1076
6
1545
183
928
928
929
1459
173
451
416
1569
727
40
1180
7
241
161
1111
1724
857
1808
563
908
266
810
1695
1371
1745
1580
1126
643
1263
1574
1295
131
62
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Clark, Walter B., assignor of one-half to C. Lndlam, Chicago, 111. Thill-coupling
Clark, Walter N., Warren, Ohio. Folding chair
Clark, Warren H., West Burlington, N. T. Machine for picking and separating hops
Clark, William, Greenfield, Wis. Type-writing machine
Clark, William A., Toronto, Canada. Machine for bottling milk
Clark, William A., assignor of one-half to T. L. O'Donnell, Kockford, 111. Clamp for plow-
irons.
Clark, William, A. Cameron, Sydney, and C. Kirk, North Sydney, New South Wales.
Automatic flushing apparatus for urinals, <fec
Clark, Williaia D., et al. (See Byrd, Walter M., assignor.)
Clark, William H., assignor of one-half to B. B. Brown, Erie, Pa. Counting-machine
Clark, William H., assignor of one-half to B. B. Brown, Erie, Pa. Adding-machine
Clark, William H., assignor of one-half to B. B. Brown, Erie, Pa. Calcvilator
Clark, William H. and W. J., Salem, Ohio. Mortising-machine
Clark, William J. (See Clark, William H. and W. J.)
Clark, William J., St. Louis, Mo. Incubator ,
Clark, William E., Minneapolis, Kans. Corn-cutter
Clark, William S., and M. H. Willis, Easton, Mass. Sewing-machine
Clarke, A. Lincoln. (See Foote, Herbert W., assignor.)
Clarke, Alfred L., Sprin^eld, Ohio. Car-fender
Clarke, Charles D., Merrill, Wis. Lumber-lack
Clarke, Charles D., Merrill, Wis. Lumber-jack for railway-cars
Clarke, Edward F., Duluth, Minn. Fireproof curtain for elevator-shafts
Clarke, Ernest. (See Eubinstein, Cluley, and Clarke.)
Clarke, Francis B., et al., executors. (See Babcock, George H.)
Clarke, Frances J., Newport, K. I. Brush
Clarke, George K., Montel, Tex. Sheet-feeder
Clarke, George E., Montel, Tex., assignor to Danbury Printing IPress (Company, Danbury,
Conn. Feeder for printing-machines
Clarke, George W., assignor of one-half to E. Appel, Rochester, N. T. Pneumatic sulky..
Clarke, J. Bennett, et al., executors. (See Babcock, (Jeorge H.)
Clarke, James G., Mount Pleasant, Mich. Land-roller
Clarke, Joseph H. (See Porter, Daniel E., assignor.)
Clarke, Joseph H., et al. (See Scales, William §., assignor.)
Clarke, PeeteB., Birmingham, Ala. Apparatus for handling coal in bulk
Clarke, Peter. (See Peuchen, Stanley C, assignor.)
Clarke, T. E., et al. (See Williams, Frederick W., assignor.)
Clarke, Thomas A., Chicago, HI. Folding stand
Clarke, Thomas E. (See Lousaw and Clarke.)
Clarke, Walter H., Columbus, Ohio, assignor to M. Griswold, Erie, Pa. Paper-roll holder.
Clarke, William C, New York, N. Y., and A. B. Griifen, Newark, N. J., assignors to Gil-
bert Si, Barker Manufacturing Company, of Massachusetts. Apparatus for carbureting
Clarke, William E., Kansas City, Mo. Cloth -measuring device ,
Clarkson, Thomas, Sutton, England. Sampler for grain, minerals, &c
Clary, Smith B., et al. (See Wylie, Chester L., assignor.)
Claude, Herbert. (See Hogan, Michael D., assignor.)
Claudon, Joseph A. I., Glenwood Springs, Colo. Sectional steam-generator
Claudy, Christian, and J. Klusmeyer; said Claudy assignor to A. L. Poe, Birmingham, Ala.
Belt-fastener
Claus, Hubert, Thale, Germany. Enameling metal-ware
Clausen, Carl T. E., Copenhagen, Denmark. Apparatus for determining, correcting, or
compensating compass deviations
Clausen, Julius C, Hensall. Canada. Hame-tug
Clausen, William, et at. (See Ferguson. George W., assignor.)
Claussen, Edward E. (See Lorenz and Claussen.)
Claussen, Edward E., assignor to A. H. Walker, trustee, Hartford, Conn. Making paper
bags
Claussen, Edward E., assignor to A. H. Walker, trustee, Hartford, Conn. Making paper
bags
Claussen, Edward E., assignor to A. H. Walker, trustee, Hartford, Conn. Making paper
bags
Clawson, Clement C, Newark, N. J. Coin-receiving apparatus
Clawson, Clement C., Newark, N. J. (Jame apparatus
Clawson, Clement C, Newark, N. J. (^oin-receiving apparatus
Clawson, Hiram, Clawson, assignor to A. Bess, Hamilton, Ohio. Plow-sulky
Clawson, Leonard E., and J. A. McKerron, San Francisco, Cal. Sulky-brake
Clay, Oliver P., Cleveland, Ohio. Flue-cleaner -
Clay, William S., Harrisburg, assignor of two-thirds to M.I. Kast, Mechanicsbnrg, and D.
E. Miller, Harrisburg, Pa. Combination-wrench
Clayboume, Colin W., Indianapolis, Ind. Apparatus for burning granular fuel
Claybourne, Colin W., Indianapolis, Ind. Oil or gas burner
Claypool, Jeremiah, Marshall, 111. Sash-holder
Clayton, Charles W., assignor of one-half to E. J. White, London, England. Apparatus for
filling bottles with liquids
Clayton, Herbert, Brooklyn, N. Y. Manicure implement
Cleal, Josej)h P., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash reg-^
ister and indicator S
Cleal, Joseph P., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton, Ohio. Manual?
sales-recorder and check-printer S
Cleal, Joseph P., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton, Ohio. Coin-dis-j
player .' s
Cleal, Joseph P., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash-reg-
ister
Cleal, Joseph P., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash reg-?
ister and indicator 5
525,334
529,645
529,598
519,320
518,306
519,806
521,907
516,984
516,985
527,943
524,192
512,577
513,087
625,885
522,194
517,211
521,100
519,990
512,363
524,309
530,089
522,150
526,647
512,680
513,304
525,335
522,968
524,755
518,915
530,017
529,364
527,361
517,029
528,414
520,256
520,587
520,951
517,094
517,436
517.840
526,805
520,877
516,297
529,707
531,160
531,509
527,137
523,973
512,277
514,670
515,517
521,637
521,638
523,106
Date.
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
May 8
Apr. 17
May 15
June 26
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
July 3
Mar. 27
June 5
May 15
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
June 26
Sept. 25
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
July 17
Aug. 21
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
May 22
May 29
June 5
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
June 5
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
June 19
June 19
July 17
Monthly
volume.
17
2008
1937
697
1495
1541
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1172
374
376
2050 494
2074
2076
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C490
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C491
H92
(507
J 508
380 90,91
1406
2264
1000
14
2186
622
1838
1043
583
22
2489
1575
2620
18
1366
1349
2554
2664
1507
1120
2165
2945
2315
364
2290
21
698
224
220
912
339
^546
I 547
225
4
585
146
449
254
140
6,7
597
550
f 378
1379
635
4
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329
C631
^632
639
362
274
513
712
561
2865 693
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2112 I 506
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2529 605
752 185
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(630
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(369
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1515
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335
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
63
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Cleal, Joseph P., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash reg-^
ister and indicator S
Cleal, Joseph P., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash leg-^
ist^r and indicator 5
Cleary, John W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Vehicle
Clearj', Thomas J., TVestfield, Mass. Polishing or buffing wheel
Cleary, Thomas J. , "Westfield. llass. Bnffing- wheel
Cleary, William V. , New York, N. Y. Car-fender
Cleather, Gabriel G., and P. J. Gibson, assignors to Spratts Patent, (America,) Limited,
New York, N. Y. Ring for exhibiting and judging dogs, &c
Cleaveland, John B., Indianapolis, lud. Braided fence-wire
Cleaveland, John B., Indianapolis, Ind. Fencing-wire
Cleaveland, John B., Indianapolis. Ind. AVire-braiding machine
Cleaver. Tliomas J., Chesapeake City, Md. Steam-separator
Cleckley, Marj' SI., Angiista, Ga. Knockdown case
Clegg, Ralph, Longsight, England. Car start«r and brake
Cleland, John TV., -assignor to Specialty Company, Decatur, HI. Device for copying manu-
scripts, cfcc
Clemens, Eliza J. M., Metropolis, III. Water-purifier
Clemens, Eliza J. M., Metropolis, 111. Collapsible trunk
Clemens, Frank, Jr., Crestline, Ohio. Combined time-sheet holder and guide
Clemens, Samuel M. (See Mead and Clemens.)
C16ment, A uguste. San Francisco, Cal. Rotary motor
Clement, Charles E., assignor of two-thirds to W. H. Campbell and F. E. Davis, Nashua,
N. H. Machine for making blanks for paper boxes
Clement, John F., Philadelphia, Pa. Impact-tool
Clements, Benjamin F. (.See Stapleton and Ray, assignors.)
Clements, Fr.ank P. (See Bates, James P., assignor.)
Clements, Lewis. (See Stapleton, James, assignor.)
Clementson, Henry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for distilling spirits
Clennam, Milton A., San Francisco, Cal. Fiber-separating machine
Clerici, Fabri/.io. (See Pelatan and Clerici.)
Cleveland Faucet Company. (See Weatherhead, Edward H., assignor.)
Cleveland Fire Proofing Company. (See Caldwell, William L., assignor.)
Cleveland Foundry Company. (See Whittingham, Charles, assignor.)
Cleveland Time Register Company. (See Heene, George W., assignor.)
Cleveland Wood Turning Company et al. (See Ban well, James, assignor.)
Clibbom, Alfred E., Bentbam, England. Twine cleaner and oiler
Cbck, Isaac A. (See Click, Washington B. and I. A.)
Click, Washington B. and I. A., Sherman, assignors of one-half to J. N. Touchstone, Ida,
Tex. Quil ting-machine
Cliff. Edward, Newark. N. J. Car-truck
Cliff, Edward, Newark, N. J. Car-brake
Cliff, Edward, Newark, N. J. Pedestal and axle-box for car-trucks
Cliff. Edward. Newark, N. J. Erake-shoe
Cliff, James, Scriba, assignor of one-half to E. C. Fradenburg, Oswego, N. Y. Grain-
shovel
Clifford, Hersey A., San Francisco, Cal. Vote registering and recording machine
Clifford, John, assignor to L. Wolff Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Outlet connec-
tion for steel sinks '. '
Clift, Edmund E., assignor to J. F. Pole, Philadelphia, Pa. Insulated pipe-coupling
Clift, Edmund E., assignor to J. Shaw, trustee, and J. F. Pole, Philadelphia, Pa. Electro-
lier
Clifton, Archer E. (See Clifton, James P., assignor.)
Clifton, Clifton W., New York, N. Y. Attachment for trunks
Clifton, James P., Riverside, assignor to A. E. Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio. Track device to
automatically operate air-brakes of trains
Clifton Springs Manufacturing Company. (See Fuller, Mjrron H., assignor.)
Clifton, Thomas, et al. (See Smith, William R., assignor.)
Cline, Charles L. (See Packham and Cline.)
Cline, Elmer E., et al. (See Townsend, Cort., assignor.)
Cline, George J. , Goshen, Ind. Wire-stretcher
Cline, George J., Goshen, Ind. Roller and ball bearing
Cline, Lewis W., Youngstown, Ohio. Hitching-post
Cline, Wellman E., Doylcstown, Ohio. Sa.sh-fastener
Clinedinst, BamettM., Jr.. Washington, D. C. Photography by artificial light
Clines, Patrick, assignor of one-half to T. .J. Lowder, Martinsburg, Mo. Tree protector...
Clingfast. Francis. (See Harper and Clingfast.)
Clinton, Harmon S. (See Dodge and Clinton.)
Clizbe, Charles S., Denver, Colo. Mnsic-leat turner
Cloak, William H., et al. (See Estberg, William T., assignor.)
Close, Thomas J., Philadeliihia, Pa. Moistening device
Close, AValter R., Bangor, Me. Derrick
Closson, Nelson A., assignor to Tropical Cocoanut Company, Boston, Mass. Preparing
and preserving cocoanut
Closz, Charles, AVebster City, Iowa. Grain cleaning and separating sieve
Clot, John B.. San Francisco, Cal. Can-testing machine
Cloud, .John W., Chicago, HI. Wheel-hub
Cloud. John W., Chicago, HI. Wheel-hub
Clough, Albert L., Manchester, N. H., assignor of one-half to W. G. Chase, Boston, Mass.
Multiple-tilameut lamp
Clough, Albert L., .assignor of one-half to J. B. Smith, Manchester, N. H. Combined sys-?
tem of alternating and direct current distribution 5
Clonse, Joseph N. (See Kern, Bernard, Jr., assignor.)
Clouse, William L. (See Jones and Clouse.)
Clonser, Samuel F., Brooklyn, assignorto New York Car Switch Company, New York, N. Y.
Railway-.switch
Clouser, Samuel F., Brooklyn, assignor to New York C.ar Switch Company, New York, N. Y.
Railway-switch
No.
523,4(;2
526,296
527,666
520,515
.520,510
522.449
516,858
516,886
522.826
,529,021
522,450
521,848
520,134
518,586
514,617
517,841
.522,195
525,532
512,278
522,511
526,437
512,863
516,964
529,518
521,205
525,533
526,857
529,897
515,112 '
527,138
I
512.864 '
514.304 :
I
514.305 )
519,528
531,100
517,842 I
524,705
515,818 I
513,882 I
523,323
514,306
Date.
July 24
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
May 29
May 29
July 3
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
July 10
Nov. 13
July 3
June 20
May 22
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
July 3
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
July 3
Sept. 25
J.an. 16
Monthly
volume.
2235
1686
1625
2743
2743
477
1867
1910
1130
907
478
1939
2106
1&94
1074
701
15
353
905
571
1972
1926
Mar. 20 2044
Nov. 20 1807
June 12 ! 805
Sept. 4 355
311
2429
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
1861
754
Jan. 16 1928
Feb. 6 575
Feb. 6
May 8
Dec. 18
576
1081
1785
Apr. 10 703
Aug. 21 1263
Mar. 6 143
Jan. 30 35.«8
July 24 1990
Feb. 6 1 577
C561
) 502
(398
) 399
5 391
.) 392
604
664
121
442
451
2i^0
215
121
405
(512
<513
(514
493
268
C177
) 178
4,5
87
219
147
470
,455
1456
483
430
189
87
70
584
467
185
456
143
144
259
425
178
3U
35
883
5»0
144
Official
Gazette.
527,049
518,225
527,139
,520,878
522,107
519,807
519,808
523,395
526,992
522,780
522,782
Oct. 9 1 619
Apr. 17 1369
Oct. 9 758
June 5 221
June 26 2411
May 15 1541
May 15 | 1543
July 24 i 2106
Oct. 2 I 525
July ir 1059
July 10 1062
150
342
50
579
376
377
513,963 Jan. 30 i 3700 912 66
fl28 ?
J 129 : J
69
261
262
68
463
1484
330
1105
1105
95
1833
1H42
229
831
95
1599
971
410
1073
151
5
1217
183
113
1552
391
1866
1014
1356
1217
59
1139
1234
155
392
961
961
756
1570
151
923
1480
811
422
961
834
131
283
156
1238
1686
8.53
854
443
98
210
216
64
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Clouser, Samuel F., Brooklyn, N. T., and E. C. Seward, Montclair, N. J., assignors, by
mesne assignments, to New York Car Switch Company, New Tork, N. T. Railway-
switch
Cluflf, Harrey, Grand Kapids, Mich. Hydrocarbon-burner
Cluley, Charles. (See Bubinstein, Clnley, and Clarke.)
Clunies. Arthur B., assignor to Sill Stove Works. Rochester, N. Y. Cooking-stove.
Clute, -lonas H.,' et al. (See Richmond, Samuel H., assignor.)
Clute, Nicholas, Schenectady, N. Y. Oil-extractor
Clute, Nicholas, Schenectady, N. Y. Apparatus for feeding boilers
Coale, Joseph M., Baltimore, Md. Straightway- valve
Coan, Asa M., Algona, Iowa. Lock
Coates, Hallam F., Cambridge, Ohio. BaU-bearing wheel
Coates, "William, Wellington, New Zealand. Apparatus for turning over leaves of music
or other books
Coatney, Lucile, Denver, Colo. Garment- waist
Coats, Arthur W., assignorof one-half to J. Bartlett, Ukiah, Cal. Folding crate
Coats, Arthur W., and J. Bartlett, TJkiah. Cal. Gravel or dirt wagon
Coats, Charles M., et al. (See Blankner, William, assignor.)
Coats, Charles M., Aurora, 111., and J. L. Sprague, Minneapolis, Minn.; said Sprague as-i
signer to said Coats. Washing-machine
Coats, John V., Delhi, N. Y. Cannon-pinion for watches
Coats, Wallace M., Hillsdale Iowa. Door-stop
Coax, Earnest R., assignor of one-half to J. W. Smith, CastUe, N. Y. Lawn-mower attach-
ment.
Cobb, Henry B., Wilmington, Del. Lead-press
Cobb, Leander B., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe stretcher
Cobb, Napoleon, Pennebog, Mich. Feed-bos
Cobb, W., Jr. (See Hedge, Silas D., assignor.)
Cobb, Woodson D., Fort Worth, Tex. Trolley-catcher
Cobin, Israel J., et al. (See Hitt, Adrian, assignor.)
(^ioblens, John Z., assignor to Eyeless Tool Company, New York, N. Y. Pick
Coblens, John Z. , assignor to Eyeless Tool Company, New York, N. Y. Pick
Coblens, John Z., assignor to Eyeless Tool Company, New York, N. Y. Pick
Coburn, Alonzo A., et al. (See Fenderson, Edward J., assignor.)
Cobum, Edwin R. (See Fllnn, Richard J., assignor.)
Coburn Trolley Track Manufacturing Company. (See Sumner, William J., assignor.)
Cobum, Walter S., Cambridge. Mass. Laundry -hanging rod
CJochran, Alfred W., New York, N. Y. Knotter for sewing-machines
Cochran, Edward A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shearing-clippers
Cochran, Edward A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shears-operating mechanism
Cochran, Edward A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shearing-clippers
Cochran, Edward A., New York, N. Y. Hairclipper -
Cochran, Frederic B., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Automatic Vending Company. Coin-
actuated vending-machine
Cochran, James M., Jackson, Tenn. Wrench
Cochran, John, Jr., Collins, assignor of one-half to S. F. Hurt, Stockton, Mo. Car-coup-
ling.
Cochran, Samuel. (See Neer, Harry M., assignor.)
Cochran, William F., Osborne, Kans. Riding-harrow .".
Cochrane, Adam, Lowell, Mass. Electrical heater
Cochrane, Albert P., St. Louis, Mo. Sheet-packing
(Cochrane, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Hat-rack
Cochrane, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Clothes-drier
Cochrane, David, assignor to Harrison Safety Boiler Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Feed-
water heater, puriiBer, and sepaiator -
Cochrane, John, Barrhead, hear Glasgow, Scotland, and W. Walker, Salford, Manchester,
England; said Walker assignor to said Cochrane. Pumping-engine
Cochrane, Josephine G., ShelbyvUle, 111. Dish-cleaner
Cockayne, Benjamin F., and A^L. Baron, Tiffin, Ohio; said Cockayne assignor to said
Baron. Can-guard
Cockburn, George A., et al. (See Pratt, Walter C, assignor.)
Cocker, John. (See Denn, Cocker, and Denn.)
Coddington. Bert, Conway, Ky. Poultry-fumigator
Codington, E. W., et al. (See Guild, George, assignor.)
Codman & ShnrtleflF. (See Hesse, Frank K., assignor.)
Codman & Shurtleff. (See Shurtleff, Asahel M., assignor.)
Cody, Richard D., Winona, Minn. Pencil-sharpener
Coe, Henry J. , Cleveland, Ohio. Fence-post
Coe, Lewis D., assignorof one-half to J. A. Lamping, Leadville, Colo. Amalgamator
Coe, Walter H. . Providence, R. I. Device for applying decorative films
Coerper, Carl, Cologne, Germany. Alternating-current motor
Coes, Loring, assignor to Goes Wrench Company, Worcester, Mass. Wrench
Goes Wrench Company. (See Goes, Lorina:, assignor.)
Coes, Zorester B., assignor to Niles Tool Works Company, Hamilton, Ohio. Cliuck
Coes, Zorester B., assignor to Niles Tool Works Company, Hamilton, Ohio. Taper-turn-
ing tool for lathes
Coffey, Barton H., New York, N. Y. Gas-engine
Coffey, Barton H., New York, N. Y. Gas-engine valve-gear
Coffin, Arthur W., San Francisco, Gal. Registering toy bank
Coffin, Charles A., et al., administrators. (See Van Depoele, Ghailes J.)
Coffin, Charles L , Detroit, Mich. Furnace for heating or working metals electrically
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Electrical transformer or converter
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for electrically welding metal
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for electrically heating or working metals. . .
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for heating metal electrically
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Heating, welding, or working metals electrically
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Heating metals electrically
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Box or furnace for electric heating apparatus
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for welding rings
Coffin, Charles L., Detroit, Mich. Electrically heating metal
No.
522,781
527,012
521,701
512,681
512,682
514,180
530,396
531,101
522,336
523,324
521,640
516,564
513,004
520,298
518,343
512,157
515,951
517,210
513,557
528,149
524,818
.524,819
524,820
519,017
527,407
511,931
523,266
526,917
526,858
520,769
527,592
518,832
519,321
516,152
524,162
520,634
528,222
530,749
529,678
512,683
516,965
522,337
530,018
524,018
531,611
526,964'
527,195
524,574
525,444
527,140
514,211
517,541
521,641
512,602
512,603
512,604
515,652
520,299
520,300
.522,151
530,019
530,020
.530,021
Date.
.July 10
Oct 2
June 19
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
July 3
July 24
June 19
Mar. 13
Jan. l(i
May 22
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Aug, 21
Aug. 21
May 1
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
July 17
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
June 5
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
May 8
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
May 29
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
July 3
Nov. 27
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
June 19
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan, 9
Feb, 27
May 22
May 22
June 26
Nov, 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
1061
556
1681
1577
1579
339
561
1787
275
1991
1585
1374
2155
2381
1566
723
340
2484
3057
2487
1460
1462
1463
125
1199
348
1896
419
312
12
1508
2417
700
672
337
2938
2614
1191
2058
1581
2045
278
261
136
379
C379
i380
81
139
426
72,73
500
371
327
f 512
^513
578
389
175
81
C584
1585
753
602
356
357
357
31
294
81
477
104
76
3,4
366
599
172
158
80
710
630
493
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19
2665
83
2702
485 ! 119
205
1044 257
216
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67
66
68
67
69
69
1184
678
69 1759
69 91
69 172
759 186 69
*"ihoo:>e
200 46,47 67
1587
1443
1445
1445
2"'57
2382
2384
2f90
2666
2668
iC371
U372
! 348
348
348
687
578
579
597
640
640
640
^67
66
06
66
66
67
67
67
69
69
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
65
Alphabetical list of imtcntccs — Contiuiied.
2«ame, residence, and invention.
Coffin, Edward L., Minneapolis. Minn. Game apparatus
CoHiu, Haive.v K. T., Glens Fall.s, N. T. Combined cup and base-piece
Coffin, Harvey R. T., Glens Falls, N. T. Top
Coffin. Walter E., Marshall, Tex. Car construction
Cocaoshall, Carol II., assignor to Coggeshall Check Marker Company, St. Louis, Mo.i
Check-marker ;
Coggivsliall Check Marker Company. (See Coggeshall. Carol II., assignor.)
Cogueshall, Williaiii T., Melrose, itass. Steaniboiler-ihie cleaner
Cogblan, Kobert N., Karachi, India. 'Weighing apparatus
Cogbliu, John P., etal. (See Stearns. William E., assignor.)
Cogswell, Handley P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Switch operating device
Cogswell, Henry j., Hartford, Conn. Watchmaker's length-gage
Con:swell, Thomas, San Diego, Cal Fruit-basket
Cohen, Andrew J., Philadelphia, Pa. Register for flues
Cohen, Bernard. (See Cox, James M., assignor.)
Colin, Nathan. (Seo Rapaport, Isador B., assignor.)
Cohen, Samuel K., Chicago, 111. Roofing-tile
Cohen, Victor E., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for the preservation of corpses
Cohn, Oscar, Brooklyn, assignor to Yost Writing Machine Company, New York, N. Y.
Typo-writing machine
Coker, James W., assiinior to him.self and P. Skalla, Niles, Mich. Grain-meter
Colby, Caleb K., Brooklyn. N. Y. AYatchcase
Colcla.sure, Dudley. (See Turner, .Jonah, assignor.)
Colcord, Otis B., Greenville, HI. Gate
Coldren, William P., etal. (See Conrad, William H., assignor.)
C!ole, Aaron H., Hamilton, N. Y. Dust-proof single-delivery cover-glass magazine
Cole, AltaM.. Asheville. N. C. Clamp
Cole, Daniel W., assignor to W, W. I)e Wolf, Ottawa, Kans. Hydrocarbon-burner
Colo, David S., Washington, Iowa. Photographic-camera multiplying attachment
Cole, David S.. Washington, Iowa. Photographic-camera multiplying attachment
Cole, Ernest C, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Damper for stoves
Cole, Francis J.. Baltimore, Md. Metallic rod-packing
Cole, Francis .1. , Baltimore, Md . Bicycle-brake
Cole, Frank E., Boston, Mass. Banjo
Cole, Fred A. (See Armstrong, Shuhael T., assignor.)
Cole, George A., and E. H. Taylor, Lynn, Mass.; said Taylor assignor to said Cole. Ma-(
chine for grooving insoles ]
Cole, George H., Lowell, Mass. Mechanical oiler for shafting '.
Cole, (Jeorge H., Lowell, Mass. Mechanical oiler for .journal-bearings
Cole, George H., Atlanta, Ga. Faucet for .supplying hot or cold water
Cole, George W. (.See Castle, William H., assignor.)
Cole, Harrison, Columbus. Ohio. Drawing-instrument
Cole, Henry. Cedar Hill, Ohio. Nut-lock. ^
Cole, Henry S. (Seo Welker, Joseph, assignor.)
Cole. I. It. (See Seaton, William, assignor.)
Cole. Lewis H., and J. Bower, Lansing. Mich. Hydrocarbon-burner
Cole, Llo.vd H., Pawtucket, R. I. Car-brake
Cole, R. D.. Sr. (Seo Florence, George, as.signor.)
Cole, Romaine C. (See Mason and Cole.)
Cole, Romaine C New York, N. Y. Making culinary utensils
Cole, Simeon L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tramway-switch ."
Cole. Thomas A.. Indianapolis, Ind.. as.signor of one-half to T. M. Lash, Sacramento, Cal.,
and J. P. Perkins, Indianapolis, Ind. Playing-card
Cole, Thomas C. (See Hiett and Cole.)
Cole. Warren, Jr., Knoxville, Tenn. (Canopy
Cole, Warren W., Portland, lie. Window-screen
Cole, William E., New Orleans, La. Fish trap or net
Cole, William F., Worcester, Mass. Controlling device for elevators
Cole, William F., Worcester, Mass. Yalve-gear
Cole. William F., Worcester. Mass. Valve mechanism for hydraulic elevators
Cole. William G., assignor of two-thirds to H. A. Keller and J. E. Gaylord, Butte, Mont.
No.
522 879
51.5,994
.52.f,786
519,176
518,712
515,073
530,926
522.651
512.245
517,733
.520,034
523,267
526,381
527,479
513,761
521, 5S3
515.749
522,706
531,585
530,680
513,884
Wheel .
Cole, William H., Portland. Oreg. Boot-jack attachment
Cole. William R., Detroit, Mich. Telephone-transmitter
Cole, William R., Detroit. Mich. Store-service apparatus
Coleman, Clarence, and R, de Saussure, Roanoke, assignors of one-third to H. J. von He-
mert and E. MuUer. Norfolk, Va. Metallic cross-tie for railways
Coleman, Clyde J., assignor of one half to C. Odell, Chicago, 111. Electric motor
Coleman, Clvde J., assignor of one-half to C. Odell. Chicago, 111. Electric motor
Coleman, Clyde J., assignor to himself and L. M. Goodrich, Chicago, 111. Electric indicator.
Coleman, Clyde J., a.ssi<mor of one-half to R. Burns, Chicago, 111. Electric cigar -lighter. . .
Coleman, Edward P. (See Hall, Bicknell, assignor.)
Coleman, James V., San Francisco, Cal. Adjustable partition for packing-boxes, &c
.526.560
517,212
513,762
515,396
516,887
513,984
517,602
513,483
515,930
525,693
526,146
512,279
528,363
522,404
529,599
529,679
516,916
516,917
I .526.220
j 530,637
524.163
Coleman, John A., Providence, R. I. Machine for making horseshoe-nails 531,161
Coleman, John P., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Swissvale, Pa. Electric?
signaling apparatus. (Reissne) 5
Coleman, John P., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Swissvale, Pa. Signal
apparatus
Coleman, Lewis H., Washington. D. C. Oil-filter
Coleman, Robert F., Overton, Tex. Ironing-table
Coler, Peter P., Clyman, Wis. Grain-binder
Coles. Albert E. (See Coles. Smith, Jamieson. and Jacobs.)
Coles, Charles J. .and A. E., .T. C. Smith. W. Jamieson, London. England, and A. I. Jacobs.)
assignors to Smyth Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Machine for making>
book-covers \
Coles, David H. (See Coles, John L. and D. H.)
Coles Flue Expander and Beader Company. (See Coles, Joseph, assignor.)
Coles, Francis A. (See Fryer and Coles.)
Coles, John L. andD. H.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Hoop-skirt ,
11,428
.526,179
511,932
529,481
513,671
513,453
513,8a5
Date.
Mar. 27
May 8
July 24
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
.Tan. 2
May 22
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
July 10
Mar. 6
July 31
May 1
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
July 10
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
May 22
July 17
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
June 19
Mar. 6
July 10
Dec. 25
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
July 3
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Aug. 7
Deo. 18
July 10
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Jar. 30
Jan. S3
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
2565
1083
2230
2532
676
724
2334
3.590
2390
1801
585
1193
426
2802
426
2222
1803
1477
816
850
533
1912
1897
1852
1325
3393
1485
26
904
2655
1081
3591
2155
2487
3393
2357
1911
18
302
2919
308
644
1433
907
2857
399
1939
2059
1964
1966
1567
1011
338
1899
1339
1485
349
1737
3248
2857
601
259
586
605
068
J 169
175
579
884
572
455
140
(297
}298
98
696
105
553
455
350
204
206
130
468
477
C440
^441
323
836
(347
J 348
7,8
253
636
263
515
585
837
585
451
4
70
719
73
151
335
219
692
102
461
493
462
463
367
247
80
452
453
4.54
C332
)333
Ollicial
Gazette.
(452
<453
(4.54
347
81
414
(797
(798
>68
i67
69
68
66
>68
f701 -i
<702 >
(703 )
3.592 884 06 811
1982
756
480
1725
1339
138
1023
811
1698
1223
787
242
1531
584
620
450
1224
1515
173
161
104
937
388
1530
276
771
1498
1460
189
1750
1426
811
1584
1967
772
1340
1842
858
59
685
1511
1282
1437
184
5.85
79
1039
1061
18.50
1851
1461
1414
723
1591
1446
66
1001
745
639
0 PAT
66
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
So.
Date.
Monthly
Tolume.
OfScial
Gazette.
Coles, Joseph, Aspen, Colo., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Coles Flue Expander and
Beador Company, of "West Virginia. Flue expander and header
Coles, Theodore E., Troy, Ohio. Attachment for chimneys
Colgan, Ellen. (See Coigan, George A., assignor.)
Colgan, George A., assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. Colgan, Brooklyn, K. T. Paper
bos
Colhonn Manufacturing Company. (See Garvey, Charles J., assignor.)
CoUes, Edward G. T., Chicago, 111. Eeed-water heater
CoUes, Edward G. T., Chicago, 111.
Colles, Edward G. T., Chicago, 111.
CoUes, Edward G. T., Chicago, 111.
Colles, Edward G. T., Chicago, 111.
Combined feed- water heater and receiver .
Combined feed-water heater and purifier.
Eeed-water heater and purifier
Feed-water heater and purifier
Colles, Thomas 0., Manchester, England. Seat
Collett, Austin B., Lynn, assignor of one-half to J. S. Baker, Beverly, Mass.
handle .
Car-brake
Collett, Herbert E., Chelsea, assignor of three-fourths to H. E. Collett, Jr., Lynn, Mass.,
C. W. Armstrong and >T. H. Bing, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-brake
Collier, Arthur T.. St. Albans, England, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company,
Boston, Mass. Permanent magnet ^
Collier, John, Justus, Ohio. Coal-drill
Collier, Page B., and J. H. Dignard, Lakeport, Cal. Boiler
Collin, George W., assignor of one- half to J. "W. Bulla, Cordele, Ga. Arch-support, water
purifier and heater _
Collins, Alfred A., Danville, N. H. Boot or shoe
Collins Automatic Pneumatic Switching Tubes Company. (See CoUins, 'William G., as-
signor.)
Collins Automatic Pneumatic Switching Tubes Company. (See Underwood, Herbert G.,
assignor.)
Collins, Caleb G., "Woodsburg, N. T. Stone and ore crusher ,
Collins, Caleb G., Woodsburg, assignor to C. A. Stevens, New York, N. T. Device for
transferring earth, ores. &c
Collins, Charles S. (See Adams and Lynam, assignors.)
Collins, Charles S. (See Lynam and Adams, assignors.)
Collins, Charles S.. et al. (See Lynam, JohnS., assignor.)
Collins, (Charles "W., Granite, Mont. Hitching device
Collins, Cornelius V. (See McPherson, Henry, assignor.)
Collins, Edmund E. (See Twining and Collins.)
Collins, Edward "W., Coalville, Iowa. Check-row planter
Collins, Edwin H., et al. (See Harleman, John, assignor.)
Collins, Frank, et al. (See Harleman, John, assignor.)
Collins, George L., and M. Keegan, Sr., Trenton, K. J. Combined paper-weight and letter-
file-
Collins, George K., et al. (See Davis. Riley L., assignor.)
Collins, George W., "West Lebanon, Pa. i)evice for loading shocks of corn
Collins, Henry and J. "W., Pawtucket, R. I. Stop-motion for twisting-machines
Collins, Herman B., Fulton, assignor of one-half to "W. H. Boles, Syracuse, N. Y. Dy-?
namic electric heater S
Collins, Jerrey W., assignor to Oneida Community, Limited, Kenwood, N. T. Animal-
trap
Collins, John M., Glasgow, Scotland. Dyeing-machine
Collins, John 0., assignor of one-half to G. E. Butterfield, Marblehead, Mass. "Wax heel-
burnishing machine
Collins, Joseph S., Colon, Nebr. Corn-harvesting machine
Collins, Joseph W. (See Collins, Henry and J. W.)
Collins Plow Company. (See Brown. John W.. assignor.)
Collins, Robert F. , Wichita, Kaiis. Furniture-hinge
Collins, Stephen J., et al. (See Harleman, John, assignor.)
Collins, Thomas, Sullivan county. Pa. Combined bread-tray and rolling-board
Collins, William G., New York, N. Y., assignor to Collins Automatic Pneximatio Switch-
ing Tubes Company, of New Jersey. Dispatch-tube system
Collison, Alfred "W., Chicago, 111. Attachment for vertically adjusting window-shades
Collister, John H., Cleveland, Ohio. Pants-guard
Cohnan, Frank B. (See Ives and Colman.)
Colom6s, Antoine, Clermont-Ferrand, France. Leak-stopper
Colom6s, Antoine, Clermont-Ferrand, France. Automatic life-preserver, buoy, &c
Colorado Iron Works. (See Nesmith, John W., assignor.)
Colquhoun, Alexander M., etal. (See Parker. Thomas, assignor.)
Colson, Robert K., assignor of one-third to H. E. Dallmer, New York, N. Y. Cloth-spong-
ing cylinder
Colton, Arthur, Detroit, Mich. Pill-machine
Colton, Arthur, Detroit, Mich. Pill-machine
Colton, George A., Chicaeo, HI. Door guide and stop
Columbia Cash Register Company. (See Aufuldish, John B., assignor.)
Columbia Manufacturing Company. (See Leonhardt, Jacob, assignor.)
Columbia Novelty and Advertising Company. (See Carter, William T., assignor.)
Columbia Washer Company. (See Peekham and Swan, assignors.)
Columbian Automatic "Vending Machine Company. (See Tirrell and Willard, assignors.)
Columbian Manufacturing Company. (See Duncan, Samuel Q., assignor.)
Columbian Pottery and Brick Kiln Company. (See Kunstman, William H. R., assignor.)
Colvin, Byron L., assignor to J. G. Cheever, North Attleborough, Mass. Chain-machine..
Colvin, Frank R., New York, N. Y.
Colvin, Frank R., New York, N. Y.
Colvin, Frank R., New York, N. Y.
Colvin, Frank R., New York, N. Y.
rial therefor
Colvin, Frank R., New York, N. Y. Telephony
Colvin, Frederick J., Hamden, Conn. Bit-stock
Colvin, Ja,sper M. (See Hiser, John J., assignor.)
Colwell, Nicholas H., Kenton, Ohio. Latch and lock combined
514,588
515,574
512,011
512,806
512,807
522,006
523,325
523,326
513,484
513,033
513,670
518,092
525,093
519,241
514,349
524,880
519,566
512,865
528,761
525,677
518,487
517,030
527,050
524,415
525,534
515,653
516,918
515,858
518,093
518,566
523,463
512,866
519,242
523.107
513,986
.525.384
513,985
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-switch
Telephony
Telephone-transmitter and resistance-varying mate-
528,076
513,305
.517,263
522,707
524,524
528,592
518,938
.524,756
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
June 26
Julv 24
July 24
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
May 1
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
May 8
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
July 17
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
July 24
Jan. 16
May 1
Julv 17
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
July 10
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
May 1
Aug. 21
1027
2637
470
1814
1818
2252
1992
1997
2920
2194
3246
1126
1956
548
634
1567
1139
1930
258
655
66
112 66
C430
)431
<43l
H32
540
501
502
719
524
797
284
478
C133
1134
162
383
274
456
1819
2169
620
794
357
2758
1970
1954
203
1127
1958
2238
1931
549
1609
22
112
20
2355
2621
2567
905
121
5
•450
513
;i50
[151
194
687
463
492
48
985
483
562
457
134
404
5
635
602
224
2.S7
29
2
329
J 66
[66
67
68
68
66
66
67
68
I 67
60
68
420 P"!
*^" \1Q2
66
68
67
66
68
66
66
68
67
67
66
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
67
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Cotnliination Collar Company. (See Eckardt, Herman, assijrnor.)
Combs, Aodrew B., assignor of one-half to J. G. Walker, Eureka Springs, Ark.
da
Brake for)
Comlis, Ed<rar S., Kocbester, N. T., assignorto Rochester Lasting Machine Company, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Laatiiig-macbine
Combs, Edgar S., assignor of onebalf to I. Paine, Rochester. N. T. Telephone-switch...
(Jombs, George W., Leavenworth, Kans. Feeder for mill-rolls
Combs, John, assignor of one-half to W". H. Combs, Rushville, Ohio. Fence-making ma-
chine
Combs, W. H. (See Combs, John, assignor.)
Comeaii, Joseph. (See Nadon, Frangois E., assignor.)
Coniins, Frank B., Providence, R. I. Fire-pail
Comins, Thomas B., Boston, Mass. Device for attaching umbrellas
Commercial Cash Register Company. (See Sebastian, Charles, assignor.)
Com moss, Joseph T., Brooklyn, N. Y. Smoke-ring toy
Compagnio do I'lndustrie filectrique. (See Tbury, Ren6, assignor.)
Com])toii, ITaimon, Lynnhaven, Va. Combined planter and fertilizer-distributer
Com])t(>n, William R , et nl. (See Sppnccr, Charles T., assignor.)
Comstock, Alpbonso S., Evanston. 111. Tent-pole
Comstock, Benjamin F., Decatur, III. Electric railway
Comstock, Cheney &. Company. (See Comstock, Robert H., assignor.)
Comstock, Robert H., assignor to Comstock, Cheney & Company, Ivoryton, Conn. Ham-
morrail fni piano actions
Conant, Albert F., Boston. Mass. Sofa-bed
Conant, Edwin S.. et al. (See Sythes, William H., assignor.)
Conant, Fred L., Milton, N. H., assignor to F. W. Whitcher, Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe
upper packing machine
Conant, George P , assignor of two-thirds to H. B. Tyrrell and W. C. Quigley, Lake Geneva,
Wis. Cloth-measuring machine '.
Conant, Hezekiah, Lincoln. R. I. Gravity -escapement for clocks .-rT-=-.n, „j^.^
Conboy, Daniel, Toronto, Ontario. (Canada. Carriage-top spring ". ...
Conde, Henry T., Indianapolis. Ind. Typewriter cabinet
Condt, Samuel L., Rock ford. 111. Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type- writer cabinet
Copy-holder for type-writers
Cond6, Samuel L., Rockford, 111.
Condf, Samuel L., Rockford, 111.
Coud6, Samuel L., Rockford, 111.
Cond6, Samuel L., Rockford. 111.
Condict, Nathan W., Jersey City, N. J. Pipe-joint.
(iondit, C. M., et al. (See Proctor, Charles B., assignor.)
Condit, Israel D., Jr. (See Gibney, Terence, assignor.)
Condit, William W., BattleCreek, Iowa. Corn-harvester
Condnit Construction Companv. (See Green, John J., assignor.)
Cone. Norris H., Leadrille. Colo. Filter-barrel ^
Conekin. Dawson, assignor of two-thirds to J. J. Igoe and J. J. O'Connor, Charleston, S. C.
Shell-fuse
Congelton, Osborn, and G. R. Boyd, assignors of one-third to O. H. Bair, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hat-pin
Conger, Charles A., San Francisco. Cal. Buckle
Conkey, John F. (See Toland and Conkey.)
Conklin, Oliver F., assignor to Dayton Fan and Motor Company, Dayton, Ohio. Electric?
motor 5
Conkling, Addison, Plainfield, N. J. Inkstand-bracket
Conkling, Allen, Chicago, III. Starching-machine
Conkling, Allen, and E. W. Buell, Chicago, III., assignors to Troy Laundry Machinery
Company. Limited. Troy, N. Y. Neckband-clamp
Conkling. Gurdon, Glens Falls, N. Y. Feeding mechanism for magnetic separators
Conk Wright, Stonewall J. , Winchester, Ky. Land-marker
Conkwright, Stonewall.!., Winchester, Ky. Convertible agricultural machine
Conk Wright, Stonewall J., Winchester, Ky. Grain-drill
Conley, John, New York, N. Y. Wrapper for tob.acco
Conley, Joseph, St. Jose])h, assignor to Conley & Wolfe Improved Kiln Company, Tarklo,
Mo. Biick-kiln '.
Conley, Jo.seph, St. Joseph, assignor to Conley & Wolfe Improved Kiln Company, Tarkio,)
Mo. Brick-kiln 5
Conley, .Joseph. St. Joseph, assignor to Conley & Wolfe Improved Kiln Company, Tarkio.
Mo. Brick-kiln '
Conley, .Josfpli, St. -Joseph, assignor to Conley & Wolfe Improved Kiln Company, Tarkio,"/
Mo. Brick-kiln J
Conley, .Tose])h. St. Joseph, assignor to Conley & Wolfe Improved Kiln (Company, Tarkio,
Mo. Brick-kiln
Conley & Wolfe Improved Kiln Company. (See Conley, Joseph, assignor.)
Conly, Mahlon S.. Chicago, III., assignor to United States Electric Railway Signal Com-
pany. New York, N. Y. Aoxiliary signaling system for railways
Conn-Hagan Company. (See Hagan, Louis T., assignor.)
Conn, Samuel A. (See HaMn, Louis T., assignor.)
Connallv. George R., Tnpelo, assignor of one-half to G. W. Lowery, Plymouth, Miss. Can-
ister and measnre
Connell, James D. (See Nolan and Connell.)
Connell, Robert, Osprey, Canada. Giain-shocking machine
Connell, Walter G., Philadelphia, Pa. Loom
Connell. Walter G,, Philadelphia, Pa.
Connell, Walter G., Philadelphia. Pa.
Council, William H., Wilmington, Del
No.
529,708
511,835
528,077
513,886
520,727
520,135
515,464
528,364
516,078
515,654
525,591
520,635
513,763
517,437
519.421
529,780
517,843
514,910
514,911
514,912
517,031
528,531
521,017
Date.
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Mav 29
May 22
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
May 29
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
May 8
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
June 5
Monthly
volume.
513,036 j Jan.
Jan.
513,037
513,038
528,122
Jan. 16
Woven fabric .
Woven fabric .
2113
139
2314
2361
3593
3103
2109
2400
2858
559
2759
456
2939
33:'4
25
880
2229
704
1558
1560
1561
2170
14
472
512,280 Jan. 9
530,397 Dec. 4
523,881 July 31
530,927 Dec. 18
520,588 May 29
516,263 Mar. 13
526,382 Sept. 25
520,668 May 29
527,408 Oct. 16
517,734 Apr. 3
527,362 Oct. 9
527,363
527,364 Oct. 9 ^ 1128
526,517 Sept. 25 ! 2094
513.034 Jan. 16 i 2195
513.035 I Jan. 16 2196
907
562
2978
1478
2867
1854
3001
1202
531
1122
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16 ; 2197
16 2198
2199
Oct. 23 3437
Support for electric lights .
Electric-light support
Connell, William H., Wilmington, Del.
Connelly, Daniel, and C. E. Schafer, Cleveland, Ohio. Steam-boiler [ 526,024 i Sept.
522,969 July 17 1368
517,095 Mar. 27 ' 2292
' 522,554 ' July 3 j 641
522.555 July
522.556 July
518,713 Apr.
524,706 i Aug.
647
650
24 2223
21 I 1264
18 1220
C506
(507
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551
570
885
751
514
609
692
131
638
109
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837
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178
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391
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(202
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127
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67 ' 450
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Connelly, Patrick, Rochester, N. Y. Chill for cast-iron car- wheels
Conner, Benjamin F., Columbia, Pa. Boiler
Conner, Charles K. , New Philadelphia, 111. Corn-harvesting machine
Conner, Daniel E., Covington, Ky., assignor of one-half to J. W. G-allup, Cleveland, Ohio.
Electric conductor for underground conduits
Conner, Erancls K., Buffington, Ky. Fence- wire tightener
Conner, George F., Watertown, S. D. Shoe attachment for thrashing-machines
Conner, John, Pittsburg, Pa. Drilling apparatus
Conner, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Lock for breakdown guns
Conner, Patrick H., and L. Clark, Monticello, Iowa. Husking-machine feed-roll
Connery, John, Long Island City, N. Y. Stringed instrument
Conness, "Walter K. , Sacramento, Cal. Valve drain-cup
Connet, Frederick N., and ~W. W. Jackson, Providence, R. I. Integrating apparatus
Connolly, James N., New York, N. Y. Electric signaling device
Connor.David. (See Seberg and Connor.)
Conover, Chauncy E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Insulator
Conrad, George E., Chicngo, 111. Device for affixing postage-stamps
Conrad, "William H., assignor of two-thirds to J. M. Shenk and "W. P. Coldren, Lebanon,
Pa. Controlling device for electric-railway cars
Conrad, "William H.. assignor of one-half to L. H. Buchanan and A. E. Metcalf, Pasadena,
Cal. Combined folding and revolving display-rack
Conrader, Rudolph, Erie, Pa. Machine for grinding spherical or other surfaces
Conrader, Rudolph, Erie, Pa. Machine for grinding spherical or other curved surfaces ...
Conradson, Conrad M., Madison, "Wis. Turret-lathe
Conradson, Conrad M., Madison, "Wis. Chuck
Conradson, Conrad M., Madison, "Wis. Gear-cutter
Conroy, Patrick J., Philadelphia, Pa. Tool for making pins, bolts, and rivets
Consolidated Brake Adjuster Company. (See Marshall, "Waldo H., assignor.)
Consolidated Car-Heating Company. (See McElroy. James F., assignor.)
Consolidated Fasteuer Company. (See Dowse, "William B. H., assignor.)
Consolidated Fastener Company. (See Raymond, Pierre A., assignor.)
Consolidated Manufacturing Company. (See Besson, Hyppolite, assignor.)
Consolidated Safety Pin Company. (See Bryant, Charles -i., assignor.)
Constant, Thomas D., Philadelphia, Pa. Fountain -brush
Constien, Henry. (See Brocklehurst, Herbert, assignor.)
Conti, James T. F., Paris, France. Motor-charging device
Converse, Edmund. (See Turner, "William A., assignor.)
Converse, Everett H., et al. (See Mills, Jonathan, assignor.)
Converse, Morton E., "Winchendon, Mass. Bed or crib
Converse, Susan T., Woburn, Mass Underwaist
Convert, Charles F. A., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for carbonating liquids
Convert, Charles F. A., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for releasing carbonic-acid gas.
Convert, Charles F. A,, assignor to Liquid Carbonic Acid Manufacturing Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Making fuel-gas from crude oil
Conway, David B., Moorland, Iowa. Tobacco-cutter
Conway, George M., Milwaukee, "Wis. Furnace
Conway, Richard, ArgentviUe, Mo. Hand-plow
Conway, Thomas, Kansas City, Mo. Brake-actuating mechanism
Conyngham, Philip, and "W. E. Gibbons, "Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Pulley - .
Cook, Adolph "W., et al. (See Cook, George, assignor.)
Cook, Adolphus H., assignor of one-half to A. Hisey, Almira, Canada,
fence .
Portable sectional
Cook, Alfred F., St. Louis, Mo. "Water-filter
Cook, Anna M. (See Cook, Hugo, assignor.)
Cook, Annie C, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Vegetable-slicing machine
Cook, Byron D. (See Cook, William H. and B. D.)
Cook, Daniel, Philadelphia, assignor of one-half to N. Lossand, Sharon Hill, Pa.
able waiter for invalid bedsteads or chairs
Adjust-
Cook, David F. S., Kokomo, Ind. Vending-machine
Cook, Eugene, Kalamazoo, Mich. Railway cattle-guard
Cook, Eugene, Kalamazoo, Mich. Railway cattle-guard
Cook Flour Bin Company. (See Cook, "William H. and B. D., assignors.)
Cook, Frederick A., assignor of one-half to F. Hamilton, St. Louis, Mo. Buttonhole-strip
and making sam«
Cook, George, Buffalo, N. Y. Steam -chest for engines
Cook, George, Buffalo, N. Y. Balanced slide-valve
Cook, George, assignor of three-fourths to A. W. Cook, G. Burgesser, and J. Schnarr, New-
ark, N. J. Adjustable shade-roller bracket
Cook, (leorge F. (See Hare and Cook.)
Cook, George F., Lansingburg, assignor to Capital Cash Register Company, Troy, N. Y.J
Cash-register !
Cook, Gustavo. (See Gardner, Cook, and Tannenberg.)
Cook, Henry C, Ansonia, Conn. Machine for making corset-stays
Cook, Henry 0. (See Cook, James H., Jr., assignor.)
Cook, Hugo, Dayton, Ohio. Manual recorder and indicator
No.
Cook, Hugo, assignor to A. M. Cook, Dayton, Ohio. Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cook, James F., Mansfield, Pa. Conduit electric railway
Cook, James H., Jr., assignor of one-half to H. O. Cook, Homer, Mich. Knife
Cook, John. (See Hlsley and Cook.)
Cook, John, Bumside Crossing, HI. "Wrapper for torpedoes
Cook, John A., Buffalo, N. Y. PencU-lead
530.884
528,762
521,101
."518.939
529,709
.530,090
.^23.787
517,032
527,409
.526,221
.525,.535
529,365
514.212
.520,412
513,887
525,336
531,022
513,631
513,632
523,327
523,328
527,410
520,636
524,132
.531,511
523,514
513,633
516,590
518,587
517,681
.511,753
520,035
516,521
517,112
519,493
530,068
522,512
521,575
518,733
516,675
520,178
520,179
Date.
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
June 5
May 1
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
July 31
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
May 29
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
July 24
July 24
Oct. IC
May 29
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
July 24
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
May 22
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
May 8
Monthly
volume.
1404
425
623
2114
25
2805
2171
1204
1568
360
1508
414
2569
3594
1651
3179
3181
2001
2005
1206
2940
284
2533
2331
3182
1415
1994
450
21
1913
1311
2317
1002
Nov. 27 1 2755
July 3 574
Aug. 14
1045
May 22
May 22
2182
2183
514,415. Feb. 6
516,264 Mar. 13
527,141
518,208
519,567
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
May 8 1141
727
869
761
1331
Apr. 24 ; 2262
Mar. 20 ' 1569
334
102
147
2
507
7
697
514
295
368
88
<362
)363
100
622
885
4,5
391
7c0
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I 546
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67
68
1 69
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724
1309
538
1081
1219
584
1906
252
1461
1218
961
930
1075
812
1155
1545
732
733
423
424
252
1143
714
1725
481
733
1731
67 I 411
67
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67
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66 j 1712
66 ] 1935
67 741
661
147
258 I 68
1201
113
562
67
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|66
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67
985
532
67
985
514,213 Feb. 6 415
525,839
185
203
186
333
C274
I J 275
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j ) 101
66 990
66 1631
156
260
>67 I 767
66 930
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518,344 Apr. 17 1537
519,380 May 8 810
530,913 Dec. 11 1449
515,931 Mar. 6 310
524,757 Aug. 21 1352
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahctical list of paieniees — Coutiuued.
69
Name, residence, ami invention.
Over-
Cook. John B., Lan,sin^, Mich. Trousers- stretcher
Cook, John F., St. Louis, Mo. Wrench
Cook. -lohn H.,'\Vcst Springfield, Mass., assignor to "W. H. Brodie, Brooklyn, Jf. Y.
head track
Cook, Owen E. (See Warner and Cook.)
Cook, Roswell F., Ilion, N. Y. Cane-gun
Cook, Sidney, Leavenworth, Kans. Fire-escape
Cook, Steplien S. (See Branson and Cook.)
Cook, Thomas C, assignor of tive-eighth.i to "W. J. Montgomery, J. L. Crowell, and J. A.
Kimmons, Concord. >r. C. Device for placing tiles
Cook, Truman D., Topeka. Kaus. Wiudniill
Cook, Victor A.. Avorill Park. N. Y. Cushion for telephone-receivers
Cook, William H. and B. D., Homer, Mich., assignors to Cook Flour Bin Company, Chi-
cago, III. Combined Hour bin and sieve
Cook, William M., Julian, Ala. Portable fence
Cooke & Cobb Coiupauj-. (See Doughty, George E., assignor.)
Cooke, Daniel, Camden, N. J. Apparatus for delivering mail
Cooke, Edward D., Chicago, 111. Lamp-shade ,
Cooke, Edward D., Chicago, 111. Shade forming and cutting die ,
Cooke, James Jf., et al. (See Barr, John V., Jr., assignor.)
Cooke, John L. (See Ench, Fiigel, Cooke, and Schultze.)
Cooke, Pitt, and J. L. Harley, Washington, D. CJ. Coin-controlled lock for telephones
Cooke, Susan V. (See Cooke, William H., assignor.)
Cooke, William, Oxton, England. Automatic governor
Cooke, William C, London, England. Detachable cover or appliance for covering buttons
Cooke, William R . assignor to S. V. Cooke, Whitehall, N. T. Automatic fuel-feeding meas-
uring and regulating device
Cookerly, Charles E., assignor of one-half to F. F. Schmidt, Kansas City, Mo. Hydrocar-i
bon-burner \
Coolbangb, Frank W., e(aJ. (See Smith, Calvin A., assignor.)
Cooley, Charles E. (See McLaughlin and Cooley.)
Cooley, Chailes H., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford, Conn. Automatic!
grain-scale i
Cooley, Edward A.. Cloverdale, Cal. Box wiring or hooping machine
Cooley, Henry B., J. M. Noble, Hartford, Conn., and J. E. Trevor, Manchester, England.
Paper-feeding machine
Cooley, Herbert M., Kansas City, Mo. Sad-iron
Cooley, Robert L. , assignor of one-half to J. T. Prendergast, Abilene, Kaus. Automatic
feeder for thra.shing-machines
Cooley, Robert L., assisnorof one-half to J. T. Prendergast, Abilene, Kans. Band-cutting
attachment for thrashiug-niachines ,
Coombs, Frederick M., Aspen, Colo. Car-coupling
Coomh.s, Frederick M.. Aspen. Colo. Clarcoupling
Coombs, William H., Rockland, Me. Bevel
Coon, A. Spencer, et al. (See Braddock, Warren L., assignor.)
Coon, George C, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to F. (j. Van Vliet, New York, N. Y. Ma-j
chine for wiring corks in bottles \
Cooney. John W.. New York, N. Y. Pipe-fitting apparatus
Coonradt, Arthur R. (See Coonradt. Philip A. and A. E.)
Coonradt, Philip A. and A. R., Rockford. 111. Street-railway brush
Coons, Solomon, and E. 0. Rogers, Orbisonia, Pa. Lathe chuck
(iooper, Alfred. Baltimore. Md. Paddle-wheel for steamships
(iooper, Alfred J., Duryea. Pa. Drill-head
Cooper, Anna R.. Jersey City. N. J. Knee-desk and reading-stand
Cooper, Arthur W. (See Biiggs, Orlando P., assignor.)
Cooper, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for forming glue into sheets
Apparatus for evaporating liquids ,
Apparatus for making glue
Apparatus for making glue
Vacuum-pan
, Edwin C
Cooper, Charles W., New York, N. Y.
Cooper, Charles W., New York, N. Y.
Cooper, Charles W., New York, N. Y.
Cooper, Charles W., New York, N. Y.
Cooper Chemical Company. (See Manning, Edwin C, assignor.)
Cooper, Daniel M., Rochester, N. Y. Workman's time-recorder ,
Cooper, Edward H., assignor of one-half to F. M. Givens, Fond du Lac, Wis.
Cooper, Frank J. (See Vanorman, Oliver, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Cooper, Fredrick W.. a-ssignor of one-half to C. H. Merritt, Danbury, Conn. Machine for
attaching sweat leathers and bands to hats by means of wire staples
Horse-cover.
Cooper, Harry, Toronto, assignor of two-thirds to J. Robertson, Steuhenville, Ohio. Wrench
Cooper, Henry C, Spiingtield, HI. Manual sales-recorder
Cooper, Herbert W., Moline, 111. Horse-collar fastener
Cooper, James B. , assignor of one-fourth to C. M. Waj-, Minneapolis, Minn. Hose-leak stop
orjacket-
Cooper, James G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Feed-water heater and purifier
Cooper, James O. . and A. S. Jacoby, Guthrie, Okla. Ter. Barrel-cover.
Cooper, John, Huron, S. D. Carpet-stretcher
Cooper. John D., Cheboygan, Mich. Diving apparatus
Cooper. John H., Milford, Ind., assignor of one-half to S. Lavering, Fairbury, D\. Base
for fence-posts
Cooper, 0 ohn M. (See Eobertshaw and Cooper. )
Cooper, John W., Gilbert's Mills, N. Y. Car-truck ,
Cooper, Joseph. Racine, Wis. Comb-cleaner
Cooper, Lonzo J., Covington, Ky., assignor of two-thirds to L. J. and H. C. Hunter, Cin-
cinnati. Ohio. Permutation-lock -
Cooper, W. R., etaX. (See Tatem. James W.. assignor.)
Cooper, William. (See Maddox, John A., a.ssigdor.)
Cooper, William. Minneapolis. Minn. Controller for electric motors
Cooper, AVilliam H. (See Mowry, Harley W., assignor.)
Cooper. Wilbam S.. Newport, R.'l. Mustache-cnrler
Coover, Percy K. , Mechanicsburg, Pa. Horse-collar
No.
.'•.29,()00
516,591
513,300
517.4.33
5U,513
517,.339'
517,.')42
514,913
516,367
527,773
516,522
512,364
512,684
525,094
.519.322
.516,787
515,932
531,2S9
529,246
529,247
.530,328
530,885
522,451
529,601
520,393
520,394
524,933
512,281
519,568
513.888
518,136
522, f 27
526,297
.527,108
521,945
521,946
521,947
521,948
521,974
528,223
518,833
519,885
512,159
527,667
527,142
Dato.
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
M.ir. 13
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Aug. 28
May 8
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
July 3
Nov. 20
May 22
May 22
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
May 8
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
July 10
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 26
Oct. 30
Apr. 24
May 15
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
518,805 Apr. 24
514,814 Feb. 13
520,687
51.5,995
530,398
519,445
513,889
525,337
513,764
518,345
524,576
520,413
Oct.
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Jan 30
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
May 29
Monthly
volume.
1940
1416
2623
27
944
2674
20-1
1562
1046
1802
1312
1043
1586
1958
703
1749
311
2139
1293
1299
446
1405
480
1941
2539
2540
1652
910
1146
3594
1195
11. 30
1696
705
2125
2131
2134
2139
2180
2615
2419
1667
725
1626
763
2377
1394
25
427
564
915
3595
21
3396
1579
1046
2571
462
336
636
6
238
627
47
392
248
434
312
254
255
381
479
173
412
74
C512
V513
f 311
)312
312
112
331
462
613
614
404
67
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Gazette.
66
■ 69
885
300
280
400
173
67
(509
^510
510 ! 07
|C7
67
5-511
(512
512
(523.
>524
67 1615
599 67
406 67
17fi 66
392 09
186 69
1039
1731
595
67
66 1048
588
351
7
67
66
69
66
69
2004
41
1180
1663
380
1712
209
327
1063
687
1809
1511
1635
900
901
1295
I486
96
1039
1053
1054
991
184
768
812
234
229
1487
146
1636
1637
1637
1638
541
485
877
138
330
157
477
1135
7
1531
1318
221 07 ! 727
^8«5 1 66
(886
5
837
391
258
022
68
67
68
67
812
1155
772
321
870
1076
70
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Cope, Marshall M. , Noyo, Gal. Saw-handle
Cope, Melvin B., Milwaukee, Wis. Valve-gear for steam-enginea
Copeland, James S., Hartford, Conn., assignorto Pope Manufacturing Company, Portland, (
Me., and Boston, Mass. Type-wiiting machine ]
Copeland, James S., Hartford, Conn., assignorto Pope Manufacturing Corapauy, Boston,
Mass. Band-brake for vehicles
Copeland, James S., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn. , and Portland, Me. Pedal
Copeland, James S., Hartford, Conn., assignorto Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford,!
Conn., and Portland, Me. Brake mechanism <
Copeland, James S., Hartford, Conn., as.iignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn., and Portland, Me. Crank-ahaftand bearing for velocipedes
Copeland Rapid Laster Manufacturing Company. (See Crisp, Joseph E., assignor.)
Copeland Eapid Laster Manufacturing Company. (See Ethridge, Martin E. and E. N., as-
signors.)
Copeland, Robert J., and C. H. Stoelting, a.ssignors to said Copeland and "W. A. Vawter.)
Chicago, 111. Autographic recording device j
Copland, Edith, Washington, D. C. Heating attachment for gas-burners
Copland, Virginial., Washington, D. C. Shade att.acbuient for gas-iets
Copley, William, Halifax, and H. E. Hodgson, C'leckheaton, England. Straightening-raa-
chine for shafting
Coppage, Benjamin D., Wilmington, Del. Latch-lock
Coppage, William, assignor of one-half to W. H. Larimer, Terre Haute, Ind. Cord-holder
for grain-binders
Coppersmith, Edward, et al. (See Kinney, George F., assignor.)
Coppersmith, Jacob, Eiie, Pa. Automatic safety relief- valve for air-brakes
Coram, John C, Lowell, assignor of one-half to D. M. Belches, Brooktine, Mass. Expan-
sion-shaft
Corbeille, Louis. (See Cote and Corbeille.)
Corbett, Edwin R. (See Corbett, Joseph andE. R.)
Corbett, John C, Corbett, N. C. Type-holder ,
Corbett, Joseph and E. R., assignors to T. E. Shaw, New York, N. Y. Envelope-machine.
Corbin Cabinet Lock Company. (Seo Judd, Edward A., assignor.)
Corbin, Charles B.. assignor of one-half to W.J. Corbin, (jrand Rapids, Mich. Fish-line reel
Corbin, Charles B., assignor of one-half to W. J. Corbin, Grand Rapids, Mich. Adjust-
able window-shade shifter
Corbin, George C. and T. A., North Danville, Va. Railway-crossing gate
Corbin, George H., et al. (See Selleck, Theodore G., assignor.)
Corbin, P. & F. (See Glover, Charles, assignor.)
Corbin, Thomas A. (See Corbin, George C. and T. A.)
Corbin, William J. (See Corbin, Charles B., assignor.)
Corcoran. William D. (See Capper, Charles, assignor.)
Cordes, V. A., et al. (Seo Southwortb, Walter H., assignor.)
Corey, Charles W., Middleboroiigh, Mas^. Line spacing device for type-writing machines.
Coriasco, Stefano, New York, N. Y. Spiral guide for machines for making wire coils. .
Cork Company. (See Howard, John E., assignor.)
Corkran, Samuel. (See Funke, Robert C., assignor.)
Corlett, Charles 0., etal. (See Blanlcner, William, assignor.)
Corn, Henry, et al. (See Deniing, Edward, assignor.)
Corn, Samuel, e/ aJ. (See Doming, Edward, assignor.)
Cornbrooks, William A., assignor to Williams, White & Company, Moline,Ill. Drop-ham-
Corneliussen, Ivar, Chicago, 111. Journal-bearing
(iorneliussen, Ivar, Chicago, 111. Journal-bearing
Cornel], Charles L. (See Bettinger, John J., assisnor.)
Cornell, Evan W., assignor of one-half to F. H. Knapp, Adrian, Mich. Can-labeling ma-
chine
Cornell, John M., New York, N. Y. Construction of buildings
Cornell, Joseph, Potsdam, N. Y. Folding chair
Cornell, William M., Brownville, N. Y. Making paper-pulp boards in imitation of natural
wood
Cornell, William N., and J. W. McCullooh, Brownville, N. Y. Pulp-strainer.
Cornely, Emile and R., Paris, France. Sewing-machine
Cornely, Robert. (See Comely, Emile and R.)
Cornett, James P., Claxheugh, near Sunderland, England. Beating-engine
Corns, Charles P., and S W. Jenks, Dayton, Ohio. Wire-fence stretcher..
Corrington, Murray. New York, N. Y. ' Railway signaling system
Corscaden, Thomas, assignor to Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn. Shelf-bracket
Corscaden, Thomas, assignor to Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.
Corscaden, Thomas, assignorto Stanley Works, New Britain. Conn.
Corscaden, Thomas, assignorto Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.
Corscaden, Thomas, assignor to Stanley Works, New Britain. Conn.
Corscaden, Thomas, assignorto Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn,
hin
Shelf-bracket
Shelf-bracket
Drive-chain
Hinge
Manufacture of strap-
No.
529,063
531,409
512,365
516,986
527,520
528,854
529,110
513,558
516,1.53
524.459
525,003
527,944
515,113
527,143
528,150
524,460
525,536
520,.517
522,557
517,792
.523,623
527,945
524,311
.525,338
531,410
514,705
523,425
514,445
.'122,513
513,454
522,823
524.934
Cortright, Moses I., Port B^Ton, N. Y., assignor of onehnlf to D.B. Ingram and C. E. Mc-
Eachron, Hill City,-S. D. Sectional cam for ore-batteries
Cory, Christopher C. (See Cory, Moses W. and CO
Cory, Moses W. and C. C, Durant, Misp. Woodworking-machine
Corzilius, Jakob, Paterson, N. J. Pile-fabric loom
523,329
.';28,.593
512,685
515,194
516,475
.518,307
518,308
Date.
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
May 29
July 3
Apr. 3
July 24
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
July 24
Feb. 13
July 3
Jan. 23
July 10
Aug. 21
July 24
Nov. 6
Jan. 10
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Monthly
volume.
Cosgrove, John C. (See FuUenlove, McClelland C, assignor.)
Cosper, William P., Chicago, 111. Dummy type-writing machine
Costello, George J., Philadelphia, Pa. Key-seating machine
Costello, Thomas H., assisnor to A. H. Andrews & Company, Chicago, 111.
Costigan, Alexander H., Montreal, Canada. Office-tile
Cote, Francois X.. and L. Corbeille, Everett, Wash. Saw-guard
Cot6, Louis', St. Hy acinthe, Canada. Heel-atiffener machine
Chair
519,243 May 1
i
522.880 1 July 10
; 513,964 Jan. 30
' 522,931 I July 10
511,754 Jan. 2
512,808 , Jan. 16
522,652 July 10
516.523 I Mai-. 13
522,684 July 10
515,114 ; Feb. 20
977
2346
1044
2079
1389
608
230
C5.59
)5t!0
C255
1266
492
338
cut
1145
1053 I 254
3058
C753
i 754
673 I 158
860 211
1786
2119
1863
765
2489
862
362
436
I 508
1509
467
187
603
211
89
90
91
2744 ' 665
652
629
2506
2121
586
22
2348
165
157
509
141
5
560
1221
2159
774 : ■ 198
304
;543
i 544
Official
Gazette.
575 I
2864 ' '763
1131 j|0
2007 505
123 29.30
1588 : 381
1994
1219
1496
1497
496
292
374
375
551 134
1194
298
912
3703
1290 {|3-j}(
22
1823
817
1313
871
1863
432
204
312
215
i_
6
1
69
844
^69
1690
^66
209
66
1872
69
286
^69
757
69
857
^66
711
66
68
1579
836
68
1033
|69
467
66
1234
69
157
69
519
68
836
[68
1218
67
1105
68
67
127
122
63
69
514
437
68
68
69
787
11.55
1690
66
1102
|63
66
452
1017
68
66
114
640
>68
229
|68
992
68
69
66
66
66
67
67
425
668
327
1259
1696
306
306
67
644
C8-
242
66
834
|C8
261
66
66
68
66
68 1
66
7
372
174
1713
184
1235
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of paicntccs — Continued.
71
Name, residence, and invention.
Cote, Mivjarique, Millia, Mass. Dnstpan
Cotter, Peter G., Yniiia, L. Holladay, Pima, and R.J. Duncan, Yuma, Ariz. Tor.
lifter .
Pilot- bar
Cottier, William T., Los Angeles. Cal. Box-fa.stener
Cottier, William T., Los Angeles, Cal. Fruit box or crate
Cottier. William T., Los Angeles, Cal. Ventilator
Cottier, William T., Los Angeles. Cal. Ventilated freight-car
Cottrell, Charles P., Stonington. Conn., assignor to C. B. Cottrcll & Sons Company, Wes-
terly. R. L, and New York. N. Y. Printingmachino
Cottrell, Charles P., Stonington, Conn., as.signor to C. B. Cottrell & Sons Company, Wes-
tTly. R. I., and New York, N. Y. Printing machine
Cottrell, Charles W., Waahongal, Wash. Lantern or lamp oxtinguiahor
Cottrcll. Edgar fl.. Stonington. Conn., assignor, by mesne assignments, toC. B. Cottrell &
Sons Comi)any, Stonington, Conn., and Jersey City, N.J. Apparjitus tor cleaning the
forms of rotary printing-machines
Cottrell, Edgar FI.. Stonington, Conn., assignorto C. B. Cottrell & Sons Company, Westerly,
R. I., and New York, N. Y. Offset mechanism for printing-maclnnea
Cottrell. Edgar H., Stonington, Conn., assignor to C. B. Cottrell & Sons Company, Jersey
City. if. J., and Westerly, R. I. Offset mechanism for printing-machines
Cottrell, Herbert, Newark, N. J. Electrical glow-lamp ,
Cottrel)', Herbert, Newark, N. J. Telephone-transmitter
Cottrell, Samuel H., Jasper. Ala. Automatic brake
Cotzhansen, Alfred von, Milwaukee, Wis. Advertising or display device
Cotzhausen, Alfred von, Milwaukee, Wis. Knockdown di.splay device
Conch, Charles A., Columbus, Ohio, assignor to E. N. Tanner, Monson, Mass. Locomo-
tive
Couch, Edwin A., Plain field. N. J. Dish-cleaner
Conch, ElbertM., Northampton, Jtass. Cylinder-actuating mechanism for revolvers '
Couch, Elbert AI., Northampton, Mass. Machine for couuterboring barrels of revolver-
casings .
Conch, iSlbert M., Northampton, Mass. Machine for counterboring chambers of revolver-
cylinders
Conch, Joel, Clayton, N. Y. Centerboard for boats
Couden, F. M., et al. (See Bright, William H., assignor.)
Coughlin, Cornelius, Cincinnati, Ohio. Street-railway switch ,
Coughlin, Edward W., Baltimore, Md. Railway-switch
Coughlin. William .1., Lowell. Mass. Automatic railway-switch
Coulson, Fred A., Detroit. Mich. Child's seat for bicycles
Coulston, J. Warren. (See Grier, Matthew .J., assignor.)
Cotllter, Joseph M., Portland, Greg. Steam fruit-drier
Coulter, William B.. Waterbnry, Conn. Fastening device for package-wrappers
Coup, John, Cleveland. Ohio. Car-conpling
Coup, John, Cleveland, Ohio. Car-conpling
Coupal, Peter A., Boston, and P. A. Vogt, Everett, Mass. Engraving-machine
Conrtial, Auguste, Turin, Italy. Stop mechani.sm for shafting
Courtland, ^Villiam A., New York, N. Y. Bicycle
Courtman, Renben S. (See Cayley and Conrtman.)
Courtney, Andrew J., Pine Ridge, Cal. Clamp
Courtney, John .T., Minneapolis, assignor to Walter A. Wood Harvester Company, St. Paul,
Automatic grip-
No.
521,9 JD
522.452
511, s:«
512 80!)
.5n,7<),S
517,794
517,682
517,9?.'?
521,642
511,934
527,774
527,775
515,465
,518.916
Date.
514,644
5-29,602
529,603
528,078
.523,426
516,476
530,823
,530 824
518,364
529,646
520,302
515,655
530,160
Minn. Bundle-carrier for harvesters
Courtney, William P., assignor of one-half to A. Brown, Oakland, Cal
nener
ope
Courtright. Albert S. (See Meggenhofen and Courtright.)
Conrtright, Archibald L., Keokuk, Iowa. Hay ricker or loader
Courtright, Archibald L.. Keokuk. Iowa. Lightning-arrester
Conrtright, Charles D.. .md C. A. Powell, Kene.saw, Nebr. Device for cutting corn
Couse, Charles, Belleville. N. J. Lubricat or
Cousins. Henry A., New York. N. Y. Inlaid work for decorative purposes
Cousins. Jerome S., Williams ville, Mich. Well-pipe puller
Oovel. Frank B., assignor to Dwi^ht Slate Machine Company, Hartford, Conn. Center-
■- -;-tool
530,506
522,007
519,105
519,106
513,039
512,578
520,728
523,974
521,154
515,115
520,130
525,840
513,380
521,702
526,343
5-29,604
June 26
July 3
,Tan. 2
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
June 19
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Oct. 23
July 24
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
May 22
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
Deo. 11
June 26
M.ay 1
May 1
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
May 29
Aug. 7
June 12
Monthly
volume.
2141
482
3.i2
1825
631
632
451
920
1590
353
1805
2161
2557
nifi
1944
1945
2363
2161
1221
1306
1307
1624
2009
2385
2760
143
2256
281
284
2200
1407
3104
10
717
Feb. 20 1866
May 22 I 2184
Sept. 11 i 922
Jan. 23 ' 2736
June 19 i 1682
Sept. 18 ; 1768
Nov. -'0 I 1947
ing-(
Covel, Milo, Chicago, 111. Device for straightening saws
Covel, Milo, Chicago. HI. Saw-dressing machine
June 12 I 807
July 3 I 242
523,882 i July 31 ' 2981
521,206
522,316
512
122
82
432
158
158
109
230
372
82
435
435
C609
\ 610
632
279
462
463
570
545
293
315
315
400
481
580
688
37
187 |,
Covel, Milo, Chicago, HI. Saw-sharpening machine
Covell, Edward T., Now Bedford, Mass. Fastening for horseshoes
Covell, Harry N. (See Miller and Covell.)
Coverdill. Edward R., Clifton Heights, Pa. Wjiste or rag picker
Covert, D'Kstaing S. (See Burton and Covert.)
Covert, James C, West Troy. N. Y. Snap-hook
Cowan, Alexander H., San Francisco, Cal. Lamp heater attachment
Cowan, David R., Molino, 111. Bending-macliine
Cowan, Emma E. (See Chunn, Charles H., assignor.)
Cowan, William B., (Jtielph, Canada. Triturating and emulsifying machine
Cowdrey, Charles F., Fitchbnrg, Mass. Wheel-rim and making same
Cowdrey, Harriet C, New York, N. Y. Heater
Cowdrey, Nathaniel W.. Pepperell. Mass. Attachment for doors
Cowdrick, JesseC, Ogdensburg. N. J. Railway-rail tie
Cowell, Edward R. E , assignor of one-half to M! T. Karnes, Buffalo, N. Y. Chart
Cowles, Burton S., Meriden, Conn. Door-bell
CowperColes, Sherard O.. assignor to London Metallurgical Company, Limited, London]
England. Articles coated with metallic alloys
Cox, Albert W.. Hastings. Nebr. Checkrein
Cox, Allen L., Wise. Ala. Baling-press
Cox Bra.s3 Manufacturing Company. (See Bailey, Henry E., assignor!)
Cox, Cary S., Spottiswood, as.signor to himself, and H. A'. Blodget, Bakersfield Cal. Con.
den.ser .
523,883 ' July 31
513,360 Jan. 23
2983
2704
530,615 Dec. 11 964 236
540
67
68
(526
J 527
340
C751
J 752
168
468
532
206
665
395
420
463
189
63
f 741
\ 742
J 742
J 743
657
530,750 I Dec. 11 : 1193
.524.6117 ; Aug. 14 ' 1197
512,366 Jan. 9 1051
511,7.55
.522,047
.522,4.53
5-J8,323
' .527,668
515,195
523,884
Jan. 2 I 23
June 26 \ 2313
July 3 i 483
Oct. 30 , 2791
Oct. 16 I 1629
Feb. 20 ! 1995
Jttly 31 2985
512.160 .Jan. 2 i 726
52.3.464 July 24 ' 22.39
.531,163 Dec. 18 1908
Cox. Chiirles T.. assignorof two-thirds to M.J. Moon and 'W'. T. Bowers, Liberty, Hid. Die'-
infecting apparatus
Cox, Harry B., Hartford, Conn. Thermo-electric generator '.'.'.'.'.'..'..
521,783
525.646
Jane 26
Sept. 4
518,542 i Apr. 17
1842
.5.36
1916
2.10
293
256
6
555
123
673
392
497
74;?
.562
455
439
J.31
473
Orticial
Gazette.
68
67
66
07
68
66
67
68
69
67
68
■68
1639
67
372
122
123
87
188
1517
380
380
1359
512
1081
1040
1040
481
452
1696
1469
1469
329
10.51
1024
1418
1241
1372
1658
589
590
442
277
1172
664
1340
1235
986
1331
616
1535
1502
1040
1356
48
618
618
010
1407
1447
898
210
96
573
330
1259
618
138
464
1593
67 1581
1251
381
72
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Cox, Harry B., Hartford, Conn. Transmitting sound
Cos, Harry B., Hartford, Conn. Kadiating and supply-system for thermo-electiio gener-
ator
Flat-;
Cos, Harry B., Hartford, Conn. Sectional thermo-electric generator
Cox, Harry B., Hartford, Conn. Thermo-electric generator
Cox, Harry B., Hartford, Conn. Apparatus for casting
Cox, Henry M., assignor to himself and A. M. Templin, Palmer, Nebr. Corn-harvester .
Cox, J. Otis, et al. (See Brooks, Stephen H., assignor.)
Cox, James M., assignor of one-half to B. Cohen. Buffalo, N. T. Hose-coupling
Cox, .Joseph L. (See Dickinson, James "W., assignor.)
Cox, Joseph L., assignor to Duplex Printing Press Company, Battle Creek, Mich
bed perfecting-press - .
Cox, Joseph L., assignor to Duplex Printing Press Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Print-
ing-press ."-
Cox, Joseph L., assignor to Duplex Printing Press Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Single-
acting sheet-printing press
Cox, Joseph L., assignor to Duplex Printing Press Company, Battle Breek, Mich. Paper-
web-feedina device
Cox, Mat, Hale's Point, Tenn. Sawmill-carriage
Cox, Paul F., Battle Creek, Mich., assignor to Cox Type Setting Machine Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Type-setting machine '.
Cox, Paul P., Battle Creek, Mich., assignor to Cox Type Setting Machine Company, Chi-^
cago. 111. Type setting machine .' \
Cox, Paul F., Battle Creek, Mich., assignor to Cox Type Setting Machine Company, Chi
cago. 111. Apparatus for automatically justifying type
Cox, Peter L., Boston, Mass. Sewing-machine
Cox, Philip D., Jasper, Fla. Combined telegraph key and sounder
Cox, Reuben, et al. (See Webb and Jacobs, as.signors.)
Cox Type Setting Machine Company. (See Cox, Paul F., assignor.)
Cox, AVilliam W., Greene, Ala. Cultivator
Cox, "Willis B. (See Hime and Cox.)
Coxe, Charles B., assignor to E. B. Esterbrook, Brooklyn, N. T. Manufacture of bricks.
Coxe, Eckley B. (See Richards, Francis H., assignor.)
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa. Traveling grate
Traveling grate
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Coal-breaker
Coal-breaking apparatus
Traveling-grate furnace
~' ~ Means for ventilating armatures
System of electrical distribution
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coxe, Eckley B., Drifton, Pa.
Coykendall, Thomas C, Rondout, N. Y.
Coykendall, Thomas C., Rondout, N. T.
(joykendall, Thomas C., Rondout, N. T. System of electrical distribution
Coyle, Bernard J., "Washington, D. C. System of excavating and refilling
Coyle, Robert. (See Ralya and Coyle.)
(joyle, Thomas J., et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Coyne, John "W., Ridgetown, and J. A. Shannon, Dutton, Canada. Churn
Crabb, Fred S., et al. (See Crabb, George W., assignor.)
Crabb, George W., assignor to F. S. Crabb and J. S. Lockerby, Sand Lake, Mich. Churn. .
Crabtree, William IN., Globe, Cal. Bandage-machine
Craelius, Per A., Smedjebacken, Sweden. Grab for lifting cores formed by tubular rock-
drills or broken or detached drill-rods, &c., from bore-holes
Crager, Henry. (See Zeller and Crager.)
Craig, Augustus P., Michigan City. Ind. Vehicle-axle
Craig, Franklin P., Kansas City, Mo. Lister-cultivator
Craig, John B.. St. Louis, Mo. Lace-fastener
Craig, Lee D., San Francisco, Cal. Shoe-lace clamp
Craige, "William, Paducah, Ky. Paddle-wheel
Craine, David C. (See Craini?, Richard H. and D. C.)
Craine, Edwin W., Missouri Valley, Iowa. Tube-stopper
Craine, Edwin W., Missouri Valley, Iowa. Rein-support
Craine, Richard H. and D. C, Rosedale, Kans. Direct-draft bake-oven
No.
528,924
.'529,7] 0
529,711
,531.. 562
531,512
520,952
525,136
525,137
529,519
.531,162
528,287
528,855
528,856
528,857
530,471
526,965
524,935
521,535
515,656
515,657
517,644
517,645
518,578
527,411
527,4J2
527,593
523,161
525,445
525,446
518,394
520,561
527,365
529,781
512,867
518,940
519,018
528,464
Date.
May 22
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
June 5
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
June 19
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 10
July 17
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
May 29
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
May 1
May 1
Oct. 30
Cramby, Martinson, Bradford, England. Apparatus, for cutting patterns for cloth, &c
Cramer, Henry "W., assignor of one-half to "W. Middendorf, St. Louis, Mo. Combined guide
and iish-plate
Cramer, Morgan J., Chest Springs, Pa. Envelope
Crampton, John M., New Haven, Conn. Shade-cord fastener
Crampton, Richard L., Oak Park, 111. Holder for memorandum-calendars
Crampton. Stewart H., Brooklyn, N. T. Railway -switch
Crandall, E. J. (See Bond, Frederick W., assignor.)
Crandall, Henry F., assignor to Milwaukee Harvester Company, Milwaukee, "^''is. Grain-^
binder S
Crandall, Lucien S., Parish, assignor to "W. A. Sweet, Syracuse, N. T. Type-writing ma->
chine >
Crandall, Nathan W. (See Russell and Crandall.)
Crandall, Nathan W., Meriden, and E. A. Russell, Wallingford, Conn. Shade-support
Crandall, Nathan W., Meriden, and E. A. Russell, Wallingford, Conn. Shade-holder
Crandall, Nathan W., Meriden, and E. A. Russell, assignors to Housatonic Brass Company,
Wallingford, Conn. Device to prevent fraudulent filling of bottles
Crandall, Nathan W., and E. A. Russell, assignors to Housatonic Manufacturing Company,
Wallingford, Conn. Shade-holder for incandescent electric lamps
Crandall, William E., and M. Smith, New York, N. Y. Swing
Crane Company. (See Doolittle, William W., assignor.)
Crane Company. (See Hayden. James T., assignor.)
Crane, E<lwardM., Oshkosh. Wis. Oscillating device for vehicles
Crane Elevator Company. (See Reynolds, George H., assignor.)
Crane, George A. (See'Warner and Crane.)
Crane, George A., Cleveland, Ohio. Steam-boiler support and wall
528,858 Nov. 6
518,226 I Apr. 17
519,666 May 8
517,844 Apr. 10
527,051
517,330
521,760
519,148
529,366
524,847
524,312
522,653
527,946
528,288
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
June 19
May 1
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
July 10
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
522,405 I July 3
530,751
521,335
513,765
527,052
Dec. 11
June 12
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
2034
752
2115
2117
2273
2536
365
2032
1808
1906
2729
611
621
679
1655
1407
2762
2766
378
381
1978
1207
1210
1509
1706
217
219
1666
2824
1130
2230
126
3038
624
1369
1309
705
624
2675
1804
369
1517
1510
588
818
2122
2731
1195
1046
;496
;497
176
507
508
542
607
(496
)497
497
(430
^431
U32
455
6.59
145
\U6
f 146
\ 147
C169
il70
119
405
325
689
91
91
490
296
296
367
429
54
54
f4U
1412
515
682
276
531
457
2
31
737
147
343
312
:i78
. 179
'(151
|il52
Official
Gazette.
■67
69
428
88
363
369
I 141
I 142
;204
;205
509
659
291
246
838
68 1585
67 i 1121
69 ; 224
69 1101
67
67
J 67
•69
68
69
06
625 152 69 132
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
73
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuiied.
Name, residence, and invention.
Crane. Henry W., Milwaukee, Wis. Boring-machine
Crane, John'il. (See Malion and Crane.)
Crane, Joseph A.,assignortoLoewerSoleRounderCompany,Rochester,N. Y
ing machine
Crane, Theodore "W. (See Matthews, Gilbert L., assignor.)
Crane, 'William A., Newark, N. J. Parcel-holder
Crane, William F. D.. East Orange, N. J., assignor to Johns-Pratt Company, Hartford
Conn. Suspension-clip for trolley-wires
Craney, Thomas, etal. (See Fuchs, Kathan, assignor.)
Sole-round-^
S
Craney, Thomas, Bay Citj', Mich. Electrolytic diaphragm
Craney, Thomas. Bay City, Mich. Apparatus fur pni ifying water .
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich. Air-feeding device for furnaces .
Craney, Thonia?, Bay City, Mich. Grate
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich. Electrolytic cell
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich.
Drainage-bin and chute ,
Purifying water-
Craney, Thoma-s, B.ay City, Mich.
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich.
Craney, Thoiua.'*, Bay City, Mich.
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich.
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich.
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich.
Craney. Thomas, Bay City, Mich. Ev.aporating apparatus
Cranford. George C, et al. (See Rothchild, Joseph, assignor.)
Cranford, Robert L., et al. (See Rothchild, Joseph, assignor.)
Cranmer, William C, assignor of one-half to R. C. Matlack, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
Apparatus for aerating and carbonating TiTater.
Chamfering-machine
E vaporating-pan
Salt-evaporator
Drier
Rail-
joint .
Dyeing-machine .
Cranmer, William S., Suisun City, Cal. Chart-hanger
Crannell, Charle.s W., Holton, Kans. Toe- weight
Crapp, Thomas S., Tallapoosa, Ga. Attachment for stools
Craven, George H., assignor to J. S. Craven, Philadelphia, Pa.
Craven, James S. (See Craven, George H., assignor.)
Craven, Phinehaa P., Manchester, England. Ring-spinning frame
Cravens, Charles M., et al. (See Nier, William, assignor.)
Craw, Joseph T.. Jersey City, N. J.,a8signor of one-half to Brown & Bailey, Philadelphia,
Pa. Combined cigarette-slide and match-box
Craw, Joseph T., Jersey City, N. J., assignor of one-half to Brown & Bailey, Philadelphia,
Pa. Thermometer
Craw, William. (See Peat, David C, assignor.)
Crawford, Edwin G., St. Louis, Mo. Shaft-locking mechanism
No.
513,088
516,676
522,196
522,362
512,503
515,819
518.0.54
518,714
520,257
522,406
524,887
524,888
524,889
525.486
525.7i>7
525,758
528,859
.518,834
519,407
513,005
514,307
519,323
521,584
528,763
530,928
530,580
515,996
517,646
522,970
512,161
.522,654
521,307
522,932
516,079
Date.
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
July 3
July 3
Jan.
9
Mar.
6
Apr.
10
Apr.
24
May
22
July
3
Aug.
21
Aug.
21
Aug.
21
Sept.
4
Sept.
11
Sept.
11
Nov.
6
516,080
525,487
529,637
Crawford, Harvey F. (See Luce, Don C, assignor.)
Crawford, James G., Boston, Mass., assignor to Crawford Laundry Machinery Company,
Portland, Me. Mangle
Crawford. James G., Boston, Mass., assignor to Crawford Laundry Machinery Company,
Portland, Me. Reversiug-gearing for washing-machines
Crawford. James G., Boston, Mass., assignor to Crawford Laundry Machinery Company,?
Portland, Me. Washing-machine ..j
Crawford Laundry Machinery Company. (See Crawford, James G., assignor.)
Crawford, Morgan, Jr., Stockton, Cal. Street-sweeper
Crawford, Morgan, Jr., assignor of one-half to G. J. Thompson, Stockton, Cal. Tapping-
machine
Crawford, Robert A., Allegheny, Pa. Pilot or guard for car.s
Crawford, Robert A., Allegheny, assignor of one-half to S. D. Warmcastle, Pittsburg, Pa.
Pilot for cars
Crawford, Theron C, New Brighton, and L. K. Biihra. New York, N. T., assignors to Ster-
ling Light Company, Trenton. N. J., and New york,N.Y. Making incandescent elements.
Crawford, Theron C, New Brighton, and L. K. Bohm, New York, N. Y., assignors to Ster-
ling Light Company, Trenton, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Composition for incandescent
elements
Crawford, William K., assignor to A. J. Morse & Son, Boston, Mass. Universal nozzle
Crawford, William T., Tampa, Fla. Automatic railway-gate
Creamer, Albert J., Washington Court-House, Ohio. Blackboard-eraser ' .521,258
Creamer, Frank D. (See Yerl)y, Ross B., as.'iignor.)
Creamer. Lewis H., Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Harness ' 519,149 May 1
Crean, Thomas F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Refrigerator 514,914 Feb. 20
Cr^bessac, L6once, assignor to Soci6t6 FranQaiso des Moteurs Crfebessac, Paris, France.
Petroleum, gas. or oil engine 530,161 Dec.
Creceliua, Louis J. (See Grayson and Crecelius.)
Crecelius, Louis J., assignor of one-half to C. E. Pearce, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for mak-
ing wheels 511,876 Jan. 2
Crecelius, Louis J., assignor to A. Warren, St. Louis, Mo. Track-drill j 514,544 Feb. 13
Crecelius, Louis J., assignor of one-half to "W. Grayson, St. Louis, Mo. Clamping device
for bicycles 519,667 May 8
Cree. Diigal. St. Paul. Minn. Removable box-cover 514.144 Feb. 6
Creed. Alex G. P.. Sydney. New South Wales. Drill bit and reamer for earth-boring | 513,987 , Feb. 6
Crigut, Emile. (See Tourasse, P^l, assignor.) I j
Crehore, Albert C, Ithaca, N. Y. Electric-railway system , 523,396 j July 24
Creighton,AVi]liam G., Chicago, 111. Conduit system for electric railways 525,945 Sept. 11
Crellin. Thomas, Liverpool, England. Corkscrew i 515,658 Feb. 27
Cremar, Michael D. (See Robert, Charles A., assignor.) |
Crepar. Thomas M., assignor to himself and H. Hunter, Clare, Mich. Machine for teach- | l
ing telegraphy 522,454 July 3
Apr. 24
May 8
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
May 8
June 19
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
July 17
Jan. 2
July 10
June 12
July 10
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
June 12
Monthly
volume.
2265
1573
16
1302
145
1068
2224
2316
402
1568
1569
1570
280
756
758
625
2419
9,59
2157
579
704
1488
426
1480
547
C374
i375
82
(313
i314
313
314
35
270
554
(5(il
) 562
C102
I 103
?f3
383
384
69.70
175
176
5 147
> 148
599
232
513
144
C 173
103
350
1369
820
987
1297
560
1341
176
205
233
323
70
900
370
1563
144
;212
' 213
88
392
38
Official
Gazette.
909 I [|2
428 ,98,
384 91,92
340
>66
68
68
J66
66
67
67
Wt
68
68
68
68
68
68
I 69
561
281
1997 J ■»"
iaJ7 ^4,8
259 59
C238
J 239
69
[69
66
67
I 68
66
68
67
68
66
66
68
1 69
1 67
67
60
946 il^^ 1 66
1310 I 313
268 66
23 6
2109 II? 11 68
1082 {II? 1 68
2768 ' 689
485 ' 123
66
68
a
Ph
523
1778
6
03
257
1480
2U
450
1010
80
977
977
977
1203
13U2
1302
760
485
734
433
962
1499
724
1515
1532
74
291
138
174
138!^
261
1557
1557
1204
1049-
1373
609
1180-
1242
51
1049-
797
904
85'J
443
1360
1420
96-
74
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljohabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Crescent Fire Arms Company. (See Cllley, George "W., assignor.)
Cre.ssey, John T. (See Beury and Cressey.)
Cressler, Will T. (See Leavenworth. Seti H., assignor.)
Cretcher, Paul C, and J. R. Miller, Huntsville, Ohio. Fence-post
Creter, Joseph H., Newcomerstown, Ohio. Grain-separator
Cretors, Chai les, Chicago, 111. Roasting apparatus for peanuts, &o
Creveling, John L., Auburn, N. T. Conduit rail way- trolley
Crihbs, John R., Verona, Pa. Nut-lock
Cribbs, John R., Verona, Pa. Brake for railwav-cars
Criggai, John E., assignor to Davis Electrical Works, Springfield, Mass. Electric incan-
descent lamp
Criggai, John E., assignor to Davis Electrical Works, Springfield, Mass. Incandescent
electric lamp
Crill, John T., etal. (See Moon, Hermon, assignor.)
Criin, Jackson A., Plain ville. 111. (^hnrn
Criqui, Charles A., St. Joseph, Mo. Filter ,
Criqui. Charles A., St. Joseph. Mo. Gerra -proof water-filter
Crisp, Isaac A ., and J. A. Stevenson, Halsey, Oreg. Band-cutter and feeder
Crisp, James E., Handley. Tex. Wire-stretcher
Crisp, Joseph E., Soraerville, Mass., assignor to Copeland Rapid Laster Manufacturing^
Company, Portland, Me. Lasting-machine >
Crisp, Joseph E., Somerville, and E. F. Grandy, Everett, Mass., assignors to Goodyeari
Shoe Machinery Company, Portland, Me. Lasting-machine j
Crispin, Edward, Chicago, Dl. Ornamental work and making same ,
Crisson, George A., Tarrytown, N. T., assignor of one-half to J. N. Dickey, Philadelphia,
Pa. Window or curtain fixture
Crist, Marvin B. (See Berner, Fredrick, Jr., assignor.)
(IJrist, William E., Brooklyn, N. T. Vibrating-piston engine
Cristadoro, Charles, St. Paul, Minn. Box-blocking machine
Cristadoro, Charles, St. Paul, Minn. Multiple boring-machine
Cristand, Johann F., Aix-la-(jhapelle, Germany. Spark-catcher
Criswell, Joel T., CoUamer, assignor of one-half to A. D. Harlan, Coatesville, Pa. Miter-
ing-machine
Crittenden, George L., Itbaca, N. T. Attachment for rolls of paper to type-writing ma-
chines
Crittenden, Mason H., and F. V. Emery, Minneapolis, Minn. Sheet-metal stud
Crittenden, Thomas T. (See Ackerman, Albert A., assignor.)
Crittenden, William B., et al. (See Wanner, Martin, assignor.)
Crocker, John, assignor of one-half to F. Leach, New York, N. T. Packing or holding case
Crocker- Wheeler Electric Company. (See Dunn, Gano S., assignor.)
Crockett, Samuel D., Seattle, Wash. Thrashing-machine
Crockett, William E., Snlphur .3Iuflf, Tex. Convertible corn sheller and grater
CrofTord, Warren K. (See Bardsley and Crofford.>
Crofford, Warren K., New York, N. Y., and W. Bardsley, Kearney, N. J. Door mechan-
ism for elevator-shafts
Croft, Abraham L., Chambersburg, Pa. Car-coupling
Crohn, Marcus, New York, N. Y. Safety device for scarf-pins
Croissant, Martin, deceased, Albany, N. Y.; P. Croissant, executrix. Trolley-support for^
ladders
Croissant, Philoppina. executrix. (See Croissant, Martin.)
CroUe.y. Sherman, assignor to Snowdon Manufacturing Company, Brownsville, Pa. Shaft-
coupling
Crom, Louis M. (See Clark and Crom.)
Cromer, Hiram, Muscatine, Iowa. Rotary harrow
Cromer, Thomas W. (See Murray and Cromer.)
Cromie, John, assignor to M. A. Furbush & Son Machine Company, Camden, N. J. Con-
denser or finisher carding-machine '..
Crompton Loom Works. (See Wyman and Clark, assignors.)
Crompton Loom Works et al. (See Wyman and Poole, assignors.)
Crompton, Samuel S., assignor to Moline Scale Company, Moline, 111. Scale
Crompton, William E , Park City, Utah Ter. Carpenter's plane
Cromwell, George W. (See White and Forestell, assignors.)
Cron, Bernhard, and W. von Miinchhausen, New York, N. Y. Car-fender
Cron, Carl. (See Wendling, Theobald, assignor.)
Cronan, James W., St. Louis. Mo. Computing weighing-scale
Cronenwett, Frederick, Jr., Detroit, Mich. Pocket cigar-case
Cronin, John M., Cambridge, assignor to J. L. Wesson^ Boston, Mass. Electric switch . . .
Cronk, George, etal. (SeeBuckbee, Charles E., assignor.)
Cronkhite, Augustus, Chicago, 111. Gate ■
Cronkhite, Byron E. (See Austin, Lorey T., assignor.)
Crook, Charles, Brooklyn, assignor to E. Baldwin, New York, N. Y. Fare-register
Crook, Fredrick, Christ Church, assignor of one-half to G. T. Booth, Sydenham, New Zea-
land. Corn-husker
Crooker, Alfred M., and R. Weinhold, assignors of one-half to J. W. Martin, Memphis, Tenn.
Antifriction device for axles
Crosby, Darwin E. (See Mahon, Terrence P., assignor.)
Crosby, Frank P., assignor of two-thirds to F. J. Lamberson and F. H. Webster, Chicago,
111. Shaft-bearing for velocipedes
Crosby, George S., Bufl'alo, N. Y. Vehicle-wheel
Crosby, James H., Somerville, Mass. Plug-check for marine or other boilers
Crosby, James H., Somerville, Mass. Plug-check for marine or other boilers
Crosby, Mary A., Duraud. Wis. Dish-cleaner
Crosby, Robert H. (See Krause and Crosby.)
No.
521,849
520,729
516,919
532,655
522,911
528,860
518,179
523,305
528,079
511,756
511,757
528,861
528,151
517,947
521,975
529,782
513,307
.'121,603
519,035
.529,712
519,886
511,935
530,929
518,645
521,102
513,089
515,074
516,699
515,933
521,103
526,438
513,609
518,520
523,832
521,230
518,521
520,354
524,164
522,881
530,472
517,331
516,081
512,367
526,298
511.877
515,518
530,473
' 530,474
527,322
Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company.
Cro.sby Steam Gage and Valve Company.
Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company.
Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company.
Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company.
Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company.
Crosby Steiira Gage and Valve C)omp»nv.
Croshaw, Calvin A,, Chicago, 111. Thill-couplinj
(See Bosworth, Charles B., assignor.)
(See (Jassett, Oscar, assignor.)
(See Lane, Frederick, assignor.)
(See Ludlow, Charles G., assignor.)
(See Meady, Albert C, assignor.)
(See Spille'r, Harry A., assignor.)
(See Wolfe, Frank L., assignor.)
519,697
Date.
June 26
May 29
Mai?. 20
July 10
July 17
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
July 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Nov. 0
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
June 26
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
June 19
May 1
Nov. 27
May 15
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
June 5
Jan. 23
Fob. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
June 5
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
July 31
June 12
Apr. 17
May 22
Aug. 7
July 10
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Deo. 4
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
May 15
1940
3106
1971
821
1371
1955
465
752
463
205
341
148
319
492
2364
24
26
627
2490
570
7
7
149
603
C218
J 219
( 524
2184 : { 525
(526
2230 ! 532
2624 ! 636
1519 ' 356
157 37,38
2118 508
1672 : 407
355 82,83
1480
209.1
350
521
626 147
2266
1804
547
455
1609 383
313 75
627 I 148
1973 '{«;
3141 771
1880 ' 406
2890 719
851
1882
199
466
2479 601
339
1195
680
2676
563
1052
1697
298
170
C131
)132
257
400
260
2548
I 59
' 631
683 |j^^
684 171
1060 256
1363
329
Official
Gazette.
> 1 Ph
1599
1173
1851
174
291
760
67 1 247
68 1 398
69 I 481
66 ! 8
66 i 8
69 ! 761
69 ! 519
let I 180
>6-7 ' 1646
69 i 1101
595
1504
1081
878
67
1516
427
67 : 1310
66 523
66 I 1224
66 ■ 1784
66 ] 1512
67 1310
Us 1 1552
66 : 726
67 ' 375
OS ' 001
67 ' 1364
67 376
1041
08 I 723
68 242
69 I 1340
2004
1557
210
1487
66 51
66 1376
^69 ■ 1340
69 ' 1340
69 211
67 1 820
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lint of patentees — Coutiuued.
75
Name. lesideure. anil invention.
Croskcy. .Inbn H., and J. Locke, Pittslmr?, Pa.
Croskey, .lolin H., audJ. Locke, Pittsburg, Pa.
Croskey, John II., and J. Locke, Pittsburg, Pa.
Croskoy, .Tolin IT., and .T. Locke, Pitt-sburg, Pa.
Croskey, John 11., and J. Locke, Pittsburg
ware
Glass for skylights, &c
Glass-press
Manufacture of hollow glass articles .
Tnsnlator for electric conductors
Pa. Method and apparatus for pressingglass-
Cross, George W., Pittstou. Pa.
Cross, George W., Pittston, Pa.
Cross, Geoigo W., Pittstou, Pa.
Cross, Gcorgo W., Pittston, Pa.
Cross, George W.. Pittston, Pa.
Cross, Ann. administratrix. (See Cross, Christopher G.)
Cross, Hradford. Moline, III. Oil-burner attachment
Cross, Charles F., and E. J. Bovan. London, England. Manufacture of cellulose acetate..
Cross. Charles F., E. .7. Bevan, and C. Beadle, London, England, assignors to H.G. Nichols,
trustee, Boston, Mass. Plastic compound of cellulose
Cross, Christopher G., deceased, Erie, 111.; A. Cross, administr.itrix. .xVeriallocomotive - . .
Cross, Frederick E.. TVaterbury, Conn. Automatic feed for band sawiug-machines
Cross, George W., Pittston. Pa. Screen
Screen
Revolving coal-screen
Coal-screen
Coal-screen
Screen
•Cross, .Toel W., Chattanooga, Tenn., as.signor of one-third to W.K. Euggles, Ipswich, S. D.
Bicycle-lock
Cross, John A., New York, N. T. Dynamometer
Crosse, Willey T. (See Miller and Crosse.)
Crossley, Arthur TV.. Boston, Mass. Child's crib orbed
Crossley, Atkinson. Cwmavon, England. Apparatus for prodncing oxids
Crossley, Gabriel W.. J. W. Stout, and 'W. Rigdon, Humansville, Mo. Seeding-machine ..
Crossley, Joseph. (See Oddy. Crosslpy, and Smiih.)
Crosta, Lorenzo W., West Bridgford. assignor to Patent Gully Company, Limited, Not-(
tingham, England. Double-trap .surface-water gully i
Croswell, Samuel P., West Med ford, Mass. Set bowl or washbasin
Crouan, Henry M. L., Paris, France. Gas or petroleum motor
Crouch, Frank J,, Portland, assignor of two-thirds to C. P. and TV. L. Houston, Junction
City, Ores. Dynamo-electric machine
Crouch, George, Now York, N. Y. Tnink -caster
Crouch, George, New York, N. Y. Handle for trunks
Crouch, George. New York. N. Y. Trunk
Crouch, James M., Buckeye City. Ohio. Quarrying-tool
Crouch, JehHw N.. High Point, N. ('. Combined tongs and .shovel
Cronnse, Albert B., Passaic, N. J., assignor of one-half to C. J. Kintner, New York, if. T.
Bowling-alley
Cronnse, Albert B.. andC. A. Rutledge. Passaic, N. J. TroUey-wire.hanger
Crouse, Henry TV., trustee. (See Carl .vie, George, assignor.)
Crow, James R., and J. H. Mulkey, Cleveland, Tenn. Railway-switch
Crowder. George TV., Goldthwaite, Tex. TVire-coiling machine
Crowd us, Walter A., Chicago, HI. Electric motor
Crowdus, TValter A., assignor to Tumey Electric Manufacturing Company, Chicago, III.)
Electiic motor for dental engines S
Crowe. John T. (See Even and Crowe.)
Crowcll, Charles F., et cL. trustees. (See Monks and Severy, assignors.)
Crowell Clutch and Pulley Company. (See Jones, Edward L., assignor.)
Crowell, Henry M., Maplewood, N. J., assignor to Essex TVatch Case Company, of New
Jersey. Watch lid or back machine
Croweli, J. L., et al. (See Cook, Thomas C, assignor.)
Crowell, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H.Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New)
York, N. Y. Printing-machine I
Crowell. Lnther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New)
York, N. Y. Package- wrapping machine. 5
Crowell, Lnther C. Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New
York. N. Y. Wrapping-machine
Crowcll, Luther C, IJrooklyn. assiimor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New
York. N. Y Newspaper- wrapping machine
Crowell, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New
York. N. Y. Newspaper- wrapping machine
Crowell, Lnther C. Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New
York, N. Y. Method of and machine for wrapping newspapers
Crowell, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New
York. N. Y. Newspaper-wrapping machine
Crowell, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New)
York. N. Y. Machine for wrapping newspapers, &c i
Crowcll, Sommers, assignor of one-half to C. S. and C. J. Wass, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-
coupling
Crowley, John M., Augusta. Ga. Dough-kneader
Crowley, Patrick, et aL (See Pennington, Steve, assignor.)
(3rown"Cork and Seal Company. (See Painter, TVilliara, assignor.)
Crown Syndi(!ate. (See Farmer, Luther C, assignor.)
Crowthcr, Charles. Manchester, England. Hook
Crowther, Ernest and W. H., Pndsey. England. Scribbler or carding-engine
Crowther, William H. (See Crowther, Ernest and W. H.)
Croze, Joseph. (See Bertrand. Joseph, a-ssignor.)
Croze. .Joseph, et al. (See Marlcnu, Evangeli.ste. as.signor.)
Crozier. David J.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Steam.,jet blower
Crozier, Hugh V., Morrilltou. Ark. Folding step-ladder
Crozier, Thomas W., Roanoke. Va. ButUra
Cruger. Ernest L.. London. Wis. Brible-bit
Crume. TVilliara E., Dayton. Ohio. Oyster-bucket
Crump Ernest R. (See Hanson. John T., assignor.)
Crnnkleron, John R.. Birmingham. Ala. Bicycle support
Cruser, Van Dyke, Flatbush, N. Y. Bicvcle driving-gear
Cruser, Van Dyke, Flatbush, N. Y. Trolley- wheel
No.
Monthly
volume.
Date.
Aug. 21 I IfifiS 1 -105
Oct. 23 236.5 I 571
Oct. 23 2367:^^^1
Dec. 4 ! 567 141
530,825 Dec. 11 1309 i 316
Official
Gazette.
Aug.
Dec.
28 2226 1 542
11 ! 1311 1
513.S90
523,515
June 5
Mar. 13
Mar.
Jan.
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
17
670
20 1375
30 359C
24 2332
14 I 1047
25 2158
30 2732
20 1949
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
1934
29
C203
)204
375
886
5S7
258
516
6.i9
463
458
7
Apr. 10 ! 1269 ] 320
Dec. 25 2450 I 583
Apr. 24 2421 | 600
67
67
520,036 May 22 ' 1915 ' 5 ^g
514,214 Feb. 6 417 101 ' 06
515,116 Feb. 20 1868 469 06
516,298
518,094
518.095
.V2.-).488
512 605
513,891 ;
513,988
519,446
Mar. 13 914
Apr. 10 1132
Apr. 10 ' 1133
Sept. 4 , 283
Jan. 9 U46
Jan. 30 3597
Feb. 6
May 8
526,993 Oct.
527,144
511,758
521,138
522,317
512,606
Oct.
Jan.
Jane 5
July 3
Jan. 9
516,186 Mar. 13
617,440
517,441
517,442
522,197
I
522,198
527,521 •
\
515,750
513,175
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
July 3
July 3
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
26
916
526
766
28
684
215
285
285
70
319
6
221
; 129
I 130
187
7
C 160 )
U61 5
243 64, 65 [ 68
(.349
1448 <350 5.66
(.349 1 1
<350 >
(351 )
(175
< na
(174
; 172
734 < 173 ^ 66
'.174
31 7,8,9
40 9,10
t
44 10,11
17 ! 5,6
23 7
1391 J •^38
"''^ \ 339
8
582
27
2(08
527.832
521,703
523,198
513,483
519,668
529,022
515,820
Oct. 23 I 1900 456
Juno 19 ' 1684 395
July 17 1780
Jan. 30 2'I21
May 8 1310
Nov. 13 909
Mar. 6 147
518,022
Apr. 10
1010
516,082
Mar. 6
565
519,837
May 15
1586
447
719
313
215
36
67
254 67
132 66
388 67
992
481
482
1319
1469
1111
1470
1199
1632
1778
812
481
870
1585
5B3
1041
393
247 ,
1709
485
937
930
1235
1640
223
223
1204
284
813
859
727
157
8
1320
49
285
1605
10
6
7
287
1460
553
397
1536
366
085
797
831
1180
203
1558
76
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jMicntees — Contmued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Cruaer, Tan Dyke, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bicycle-gearing
Crntsiuger, Charles W., St. Louis, Mo. Frait clipper and gatherer
Cuddy, Alfred A., Carlisle, Pa. Combination kitchen-tool
Cudell, JFrank E., Cleveland, Ohio. Giinding and polishing wheel
Cuenot, Paul A., Canton, Ohio. Building-block
Cuenot, Paul A., Canton, Ohio. Kiveting-machine
Culhertson, Mathew, and J. J. Burke, Wilber, Nebr.; said Culbertson assignor to said
Burke. Plow attachment
Culbreath, Walter W., assignor of one-fourth to J. K. Fore, Sellers, S. C. Car-coupling . . .
Culhane, Daniel. (See Dayton, "William A., assignor.)
Culuan, William J., Brule, Wis. Sectional chimney
Gulp, Thomas S. (See Steen, James H., assignor.)
Culver, Austin B., Westfleld, N. T. Register for baskets, &c
Culver, Frank S., Eau Claire, Wis. Electrical transformer
Culver, Willard I?., Scranton, Pa. Steam-separator
Cummer, (Jeorge A. (See Williams and Cummer.)
(iummer, Herbert H., Cadillac, Mich. Folding crate
Cummer, Robert J. (See Williams and Cummer, assignors.)
Gumming, James, Buffalo, N. T. Machine for lengthening boiler-flues
Cummings, Adelbert W., Dunkirk, N. Y. Machine for turning over tips of stand-up col-
lars ....
Cummings & Engelman Conduit Company. (See Cummings, James F., assignor.)
Cummings, Henry H., Maiden, Mass. Rivet-setting machine
Cummings, Henry H., Maiden, Mass. Speed- varying mechanism
Cummings, Henry H., Maiden, Mass. Speed-changing and reversing mechanism
Cummings, Henry H., Maiden, Mass. Speed-changing and reversing mechanism
Cummings, Henry H., Maiden, Mass. Speed-changing, reversing, and stopping mech-
anism
Cummings, James F., Detroit, Mich., assignor of one-half to E. M. Engleman, Milwaukee,;
Wis. Electric-railway supply system J
Cummings, James F., Detroit, Mich., assignor of one-half to E. M.Eugebuan, Milwaukee,
Wis. Electric-railway supply'system
Cnmming.=^, James F., Detroit, Mich., assignor of one-half to E. M. Engelman, Milwaukee,
Wis. Underground conduit for electrical conductors
Cummings, James F., Detroit, Mich., assignor of one-half to E. M. Engelman, Milwaukee,
Wis. Underground condirit
Cummings, James F., assignor toCummings cfcEngelman Conduit Company, Detroit, Mich.
Apparatus for manufacturing coudnitsections
Cummings, Joseph. (See Cummings, Thomas and J.)
Cummings, Michael W., and T. F. Jordan, Olyphant, Pa. Adjustable looking cover for
books
Cummings, Orie P. (See Lindstrom and Cummings.)
Cummings, Samuel B.. Pittsburg, and D. W. Field, Philadelphia, Pa. Filter
Cummings, Thomas, Hartranft, Tenn., and J. Cummings, Brookside, Ala. Coke-oven
Cummings, William H., Utica, Jf. Y. Cloth-holder
Cummings, Willis, Bridgeport. Conn. Token advertising device
CJummings, Woodson R., assignor of one-third to W. K. Via, Critz, Va. Self-waiting table.
CJummins, William G., and E. A. Munro, McMinnviUe, Tenn. Trimming attachment for
sewing-machines
Cumnock, Robert L., Henderson, Ky. Automatic fire-extinguisher
Cundy, Thomas H., et al. (See Vegiard, James T., assignor.)
Cunningham, Edgar W., Jersey City, N. J Glass structure
Cunningham, Frank R., and G. A. Hitchcock, Ware, Mass. Toy or puzzle
Cunningham. Newton, Sutton, W. Va. Horse-collar
Cunningham, William T. (See Sparmaker, Frank L., assignor.)
Cupeia, Nicolas, Weert, Netherlands. Apparatus for spinning fibrous materials
Curl, .Tacob, et al. (See Keane, William M., assignor.)
Curl, William T. W., Los Angeles, Cal. SUding-door lock
Curley, Thomas, Waltham, Mass. Door-check
Curley. Thomas, Wilmington, Del., assignor of one-half to J. MoHhenny, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gas apparatus ■
Curlin, Seth, assignor to J. E. Beck, Union City, Tenn. Inflatable decoy
Carran, Charles E (See Kleihauer, James, Jr., assignor.)
Curran, Daniel, Indianapolis, lud. Candle-extinguisher
Cnrrey, Caleb M., Bay City, Mich. Device for overcoming dead-centers
Currey, Charles F. (See Johnson, Hall. Oakley, and Currey.)
(furrier, Edward. (See Barr6 and Currier.)
Currier, Edwin S., Peninsula, Ohio. Rock-drill
Curry, Alfred A., Bridgeport, Conn. Stop and chamfer plane
CurrV. James H., assignor of eighty- three one-hundred-and-twentv-eighths to F. B. Tomb,
Wilkinsburg, S. J. Graham, A. H. Childs, Pittsburg, Pa., and'R. A. GUlispie. Auto-
matic safety -joint for electric wires ■
Curry, John W., Cairo, 111. Rotatable electric contactor
Curry, Samuel J., Chester, Pa. Furnace .
Curry, William F., assignor of one-half to M. B. Lamey, Nevada, Mo. Dough rolling andi
cutting machine i
Curtice, John F. (See Sweet, Warren, assignor.)
Cartis, Albert, et al. (See Richardson, Willie A., assignor.)
Curtis, AlbertB., Worcester, Mass. Velocipede-treadle
Curtis, Albert B., Worcester, Mass. Velocipede-treadle ■
Curtis, Albert B., Worcester, Mass. Velocipede-treadle - ■
CJurtis, Charles, Newton, Mass., and N. M. Jones, Bangor, Me. Blow-oft" pipe for pulp-di-
gesters -
Curtis & Curtis. (See Riley, James H., assignor.)
Curtis, George A., Maiden, assignor to C. F. Baker, Boston, Mass. Heel-nail
Curtis, George E., Philadelphia, Pa. Bicycle-saddle
Curtis. George D., assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. S. Evans, Denver, Colo. Ven-
tilated flushing-closet
Curtis, George T., et al. (See Shorey, Reuben A. and G. E., assignors.)
Curtis, John D., Worcester, Mass. Machine for making wire fencing
Curtis, John D., Worcester, Mass. Wire fencing
Curtis, Simeon 13., Springfield, 111. Mechanical movement
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Ofacial '
Gazette.
i
151
257
176
205
514
38
68
66
66
69
• 67
69
6
525,694
516,369
512,162
527,196
520,136
530,162
Sept.
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
May
Dec.
11
13
2
9
22
4
648
1080
728
844
2110
146
1283
1669
139
172
971
1242
528,324
523,268
Oct.
July
30
17
2792
1898
673
477
69
68
573
388
516,966
Mar.
20
2046
484
66
1867
522,455
528,925
523,929
July
Nov.
July
3
13
31
486
753
3059
123
176
764
68
69
68
97
804
632
515,196
Feb.
20
1996
497
66
12C0
526,688
Oct.
2
26
7
69
8
530,091
Dec.
4
26
8
69
1219
513,634
517,443
Jan.
Apr.
30
a
3183
51
C781
) 782
11
|66
67
733
12
529,713
529,714
Nov.
Nov.
27
27
2120
2122
( 508
^509
509
^69
69
1082
1082
529,715
Nov.
27
2124
509
69
1083
516,565
Mar.
13
1377
(327
i328
|66
1725
524,976
Aug.
21
1716
420
68
1003
524,977
Aug.
21
1718
421
68
lOOi
528,291
Oct.
30
2734
660
69
564
528,290
Oct.
30
2733
660
69
563
522,152
June 26
2492
597
67
1703
522,407
523,397
.527,109
523,269
524,056
July
July
Oct.
July
Aug.
3
24
9
17
7
403
2113
706
1899
142
103
531
173
478
32
68
68
69
68
68
80
443
147
388
688
529,783
522,656
Nov.
July
27
10
2232
822
532
205
69
68
1101
174
524,937
527,522
522,685
Aug.
Oct.
July
21
16
10
1656
1396
872
405
339
215
68
69
68
992
287
184
511,878
Jan.
2
262
60
66
52
516,592
520,637
Mar.
May
13
29
1417
2941
336
711
66
67
1732
1143
518.181
512,810
Apr.
Jan.
10
16
1271
1826
320
433
67
66
247
372
515,575
517,264
Feb.
Mar.
27
27
2638
2568
655
602
66
66
1394
1983
5-27,669
515,659
Oct.
Feb.
16
27
1630
2769
392
689
69
66
331
1420
521,908
529,898
515,197
June 26
Nov. 27
Feb. 20
2053
2430
1997
494
584
498
67
69
06
1623
1139
1260
516,299
Mar.
13
917
C215
J 216
|06
1640
512,869
512,870
512,871
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
16
16
1935
1936
1937
458
458
458
66
66
66
393
393
394
513,892
Jan.
30
3598
886
66
813
515,952
512,098
Mar.
Jan.
6
2
343
616
81
148
66
66
1517
118
525,759
Sept.
11
759
176
68
1302
514,671
514,672
530,638
Feb.
Feb.
Dec.
13
13
11
1166
1168
1012
290
291
247
66
66
6!)
1090
1091
1415
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
77
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kanie, residence, and invention.
Curtis, Will E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Folding-machine
Curtis, 'William G., and J. T). Isaacs, San Francisco, Cal. Coal-handling buclset
Curtis, 'William G., and J. I). Isaacs San Prancisco, Cal. Timher-preservinsr apparatus ..
Cuitiss. Willard, assignor of one-half to W. T. and 'W. H. Powers, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Car-brake
Curwen, Samuel H., Salem, Mass. Electric releasing device for doors
Cusac. Charles, et al. (See Kennedy. Frank M., assignor.)
Cushing, Alfred D., 'Wheeling. 'W. Va. Self-feeding magazine-hammer
Cnsliing, Emery B., Laconia, N. H. Railway car scat
Cushing, Emery B., Laconia, N. H. Dental chair
Cashing, Richmond H., et al. (See Fougfere. Angus, assignor.)
Custodis, Alphons, Dusscldorf. Germany. Chimney
Cnthbert, Alexander, assignor to T. R. Morgan, Sr., Alliance, Ohio. Disappearing gun car-
riage
Cnthbert, William M., Brooklyn, N. T. System of electric block-signals for railways
Cnthbert, William M., assignor of one-half to W. C. Donn, Brooklyn, N. T. Sewing-ma-
chine table
Cutler, Charles B., et al. (See Fowler, Charles M., assignor.)
Cutler, James G., Rochester, N. T. Mail-box - .
Cutler, Lorrain L., assignor of one-fourth to S. A. Royster, Goodland, Ind. Fluid-pressure
governor
Cutler, Sophia. (See Bode, Peter J., assignor.)
Cutter, Henry B. (See Stanley, Lucius T., assignor.)
Cutter, Henry B. (See Stanley and Braddell, assignors.)
Cutter, Theophilus, Taunton. Mass Ice-cutting machine
Cutter, 'William M.. Marysville. Cal. Voting-machine
Cuttriss. Ch.irles. Xew 'Tork. K. T. Thermostatic alarm
Cutts, 'William, Tabei-nacle. N. J. 'Warp-frame attachment for knitting-machines
Cwerdinski, Alphonse T., St. Louis, Mo. Fan ,
Cyphers, Charles A., Somerville, Mass. Incubator
CzepuU, Jiilins J., assignor of one-half to E. Meyer, Lancaster, Pa. Electric signaling
between railwav-trains
Czora, Anthony, C. K. Fmst, Jr., and C. J. Dembrack, Buffalo, N. Y. Combined sleighi
and wagon i
D. M. Goindwillie Company. (See Goodwillie. Charles F.. assignor.)
D. M. Osborne & Company. (See Sharp. Charles S.. assignor.)
D. S. Morgan & Company. (See Maul, Chris, assignor.)
D'Arcy, Frank P., Kalamazoo, Mich. Diamond-setting ,
D'Ebro, Charles A., Melbourne, 'Victoria. Water module or delivery regulator
D'Humy, Paul R. D., assignor of seven-tenths to A. S. 'Work, Chicago, 111. Armor-plate. ..
Dable, John, Chicago, 111. Corn-harvester
.531,513
.51.5.117
Sie.T.TO
513,072
518,877
516,593
512,.539
520,071
512,504
525,489
527,267
522,289
519,057
529,111
Dec. 25
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
July 3
May 1
Nov. 13
.5-23,317 July 17
519.494 i May 8
522,972 I July 17
520,303 I May 22
523,762 July 31
530,163 Dec. 4
Dack. Frederick E., a.ssignor of one-half to E. K. Hayes, Galva, 111. Heater for hot-water
heating systems
Dahl, Charles A.. Lynn, assignor to Globe Button-Hole Machine Company, Boston, Mass.,
and Kittery , Me. Sewing-machine ,
Dahl & Co. "(See Elsaesser, Emil, assignor.)
Dahl & Co, (See 'Vis, Gerhard K.. assignor.)
Dahl, Olof, Paterson N, J. Alternating-current motor
Dahlgren, John O,. Boston, Mass. Electric gas-lighter
Dahlstrcim, John, .assignor of one-fourth to H. H. Barclay, Buffalo, N. Y. Valve-gear for
.steam-engines
Dailey, Edward E., Marlborough, Mass. Gore cutter and marker
Daily, John "W.. assignor of one-half to C. F. Harden, Boston, Mass. Hypodermic syringe. |
Daily, Josiah. Xortb Peoria. 111. Bench-stop
Daimler. Carl F. (See Hoffmann and Daimler.)
Dakin, Ernest F. (See Gates, "William H., assignor.)
Dalby. Spencer .J. et ai. (See 'Widrig, Charles, assignor.)
Dale, Charles H.. Hartford City, Ind. Continuous cut-off register for steam-engines I
Dale, Harry P. (See "Wimbrow and Dale.) i
Dale, Jobn'C. (See Chandler and Dale.)
Dale, John H., assignor to P. B. Sweeny, New York, N. T. Machine for making a com-)
hined envelope and note-sheet ^
D.ales. John H., Leeds, and H. G. Unsworth, Derby, England. Mechanical advertising I
apparatus \
Dales, 'William R., St. Paul, Minn. Safety-envelope
Dales, 'William R., New York, N. T. Liquid-dispensing apparatus i
Dales, "William R.. New York, N. Y. Beer drawing and saving apparatus I
Daley, Jlicliael R.. Fall River, Mass. Safety money -drawer
Dallas, Madison. New Orleans, La. Can-opener
Dallmer, HansE. (See Col.son, Robert K., a,ssignor.) i
Dalsheimer, Simon, and A. Greenleaf, Baltimore, Md. Support for cards, pictures, or like
articles
Dal.strom. Fred. Aurora, Nebr. 'Wind-wheel
Dalton. Daniel F., Waterbury, Conn., assignor to F. 'W. 'Whitcher, Boston, Mass. Buckle.
Dalton, Daniel F., 'Waterbury, assignor to Hammond Buckle Company, Rockville, Conn.
Buckle.
515,145
522,973
517,265
518,227
530,024
513,673
517,683
521,308
525,447
515,397
511,836
514,618
515,705
531,102
526,383
512,505
i
512,163
516,859
530,681
530,827
.528,082
521,643
517,444
512,164
514,706
Feb. 20
July 17
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
June 12
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Jane 19
Monthly
volume.
2537
607
608
1870 I ' 469
1669 395
3250 i 798
2485 I ^«6
Apr.
3
54
Jan.
2
731
Feb.
13
1223
1419
1349
1303
284
965
199
190
1056
1981
1004
1372
2387
27G6
147.
1921
1373
2569
1371
2674
3252
989
222
2360
1075
2849
1788
1857
1304
729 177
1868 I 442
1082 263
1312 316
2369 572
1590 372
12
177
304
336
325
302
314
71
C234
J 235
54,55
45
254
498
243
341
580
6i=6
39
482
C341
J 342
602
343
C641
i 642
(798
110
233
55
585
' 36
C268
J 269
709
426
C441
lH42
1(314
I J 315
Official
Gazette.
Dalton, J. M., et al. (See Terhnne. Eugene A., assignor.)
Dalton. Nel.son "W. (See Dalton, Thomas L. and N. "W.)
Dalton, Richard, "Wilmette, 111. Excavating-machine
Dalton. Richard, and H. H, Wills, Bristol, England. Apparatus for making paper cases
for inclosing cisarettes. &c
Dalton, Thomas L, and N. W., Sandy Hill, N. Y. Electric switch-signal
Daly. Charles A., assignor of two-thirds to M. C. "Williams and "W. O. Johnson, Minneapo-
lis. Minn. Automatic .iointer-guard
Daly. Marcus. (See Dougherty, John S.. assignor.)
Daly, Marcus. (See Stalmann, Otto, assignor.)
Dame, JohnE., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-generator
523,465 ; July 24 ! 2240 ' 563
520,916 June 5 ; 301 73, 74
524,938
515,751
I
519,698
518,689
Aug. 21
Mai-. 6
May 15
Apr. 24
1658 406
29 8,9
1364
2164
330
(541
J542
66
66
67
1 69
>66
67
67
^68
67
67
67
1726
1236
1794
745
498
1732
266
1413
258
1204
194
41
573
858
403
741
291
1024
577
1243
1246
1983
284
1186
746
87
1389
1192
1340
30
1073
1435
1570
1531
258
139
1834
1426
1470
482
1517
12
139
1102
464
1252
992
1460
820
441
78
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Damon, George L., Boston, Mass. Safe-look
Dana, Cliailes H., West Lebanon, N. H. Machine for manufacturing supplementary me-
tallic shingle-strips
Dana, Charles H. , West Lebanon, N. H. Combination-roofing '
Dana, Charles H., West Lebanon, N. H. Roofing tool
Dana, George F , et al. (See Snook, Frank M., assignor.)
Dana, William F., Belpre, Ohio. Green-corn liusker
Danbury Printing Press Company, (See Clarke, George R., assignor.)
Dancel, Christian. (See Briggs and Dancel.)
Danckwardt, Paul, assignor of one-half to C. Doehring, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for
and process of extracting gold or silver from ores
Dancyger, Simon, Dayton, Ohio. Marking tag
Danoyger, Simon, Dayton, Ohio. Pin
Dandridge, Alexander S., Leetown, W. Va. Tunnel
Danforth, George E., Boston, Mass. Glove-fastener
Dangler, Charles L, and H. Ruppel, Cleveland, Ohio. Heat- radiator ,
Dangler, Charles I., and H, Ruppel, assignors to Dangler Stove and Manufacturing Com-
pany, Cleveland, Ohio. Heat- radiator
Dangler Stove and Manufactuiing Company. (See Dangler and Ruppel, assignors.)
Dangler Stove and Manufacturing Company. (See Kells, Edward, assignor.)
Dangler Stove and Manufacturing Company. (See Ruppel, Henry, assignor.)
Daniel, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa. Striking-bag disk
Danie.ll, Frederick H, (See Lang and Daniell.)
Daniell, William H., Philadelphia. Pa. Running-gear for cars
Daniels, Charles A. (See Miller, Norman B., assignor.)
Daniels, Cornelius F,, Macon, Ga. Electric motor or dynamo
Daniels, David, St. Louis, Mo. Garbage-receptacle
Daniels, Fred H., Worcester, Mass. Wire-fence machine
Daniels, George. (See Wolf and Daniels.)
Daniels, Richard J. (See Price and Daniels.)
Daniels, Rienzi A., Minneapolis, Minn. Weighing and price scale
Daniels, Robert E., assignor to Daniels Steel Railroad Tie Company, Youngstown, Ohio.
Metal-railway-tie anchor
Daniels Steel Railroad Tie Company. (See Daniels, Robert E , assignor.)
Daniels, W. H., etal. (Seelllsley and Cook, assignors.)
Daniels, Wallen, Fort Smith, Ark. Chair
Danielson, Gustave F., assignor to Toledo Machine and Tool Company, Toledo, Ohio. Ma-
chine for the manufacture of shipping-tags
Danielson, John, et al. (See Drake, Olof, assignor.)
Danielson, John, Alhambra Springs, Mont. Saw
Danks, Aaron T. (See Ferguson and Danks.)
Dankworth, William J., Temple, Tex. Hame-hook
Dann Bros. &. Co. (See Dann, Clarence B., assignor.)
Dann, Clarence B., assignor to Dann Bros. & Co. , New Haven, Conn. Demijohn-crate . . .
Danner, Adam and B. , New York, N. Y. Barrel-washer
Danner, Balzer. (See Danner, Adam and B.)
Dannmeyer, Martin F., New York, N. Y. Mangle ^
Danois, Louis, Paris, France. Flock-paper
Danes, Louis, and A. Hay del, Hohen Solms, La. Cultivator
Danquard. Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y. Toy bowling-alley
Danzenbaker, Francis, Washington, D. C. Beehive ,
Danzenbaker, Howe E., assignor of one-half to C. F. Kindred, Philadelphia, Pa. Electri-
cally-operated railway turn-table
Darby, Benjamin F., Clay's Prairie, 111. Corn-planter
Darby, Henry E., Troy, N. Y., assignor of one-half to J. A. McGarry, Richmond, Va.;
Horseshoe-bending machine \
Darby, Henry E., Troy, N. Y., assignor of one-half to -J. A. McGarry, Richmond, Va.
Horseshoe-swaging machine
Darche, Paul, Paris, France. Recoil-operated firearm
Dare, Benjamin A. (See Smith and Dare.)
Dark, Thomas, Sr. , Bufi^aio, N. Y. Smoke-consuming furnace
Darley, John W., Jr., Baltimore, Md., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston,)
Mass. Controller for electric locomotives i
Darley, John W., Jr., assignor of one-half to D. E. Evans, P. Hamburger, M. Holzman.i
and L. Hamburger, Baltimore, Md. Music-leaf turner i
Darling, Elijah A. (See Begole Gordon W., assignor.)
Darling, James D., assignor of one-half to H. C, Fori est, Philadelphia, Pa. Producing ni-
tric acid and metals from nitrates
Darling, Joseph, Baldwin, Pa. Curtain
Darling, Titus S. (See Casper and Darling.)
Darlington, J. J., trustee. (See Hubbell, Charles J., assignor.)
Darnell, Calvin F , and L. Ko3s, assignors to Indianapolis Lath Machine Company, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Lath-machme
Darone, Albert P., Philadelphia, Pa, Tinner's shears
Darrach Car-Fender Company. (See Darrach. Samuel A., assignor.)
Darrach, Samuel A. , assignor to Darrach Car-Fender Company, Newark, N. J. Car-fender.
Darrah, William J., Fayetteville, Mo. Stackingframe .'
Darrow, Jedediah. (See Jarvis, James M.. assignor.)
Dart, Daniel, and T. R. Parker, Binghamton, N. Y. Transportable elevator for goods
Dart, Daniel W , assignor of one-half to S. B. Doolittle, Binghamton, N. Y. Flue-cleaner
for steam boilers
Dart, Edward M.. Providence, R. I. Self lubricating stop-cock
Dashiell, Julius M., Jr., Washington, D. C. Coin-controlled and coin-return lock for tele-
phones
Dashiell, William W., Bayonne, N. J. Lubricator
Daub, Henry, and D. -J. Rex, Pittsburg, Pa, Show-case and barrel-cover
Daudelin, JeanB., Fall River, Mass. Self-threading loom-shuttle
No.
522,153
526,2fl9
526,994
526,995
512,433
526,099
.520,414
,522.290
524,313
515,873
521,139
516,920
516,719
518,752
527,776
514,881
528,764
530,930
522,974
530,092
522,514
528,415
515,997
524,193
524,461
516,566
518,878
531,514
514,673
521,876
517,000
520,669
.513,455
513,456
519,151
519,079
530,507
519,302
517,001
516,921
524,057
522,108
525.977
512,948
521,155
522,515
517,445
526,025
527,323
530,329
Date.
June 26
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
May 29
July 3
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
June 5
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
July 17
Dec. 4
July 3
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
June 26
Mar. 20
May 29
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
May 1
May 1
Dec. 11
May 1
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
June 26
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
May 8
June 12
July 3
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Monthly
volume.
2493
1699
529
530
1177
1350
2572
201
590
223
1972
1639
2290
1808
1506
428
[598
! 599
400
130
130
286
314
622
55
142
52
161
464
390
569
436
377
103
1481 351
1375 342
27
578
2946
429
148
712
328
2100 I 497
3003 I {^1
2867 ' 704
374
1144
2067
917 221
719
580
497
464
260
490
169
148
Official
Gazette.
|67
66
1703
1487
99
100
235
1422
1076
41
788
1495-
1320
66 ; 1852
66 I 1790'
67
462-
69
66
69
381
1155-
724
69
1516.
68
292-
69
1220'
68
114
69
601
66
1532
641
12 67
282 1 68
257 I 69
112 i 69
663
1876
1852.
67 1687
1372'
416
728
1340
114
12
1399'
211
1296.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
79
Xamc, residence, and invention.
Dangherty, James D., Kittanning, Pa. Type- writing machine
Daugherty, James D., Kittanning, Pa. Numeral adding or subtracting attachment fori
type-writine machines '
Daugherty, Patsoy J., and "W. F. Litten. Bellaire. Ohio. Tilting device for search-lights.
Dangherty, William, ami J. S. Hill, Kussellville, 111. Post-hole digger
Davenport, Frank B. (See Boswell. George G. F., assignor.)
Davenport, Isaac L., "Woodstown, N. J. Filter for oilcans
Davenport, Walton C., assignor to W. H. Davenport, Norwich, Conn. Securing gun-bar-
rels to stocks
Davenport, Walton C, assignor to W. H. Davenport, Norwich, Conn. Shell-ejector for
breakdown cnns
Davenport, William H. (See Davenport, Walton C, assignor.)
Davenport, William H., Norwich, Conn. Ejector for breakdown guns
Daves, William, Jersey City, N. J. Compensator
Daves, William. Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Hall Signal Company, of Maine. Electric
railway signaling
Daves. AVilliam. Jersey City, assignor of two-thirds to S. S. Bogart, Schraalenburg, N. J.,
and B. Price, Baltimore, Md. Railway signaling device
Davey, Charles E., Detroit, Mich. Flue-cleaner
David, William K., Philadelphia, Pa. Frame for pictures or other articles
David, William K., Philadelphia, Pa. Calendar
Davids, Charles H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bicycle-pedal
Davids. Charles H., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to J. Stewart,. New York, N. Y. Vari-
able crank
Davids, E. M. Chisholm. (See Davids. John B., assignor.)
Davids, John B., assignor to E. M. C. Davids, North Dartmouth, Mass. Game-board
Davids, John B., assignor to E. M. C. Davids, North Dartmouth, Mass. Means for pro-
moting combustion in furnaces
Davids, John B., assignor to E. M. C. Davids, Dartmouth, Mass. Game-board
Davids, John B., assignor to E. M. C. Davids, Dartmouth, Mass. Promoting combustion
in furnaces
Davids, John B., assignor to E. M. C. Davids. Dartmouth, Mass. Game or amusement . - .
Davidson, Alfred E., etal. (Seo Maurer, Ludwig, assignor.)
Davidson, Andrew C, St. Thomas, Canada. Pneumatic tire for bicycles
Davidson, David J., et al. (See Pendrv, William A., assignor.)
Davidson, David J., assignor of two-thirds to A. S. and S. G. Martin, Port Huron, Mich.
Separator and grader
Davidson, David J., assignor of two-thirds to A. S. and S. G. Martin, Port Huron, Mich.
Purifier, separator, and grader
Davidson, David J., Brockway, assignor of two-thirds to A. S. and S. G. Martin, Port Hu-
ron. Mich. Agitable sieve cnt-otf
Davidson, Edmund D. (See Pendleton, William S., assignor.)
Davidson, Frank B. (See Howe and Davidson.)
Davidson, HaiTy, a.ssignor of one-half to A. C. Clapp, New York, N. Y. Hook and eye
Davidson, Johnj Wick. Scotland. Grater for culinary purposes
Davidson, Lewis P.. Owen, Wyo. Wrench ^.
Davidson, Mordecai A., and F. R. Lock, Sheridan, Mo. Vehicle-brake
Davidson, Otis E., Nashville, Tenn. Macerator for fruit, &c
Davidson, Thomas, Mount Brydgos, Canada. Ore-concentrator or mineral-savingmachine. .
Davie, John, Chicago, 111. Horse-checking device
Davies, Charles H., Chenoa, 111. Ventilated hat
Davies, David J. H.. Wilkes- Ban 6, Pa. Washboiler
Davies, Edward, Gravelly Hill, near Birmingham, England. Mechanism for exhibiting in-
dicators, &c
Davies, Edward, near Stourbridge, England. Apparatus for delivering mail-bags to or
from trains in motion
Davies, John L., London, England. Multicolor-printing machine
Davies, Joseph, Bridgeport, Pa. Fuel-feeding device
Davies, Preston, London, England. Means for securing pneumatic tires to wheel-rims
Davies, Preston, London, England. Ball-bearing
Davies, Thomas. Toronto, Canada. Street-car fender
Davis, Albert F , Rutland, Vt. Fodder-preparing apparatus
Davis, Arthur B., Elkridge, Md. Hinge for electric apparatus
Davis, Arthur v.. Pittsburg. Pa. Improving .surfaces of aluminium
Davis, Benjamin B., and J. F. McGowan. Alliens, Ga. Bicycle-support
Davis, Bergen, Newark, N. J. Electric friction-brake
Davis, Charles A., Pasadena, Cal. Dental vulcanizer
Davis, Charles C, Texarkana, Ark. Cofiee-pnt
Davis, Charles E., assignor to J. H. Leslie, Chicago, HI. System of circuit control for elec-
tric machines
Davis, Charles H., Worcester. Mass. Angle attachment for dental engines
Davis, Charles M., assignor of one-half to A. A. White, Boston, Mass. Turning-machine- -
Davis, Charles M., assignor of one-half to A. A. White, Boston, M.iss. Turning-machine-.
Davis, Cleveland G., Manistee, Mich. Insect-powder and sand sprayer
Davis, Clifton H., Chicago. 111., assignor of two-thirds to E. P. Brewer and C. D. Bibbina,
Omaha, Nebr. Bottle-stopper -
Davis. Daniel J., Chicago, 111. Centrifugal creamer
Centrifugal separator-bowl
Butter- worker
Centrifugal separator for liquids
Centrifugal creamer
,, . .loumal-bearing
Davis Electrical Works. (See Criggal, John E.. assignor.)
Davis, Elizabeth K. (See Davis, Frederick A. W., assignor.)
Davis, Eugene E., Rockford, 111. Grain-binder
Davis, Francis G., Watertown, N. Y. Device for packing vehicle-wheels
Davis Francis G., Watertown. N. Y. Shipping-cover for vehicles
Davis, Francis G., assignor to E. J. Bonney. Watertown, N. Y. Garment-supporter
Davis Frank E., el al. (See Clement. Charles E., assignor.)
Davis, Frank E., La Crosse, Wis. Colter-clasp ,
Davis, Daniel J., Chicago, HI.
Davis. Daniel J., Chicago 111.
Davis, Daniel J., Chicago, 111.
Davis, Daniel J., Chicago, III.
Davis, Daniel J., Chicago, 111.
No.
5U,846
517,735
525,262
515,731
513,893
512,434
526,690
514,674
518,488
530,093
524,038
513,170
516,187
527,413
527,384
520,157
512,165
530,299
519,324
519,325
519,326
531,436
521,402
527,835
527,834
524,578
528,416
513,308
514,446
525,004
512,811
524,988
516,083
520,589
524,194
528,083
515.821
524,579
517,113
526,439
516,266
526,689
531,515
528,513
514,815
526,966
516,700
531,164
52Ci,822
522,291
514,215
514,216
515,519
513,674
5X1,936
.517,603
Date.
518,588
521,104
523,885
526,026
529,248
518,395
527,833
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
May 22
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
May 8
May 8
May 8
Dec. 25
June 12
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
May 29
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
June 5
July 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
June 5
July 31
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Monthly
volume.
521,259 June 12
1452
536
2227
2886
3599
1179
33
1171
1820
29
114
2409
741
1212
1161
2147
733
394
707
708
709
2391
1154
1902
1901
1050
2947
2625
775
1788
1828
1745
566
2869
383
2371
148
1051
2319
1975
874
29
2543
3116
1398
487
1611
1910
118
202
418
419
2549
3255
356
303
1997
628
2987
1223
1300
1668
1900
902
C365
i366
(130
) 131
542
720
887
286
(291
I 2!)2
451
25
582
174
(290
\ 297
284
523
177
174
174
174
572
273
457
456
2.39
713
636
199
436
437
433
(426
\ 427
132
694
91
572
36
259
.546
471
205
8
608
Official
Gazette.
352
120
384
455
3,27
55
102
102
631
799
83
70
494
148
743
282
313
412
456
213
68
528,926 ! Nov. 13 ; 755 1 177
1146
104
1111
1442
813
235
1091
365
1220
683
553
1606
253
,231
979
140
1287
688
688
689
169»
1422
397
39T
871
601
596
1017
1034
372
,1010
1558
1130
731
483
1480
871
1935
1552
1632
8
1727
632
1135
91
1785
1593
1219
41
931
931
1376
74«
68
59
411
l.ilO
619
1399
901
338
397
1374
805
so
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Davis. Frank E., Columbas, assignor of one-half to J. B. McCo}', Indianapolis, Ind.
truck .
Piano-
Davis, Ftedeiick A. W., assignor to E. K. Davis, Indianapolis, Ind. Street-box for gas
or water pipes
Davis, Frederick A. W., assignor to E. K. Davis, Indianapolis, Ind. Street-box for gas
or water pipes '
Davis, George A. (See Davis, Guernsey W. and Gr. A.)
Davis, George G., and E. Sawyer, Black Pine, Mont. Churn
Davis, George H. (See Piper and Davis.)
Davis, George M. . Chicago, 111. Pressure-reducing valve
Davis, Giles B., "White Cloud, Mich. Elevated carrier
Davis, Guernsey W. and G. A., Fairfield, Ark. Baling-press
H. J. F. (See Speare, Andrew J., assignor.)
Harry P., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Pitts-
, Pa. Eosistance-coil
Harry P., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Pitts-
, Pa. Method of and means for controlling electric cars
Henry J., and J". C. McDaniel, Iron City, Ala. Spoke-socket
Henry T., Chicago, 111. Device for tightening joints of furniture
Huber E,., Cardington, Ohio. Incubator
Davis,
Davis,
burg
Davis,
burg
Davis^
Davis,
Davis,
Davis, Huber R., Cardington, Ohio. Heat-regulatOr for incubators
Davis, Isaac, Greenfield, Ind. Stamping-block
Davis, Isaac B., Hartford, Conn. Machine for making boiler-heads
Davis, iTaraes, Forest Home, Ala. Car-coupling
Davis, James H., Secane, Pa. Machine for extracting spokes from hubs of wheels
Davis, Jesse M., assignor of two-fifths to J. Hosea, St. Joseph, Mo. Slate attachment
Davis, Jesse K., assignor of one-third to C. A. Wade, Parkersburg, W. Va. Electric
heater .
Da^is, Job, Auburn, N. Y. Child's rocker
Davis, John B., assignor to himself and L. Rosenstein, Moline, 111. Pipe-holder
Davis, John D., Wilmington, Del. Coping .".
Davis, JohnF., assignor of one-half to J. H. Townsend, Sharon, Pa. Sash-fastener
Davis, John 0. (See Lycett, Frederick W., assignor.)
Davis, John R., Racine, Wis. Whiffletree-hook
Davis, John R., Chicago, HI. Refrigerator
Davis, John S., Cleveland, Ohio. Grain-binder
Davis, John Y., New York, N. Y., assignor to Challenge High Speed Engine Company,
Lexington, Ky. Rotary engine
Davis, John W. (See Rookwood, James W., assignor.)
Davis, John W., Washington, D. C. Semaphore. ;
Davis, Joshua, et al. (See Hall, Charles W., assignor.)
Davis, Leonard D. , Erie, Pa. Water-tube steam-boiler
Davis, Llewellyn P., Chicago, HI., assignor to American Wood Decorating Machine Com-
pan.v. New York, N. Y. "Ad,justabl6 work-support
Davis', Lucius S., et al. (See Traphagen, George W., assignor.)
Davis, M. J., et al. (See Smith, Orison M., assignor.)
Davis, Martin P. M., Ezel, Ky. Plow
Davis, Michael F., Portland, Mo. Row-boat
Davis, Nannie G., Washington, D. C. Seam-pressing attachment for sad-irons
Davis, Nathan H., Philadelphia, Pa. Dust-guard for car-axle boxes
Davis, Nathan H., Philadelphia, Pa. Axle-box lid
Davis, Nathan H., Philadelphia, Pa. Lid for car-axle boxes
Davis, Nathan H.. Philadelphia, Pa, Lid for car-axle boxes
Davis, O^sian C, Racine, Wis. Boiler
Davis, Owen W",. Jr., Middlesborough, Ky. Ore-roaster ,
Davis, Pinkney A., Frankfort, Ind. Butchering apparatus
Davis, Rees 0., San FrancLsco, Cal. Adjustable brack et-scafFold
Davis, Riley L., assignor, by mesne assi,£mments, of one-half to E.B. Eagan andG. R. Col-
1 ins, Asheville, N. C. Combination-tool
Davis, Robert B., Altoona, Pa. Steam-engine
Davis, Samxiel, et al. (See Lamplough, Frederick, assignor.)
Davis, Samuel T., Lancaster, Pa. Line-guide for fishing-rods
Davis, Stewart A., Apollo, assignor to "Apollo Iron and Steel Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
Method of and apparatus for rolling sheet metal
Davis, Sylvanus E., assignor of fifty-one one-hundredths to G. Wilson and G. B. Selden,!
Rochester, N. Y. Voting-machine J
Davis, Thomas C. (See Van Buren and Davis.)
Davis, Thomas (i., Bradenbaugh, Md. Shingle-machine
Davis, Thomas J., Charlotte, N. C. Regulator for hydraulic steam-pumps
Davis, W. F. (See Zietzke, WilhelraA., assignor.)
Davis, Walter G,, et al. (See Lewis, Andrew P., assignor,)
Davis, Watts N. (See Warren, George L,, assignor.)
Davis, Whitney C, Waterloo, N. Y. Velocipede
Davis, William L., Boston, Mass., and B. F. Leach, Louisville, Ky. Device for prevent-
ing th e refilling of bottles
Davis, William N., et al. (See Lewis, Andrew P., assignor.)
Davis, William P., Newton, Kans. Flooring-clamp
Davis, William P., Rochester, N. Y. Ke.y-seating machine
Davis, William W., New York, N. Y. Lock
Davis, William W., East Orange, N. J. Lock
Davis, William W., Woodford, assignor of one-half to C. E. Frey, Sango, Tenn. Paper-
hanging apparatus
Davison, Neville C, et al. (See Schon, Hubert, assignor.)
Davison, Ralph C, Westfield, N. J. Dumping-car
Davison, Robert A. (See Lincoln, Charles L., assignor.)
Davison, Robert G., Rochester, N. Y. Door-hanger
Davison, Robert T., New York, N. Y. Bottle-protector
Davy, Alfred S., Sheffield, England. Protector for pneumatic tires
Davy, Joseph, Oakland, Cal. Box-fastener
No.
517,543
530,581
530,887
513,361
518,000
.521,309
.525,841
513,457
527,947
529,716
526,615
519,244
.525,490
515,047
522,199
512,466
520,258
514,117
.527,324
.516,368
522,456
.522,363
519,905
513,309
518,096
530,886
516,431
520,756
521,850
530,258
515,752
521,536
,524,133
519,152
521,207
521,231
521,2.32
519,887
520,481
529,367
530,682
514,308
521,105
521,704
530,094
526,668
517,795
521,365'
513.260
527,777
515,660
518,023
521,366
529,606
529,240
524,580
517,213
512,812
517,033
514,416
Date.
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
June 12
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
May 1
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
July 3
Jan. 9
May 22
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
July 3
July 3
May 15
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
May 29
June 26
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
June 19
Aug. 7
May 1
June 12
June 12
June 12
May 15
May 29
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
June 5
June 19
Dec. 4
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
June 12
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
June 12
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
207
911
1409
2706
980
993
923
2869
2123
2127
2244
551
285
1764
29
1243
2319
220
1063
1047
489
321
1695
2626
1134
1407
1143
3153
1940
319
30
1408
285
379
808
851
852
1672
2687
1518
1083
580
630
1685
30
2335
633
1096
2557
1809
2771
1011
10.(»7
1950
1302
1052
2489
1830
2174
728
223
335
657
244
234
;206
I 207
704
509
510
536
34
135
1
445
II
300
562
51
257
249
124
82
414
637
286
335
274
;763
[764
466
79
325
66
91
190
199
199
407
650
363
263
144
148
395
(558
<559
^560
158
f 257
1258
615
616
690
254
258
463
313
259
585
433
515
185
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 1894.
81
Alj)habetical list of patentees — Continued.
Nanip, residence, and invention.
Davy, 'WiUlam, Kenosha, "Wis. Scraper
Davy, "William J., London, England. Electric-arc lamp
Daw, Albert "W. and Z. "W., London, England. Valve for percnssion rock-drills
Daw, Hilder. (See Daw, Thomas G. and H.)
Daw, Thomas G. and H., Sevenoaks, England. Machine for producing stereotype mat-^
rices and type-writinj; S
Daw, Zachafias "W. (See Daw, Albert "W., and Z. W.)
Dawes, "William C, llarsball, Mo. Haystacker
Dawley, Edwin P. (See Francis and Dawley.)
Dawson, Edward, Terre Haute, Ind. Trolley for electric railways
Dawson, Edward, and J. O.Thomas, Osceola, Iowa. Vegetation-bumer for railway-tracks,?
&c J
Dawson, George H. (See Anbry and Dawson.)
Dawson, George T. (See Cameron and Dawson.)
Dawson, Henry T. , Salcombe, England. Gas-engine
Dawson, Henry T. , Salcombe, England. Gas-engine
Dawson, John, Brooklyn, assignor to J. "W. Mason & Co., New Tork. ISJ". "V . Wood-bend-
ing machine
Dawson, John "W. (See Carter, Dawson, and Meyrick.)
Dawson, William M., New Tork, N. Y. Plastic compound and making same
Dawson, "William M., New York, N. Y. Plastering-retarder and making same
Day, Alfred, assignor to Day &. Breithaupt, Philadelphia, Pa. Pasting device for sheets,
fliies, strips, &c
Day & Breithaupt. (See Day, Alfred, assignor.)
Day, Frank L. , Glens Falls, N. Y. Machine for sawing blocks from logs
Day, George. (See Day and Jenkins.)
Day, George F., and "W. Hunter, San Francisco, Cal. Mud and oil trap and water-pnrifier.
Day, George H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
"Velocipede
Day, Henry H., Newton, Mass. Safety device for elevators
Day, Henry L., Minneapolis, Minn. t)nst or shavings collector
Day, Homer, et al. (See Green, "William E., assignor.)
Dayi Isaiah N., San Jo.s6. Cal. Eock drilling and boring machine
Day, James P., Anniston, Ala. Apparatus for dispensing beer, <fec
Day, John and G.. and J. Jenkins, Maesteg, England. Diving apparatus
Day, Patrick L., Cleveland, Ohio. Kolling-mill guide
Day, Eobort A., Harrogate, England. Mud-guard for vehicles
Day, "Wilbur F., et al. (See McBride, Henry, assignor.)
Day, Wilbur F., and J. A. Pierce. Austin, Minn. "Washing-machine
Daymen. John, Cardington, Pa. Composition of matter for coating roofs or masonry
Dayton Fan and Motor Company. (See Conklin. Oliver F., assignor.)
Dayton Manufacturing Company. (See Kirby, John, Jr., assignor.)
Dayton Manufacturing Company. (See Leen^ Patrick, assignor.)
Dayton Paper Novelty Company. (See Schmidt, Theodore F. "W., assignor.)
Dayton, "William A., North Tarrytown, assignor to D. Culhane, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nasal
expander
Dayton, "William H., assignor to Excelsior Needle Company, Torrington, Conn. Machine
for swaging n cedle-blanks
Dazey, Jasper N. (See Lewis, Nathan D., assignor.)
De Arden, Charles F., New York, N. Y. Device for operating elevator-gates
De Arden, Charles F., New Tork, N. Y. Automatic shut-off for roof-tanks
De Arden. Charles F., New York, N. Y. Device for operating gates for elevator-weUs. - .
De Bern, Francisco "V. (See Martin and De Bern.)
De Bevoise. Charles K., Flushing, N. Y. Underwaist
DeCelles, Joseph H. E., Sonthbridge, Mass. Eyeglasses
De Celles, Joseph H. E., assignor to American Optical Company, Sonthbridge, Mass. Ocu-
list's testing-frame
De Celles, .Tosepli H. E., assignor to American Optical Company, Sonthbridge, Mass. Ocu-
list's testing-frame ,
De Champ, Obed, Everett. Mass. Shutter- worker
De Coninck, Frank, and E. C. Burr, San Francisco, Cal. Extracting sugar from cane
De Fontes. Francis, Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
DeGood, Joseph L., Detroit. Mich. Trombone-gage
De Gras.se. George, et al. (See Moehn, John N., assignor.)
De Gran, Richard X. (See "White, Charles E., assignor.)
De Jarnatt, James F.. Lamar, Mo. Check-row corn-planter
De Kail), Enoch E., Syracuse, N. T. Mounting, operating, and locking swinging windows
De Knight, Clarence TT., "Washington, D. C. Coin-controlled exhibitor
De Knight, "V^ictorP., "Wa.shingtori, D. C. Coin-controlled surface exhibitor
De la Harpe, Charles. (See Bierer and De la Harpe.)
De La Hunt, Keverdy C, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Automatic siphon-flusher
De la Mar, Joseph, assignor of one-half to L. Klein, New York, N. Y. Cigar-bunching ma-
chine
De La Matyr, Charles R. (See Seeley and De La Matyr.)
De Lashmntt, Ella F., Chicago, HI. Abdominal supporter
De Loney, James, Plymouth, Ind. Fastening for horse-blankets
DeMott^ Charles "W., Brooklyn. N. Y. Electric ventilating-fan
De Mott, Charles "W.. New York, N. Y. Primary battery
De Afott, James Y., Newark, N. J. Connection for electric wires
De Neal, Jackson. (See Edwards and De Neal.)
De Prengal, Fredrecks C, "Washington, D. C. Gas range or cooking-cabinet
De Raismes, Hippolyte, Elizabeth, N. J. Detachable hook
De Rycke, Jules J. J. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Condenser and exhaust-pipe head
De Saussure, "W. P. (See "Wood, James N., assignor.)
De Shong, Franklin L. (See Harpst. Edgar S., assignor.)
De Vaux, Louis. (See Russell and De Vanx.)
De "Vlaminck, Edmund J., V6sinet, France. Keyboard mechanism for playing upon?
stringed instruments J
De Voe, "William R., Shreveport, La. Conduit electric railway
6 PAT
No.
Date.
514,645 Feb. 13
521,877 June 26
531,587
531,586
528,862
525,886
526,300
530,508
527,325
511,879
523,658
517,684
518,589
520,670
521,761
515,661
513,090
517,815
518,137
521,208
514,447
529,368
523,659
515,859
513,458
515,576
512,813
521,336
529,161
521,403
527,268
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Sept. ir
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
July 31
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
May 29
June 19
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
June 12
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
July 31
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
June 12
Nov. 13
June 12
Oct. 9
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
528,716 i Nov. 6
.528,717
529,607
514,431
515,198
526,616
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Fob. 6
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
530,259 Dec. 4
515, .')20 Feb. 27
528,084 ; Oct. 23
523,569 ' July 24
531,516 i Dec. 25
523,516 July 24 2333 587
1117
1985
2661
628
1001
1700
2922
780
1064
263
2564
457
1998
3006
1804
2772
2268
664
1197
809
776
1520
2565
204
2871
2639
1831
1047
1141
1156
971
336
338
1952
749
1998
2245
320
2550
2374
2414
2544 1
M) :
'u O
512,814 Jan. 16
522,882 I Jnly 10
517,214 Mar. 27
530,260 Dec. 4
521,018 June 5
530,509 Dec. 11
526,519 Sept. 25
530,023 Nov. 27
521,851
520,304
279
(479
J 480
(638
i639
C637
J 638
149
225
C400
1401
720
(191
<192
(l93
257
110
C494
?495
726
428
690
548
166
300
190
199
364
1833
1196
2491
322
473
783
2098
2671
434
298
586
80
113
193
500
641
|67
I 69
1 69
69
68
1 68
66
^69
69
66
}67
67
67
66
66
67
67
67
66
69
68
66
705
650
434
246
276
274
235
82
82
464
191
498
536
80
632
573
604
June 26
May 22
19«l{46?
2389 581
67
69
68
69
66
69
1082
1609
1750
761
1346
1487
686
1374
211
52
542
88
411
1556
1421
524
129
234
1357
1017
542
1491
1394
373
1401
874
1423
195
707
708
1041
994
1260
1602
1273
1376
483
497
1727
481
373
242
1968
1274
1282
1374
1.574
1186
1600
1024
82
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, aud invention.
STo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
DeWitt, Alvin, Elliott. Iowa. Post-hole auger
De Witt, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Bottle-stopper
De Witt, John. (See Houghton, Alfred, assignor.)
De Witt, Margaret, Kansas City, Mo. Face-steaming appliance
De Wolf, William W. (See Cole, Daniel W., assignor.)
Deacon, Percy J., Toronto, Canada. Bicycle
Deakyne, James. (SeeGillingham, John, assignor.)
Deal, Josiah J., Canton, assignor to Deal Lock Company, Akron, Ohio. Permutation-lock.
Deal Lock Company. (See Deal, Josiah J., assignor.)
Dean, Cyrus S., Fort Erie, Canada, assignor of one-half to C. 0. Eano, Buffalo, N. T. Hot-
air heating stove
Dean, Cyras S., Fort Erie, Canada, assignor of one-half to C. O. Kane, Buffalo, N". T.
Boiler-flue cleaner
Dean, Francis W., Cambridge, and W. E. Mathews, Boston, assignors to Taunton Loco-
motive Manufacturing Company, Taunton, Mass. Snow-plow for street-raUwaya
Dean & Graves. (See Graves, John, assignor.)
Dean, S. (See Eobbins, Charles H., assignor.)
Dean, Squire J. (See Wliite and Dean.)
Dean, Thomas E., Tyldesley, England. Advertising-letter
Dean, William E. , Euddock, La. Air-cushion for head-blocks
Dean, William W., Chicago, 111. Boiler-furnace
Deane, Charles P., Springfield, assignor to Deane Steam Pnmp Company, Holyoke, Mass.
Direct-acting engine
Deane, HerbertC, assignor ofone-halftoS. W. Sawyer, Fitchburg, Mass. Knife or sickle
grinder
Deane Steam Pump Company. (See Deane, Charles P., assignor.)
Deardorff, Benton, Mooreland, assignor of one-half to J. W.Dick, Hagerstown, Ind.
planter .
Corn-
Death, Edward, assignor of two-thirds to E. W. Wyatt, Toronto, Canada. Automatic rail-)
way gate and signal \
Deats, George W., Fort Worth, Tex. Combination drafting-instrument
Deats, John S., and T. E. Stewart, Phoenix, Ariz. Ter. Axle-nut
Debose, Alhert S , Cuero, Tex. Car-replacer
Debose, Albert S., Cuero, Tex. Combined railway-switch and car-replacing mechanism. . .
Decarie, Felix L., Montreal, Canada. Lead-pipe coupling
Decarie, Felix L. , Montreal, Canada. Valve
Decatur Leader Manufacturing Company. (See Brown, Davis, assignor.)
Deck, Henry, assignor to J., W. P. M., and J. F. Braun, Philadelphia, Pa. Lawn-mower. .
Deck, John. (See Sc.hultz, Adam, assignor.)
Deckebach, Henry E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Apparatus for cooling and aerating malt liquors .
Deckebach, Henry E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Wort-cooler
Decker, Clarence C. (See Houser and Decker.)
Decker, John H. (See Decker, William L., assignor.)
Decker, William L., Plainfield, N. J., assignor of one-third to J. H. Decker, Brooklyn,
N. T. Velocipede
Decker, William L., Orange, assignor of twenty-seven fiftieths to C. B. Clark, Newark,
N. J. Saddle for velocipedes -
Decker, William M., Kingston. H". Y. VentUation of buildings
Decker, William M., Kingston, N. T. Nursing-bottle
Dpckert, Joseph 0., assignor to William Mann (Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Inking device
for duplicating manuscripts
Deckert, Wilhelm, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Microphone
D6combe, Aminthe, Bordeaux, and P. Lamena, Pauillac, France. Actuating the valves of
steam-engines
Decoufl6, AnatoleE., Paris, France. Machine for the manufacture of non-pasted tubes
for cigarettes
Deorow, David A., Lockport, N. T. Valve mechanism
Decrow, William E., Boston, Mass., assignor to Gamewell Fire- Alarm Telegraph Company,
New York, N. Y. Fire-alarm-telegraph system
Dedel, Louis, New Orleans, La. Switch-lock attachment
Deeley, John, Sr. (See Penn and Deeley.)
Deeley, Richard M. (See Archbutt and Deeley.)
Deemer, William H., Joplin, Mo. Indicating device for lard coolers and purifiers
Deere & Company. (See Poole, Staley D., assignor.)
Deere & Company. (See Moore, Gilnin, assignor.)
Deere & Mansur Company. (See White, Charles E., assignor.)
Defiance Machine Works. (See Sevmour, Charles, assignor.)
Degler, Fred W. (See Bushell and'^Degler.)
Dehner, Christ. (See Henneield, Dehner, and Van Ness.)
Deisch, John, White Lake, S. D. Well-reamer
Deisher, John K., assignor of one-half to A. H. Eosengarten, Pottsville, Pa. Nut-locking
device
Deitz, Henry, Denver, Colo. Car-coupling
Deitz, Henry. Denver, Colo. Car-coupling
Del Bondio, Emile F., et al. (See Turnbull, Joseph W., assignor.)
Delabarre, Walter E., F. M.Frazer, andE. A.Carrick, New York,N. Y. Conduit-railway
trolley
Delage, Gideon, Salida, Colo. Amalgamator
Delamater, Thomas H. (See Logan, David, assignor.)
Delaney, Chester A. , Eichmond, Va. Lubricator
Delaney, Daniel L. (See Mounce and Delaney.)
Delaney, Harry, New Albany, Ind. Smoke-consumer
Delaney, James G., New York, N. Y. Carrying apparatus
Delano, Augustus A., e« a2. (See Austin, William H., assignor.)
Delano, Eben A., assignor to J. A. Seaman, Chicago, HI. Barrel-hooping machine 528,765 Nov. 6
Delano, Eben A., Chicago, and F. A. Hardy, Evanston, HI.; said Delano assignor to said
Hardy. Grinding and polishing machine 512,012 Jan. 2
512,540
527,672
517,846
529,717
512,506
525,069
526,648
527,523
522,154
513,091
523,808
529,545
524,963
512,646
529,250
515,075
519,468
514,816
530,022
511,937
524,134
519,080
518,941
527,197
514,748
514,309
521,773
523,737
517,564
525,005
514,589
526,484
526,893
525,678
513,381
526,440
511,880
515,903
521,433
530,828
521,145
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
June 26
Jan. 23
July 31
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
May 8
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
May 1
May 1
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
June 19
July 31
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
June 12
Deo. 11
Jrme 5
517,266 1 Mar. 27
517,917
516,084
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
1350
1633
714
2129
1306
1910
2300
1397
2271
2847
1855
1524
1304
1805
960
1399
2670
358
286
243
12
844
3256
1296
581
1827
2724
242
1790
1030
2044
370
599
2737
326
394
180
510
315
468
551
340
599
548
C707
i708
441
414
366
f313
1314
456
232
352
641
83
67
57
3
206
800
322
145
435
674
56
437
259
C486
93
143
C665
J 666
1976 471
264 61
269 62,63
1209 286
1313
316
162
2570 f*"'^
''^™ i 603
821 206
567 I
:132
133
(103
429 i 104
ill05
472 ! 113
724
91
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
83
ITame, residence, aud invention.
Delanoy, Alfred G. (See McKay and Delanoy.)
Belarne, Joseph E., assignor to C Gonnelle, Marseilles, France. Press
Delattre, Anguste, and F. Briickert. Ferriere-leGrande, France. Eotary motor
Dell, John E. (See Johnson, Luther M., assignor.)
Deloe, Edward G., Knox, Pa. Tobacco-pipe
Delorieux, John. (See Toulouse and Delorieux.)
Deloye, Constant G., Lenox, Mass. Gate
Delp, Charles H. (See Stuart and Delp.)
Delug, Alois, Stuttgart, Germany. Roll-holding camera
Delug, Alois, Munich, Germany. Camera
Demain, Louis C, Fairfax, Vt. Concealed battery
Demarest, Cornelius B., Brooklyn, assignor to Andrews Demarest Seating Company, New
York, N. Y. Foot-rest
Demarest. DewittC, Chicago, 111. Fountain-pen
Demeny, Georges, Paris, France. Producing positive phonoscopic plates
Demetz, George, etal. (See Graves. John, assignor.)
Deming. Edward, assignor of three-fourths to S. and H. Corn, A. Kani'man, and I. Stem,
New York, N. Y. Electric machine for railway systems
Deming, Eugene W., New Orleans, La. Settling-tank for sugar manufacture
Deming, Engene \V., New Orleans, La. Process of and apparatus for defecating saccha-j
rine solutions (
Deming, Horace A. (See Mills, Francis E., assignor.)
Deming, "William B., Bentonville, Ark. Hing«
Demmick, George W., assignor of one-half to H. Eobinson, G. Fuller, J. S. Earl, and K. P.
Martin, Lynn, Mass. Sectional electric railway
Demmick, George W., Lynn, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Guard and shade-holder for incandescent lamps
Demott, William M., Brookville, Pa. Ballot-box
Dempsey, Dominick E., Geneva, N. Y. Slate or blackboard eraser
Dempsey, Edward, Philadelphia. Pa. Furniture-leg attachment
Dempster, John T., Summit, N. J., assignor to S.Bergmann, NewYork,N. Y. Globe-holder
forarclanips
Demuth, William, New York. N. Y. Tobacco-pipe
Dengel, Rudolph. Brooklyn, N. Y. Extension step-ladder
Deninger, Fritz, Berlin, Germany. Combined walking-stick and lamp
Denio, Frank, Bay City. Mich. Combined pocket-book and head -rest
Denis, Edward, Green Bay, Wis. Toy
Deni.son, John H. (See Shottenberg, Theodore H., assignor.)
Denison, John H.. Mat|uon, m. Feed-box
Denison, Julian F., New Haven, Conn., assignor to Backus Manufacturing Company,
Newark. N. J. Suspended electric-fan motor
Denison, Julian F., New Haven, Conn., assignor to Backus Manufacturing Company, of
New Jersey. Electric motor
Denison, Rial N., and F. M. Geary, Brooklyn, N. Y. .Ajitiseptic mouthpiece for tele-
phones
Denison, Sylvester P., Belleville, N. J., assignor to M. R. Dickson, New York, N. Y. Dis-
play-rack
Deni.son, Walter H. (See Thomas and Denison.)
Denit, Charles D., et al. (See Parrish, George W., assignor.)
Denier, Edward E., Chicago, Dl. Skipping-rope
Denn, Charles. (See Denn, Cocker, and Denn.)
Denn, Clayton, J. Cocker, and C. Denn, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric stop-motion for warp-
ing-raac bines
Denne, Mark C, Eastbourne, and T. J. Denne, Hemel-Hempstead, England. Boot or shoe
serving machine
Denne, Mark T., Eastbonme, England. Shoe-sewing machine .
Denne, Mark T., Eastbourne, England. Sewing-machine
Denne, Thomas J. (See Denne, Mark C. and T. J.)
Dennett, Charles N., Amesbury, Mass. Carriage
Dennett, Charles N., Amesbury, Mass. Carriage
Denney, Barclay M., Camden, N. J. Automatic circular-knitting machine
Denney, William G. (See Flower and Denney.)
Dennis, Edward M., Walkerville, Canada, assignor of one-half to F. R. Beal, Nort;hville,
Mich. Automatic hinm for snhool-seats
Dennis, Foster S. (See Waitt, George W., assignor.)
Dennis, Fred F., Worcester, Mass. Coin-operated fortune-telling machine
Dennis. Fredrick W.. Ocala, Fla. Combination downdraft-kiln
Dennis, Henry P., assignor of one-half to A. D. Potter, Peoria, HI. Grain-meter
Dennison, Charles M. (See Hebard. Newton, assignor.)
Denuison, Robert L., Kansas City, Mo. Self-feeder for thrashing-machines
Dennison. Walter E.. San Francisco. Cal. Heated paving-roller
Denny, Christopher C, et al. (See Regester. Thomas L., assignor.)
Denny & Stevens. (See Rege.ster, Thomas L.. assignor.)
Denoyer, Achille J., Fontainebleau, France. Machinery for manufacturing satchel-bot-^
totned paper bags )
Denson, Joseph, assignor of one-half to H. Smith, Stockdale, Tex.
Dentelbeck, George A., Myhart, Ind. Fence-machine ,
Refrigerator -
Den tier. Frank, Parkville, Mich. Sulky
Dentler, Siegmund, assignor of one-third to H. Loewenthal, New York, N. Y. Manufacture
of cement
Denton, Ben H., etal. (See Anderson, Lee, assignor.)
Denton, Charles E., Peoria, HI. Button-attaching machine
Denton. Daniel T.. Lakeview, Minn., assignor to Pettibone, Mulliken <t Company, Chi-
cago. 111. Hoist-drum for discbarge apparatus of coal or ore docks
Denton, Lemi B., assignor to W. S. Gonn, Grand Rapids, Mich. Caster
No.
525,647
530,220
517,3.52
516,348
521,563
529,369
525,537
518,489
522,751
521,705
528.465
526,518
531,460
518,309
513,894
516,801
529,608
517,034
527,145
514,417
521,404
524,195
518,.')90
531,165
519,838
516,9^
516,524
523,140
529.609
518,098
512,815
512,013
515,662
Date.
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
June 19
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
July 10
June 19
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
June 12
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Dec. 18
May 15
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
July 17
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
538
255
131
63
2678 628
995 j 236
1521 I 364
374 ' 91
1822 451
1011 250
1687 I 396
3039 737
2096 ; 500
583
584
2451
1498 ; 375
I
3600 I 887
I
1767 ' 417
1953 464
2175 '
767 I 187
730
1157
384
2000
1911
1588
185
274
92
495
456
388
1975 464
1314
1673
1956
313
419
464
Apr. 10 I 1136 286
Jan. 16 1833 434
Jan. 2 i 475 113
Official
Gazette.
Feb. 27 ' 2775 691
! (457
527,836 1 Oct. 23 I 1904 < 458
I (459
I (231
529,064 I Nov. 13 1 978 < 232
(233
522,975
522,976
528,864
511,881
.514,418
523.330
520,518
517,845
524,939
July 17 : 1376 342
July 17 [ 1376 ^|*^
Nov. 6 630 150
Jan. 2 I 265
Feb. 6 ' 731
July 24 2008
May 29 ! 2746
Apr. 10 708 179
Aug. 21 I 1660 406
61
186
505
665
515,199 Feb. 20 1999
69
66
67
66
518,396
523,975
512,686
511,938
I
518,182 i
514,262
525,806 I
f498 1
^499 V
(500 y
Apr. 17 1669 H}| ^67
4 68
J 381 ?
J 382 ] 5
Aug. 7
Jan. 16 : 1589
i
Jan. 2 359
Apr. 10 1272
Feb. 6
Sept. 11
497
844
330
122
191
1251
1262
2005
1655
964
1220
365
206
1536
617
1574
1710
307
813
1812
1041
1906
157
991
1423
731
412
1.593
863
1852
1713
347
1042
223
374
91
1421
398
844
292
292
761
52
991
426
1106
152
993
1260
338
665
327
68
217
946
1318
84
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Denton, Samuel G-.. London, England. Magnifying-thermometer ,
Denton, Sherman F., "Wellesley, Mass. Device for mounting entomological specimens
Denz, Felix. (See Denz, Fred, assignor.)
Denz, Fred, assignor of one-half to F. Denz, Buffalo, N. T. Furnace for natural gas
Depew. George M., Canandaigua, N. T. Wire fence
Depp, Hezekiab E., assignor to O. M. Ritchey, Sedalia, Mo. Mixed air and steam engine
and generator
Derby, Alvan P., South "Weymouth, Mass. Eemovable back for seats
Derham, Samuel G-., assignor of one-half to H. Verhage, Cincinnati, Ohio. Filter .. j
Deritis, Joseph, Detroit, ^ich. Interchangeable storm and screen door
Dermody, 'William F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Switch-operatins device
Dernbrack, Charles J. (See Czora, Ernst, andDernbrack.)
Derrick, Alice E. (See Watkins, "WiUiam D., assignor.)
Derrough, James S., et al. (See Ilusb, "William S., assignor.)
Des Moines Fuel Saving Furnace Company. (See "Wilkinson, Joseph W., assignor.)
Desant Electric Company. (See Desant, "William F. Z., assignor.)
Desant, "William F. Z., New York, N. S"., assignor to Desant Electric Company, of Ohio.
Apparatus for producing artificial respiration
Descamps, Gaston, Havana, Cuba. Phosphoric acid with an absorbent
Deshler, Henry D. , Belvldere, N. J. Fish-spear
Deslauriers. Philip A., St. Paul, Minn. Fireproof building--wall
Desmond, John, assignor to Penberthy Injector Company, Detroit, Mich. Steam-injec-
tor
Desmond, John, assignor to Penberthy Injector Company, Detroit, Mich. Automatic con-
trolling device for boiler-feeders
Desmond, John, assignor to Penberthy Injector Company, Detroit, Mich. Injector
Desmond, John, assignor to S. O. Johnson, Detroit, Mich. Velocipede
Desrumaux, Henri, Lille, France. Apparatus for purifying water
Dessau, Frederick "W., Amsterdam, N. T. Street-sweeper
Dest6, Elise, San Fernando, Cal. Apparatus for dyeing
Detharding, G-eorge "W. (See Smith, Stephen K., assignor.)
Detrick & Harvey Machine Company of Baltimore City. (See Detrick and Bachtell, as-
signors. )
Detrick, J. S. (See Flanigan, Robert, assignor.)
Detrick, Jacob S., Baltimore, Md. Bottle-sealing device
Detrick, Jacob S., Baltimore, Md. Fender and brake for street-cars
Detrick, Jacob S., and L. H. Bachtell. Baltimore, assignors to Detrick & Harvey Machine
Company of Baltimore City, Md. Feeding device for metal-planmg machines
Detroit Dry Dock Company. (See Kirby. Frank E., assignor.)
Detroit Time Register Company. (See "Watson, Nelson M., assignor.)
Detter, "William H., Denver, Colo. Tehicle-wheel ,
Detteiick, Mark. (See Stone, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Detwiler, Alfred E., assignor to Milwaukee Gas Stove Company, Milwaukee, "Wis. Kiln. .
Detwiler, George K. (See Torrey, Silas and C. L., assignors.)
Detwiler, John S., assignor to "W. P. Logan, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for blendingi
powdered materials \
Detwiler, John S., assignor to "W. P. Logan, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for agitating
and blending powdered materials
Deucher, Eugene, Cleveland, Ohio. Hair-curler
Denerleiu, George, Clifton, N. J. Connection for cement washtubs
Deuther, Lorenz A., Buffalo, N. Y. Surgical splint
Deutsch-Amerikanischen Maschinen-Gesellschaft. (See crohring, Paul, assignor.)
Deutsch, Clara, tt al. (See Deutseh, "William, assignor.)
Deutsch, Eva, et al. (See Deutsch, William, assignor.)
Deutsch, I. W., et al. (See Probola, Adam, assignor.)
Deutsch, Jacob, assignor of one-half to G. W. "Whyte, Danville, HI. Cigar-box lifter
Deutsch, Sigmund, Philadelphia, Pa. Shirt
Deutsch, William, assignor to C. Deutsch, Baltimore, Md., and E. Deutsch, New York,
N. Y. Wardrobe-trunk
Deutsche Gasgliihlicht-Actiengesellschaft. (See Muchall, Carl W., assignor.)
Devault, Philip J., Denver, Colo. Wind reed musical instrument
Deveau, Hubert, New York, N. Y. Grave-signal
Deverall, Edwin K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Oil-can
Devereaux, Robert M. , Chicago, HI. Bridle-bit
Devereux, Arthur F., Cincinnati, Ohio. Valve for steam-engines
Devers, William J., assignor of one-third to M. F. Rooney, Scranton, Pa. Nut-look
Devine, Henry R., Boston, Mass. Wiper and oiler for piston and brake rods
Devine, Lawrence A. (See Norton and Devine.)
Devlan, Harriett B., Jersey (Hty, N.J. Manufacturing packing for journals
Devlin, Daniel, Worcester, Mass. Faucet
Devlin, John H. (See Doyle, Dennis, assignor.)
Devlin, Lawrence K., Helena, Mont. Rail way -rail
Devlin, Thomas, et al. (See Bnehler, Rudolph R., assignor.)
Devoe, Harry M., New "Tork, N. Y. Wheel-tire --.
Devoissaud, John P., Sherman, Tex. Steam-engine governor
Devoissaud, John P., Sherman, Tex. Quick-speed steam-engine
Devoissaud, John P., Sherman, Tex. Main slide-valve and throttle-valve for steam-en-
gines
DevoU, William, Erdington, England. Driving-gear for velocipedes
Devore, LeviM., assignor of one-half to M. H. Wilcoxon, Freeport, 111. Handle
Devore, Levi M., assignor of one-half to M. H. Wilcoxon, Freeport, 111. Bicycle-saddle. . .
Dewees, Thomas J., Palmyra, N. J., assignor to Electric Cable Construction and Mainte-
nance Company, of Pennsylvania. Electric cable
Dewees, Thomas J., Palmyra, N. J., assignor to Electric Cable Construction and Mainte-
nance Company, of Pennsylvania. Splice-covering for electric wires
Dewees, Thomas J., Palmyra, N. J., assignor to Electric Cable Construction and Mainte-
nance Company, of Pennsylvania. Electric cable
Dewerth, Emil, Detroit, Mich. Dough-cutting machine.
No.
.517,446
522,883
514,310
525,448
521,762
518,097
526,027
529,520
522,109
514,448
527,670
528,865
520,137
513,559
521,644
526,918
524,019
522,729
526,222
512,949
524,890
528,766
518,183
515,904
516,029
525,095
525,138
51.5,998
515,466
525,046
514,181
529,546
515.118
527,742
522,110
513,635
51.5,326
528,123
514,217
512,166
514,350
513.092
519,177
519,942
519,943
530, 4no
527,671
525, lc9
525,190
515,822
515,905
.527,414
521,140
Date.
Apr. 3
July 10
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
June 19
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
June 26
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
May 22
Jan. 30
June 19
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
July 10
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
60
1197
tan
13
299
583 145
226 ,55,56
1805
1135
1224
1815
2413
777
1631
633
2110
3064
1591
421
85
959
1569
2068
1571
433
1274
270
1487
428
286
282
432
579
199
Aug
28
1961
Aug
Mar.
Feb.
Aug.
28
6
27
28
2035
430
2465
1869
Feb.
Nov.
6
20
340
1857
Feb.
20
1871
Oct. 16
Juue 26
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
1749
2415
3187
2239
2441
421
733
Feb.
Jan.
6
23
636
2272
Dec.
18
2140
Mav
May
1
15
427
1751
May
15
1754
Dec.
Oct.
Aug.
4
16
28
568
1632
212C
Aug.
28
2126
Mar.
6
150
Mar.
6
271
Oct.
June
16
5
1215
689
150
514
751
372
104
19
(238
<239
(240
C368
1369
490
384
C105
ll06
321
63
353
(479
[480
497
99
610
456
81
441
470
422
580
782
554
590
102
178
549
513
105
430
f 430
1431
141
393
518
518
519
37
63
297
161
Of&cial
Gazette.
67
66 962
68 1192
' 67 i 1556
67 1 223
68 ; 1399
67
>G8
68
66
J 68 1064
6^ 1078
06 1532
60 1360
68 1049
66 I 917
69 1023
66 1236
69
67
6G
66
69
66
66
66 972
66 525
69 1635
67 620
67 893
1 67 893
6.1 1319
69 331
6t( 1092 (
^68 ! 1092
66 1481
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
85
Alpliahetical list of lyaientecs — Coutiiiued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dewey, Alvah. (See Ray and Dewey.)
Dewey Corporation. (See Dewey, Mark "W., assignor.)
Dewey, Mark W., assignor to Dewey Corporation, Syracuse, N. Y. Power-transmitting
mecbanism for electric locomotive.s
Dewey, Mark W., assignor to Dewey Corporation, Syracuse, N. Y. Slectric railway
Dewey, William, Thorp, Wis. Child's swinging cradle
Dewey, "William, Thorp, "Wis. "Whiffletreehook
Dewson, Edward H., Jr., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.?
Pneumatic controller S
Dewson, Edward H., Jr., Lynn, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of N"ewj
York. Pneun)atic controller '
Dexter, Avelyn I., Wauwato.sa, "Wis. Cold-storage building
Dexter, Charles L., Philadelphia, Pa. HermeticaUy-.^ealed package for containing ices, &c
Dexter Folder Company. (See Dexter, Talbot C, as.signor.)
Dexter, Talbot C, Fnlton, N. Y. Paclcingbox for paper-folding machnes
Dexter, Talbot C, assignor to Dexter Folder Company, Fulton, N. Y. Paper-pasting mar
chine .'
Dexter, Talbot C, assignor to Dexter Folder Company, Fulton, N. Y. Paper-folding ma-?
chine ^
Dexter, Talbot C, assignor to Dexter Folder Company, Fulton, N. Y. Paper-registering
machine
Dey, Charles H., and J. M. Anderson, Boston, Mass. TroUey-line breaker.
Dcy, John, Syracuse, X. Y. "Workman's time-recorder
Dey, John, Syracuse. !N". Y. "Workman's tirae-recorder
Deyerle, James C, Salem, Va. Automatic brake for railway-cars
Diamond Electric Company. (See Scheeffer, Gustavo A., assignor.)
Diamond, Henry B., Albany, N. Y. Indicator for doors
Diamond Matcli Company. ' (See Beecher and "Wi'ight, assignors.)
Diamond Match Corap my. (See Benham and Barlow, assignors.)
Dias, .Joseph P., San Francisco, Cal. Automatic unconpler and car-brake
Diohmann, "William. (See Brand and Dichmann.)
Dick, Albert B., assignor to A. B. Dick Company, Chicago, 111. Parallel ruling device...
Dick, Albert B., assignor to A. B. Dick Company, Chicago, Dl. Paper-file
Diok, Albert B., assignor to A. B. Dick Company, Chicago, 111. Combined desk and type-
writer cabinet
Dick, George "W. (See Cardarelli. Emilio, assignor.)
Dick, John W. (See Deardorff, Benton, assignor.)
Dick, John "W., assignor to "Western Autographic Eegister Company, St. Louis, Mo. Auto-
graphic register
Dick, Joseph, Canton, Ohio. Conveyer-chain
Dick, Joseph C . F. , Belvidere, 111. IJutton-fastening machine
Dickason, Alexander R. (See McCarten and Dickason.)
Dickens, John, assignor to Dickens Manufacturing Company, New Brunswick, N. J. Air-
pump .
Dickens, John, assignor to Dickens Manufacturing Company, New Brunswick, N. J.
Lawn-sprinkler
Dickens, John, assignor to Dickens Manufacturing Company, New Brunswick, N. J.
Hand-pump for inflating tires, &c
Dickens Manufacturing Company. (See Dickens, John, assignor.)
Dickenson, Ben jaruin, New York, N. Y. Tnink
Dickerhoof, "William H., assignor of one-half to G. "W. Pollock, Cincinnati, Ohio. Guide
for trolley-wheels
Dickerman, Enoch and E. L., Corra, Minn. "Washing-machine
Dickerman, Ernest L. (See Dickerman, Enoch and E. L.)
Dickerson, ChilionD., Marquette, Mich. Curtain-eyelet for vehicles
Dickerson, ChilionD., Marquette, Mich. Prescription-bottle
Dickerson. Clarence, deceased, New York, N. Y.; F. Dickerson, executor. Device for fil-
ing and binding news or other papers
Dickerson, Frank, executor. (See Dickerson, Clarence.)
Dickerson, J. J., etdl. (See Anderson, Lee, assignor.)
Dickerson, "Warren C New York, N.Y. Combined portable water-heater and stove
Dickerson, "William M., .assignor to Indiana Lumber and Veneer Company, Indianapolis,
Ind. Indicator for veneer-sawing machines
Diokey, Aaron F.. Friedens. Pa. "Wire-fence stay
Dickey Automatic Car-Conpler Company. (See Dickey and Harding, assignors.)
Dickey, George A. (See Kendall, Elton P., assignor.)
Dickey, George "W., and T. A. Harding, assignors to Dickey Automatic Car-Coupler Com-
pany, Des Moines, Iowa. Car-coupling .'
Dickey, .Tames N. (See Crisson, George A., assignor.)
Dickey, John B., Newton, Kans. Ball
Dickey. Orlan. (See Armstrong, "William A., assignor.)
Dickinson, Austin R., Syracuse, N. Y. Rake T
Dickinson. Austin R., assignor to Syracuse Specialty Manufacturing Company, Syracuse,
N.Y. Rake .'
Dickinson, Charles H., Coldwater, Mich. "Wire-tightener
Dickinson, Charles S. (See Pickett, Charles G., assignor.)
Dickinson, Daniel A., St. Paul, Minn. Steam and hot-water generator
Dickinson, George W., and H. H. "Warner, Tacoma, "Wash. Brake for railway-cars
Dickinson, Herbert Y.. and A. G. MaccuUoch, London, England. Coin-actuated automatic
mechanism for the delivery of ices
Dickin.son, James "W.. assignor of one-half to J. L. Cox, Milwaukee, "Wis. Aerator
Dicks. Thomas A., Buffalo, N. Y. Hand-guard for stamping-presses
Dicks, Thomas A., BuflTalo, N. Y. Stamping-press
Dickson. Amos J. (See Pierce and Dickson.)
Dickson, Amos J.. Glen wood Springs. Colo. Hand-stamp
Dick.son, Chiirles H. (See Ho])kins and Dickson.)
Dickson, John H., New Pliiladelphia. Ohio. Sash-fastener
Dickson, Mathews R. (See Denison. Sylvester P., assignor.)
Dickson, Theodore C. (See Hodges anil Dickson.)
Dickson, "William B., Kansas City, Mo. "Weighing and registering machine
No.
.'513,^95
.MO.lcS
522. T83
524,314
524,541
524,542
525.695
519,839
513,766
523,331
526,859
528,057
528,767
522,784
524,102
526,384
519,699
.'i20,204
516.477
516,5-25
518,778
.525.449
.526.072
517,604
514,590
517,544
517,736
519,569
531.291 ]
529,010
.5-23,199
526,772
528,768
Date.
.Tan. 30
Mar. 13
Jnlv 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
May 15
Jan. 30
July 24
Oct. 2
Nov.
Nov.
July 10
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
May 15
May 22
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 8
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
July 17
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
524,891 Aug. 21
i
520,037 May 22
530,069 Nov. 27
519,700
.513,560
518,001
519,761
5-23,032
518,184
531,588 )
517.847 i
.514.915
513,093
513,636
530,016
528,769
May 15
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
May 15
July 17
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
515,953 Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
987
650
1588
244
435
1064
223
1859
1222
1317
293
313
2329 578
227 56
1306 302
304 70,71
513
465
437 106
1572
1917
2757
1460
1482
965
438
68
66
1365 330 67
2228 542 67
C8
69
;384
[385
470
661
67
180
392
549
782
66
69
153
1181
525
734
82 . 66 : 1517
86
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dlebel, 'Williani, Philadelphia, Pa. Shaft-hanger
Diebold Safe and Lock Company. (See Kirks, Alhert, assignor.)
Dieckmann Electrical Company. (See Dieckmann, George F., assignor.)
Dieckmann, George F., assignor to Dieckmann Electrical Company, Chicago, 111. Dyuamo-i
electric machine (
Dieco, Charles P., Owensborough, Ky. Propelling mechanism for boats '.
Dieco, Charles P., Owensborough, Ky. Mosquito-net frame
Diedrick, "WiUiam H., assignor to J. D. McDougald, Stockton, Cal. Eoad-scraper
Diehl, Erank, Sheboygan, Wis. Feed-water heater and purifier
Diehl, Max, Zweibriicken, Germany. Barrel-washer
Diehl, Philip, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of jfew Jer-
sey. Oscillating hook for sewing-machines
Diehl, Philip, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jer-
sey. Oscillating hook for sewing-machines
Diehl, Philip, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jer-
sey. Loop-taker for sewing-machines
Diehl, Philip, Elizabeth. N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jer-
sey. Shuttle for sewing-machines !
Diehl, Theodor, assignor to Actien-GeseUschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation, Berlin, Germany.
Blue-black dye
Diem, Christian, Philadelphia, Pa. Spinning-top
Diener, Charles, assignor of one-third to B. Bomeisl, Brooklyn, N. T. Switch-operating
device
Dierdorflf, Henry B., Columbus, Ohio, assignor to Lechner Manufacturing Company. Min-
ing-machine . _
Diers, Gerhard, assignor of two-thirds to J. Diers and H. Duhne, New York, N. Y. Ceil-
ing-top
Diers, Henry "W., Clear Lake, Iowa. Milk-strainer
Diers, Johanna, etal. (See Diers. Gerhard, assignor.)
Diessel, William H. C, W. O. and E. D. Foote, Mexico, Mo. Sulky
Dieterich, Fred G., Washington, D. C, assignor to Lauer Chemical Company, Baltimore,
Md. Vending-machine
Dietrich, Harry A. E. , South Bethlehem, Pa. Sectional boiler
Dietz, Charles. (See Dietz, John and C.)
Dietz, Charles, Chicago, Dl. Automatic railway-switch
Dietz, George H., Louisville, Ky. Letter or bill file
Dietz, John and C, Chicago, 111. Window attachment
Dietz, Robert E., assignor of one-third to W. K. Palmer, New York, N. Y. Steam-boiler.
Difenderfei', James W., et al. (See McLaughlin, James F., assignor.)
Digeon, Jules H., Paris, France. Hydrostatic scale..
Dignard, Joseph H. (See Collier and Dignard.)
Dikeman, Charles S., Torrington, Conn. Clip for wheel-rims
Dikeman, Henry E., Berkeley, Cal. Dynamo-electric machine
Dill, James B. (See Records, Edward, assignor.)
Dill Spool Support Company. (See Dill, Thomas C, assignor.)
Dill, Thomas C, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Dill Spool Support Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., and Camden, N. J. Spool-support
Dillard, Walter E., Tappahannock, Va. Variable frictional feed for sawmills
DiUehay, WiUiam J., Davis, W. Va. Nut-lock
Dilleuback, Alonzo, Palatine Bridge, N. T. Sliding-door lock
Dillenbeck, Noah and N. E., Syracuse, N. T. Cash-carrier
Dillenbeck, Norman E. (See Dillenbeck. Noah and N. E.)
Dillman, William C, Brooklyn, N. T. Railway-switch
Dillm.m, William C. Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-switch
Dillmann, Otto, Munich, Germany. Manufacture of glass paintings
Dillmore, William R. , Philadelphia, Pa. Knitting-machine
Dillon. James A., assignorof one-half to F.H.Broer, Toledo, Ohio. Condenser for exhaust-
Dillon, Michael, et al. (See Phipps, George W., assignor.)
Dillon, Patrick W., Davenport, Wash. Nut-lock
Dillon, Peter, Lawrence, Mass. Beating-engine for rags, ifcc
Dillon, Peter, assignor of one-half to J. H. Home, Lawrence, Mass. Calendering-machine.
Dimmick, WHliam F., Decatur, HI. Truss for joints of railway -rails
Dimmitt, Frank. W., et al. (See Dougherty, George C, assignor.)
Dinkel, James S., Longwood, Fla. Hoop for boxes, &c
Dinkelacker, Jacob, Jr., Milnesville, Pa. Bolt
Dinkey, Alva C. , Allegheny county. Pa. Rheostat -
Dinsmore, Robert, assignor of one-half to A. Greenstein, Weston, W. Va. Railway-tie
Dinsmoie, Robert, assignorof one-half to A. (Jreenstein, Weston, W. Va. Car-coupling ..
Disbrow, Reuben B., Claremonnt, Minn., assignor to F. B. Fargo &• Company, Lake Mills,
Wis. Batter- worker
Disc Churn Company. (See Duncan, John H. H., assignor.)
Disher, Anderson E. (See Heflner and Disher.)
Disher, George M., Woodsburg, N. Y. Machine for rolling hides, (fee
Disman, George W. (See Barhydt, James A., assignor.)
Diss, Louis P., Ilion, assignor to Wyckoff, Seamaus & Benedict, New York, N. Y. Type-
writing machine
Diss, Louis P., Dion, assignor to Wyckoflf, Seamans & Benedict, New York, N. Y. Type)
leveling and aligning device S
Diss, Louis P., Ilion, assignor to Wyckoflf, Seamans & Benedict, New York, N. Y. Type-
writing machine -
Distl, Victor, and A. Susky, Kladno, Austria-Hungary. Screening apparatus
Distl, Victor, and A. Susky, Kladno, Austria-Hungary. Screening apparatus
Ditsch, Charles, et al. (See Savage, William 0., assignor.)
Ditterline, Plesant G. (See Castleman. William I., assignor.)
Dittraann, .Tacob, St. Louis, Mo. Nut-lock
Dittmar, William H. (See Judd, Fred J., assignor.)
Dittraer, Albert, Berlin, Germany. Setting diamonds in cutting-tools
Ditto, General M. , Joliet, HI. Force-feed broadcast seed-sower
No.
524,315
513,459
521,405
530,164
515,999
521,337
514,591
523,332
523,333
523,334
530,095
512,167
524,581
531,166
524,058
527,013
514 646
528,927
519,448
526,563
Date.
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
June 12
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
June 12
Feb. 13
July
July
July
Dec.
Jan.
Aug.
Dec.
Aug.
Oct.
Feb.
Nov.
May
Sept.
526,100 Sept.
519,327 j May
525,006
516,369
515,753
523,108
518,444
519,669
512,099
528,532
520,415
511,759
Aug.
Mar.
Mar. 6
July
Apr.
May 8
,Tan. 2
Nov. 6
May 29
Jan. 2
522,884 July 10
522,885
518,808
527,779
July 10
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
515,874 j Mar. 6
523,976 Aug. 7
524,497 ' Aug. 14
525,679 ! Sept. 4
527,198 I Oct. 9
525,538 ; Sept. 4
531,363 Dec. 25
518,365 j Apr. 17
517,447' Apr. 3
517,448 „ Apr. 3
527,673 ! Oct. 16
515,200 Feb. 20
516,300
521,338
Mar. 13
June 12
526,894 Oct. 2
530.261 ' Dec. 4
530.262 Dec. 4
529,718
529,611
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Monthly
vol^lme.
593
2872
1158
149
431
1048
1033
2012
2014
2017
32
734
1053
1913
147
.557
1118
756
918
2159
525,339 : Sept. 4
143
f705
i706
274
39
99
246
260
507
507
507
9
260
, 456
33
136
279
177
C221
^222
516
C314
jl315
! 175
1048 249
1352
710
31
1611
1756
1311
617
15
2573
30
1198
1199
2379
1816
223
404
436
313
C148
\U9
6
622
7,8
299
299
588
C437
H38
52
13 4
915 226
600 {!«
847
376
91
2274
542
1625
400
60
13
62
13
1635
2003
919
1053
206
394
500
216
(247
^248
Official
Gazette.
67
69
67
68
69
371 93,94
323 j 80
325 81
2130
1957
23
465
6
66
69
]67
J 68
67
66
68
67
67
68
68
67
1 69
66
68
68
J 68
66
;67
69
69
60
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
87
Alpliabetical lint of j)atentec>i — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Ditzler, George C. Tluiondale, Ind. Bag or fodder tie
Divan, Charles V., Fils, St. Nazairo, France. Rotarj- steam-engine
Dixon, Edmund J., et al. (See Prince. Jerome, assignor.)
Dl.Kon, Ezra. (See Chandler, George E., assignor.)
Dixon. Ezra, Bristol, K. T. Top-roll saddle for spinning-machines
Dixon, Frank A., San Jos6, Cal. Fmit jar
Dixon, George, assignor to himself and J. Musgrave, Bolton, E. Field and F. S. Morris,!
Adelphi, England. Fluid-pressure engine I
Dixon, George, assignortohiniself, J. Musgrave, Bolton, E. Field and F. S.Morris, Adelphi,
England. Fluid-pressure engine
Dixon, George E., Beacon, lovra. "Wire-reeler
DixoD, James A., Bowling Green, Mo. Hasp-lock
Dixon, James H. F., Bhiladelphia, Pa. Paper-fastener
Dixon, John A.. Ea.st Orange, N. J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Safety Car Heat-
ins and Lighting Company, of New Jersey. Apparatus for separating gas from liquid
by-products
Dixon, John G., Huddersfield, England. Fog-signal apparatns for railways
Dixon, John G., Birkby, England. Detonator hnlderorclipfornse in fog railwaysignaling.
DiKon, John G., Birkby, England. Treadle for use in railway signaling
Dixon, John G., Birkby, England. Switch
Dixou, John H., Marietta, Ohio. Sprinkler-hea<l
Dixon, Joseph M., assignor of one-half to A. S. French, Brooklyn, N. T. Automatic rail-
way-switch
Dixon, Marcus, Pine Brook, N. J. Fence- wire stretcher
Dixon, Eobert M. , East Orange, N. J. Steam heating apparatus
Dixon, Robert M., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Heating system
Dixon. Kobert M., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Valve
Dixon. Robert M., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Lamp
Dixon. Robert M.. East Orange, N. J., assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com-
pany. New York, N. Y. Steam connection for four-wiiy cocks ."
Dixon, Robert M., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com-)
pany, New York, N. Y. Car-heater j
Dixon, Samuel "W., assignor to Dixon Sanitary Crematory Company, Findlay, Ohio. Cre-
mation-furnace
Dixon Sanitary Crematory Company. (See Dixon, Samuel "W., assigixor.)
Dixon, William H., a.ssignor of eleven-sixteenths to C. E. Gartman and F. A. Joslin, Den-
ver, Colo. Rock-drill
Dixon, William W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for closing bottles
Dixson, Charles H., assignor to H. H. Nickelson, Port Morris, N. J. Window-screen
Doane, Francis. (See Severy, Melvin L., assignor.)
Doane, Francis, et al.. trustees. (See Monks and Severy, assignors.)
Doane, Samuel E. (See Burnett and Doane.)
Dobbei, Frederick W., San Francisco, Cal. Si^it for firearms
Dobbins, Douglas, assignor to T. J. Coyle, W. B. Jennings, T. E. Valentine, F. N. White-
sides, W. D. Welsh, E. H. Jeunings, B. P. Brown, J. T. Overstreet, and L. B. White-
sides, Franklin, and J. C. McXutt, Indianapolis, Ind. Voting-machine
Dobbins, Samuel F., Marshall, Mich. Furnace-grate
Dobelin. Charles W. (See MohrotT and Dobelin,)
Doblo, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. M. Lyons, Binghamton, N. Y Rope-holder
Doble, William A., San Francisco, Cal. Sluice-valve
Dobson, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Banjo
Dobson. John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Drying-machine
Dockray, Peter J., Kearney, N. J. Car-coupling
Docksteadcr, Archibald B.. et al. (.See Mackey, William T., assignor.)
Dodd, Alvin H., Chicago, 111. Potato-digger
Dodd, James, Boston, Mass. Musical instrument
Dodd, John A., Kewanee, assignor to E. K. Hayes, Galva, HI. Corn-planter
Dodd, Matthew M., Portsmonfch, Va., assignor to Automatic Track Sanding Company, of
Maine. Automatic track-sanding apparatus
Dodd, William M., Dayton. Ohio. 'Steam-engine indicator
Dodder, George W., assignor of one-half to F. H. Shellebarger and A. M. Garrett, Letts,
Iowa. Drinking-fountain for poultry
Dodge, Arthur B. (See Robinson and Dodge.)
Dodge, Avery B. , Rochester, N. Y. Making knitting-needles
Dodgoi Cold Storage Company. (See Dodge, James M., assignor.)
Dodge, Edward W., Augusta, Ga., assignor of one-half to £■ I. McLaughlin, New York,
N. Y. Marking device
Dodge, Henry A., Boston, and W. T. Richards, Newton, Mass., assignorsto Bosworth Ma-
chine Company, Milford, Conn. Wear-compensating device for needle-bars of sewing-
mai'hines
Dodge, Henry A., Boston, and W. T. Richards, Newton, Mass., assignors to Bosworth Ma-j
chine Company, Milford, Conn. Trace cutting and trimming machine ]
Dodge, Henry A., Boston, Mass., W. G. Tillou, New Haven, Conn., and W. T. Richards,
Newton, Mass., assignors to Bosworth Machine Company, Milford, Conn. Presser-foot
mechanism for sewirig-macliines
Dodge, James M., Phihidelpliia, Pa,, assignor to Dodge Cold Storage Company, Naugatuck,
Conn,, and Philadelphia. Pa, Conveyer-trough
Dodge, .James M., Philadelphia. Pa., assignor to Dodge Coal Storage Company, Naugatuck,
Conn. Clip to for loading vessels, cars, &c
Dodge, Jasper N. . Detroit. Mich. Oar
Dodge, John S.. Minneapolis, Minn. Air-bolt for flour-mills
Dodge, Josiali B,, Sedalia, assignor of one-half to T.E.Fleming, Graham, Mo. Race-track.
Dodge Jlanufactaring Company. (See Orton, Lyman O., assignor.)
Dodge. Philip T., Washington, D. C, assignor to Mergenthaler Linotype Company, New
York, N. Y. Linotj-pe-machine
No.
518,879
521,950
524,103
522,785
516,594
528,866
519,789
517,685
516,189
520,038
520,671
527,480
527,481
527,482
525,946
528,533
513,989
523,962
517,035
525,680
525,696
528,658
528,928
517,816
524,993
524,632
529,899
518,734
D.".t6.
Apr. 24
June 26
Aug. 7
July 10
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
May 15
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
May 22
May 29
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Feb. 0
July 31
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
530,752 Dec. 11 1197
525,191 Aug. 28 2128
Monthly
volume.
2488
2141
228
1067
1420
635
1515
458
747
1918
3008
1326
1327
1329
1084
15
27
3134
2175
602
051
247
758
665
1760
1144
2431
2263
522,408
521,106
514,311
513,896
July 3
June 5
Feb. 0
Jan. 30
515,487 Feb. 27
514,065 Feb. 6
527,269 Oct. 9
528,901 Nov. 6
.518,715 Apr. 24
511,760 Jan. 2
513,561 Jan. 30
531,023 ' Dec. 18
513,897 j Jan. 30
405
631
584
3604
2497
617
(.512
J 513
53
264
C336
^337
151
369
m
174
f7S
?7S
(75
6
6
(780
J 781
515
144
152
61,62
C177
il78
166
429
281
584
562
291
519
103
149
146
888
618
138 33,34
973
684
2225
31
3068
16.51
3605
518,836 : Apr. 24 | 2422
519,570 I May 8 1148
512.014 j Jan. 2
512.015 Jan. 2
477
478
523,851 , July 31 i 2931
515,398 i Feb. 27 j 2360
523,335 July 24 2019
529,162 Nov. 13 1143
236
[164
1165
554
8
754
392
600
;276
1277
114
114
730
586
507
276
Official
Gazette.
520,158 May 22 ! 2148 523 07
67
1 67
C8
67
66
69
66
499
1639
703
217
1732
762
88
1608
938
1155
277
277
277
1360
649
860
647
1907
1261
1283
691
805
129
1013
889
1139
457
1447
1093
80
1311
963
814
1366
195
772
451
9
712
1545
814
485
768
92
92
1341
427
875
979
88
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Bodge, Philip T., Wasbington, D. C, assignor to Mergenthaler Linotype Company. Lino-
type-maclime '.
Dodge, Rodney H., and H. S. Clinton, Ancona,Ill. Implement for sharpening disk knives
Dodge, Walter E., Boston, Mass. Injector
Dodge, William E., Baltimore,- Md. Vessel
Dodge, William L., assignor of one-half to I. W. Hanson, Haverhill, Mass. Eailway-cross-
ing-gate tnbe
Dodgsou, Frank L., assignor to Railway Electric and Anto-Piieumatic Signal Company,?
Rochester, IST. Y. Switch and signal apparatus S
Dodgson, Frank L., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Auto-Pneumatic Railway-Signal
Company, Rochester, N. T. Railway-signal '.
Dodgson, Frank L., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Auto-Pneumatic Railway-Signal
Company, Rochester, N. Y. Pneumatic switch-operating device
Dodson, Harry E., assignor to P. P. Mast & Company. Springfield, Ohio. Disk cultivator.
Doe, Waller S., assignor of one-half to H. Thompson, Brooklyn, TS. Y. Battery connection .
Doebler, Charles F., Hartford, Conn. EJnob attachment .'
Doehler, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Fire-escape
Doehrinc, Cbarles. (See Danckwardt, Paul, assignor.)
Doelle, Ferdinand, and H. vou Glahn, New York, IS. Y. Lamp
Doerflinger, George, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ore-separator
Doerr, Angust T., Harvel, HI. Hame-coupling
Doherty, John T., Cambridge, Mass. Conductor's money -belt
Doliin, Joan B. (See Castaing and Dohin.)
T^ohnal, .Tohn, New York, N. Y. Sash-fastener
Dnig, William, London, England. Vehicle-wheel
Doig, William S. (See McAllister, John, assignor.)
Doig, William S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bo.K-nailing machine
Dokkenwadel, Fredrik G., TJnion City, Ind. Bowling-ball
Dolan, Henry, Minersville, Pa. Nut-lock
Dolbeare, Frederic L., and A. E. Keating, Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Disinfecting device
Dolbeer, John. (See Ench, Fiigel, Cooke, and Schultze, assignors.)
Dolber, John E., Manchester, N. H. Thill-support
Dold, George P. (See Blundell. William C, assignor.)
Dole, JohnF., Colfax, Wash. Weed-cutter
Dolge, Rudolf. (SeeGery and Dolge.)
Dolivo-Dobrowolsky, ^Michael von, assignor to AUgemeineElektricitats-GeseUschaft, Ber-
lin, Germany. Cbntinuous-electric-cnrrent distributing system
Doll, William 'F., Winnipeg, Canada. Ring-gage -
Dolliver, Pillsbury C, Augusta, Me. Sash-fastener
Dolphin, Joseph A., et al. (See Bynon, William, assignor.)
Dolphin, Matthew J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ink-feeder
Dolphin, Matthew J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for staiop - canceling and postmarking
letters .
Dom, Alexander, Mount Healthy, assignor to Globe Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. File for
index-cards '
Domeier, Albert. (See Mitting, Ebenezer K., assignor.)
Dominici, Christopher. (See Soognamillo and Dominici.)
Dominick, Gustav, Cologne, Germany. Elastic wire support for beds or seats
Donahoe, Edward H., Peoria, 111. Grease-trap
Donahoo, Peter B., assignor to G. S. Switzer, San Francisco, Cal., H. R. Bean, and G. B.j
Sinclair, Chicago, HI. Street-sweeper , <
Donahoo, Peter B., assignor to G. S. Switzer, San Francisco, Cal., H. R. Bean, and G. B.
Sinclair, Chicago, 111. Broom-making machine
Donald, William^ Saltcoats, Scotland. Making chloiin
Donald, William, Saltcoats, Scotland. Making chlorin
Donaldsen. William C, Windsor, Canada, assignor of one-half to W. H. Brady, Detroit,
Mich. Target-trap
Donaldson, Charles B., Wilmington, Ohio. Flour-packing bit
Donaldson, John E., and J. Athern, Montezuma, Ind. Roofing- tile
Donally, Amelia M. (See Donally, MelvinE., assignor.)
Donally, Melvin E., assignor to A. M. Donall.y, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle-washer
Donathen, Willia,ra B.. Kansas City, Mo. Corn-popping machine
Donau-Trapp Climax Gas Producer Company. (See Trapp, Samuel M., assignor.)
Dondero, Joseph, et al. (See Gillin, John A., assignor.)
Dondero, Louis, etal. (See Gillin, John A., assignor.)
Donecken, Augustus H. {See Forrester aud Donecken.)
Donegan, Henry F. (See Carter, Dawson, and Meyrick. assignors.)
Donellan, James S., et al. (See Shaw, George V., as.signor.)
Donisthorpe, George E., andT. Burrows, London, England. Machine for scutching flax,
hemp , &c
Donlon, Thomas, Oneida, N. Y. Animal-trap
Donn, Wilton C. (See Cuthbert, William M., assignor.)
Donnell, John, Washington, D. C. Fence -
Donnell, John W. (See Friede, Samuel M., assignor.)
Donnell, Thomas. (See Schwalbe and Schneider, assignors.)
Donnelly, John R., Fairfield, Me. Electric lock
Donnelly, JohuR., and C. F. Barton, Fairfield, Me. Flushing-tank
Donnelly, Joseph (J., Piiiladelphia, Pa. Matoh-lnaking machine
Donnelly, Joseph (I!., Philadelphia, Pa. Match-splint-assembling machine
Donnelly, Joseph C, Philadelphia, Pa. Match-making machine --•
Donuer, Hermann, .assignor to Strickmaschinenfabrik Seyfert & Donner, Gesellschaft niitj
Eeschriinkter Haftung, Chemnitz, Germany. Transferring apparatus for knitting-ma->
chines )
Donoho, Thomas, Everett, Mass. Potato-digger
Donovan, Daniel J., Buffalo, N. Y. Grappling device for roofs
Donovan, George L., assignor of one-halt to D. Fagan, Wallingford, Conn. Can-opener . . .
Donovan, James, assignor to Roberts, Throp & Company, Three Rivers, Mich. Railway-
velocipede
Donovan, John J., Kingston, N. Y. Stone-screen
Donovan, John T., and H. L. Gardner, Springfield, Mass. Producing ozone
No.
530,931
531,364
530,476
529,065
523,624
513,231
514,118
514,119
530,932
530,401
524,848
518,055
530,402
517,974
.529,647
524,104
512,647
524,059
518,002
531,103
531,024
525,450
520,691
516,000
513,006
517,096
517,605
517,036
517,037
525,947
526,860
524,498
521,852
521,853
518,445
518,446
525,317
523,977
522,686
,525,139
518,664
522,516
518,024
527,780
516,478
515,521
519,150
524,196
524,197
527,674
530,263
530,165
517,268
514,449
521,209
527,326
Date.
Dec. 18
Deo. 25
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
July 24
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Jan.
Aug.
Apr. 10
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Aug. 14
June 26
June 26
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
July 10
Aug. 23
Apr. 24
July 3
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
May 1
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
June 12
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
1483
2275
686
982
2508
2491
221
223
1485
571
1512
1069
572
922
2010
229
1527
151
17?9
1653
229
34
432
2158
2295
306
2176
2179
1085
319
917
1945
1947
1759
1761
2326
15
873
2038
2125
582
1013
1819
1223
2552
371
386
391
1636
328
150
2574
351
542
172
233
629
, 602
I 603
52
352
141
369
270
142
231
481
54
36C
34
J 244
[245
426
392
56
9
100
513
541
71
C515
1516
516
247
78
• 226
C467
1468
436
C436
1437
563
4
216
498
532
149
255
438
293
633
I,f9
92,93
93,94
C394
1395
81
39
603
Official
Gazette.
69
69
60
69
69
67
67
69
68
67
66
66
67
[66
66
69
68
t67
67
>67
68
69
66
67
68
69
69
779 200
812 191 1 67
1066 1 257 i 69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
89
Alphabetical list of patent cea — Coutiiinod.
Name, resilience, and invention.
DoDshea, Williaml., New Tork, X. T. Controlling electromagnetic machines
Donze. Seraphim B., "Weingarten, Mo. Cider-press
Dooley, Thomas B., Melrose, a.ssignor to E. B. "Welch, Cambridge, and J. Middleby, Jr.,
Maiden, Mass. Grinding-machiuo
Doolittle, Franklin L. HaX. (See Kirtley, Harry L., assignor.)
Doolittle, Irvin P. (S«o Hnstpd and Doolittle.)
Doolittle, Rollin E. (See Rudge and Doolittle.)
Doolittle, Sidney B. (See Dart, Daniel W., assignor.)
Doolittle, 'William AV., assignor to Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Tumbler
Doolittle, William "W., assignor to Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Molding-machine
Doran, "William L., Niagara, Canada. Suspender-buckle
Dorff, Charles, Grand Rapids, Mich. Desklid support
Doriot, Constant, assignor to S. S. "White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Electric motor
Dornian, Stephen G.. etal. (See Sythes, William H., assignor.)
Donnus, Fritz von, Floridsdorf, Austria-Hungary. Locomotive fire-box
Dornberg. Ferdinand A. (See Veen and Domberg.)
Dornberger, Lawrence, Highland Falls, N. T. Electrical railway-signal
Dornfeld, John F., "Warertown, Wis. Apparatus for attemperating air
Domfeld, John F., "Watertown, "Wis. Stirring and aerating apparatus
Dornfeld, John F., "Watertown, "Wis. Maltiug-tioor
Dornin, William W. (See Scoville and Dornin.)
Dorr, James "W., Sr., Pensacola. Fla , assignor of one-half to E. D. Moreno, Bayou Sara, La.
Stiiking mecbaniiim for timepieces
Dorr, Samuel G., Buffalo, N. Y. Apparatus for extracting gold and black sand
Dor.'iam, Louis. (S'O Dorsam, "William and L.)
Dorsam, "William and L., MiUville, N. J. Desk or table article
Dorsey, Richard V., a-ssignor to Jensen & Lauritzen, "Watsonville, Cal. Sulky-cultivator.
Dorsey, Walter, Dorseyville, and J. E. Brenneisen, Ilnionville, Md. Butter-mold
Dorton, Robert E., et al. (See Wilson, James N.. assignor.)
Dost, Rudolf, Chicago, 111. 'Separable screw-cutting die
Doster. Jules, Montreal, Canada. Hose-coupling
Doswell, John H. (See Adams and Doswell.)
Dotterweich, Frederick V. (See Boesgerand Dotterweich.)
Doty, Henry A., assignor to M. E. Doty, Jauesville, Wis. Electric railway
Doty. Mary E. (See Doty. Henry A., assignor.)
Donbleday, "Villeroy C. (See Rosenthal and Doubleday.)
No.
531,365
511,761
522,155
518,735
523,466
.'■>27,170
513,382
515,488
516,923
524,7.58
513,487
518,665
518,066
525,978
519,245
514,351
525,096
519,495
530,166
528,929
523,306
512,541
Doubleday, William C, Columbus, Ohio. Corn-harvester.
Doud, Brenson, Chili, Ind. Fence-wire stretcher 521.582
Doud, Royal H., Chicago, HI. Process of and apparatus for destroying noxious gases 528,718
Doud, Thomas. (See Chambers and Doud.)
Dougherty, Albert G., Chambersburg, assignor of two-thirds to T. B. Buskirk, Paoli, Ind.
Self-acting breech-loading gun 529,521
Dougherty, George C. assignor to F. W. Dimmitt and F. S. Stephenson, Oneida, HI. Com
biried mattress and bed-pan i 522,292
Dougherty, John S., assignor to M. Daly, Anaconda, Mont. Mechanism for handling mol
ten metal 528,770
530,753
524,525
512.607
524,105
518,591
516.190
Dougherty, John S., as.signor to M. Daly, Anaconda, Mont. Method of recovering con-J
centrates and apparatus for carrying out said method j
Dougherty, Richard F., Scranton, Pa. Spark-arrester
Doughty, George E., Jamaica, assignor to Cooke &. Cobb Company, New York, N.T. Pen.
Doughty, Henry J., Providence, R. I. Pneumatic tire
Douglas, Frank, Chicago, 111. Bicycle
Douglas, John, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jer-
sey. Sewing-machine
Douglas, .loseph R. (See Watson and Douglas.)
Douglas, Lingle D. (See King, William D., assignor.)
Douglas, Robert, and .J. F. Austin, Detroit, Mich. Clothes-drier
Douglas, Tliomas P., et al. (See Moore, John Y., assignor.)
Douglas, AVilliam. Providence, R. I. Railway -switch
Douglass, Ehvood E , Hanford, Cal. School program-holder
Douglass, J. Walter. (See Lockhart, Walter M.. assignor.)
Douglass, J. Walter. (See Payne. William H., assignor.)
Douglass, Robert H., Colville, Wash. Weed-cutter
Douglass, Samuel W., and A, J. Sypher, assignors to M. C. Bullock, Chicago, HI. Rock-
drill tripod
Douglass, William E. (See Havener, Frank 0., assignor.)
Dousman, James H., Milwaukee, Wis. Automatic check-valve
Dovey. Albert A., Newark, N. J. Extension-key
Dow, Allan W., New York, and T. R. Griffith, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical limiting time->
interval clamp or brake ." 3
Dow, George B. N., assignor of three-fourths toC. E. York. H. B. Fairbanks, and G. W.
Prescott, Manchester, N. H. Attachment for window-shades
Dow, George E., assignor of one-half to C. M. McCabe, Denver, Colo. Safety device for
elevators .'
519,178
525.140
511,301
Date.
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
June 26
Apr. 24
July 24
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
May 1
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
May 8
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
July 17
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
July 3
Nov. C
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
May 1
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Feb.
Jan.
514,312
512,016
531,304 Dec. 25
517,038 j Mar. 27
512,687 1 Jan. 16
524,583
520,844
Aug. 14
June 5
Dow, Josiah, Philadelphia, Pa. High-speed engine 1 521,706 ' Jtine 19
Dow, Josiah, Philadelphia, Pa. Governor for motors
Dow, Rion L., Hartford, Conn. Envelope ,
Dow, Williani B., Wilkes-Barr6. Pa. Apparatus for starching clothes
Downer, .Joseph E., AUenport. Pa. Switch and operating mechanism
Downes, Louis W.. Providence, R. I. Circuit-breaker for electrotherapeutic apparatus . . .
Downes, William A., assignor to Pemberthy Injector Company, Detroit, Mich. Lubri-
cator '
Downey. William F., Wa.shington, D. C. Horseshoe
Downie, Alfred J. (See Downie. Peter S. and A. J.)
Downie, Peter S. and A. J., Marinette, Wis. Fishing apparatus
526,301
t 527,948
[ 512,282 !
517,002
524,165
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
2276
32
2265
2241
803
2738
2498
1976
1353
2924
2129
2131
1145
554
637
1964
1007
151
760
1351
1054
339
1816
204
440
1199
967
1451
230
2001
Mar. 13 748
524,584 Aug. 14
521,645 ; June 19
429
2042
924
585
480
2168
2182
1591
1055
164
1668
1702
2124
915
2102
342
1056
1592
<542
J 543
599
C562
J 563
5 5()3
)564
196
666
618
465
330
f720
533
533
260
135
163
480
243
40
178
493
(326
\ 327
200
55
107
(291
<2n2
(293
237
351
54
496
175
105
146
114
518
516
:382
383
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Gazette.
36
C396
)397
C401
)403
510
223
497
80
522,111 June 26 2416
68
68
.68
67
260 I 68
67
}67
1 68
69
66
66
260 : 68
373 I 67
580 I 67
1655
1908
328
872
1227
1537
1488
438
185
1877
724
872
1517
1688
90
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jiatentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Downie, Kobert M., assignor to Keystone Driller Company, Beaver Palls, Pa. DrUling-
raaciiino
Downing, Leverett H., North Andover, Mass. Shuttle-box-operating mechanism for looms .
Downing, Thomas J., Lincoln, Dl. Type-writing machine
Downing, William H., Goodell, Pa. Piston for Artesian or oil wells
Downs, George A. (See Fowler and Downs.)
Downs, J. Willis. (See Brown, David, assignor.)
Downs, Taylor "W., St. Louis, Mo. Street-sweeper ,
Dowrey, Thomas, et al. (See Brelsfoard, William S., assignor.)
Dowse, WiUiam B. H., Newton, Mass. Buckle-fastener
Dowse, William B. H., Newton, Mass., assignor to Consolidated Fastener Company, Port-
land, Me. Glove-fastener
Doyle, Albert T. (See Mathews andDoyle.)
Doyle, Dennis, assignor of one-half to J. H. Devlin, Worcester, Mass. Bottling apparatus.
Doyle, Dennis M., et al. (See Einley, James H., assignor.)
Doyle, Eleanor L. (See Doyle, John H., assignor.)
Doyle, John H., assignor toE. L. Doyle, Chicago, 111. Hook and eye
Doyle, William. (See Cartwright, Edwin, assignor.)
Doyle, William J. C, assignor of one-half to T. Beckley, Aspen, Colo. Multiple blasting-
fuse
Dozier, Lewis D., St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Traveler's Portfolio Company, of Missouri.
Traveler's combined collar and cuflf case. (Reissue)
Drader, Joseph, London, Canada. Spade-harrow
Drake, David A., Englewood, 111. File-case
Drake, George H., Omaha, Nebr. Steam-boiler
Drake, I. N., et al. (See Harvey, Isaac, assignor.)
Drake, James A. (See Weyman and Drake.)
Drake, Jesse, Jackson, Miss. Combination com harvester and busker
Drake, Jesse, Jackson, Miss. Engine-pilot
Drake, Olof, assignor of one-half to J. Danielson and J. Elfstrom, Denver, Colo. Fanning
attachment for rocking-chairs
Drake, Owen, Armada, Mich. Horse-collar fastener
Drake, Thomas, Huddersfield, England. Electrolytic apparatus for the manufacture of
chlorin and canstic soda
Drake, William H., Hackettstown, N.J. Apparatus for the manufacture of cores for cast-
Dra'ke, William H., Chicago, HI. Continuous metal joist-support
Drake, William H., and J. C. Green, Hackettstown N. J.; said Green assignor to said
Drake. Means for casting
Drake, William H., and J. C. Green, Hackettstown, N. J.; said Green assignor to said
Drake. Fire-grate
Dralle, Robert, Berlin, Germany, assignor of one-half to R. M. Atwater, Pittsburg, Pa.
Apparatus for compounding and mixing glass batch
Draper, George A. (See Bhoades and Draper.)
Draper, George A., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Spindle-retaining de-
Draper, George A. and G. O., assignors to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Separator
for spinning-frames
Draper, George O. (See Draper, George A. and G. O.)
Draper, George 0. , Hopedale, Mass. Transverse seat for foot-power vehicles
Draper, Geoige 0., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Device for adjusting
bearings of spinning-spindles
Draper, George 0., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Combined bearing for
spindles
Draper. George O., assignor to G. Draper &. Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Ring for spinning and
twisting frames -
Draper, George 0., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Separator-frame and
support.
Draper, George 0., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Separator
Draper, (Jeorge 0., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Sleeve-whirl and load-
equalizer for spinning-spindles -
Draper, George O. , assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Spindle-bearing-adjust-
ing device
Draper, George 0., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Loom
Draper, (Jeorge O., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Centering device for
spindles
Drappr, .John, et al. (See Holmgren, Alfred, assignor.)
Draper & Sons, George. (See Allen, TVilliam E., assignor.)
~ ' (See Draper, George A., assignor.)
(See Draper, George A. and G. O., assignors.)
(See Draper, George 0., assignor.)
(See Draper, William F., assignor.)
(See Hinchliffo, William, assignor.)
(See Knight, George W., assignor.)
(See Morrill, Ernest L., assignor.)
(See Northrop, James H., assignor.)
(See Piper, Orin, assignor.)
(See Rhnades, Alnnzo E., assignor.)
(See Smith, Oberlin, assignor.)
tool
Draper & Sons, George
Draper & Sons, George
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper &, Sons, George.
Drnper &, Sons, George.
Draper &. Sons, George.
Draper & Sous, George.
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper <fc Sons, George.
Draper & Sons, (Jeorge.
Draper, Tronson, Petrolia, Canada. Valve-facing
Draper, William B., Cambridge, Mass. Clasp '--■■
Draper, William F., Hopedale, Mass. Spindle and bearing
Draper, William F., Hopedale, Mass. Spindle
Draper. William F., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Loom.
Drapery Fixture and Wood Carving Company. (See Clark and Shebesta, assignors.)
Draver, Emil R., assignor to F. N. Draver, Alliance, Nebr. Dust-collector
Draver, EmilR., assignor to F. N. Draver, Alliance, Nebr. Bolting-reel
Draver, Emil R., assignor to F. N. Draver, Alliance, Nebr. Dust-collector
Draver, Florence N. "(See Draver, Emil R., assignor.)
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to Pneumatic and Electric Tool Company,
New York, N. T. Pneumatic tool
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor, bv mesne assignments, to F. Jones, Ports-
mouth, N.H., J. R. BartlettandH. C.Andrews, iSTew York, N.T.. trustees. Telephone..
No.
527,237
529,163
529, .522
518,490
518,716
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530,933
530,025
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514,066
527,949
523,109
522,008
528,152
523,318
529,523
528,153
526,101
526,302
524,543
527,778
520,138
513,898
526,010
524,106
517,270
518,447
523,200
524,166
525,451
525,452
525,453
527,014
527,015
530,167
513,094
515,732
515,7.33
.517,269
521,604
528,504
531,517
530,934
514,916
Date.
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Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
May 15
July 3
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
June 5
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
July 17
June 26
Oct. 30
July 17
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
May 22
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
July 17
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. i
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
June 19
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
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1818 i 433
1823 451
2227
1878
206
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2257
2491
1982
1822
1354
1707
998
1813
2111
3606
1192
231
2576
1762
1782
344
230
232
233
558
152
2276
2889
2575
1523
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459
56
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1487 ' 352
2676 642
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141 i 34
2125 : 510
1611 I 404
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433
315
402
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437
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273
54
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448
81
57
57
57
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562 1 137
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721
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1488 ! 352
1565 393
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lint of patentecu — Contiuued.
91
Name, residence, and invention.
Dredge, Edga.r, London, England. Door-clieck
Dreese, John U., Halstead, Kans. Fish-spear
Dreger, Max, and A. Wratzlie, Magdebui-g, assignors to Grusonwerk, Magdeburg-Buckan,
Germany. Time-fuse for shells
Drehpr, Charles L., Moriden, Conn. Device for closing breaks in elastic materials
Dreher Manufacturing Company. (See Lichtenhein, Abraham, assignor.)
Dreisbach, Stephens., Catawissa, Pa. Dnst-clotli holder or picture-hanger
Droscher, Luis, Neir York, N. Y. Electric battery
Dressel & Co., Geo. C. 'See Kampf, Joseph, assignor.)
Dressel, Frederick "W., New York, N. Y. Rotatable signal-lamp
Dressel, George C, New York, N. Y. Rotatablo signal-lamp
Dresser, Frederick, Chester, England. Rice-decorticator
Drew, John W., et al. (See Duchemin, William, assignor.)
Drew, Stephen C, assignor of three-tenths to C. E. Jackson, Boston, Mass. Telephone-
transmitter
Drew, "Warren F., Sacramento, Cal. Car-coupling
Drewett, William A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Valve device for dnplex engines
Drewett. William A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Valve device
Drews. Firm of H. (See Senner, Rudolf, assignor.)
Dreyfuss, Isidor, New York, N. Y. Chuck for paper-box-covering machines
I)r6ze, Alfred, Pepinster, Belgiiim. Apparatus for dyeing
Driever, Ben.jiman F., and J. W. Mixon, Palmer, Tex. Switch-stand
Drinkwater, Frank, New York, N. Y. Hat-pin
Driukwater, Orlo H., Cedar Point, Kans. Wagim-bed-lifting apparatus
Dmek, Jakob, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Braiding-machine
Droege, Max D., etal. (See Miiller, Rudolf, assignor.)
Dromgoole, Jo.seph P., Philadelphia. Pa. Safety -net
Drovedal, Gilbert, West Duluth. Minn. Plow
Drucker, Nathan. Cincinnati, Ohio. Trunk
Druen, Bernard D., New Haven, Conn. Making coach-steps
Druen, Bernard D., New Haven, Conn. Spring trace-post
Druen, Bernard D., New Haven, (jonn. Coach-step
Drummond, Edwin M., assignor of one-half to J. O. Haddox, Louisville, Ky. Trolley-
catcher
Drummond, James A. (See Drummond. John T. and J. A.)
Drummond, John T. and J. A.. Greenville, Tenn. Plow
Drummond, Thomas, Alton, Dl. Box
Drummond, TTlysses G. (See Martin, Thomas N., assignor.)
Druschky, Frank E., and L. A. Schjerling, Chicago, 111. Manufacture of round leather
belting .-
Dry, Green M., Albemarle, N. C. Car-coupling
Dryden, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fender for tram-cars
Dryden, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mjirine velocipede.
Dryfoos, Alphons, New York, N. Y. Composite bottle
Drysdalo, Robert, Everett, Mass. Arc lamp
Du Bois, Henry L., assignor of seven-sixteenths to M. H. Harrington and R. Boone, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Machine for compressing and curing timber
Du Bois, John E. (See Miller and Pu Bois.)
Du Bois, Lewis. (See Lo Grand, Melvin, assignor.)
Du Bois, Nicholas. (See Frazier, Speulda, and Du Bois.)
Du Bois, Rhesa G. (See Hnrton, Emmet, assignor.)
DuBrul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. End-opening wooden cigar-mold
Du Cros, Harvey. (See Welch, Charles K., assignor.)
Du Marais. Marie E. B., Paris, France. Pumping
Drying nitrocellulose
Manufacture of smokeless powder
Du Pont, Francis G., Wilmington, Del. Smokeless explosive
Duane, William M., and E. A. Peck, Indianapolis, Ind. Nut- lock
Dnbbs. Jesse A., assignor of two-thirds to C. T. Russell, Allegheny, and J. H. White,
Pittsburg. Pa. Treatment of animal charcoal
Dnbelraan. John, assignor of two-thirds to W. H. Ashwell andC. R. Robertson, Detroit,
Mich. Oil-burner
Dubero, Fred., and P. Mohrdieck, San Francisco, Cal. Electric battery
Dnbeux, Georges A., London, England. Curved linotype and holder therefor
Du Pont, Francis G,, Wilmington, Del.
Du Pont, Francis G., Wilmincton, Del.
Dnbiau, Paul, Marseilles, France. Steam-generator
Dubois, Louis E., Toronto, Canada. Life-saving guard for cars
Dubuque Specialty Machine Works. (See Moseley, Charles S., assignor.)
Duburn, Anthony M. (See Hamm and Dubum.)
Duchemin, Edmund H., Newbnryport, Mass. Fare-register for street-cars
Duchemin, William, Newbnryport, assignor to J, W. Drew, Boston, Mass. Copy-guide. - -
Duchemin, William, Newbnryport, Mass., assignor of five-eighths to H. W. Blair, Man-
chester, N. H., and J. W. Drew. Boston, Mass. Method of and apparatus for winding
cops to be nsi-d iu sewing-machines
Duckham, Frederic E., London, England. Delivery apparatus for pneumatic grain -cou-
Duckham, Frederic E., London, England. Pneumatic grain-conveyer .
Duckham, Frederic E., London, England. (Conveying materials
Duckham, Frederic E, London, Entrland.
Duckham, Frederic E., London, England.
Duckham, Frederic E., London. England.
Graiu-ionveyer
Pneumatic grain-conveyer
Pneumatic apparatus for conveying grain
Dnckcr, Maria E., et al. (See Ducker, William M., assignor.)
Durker, William 51., New York, assignor to M. E. Ducker and H. D. Dumont, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Coin-controlled machine
Duckett, WalterG., Washington, D. C. Label-holder
Dudley, Charles J., Mobile, Ala. Hydraulic elevator
Dudley, Elliott R., Lewis Run, assignor to P. B. Broughton, Bradford, Pa. Centrifugal
screen
Dudley, George B., assignor of one-half to T. B. Peacock, Topeka, Kans. Cartridge-pouch.
No.
527,Q.53
.515, SIS
526,344
513,990
512,68S
5-25.4II1
519,496
527,054
516,479
511,882
526,.303
518,025
518,026
522,338
518,228
525.4.54
511,762
530,168
521,019
527,594
531,167
529,482
515,954
527,595
527,596
523,625
517,333
521,156
526,617
511,939
524,198
531,104
519,601
524,462
514.847
530,403
530,754
516.921
519,702
522,978
,524,778
Date.
Oct. 9
Mar. 0
Sept. 18
Feb. G
Jan. IS
Sept. 4
May 8
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
July 3
Apr. 17
Sept. ,4
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
June 5
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Oct, 16
July 24
Mar. 27
June 12
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
May 8
Aug. 14
Feb. l:i
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
May 15
July 17
Aug. 21
526,180 : Sept. 18
528,292
521,260
513,007
522,517
527,270
Oct. 30
June 12
Jan. 16
July 3
Oct. 9
523,660 July 31
519,762 May 15
515,489
522,457
522,458
52.'^,417
Feb. 27
July
July
3
Oct. 30
528.418 ; Oct. 30
528.419 , Oct. 30
530,829 I Dec. 11
519,701 May 15
517,545 Apr. 3
518,491 Apr. 17
526,613 Sept. 25
516,967 Mar. 20
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286
71
68
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1009
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69
1,32
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1697
267
61
66
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1708
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1014
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67
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68
56
1372
344
67
284
234
57
68
1194
34
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66
10
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69
1243
474
113
67
1282
1511
367
69
309
1916
456
69
1594
1738
414
69
1002
347
82
66
1518
1.513
367
69
309
1514
367
69
309
2509
630
68
514
2679
629
66
2005
720
169
67
1341
2246
537
68
1602
360
84
66
68
396
94
68
734
1790
426
69
1571
1201
290
67
778
864
212
68
837
1455
366
66
1146
574
142
69
1320
1201
69
1448
1977
465
66
1853
1371
331
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822
1379
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^344
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2499
619
66
1366
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124
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492
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J 125
J 68
98
2948
713
69
601
21149
714
69
601
2950
711
69
602
1314
310
69
1470
1369
330
67
821
212
48,49
67
42
1824
452
67
366
2247
537
68
1603
2047
484
66
1867
92
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alnhabetioal list of patentees — Continued,
Kame, residence, and invention.
Dudley, Job, andR.E. Gibson, Toronto, Canada. Ticket-punch.
Dudley, Plimmon H., jSTew York, N. T. Testing metal bars
Dudly, Albert, Menominee, Mich. Nipple-frrench
Duechting, 'William, ChicaKO, 111. Toy pistol
Dnehmig, Dominic. (See Lash, "William, assignor.)
Duesberg-Delrez, Maurice, Verviers, Belcium. Apparatus for setting teeth in card-clothing
Dufault, Oza, Spencer, Mass. Armature connection for dynamos
Duff Construction Company et al. (See Duff, John W., assignor.)
Duff, Edward J., Glasgow, Scotland. Gas-producer
Duff, James T., Pittsburg. Pa. Car-fender
Duff, John T. , Pittsburg, Pa. Centering-gage for stamping-machines
Duff, John T., Pittsburg, Pa. Car-brake ..:
Duff, John "W., ct ai. (See Mewer, William J., assignor.)
Duff, John "W., assignor to AY. J. Mewer and Duff Construction Company, Old Orchard,?
Me. Rotary support for hand-drills S
Duff Manufacturing Company. (See Barrett, Josiah, assignor.)
DulBn, George S. , Cheneyville, 111 . Trace
Duffner, Lucas, assignor to J. O'Brien, St. Louis, Mo. Furnace-door
Duffy, Joseph, Terre Haute, Ind. Horse-boot
Duffy, Joseph, assignor to Taylor, Shaw & Cocker and Atherton Machine Company, Pat-
erson, N. J., and W. G. Morrison, "Willimantic. (Honn. Organzine-spinner
Dufresne, Napoleon, assignor of one-half to B. "White, Montreal, Canada. Leather-skiving
machine
Dugan, Herbert F., etal. (SeeKeithly, "Willie C, assignor.)
Dugan, Bees \Y., et al. (See Hodgson, Albert J., assignor.)
Duggan, Nicholas S., assignor of one-half to A. D. Honeycut, Gatesville, Tex. Car-coup-
ling - •.
No.
Duggan, Philip J. (SeeKrumscheid, Peter, assignor.)
Duguid, John B., Toledo, Ohio. Means for switcning from main to side tracks -
Duguid , John B. , Toledo, Ohio. Fastener for telescopic traveling-cases
Duguid Saddlery Company. (See "Withey, Ervin E., assignor.)
Duhne, Henry, ei aZ. (See Diers, Gerhard, assignor.)
Diihrkop, Fritz, New York, N. Y. Machine for shaping dough
Diihrkop, Fritz, New York, N. Y. Baker's oven
Diihrkop, Fritz, New York, N. Y. Machine for shaping and cutting dough
Duisberg, Carl, assignor to Farbenfabriken, vormalsFr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Germany.
Blue dye
Duisberg, Carl, andP. Ott, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormalsFr.Bayer&Co., Elberfeld,
Germany. Dyeing
Duket, John J.. Toledo, Ohio. Cuff-holder
Dulin, H. R. (See Dulin, "William, assignor.)
Dulin, "William, assignor of one-half to H. R. Dulin, Avoca, Iowa. Hand seed-planter
Dulj6, Eustache R., Newark, N. J. Shoe-lace fastener
Dumbeck. Gustav A., Erie, Pa. Animal-trap
Dumke, Franke F., assignor to "W. H. Kirk, Milwaukee, "Wis. Panoramic camera
Dumm, Robert R. , Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Grave-mound or flower-bed irrigator
Dummer, Edward, Auburndale, Mass. Paper-feeding mechanism
Dumont, Frederic F., et al. (See Fuller, Henry C, assignor.)
Dumont, Henry D., etal. (SeeDucker, "William M., assignor.)
Dunavan, Albert F. , Harvey, 111. Apparatus for shaping horse-collars
Dunbar, John H. , Philadelphia, Pa. Securing teeth to cylinders
Dunbar, John "W., Indianapolis, Ind. Rotary plow 1
Duncan, George L., Piqua, Ohio. Self-opening gate
Duncan, HobertE. (See Knight and Duncan.)
Duncan, John H. H., assignor to Disc Chum Company, Limited, London, England.
Ch
Duncan, John L., et al. (See Markley, John A., assignor.)
Duncan, Ransom J. (See Cotter, Holladay, and Duncan.)
Duncan, Samuel Q., Greenfield, Ohio. Dough-raiser and fruit-drier
Duncan, Samuel Q., assignor to Columbian Manufacturing Company, Greenfield, Ohio.
Brooder -. -
Duncan, Samuel Q., assignor to Columbian Manufacturing Company, Greenfield, Ohio.
Incubator 1
Duncan, Thomas, Fort "Wayne, Ind. Universal-phase alternate-current motor
Duncan, Thomas, Fort "Wayne, Ind. Electric meter
Duncan, Thomas, Fort "Wayne, Ind. Electric meter
Duncan, "Walter E., Philadelphia, Pa. Stand-boiler for heating water
Duncan, "William E. (See Putrow, John B., assignor.)
Dnncker, William P., Steelton, Pa. Trolley
Duncker, "William F., Steelton, Pa. Intestine-cleaner
Dunckcr, "William F., assignor to J. Shaar, Steelton, Pa. Car-fender
Dungan, "William J., Philadelphia, Pa. Percussion-fuse for projectiles
Dunham, Eugene, etal. (See Bright, "William H., assignor.)
Dunham, Frank A., Brockton, Mass. Welt-trimmer
Dunham, Frank A., Brockton, Mass. Welt- trimmer
Dunham, George, TJnionville, Conn. Machine for polishing or edging nuts
Dunham, George, TJnionville, Conn . Nut-finishing machine
Dunham, Harry E., assignor of one-half to A. T. Bliss, Saginaw, Mich. Dinner-pail cover.
Dunham, Peter B., et al. (See Bright, "William H., assignor.)
Dunham, Samuel E., Danbury, Conn. Expanding hat-block
Dunish, Adolf, Ravenna, Ohio. Electric fire-alarm transmitter
Dunke, August C. (See Dunke, August F. and A. C.)
Dunke, August F. and A. C, Milwaukee, Wis. Bottle-washer
Dunkel, Louis P. (See Brnst, Reinhard, and Dunkel.)
Dunkle, Abraham B., Steelton, Pa. Window-shade fixture
Dunkle, Abraham B., Steelton, Pa. Window-shade holder
Dunkle, Abraham B., Steelton, Pa. Curtain-fixture
52-2,977
517,975
520,562
518,987
52fi,564
514,817
517,271
.524,3ie
51fi,4.32
523,763
529,023
528,771
520,730
528,249
525,192
519,282
526,102
51.5,823
526,829
518,942
525,736
530,582
525,492
.■523,809
525,193
521,763
526,830
525,141
523,330
524,433
517,518
519,381
526,304
520,806
521,524
517,817
526,028
518,003
520,181
518,310
518,311
523,704
523,738
511,763
525.455
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523,110
522,786
527,950
515,754
521,233
531,518
519,497
530,583
513,610
521,784
531,519
Date.
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Apr. 10
May 29
May 1
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
July 31
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
May 29
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
May 1
Sept. 18
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Ma.y 1
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
July 31
Auk. 28
June 19
Oct. 2
Aug. 28
July 24
Aug. 14
Apr. 3
May 8
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
June 19
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
May 22
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 31
July 31
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
July 17
July 10
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
June 12
May 15
Deo. 25
May 8
Deo. 11
Jan. 30
June 26
Dec. 25
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
93
Alj)habetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dunkle, Allen H., East Berkley, Pa. Vapor-condenser
Danklee, Delano t). (See Lesure and Dunklee.)
Dnnlap, Enoch L. (See Long, J. Milton, assignor.)
Danlap, Forest AV. (See SmTley and Dunlap.)
Dunlap, George A. (See Smith, Alfred B., assignor.)
Duulap, Horace L., Topeka, Kans. Car-coupling
Dunlap, John S., Peoria, 111. Coffee-pot
Dunlap, William, assignor of one-half to E. M. Reinhardt, San Diego, Gal. Car-coupling..
Dnnlap, William A. (See Silver,stein, Samuel, assignor.)
Danlap, William A., Pittsburg, Pa. Top
Dunlap, William A . , Pittsburg, Pa. Nutmeg-grater
Dunlevy. (JharlosE. S., Oakland, Cal. Chimney
Dnnlop, John B., Sr., and John B., Jr., Dublin, Ireland ; said Dunlop, Jr., assignor to said
Dunlop, Sr. Pneumatic tire
Dunn, Broad. (See Haidv and Dunn.)
Dunn, Francis M. (See King and Dunn.)
Dann, Gauo S., New York, N. Y., assignor to Crocker- Wheeler Electric Company, of New
Jersey. Electric motor
Dunn, George W. (See Field. Thaddieus S., assignor.)
Dunn, .lames H., et al. (See Phillips, Thomas E., assignor.)
Dunn, Lawrence, Pacific, llo. Hitching-clamp
Dunn, Louis, Minneapolis. Minn. Safety device for point-switches
Dunn, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Macliine for making nut-fasteners
Dunn, William K., Alton, Ind. Felly-planer
Donning, Elisha, assignor of one-fourth to A. McDonald, Minneapolis, Minn. Fire-escape.
Dunning, Robeit A., Bath, Me. Letter-weighing scale
Dnnshee. Bertram 11. (See Foley, Dunshee, and Anderson.)
Dunton. Charle.s H., San Franci.sco. Cal. Faucet
Dunwiddie, Ezra N., Brodhead, Wis. Reel-carrier
Dupeni, Angelo R.. Sau Francisco, Cal. Registering apparatus for telephones
Duplex Printing Press Company. (See Cox, Joseph L., assignor.)
Duplissis, .Joseph L. (See Ryan, George F.. assignor.)
Dupont-Denni.s, Gabriel. Nantes, France. Preserving vegetables
Durand, David L., Birmingham, Conn. Suspender-buckle
Durand, Huguenin &, Co., L. (See Bierer and I)e la Harpe, assignors.)
Durand, Huguenin & Co., L. (See Brack, .Johaun J., as.siguor.)
Durand Manufacturing Company. (See Blackford, Atwell J., assignor.)
Durfee, Bradford K., ci oJ. (See Hartley, Charles J., assignor.)
Durfee, Edgar G. (See Gibson, Everett G., assignor.)
Durfee, Sarah A., Decatur, 111. Hand packing-case -
Dnrfee, Walter H., Providence, R. I., assignor to United States Tubular Bell Companj-,
Methuen. Ma.'?s. Ringing mechanism for bells
During. Harry P., St. Louis, Mo. Ad.justal>le coffee-pot attachment
Diirrstein, Johannes. Dresden, Germany. Watchcase
Durst, Jacob, Red Lodie, ilont. Stamp or envelope moistener
Durst, Munay H., Wheatland, ("al. Cartridge-stop for rimless cartridges
Durst, Murray H., Wheatland. Cal. Cartridge-stop for rimless cartridges
Durst, Murray H., "Wheatland, Cal. Cartridge-holder
Durst, Murray H., Wheatland, Cal. Stop for rimless cartridges
Dur\-ea, .Tacob W. and W. C, Blawenburg, N. .J. Corn-planter and fertilizer-distributer..
Dnryea, Louis T. (See Yerby, Ross B., assignor.)
Dnrvea, William C (See Duryea, Jacob W. and W. C.)
Dushane, James, South Bend, jnd. Pencil-sharpener
Dnstrad, Julius. (See Du.strud, Peter P. and J.)
Dustrud, Peter P. and J., Sacred Heart, Minn. Cutter attachment for forks
Dutcher Temple Company. (See Pearson, Robert P., assignor.)
Dutcher, William L., Rome, assignor to P. D. Randall & Son, Troy, N. Y. Bolt-cutter ...
Dutchess Tool Company. (See Van Houten, Frank H., assignor.)
Duthie, William E., Indianapolis, Ind. Cigar-tip cutter and lighter
Dutton, Charles S. (Sec Haas and Dutton.)
Dntton, Rufns, Yonkers, N. Y. Grinding-machine
Dutton, Rufus, New York. N. Y. Whetstone
Dutton, Samuel T., Worcester, England. Interlocking lever for railway signaling
Dutton. 'William A., and J. F. Pfetch, Cleveland, Ohio. Motor-car truck
Duval, Charles F.. Boston, Ma.ss. Automatic railway-switch
Duval, Jennie P., Richmond, Mo. Fruit-drier
Duvivier, Louis J. M. , Nevers, France. Movable keyboard
Dvorkovitz, Paul, London. England. Apparatus for the manufacture of gas
Dwight, A. N.. et al. (See Tabor, Byron D., assignor.)
Dwight Slate Machine Company. (See Covel, Frank I?., assignor.)
Dwyer. .Tohn A.. Paterson, N. .t. Adjustable bracket for shade or other rollers .
Dyas, Webster M., Arlington Heights, 111. Hot-air register
Dyas, Webster M., Arlington Heights, Hi. Register
530,300
523,626
520,039
518,492
526,305
527,837
515,860
523,270
515,755
513,768
524,273
531,305
517,334
523,978
512,168
525,948
526,692
511,883
517,267
521,084
524,463
516,085
523,594
521,210
513,488
514.450
614,451
523,886
523,979
531,105
Dyball, Ernest E., Salem, Ohio. Magazine cane-gun
Dye, Benjamin H. (See Patterson and Anderson, assignors.)
Dyer, Alonzo. Odessa, Mo. Cultivator attachment
Dyer. Frank L., assignor of two-thirds to L. H.Dyer, Washington.D. C., and A. McDougall,)
Duluth, Minn. Electric steeriug-gear )
Dyer, Frank L., Washington, D. C, assignor to "W. F. Jobbins and J. Van Ruymbeke,
Chicago. 111. Purifying fixed oils, fats, and fatty acids
Dyer. Frank L., Washington, D. C, assignor to'W. F. Jobbins and J. Van Ruymbeke,
Chicago. HI. Apparatus for preparing expanded and reheated steam ."
Dyer, Harry, and W. H. Bingham, assignors to St. Cloud Vulcanized Fibreware Company,
St. Cloud. Minn. Machine for making hollow ware
Dyer, Leonard H., et al (See Dyer, Frank L., assignor.)
Dymacek, Frank, Chicago, HI. Fire-escape
Dysert, Daniel. (See Cherry andDysert.)
Dyson, James, and R. H. W^illiamson, Ashton-under-Lyne, England. Archimedean screw. .
516,701
517,796
.517,848
514,647
521.646
.528,772
511,884
517,565
.528,867
512,100
522,048
512,950
527,951
522,200
525,887
522,886
514,917
515,286
5-22,156
522,157
526,693
526,385
525,194
Dec. 4
July 24
May 22
Apr. 17
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Mar. 0
July 17
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Mar. 27
Aug
Jan.
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
June 5
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
June 12
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
July 31
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
June 19
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
June 26
Jan. 16
Oct. 23
July 3
Sept. 11
July 10
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Jane 36
Jane 36
Oct. 2
Sept, 25
Aug. 28
395
2511
1919
1826
1711
1907
205
1900
35
3401
510
2169
2681
18
735
1086
36
270
3573
593
866
570
127
813
2930
780
783
2988
20
1792
1612
635
100
630
470
453
403
4.59
48
478
11
839
119
519
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5
178
248
9
62
603
140
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<213
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133
30
191
721
200
200
744
5
427
384
159
180
1119 280
1594 ! 373
442 I 108
271 ' 62
243 i56, 57
637
619
2315
3071
2127
30
1002
1200
1568
2156
2498
2499
37
1861
2132
1.51
149
(555
15.56
491
510
8
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C29n
) 300
393
C536
J 537
599
600
9,10
66
67
68
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1 66
67
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520 68
1287
515
938
306
1490
398
1491
388
1461
773
753
1666
2005
140
1361
9
53
1984
1304
837
1559
669
1357
687
1018
1019
619
666
1571
1785
153
1082
1518
727
53
48
763
119
1669
417
439
8
1346
243
1181
1291
1704
1704
10
1532
1093
94
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Montlily
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Dyson, Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio. Kailway-tie
E. Howard Watch and Clock Company. (See Learned, William B., assia;nor.)
E. Howard Watch and Clock Company. (See Learned and Mosher, assignors.)
E. & H. T. Anthony & Company. (See Lewis, William H., assignor.)
E. & H. T. Anthony & Company. (See Roche, Tliomas C, assignor.)
E. J. Brooks & Company. (See Brooks, Edward J., assignor.)
E. Kirstein'sSons Company. (See Beek, William G-., assignor.)
E. P. Gleason Mannfacturing Company. (See Konetshny, John K., assignor.)
E. T. Allen Company. (See Carson and Martin, assignors.)
E. & T. Fairbanks & Company. (See Gagnon, Thomas, assignor.)
E. & T. Fairbanlis & Company. (See Paddock, Harvlin, assignor.)
E. & T. Eairbanks & Company. (See Paddock and Johnson, assignors.)
E. & T. Fairbanks & Company. (See Wheeler, William A., assignor.)
E. W. Bliss Company. (See Leavitt, Frank M., assignor.)
Eagan, Edward E., it at (See Davis, Kiley L., assignor.)
Eager, Frank L., Meriden, Conn. Driving mechanism for cycles
Eagle Cotton Gin Company. (See Gammons, Ferdinand C, assignor.)
Eagle Cotton Gin Company. (See Eollins. George L., assignor.)
Eagle, John. (See Eagle, Robert M. and J.)
^Eagle Lock Company. (See Roche, James, assignor.)
Eagle Manufacturing Company. (See Einfeldt, EmU, assignor.)
Eagle Manufacturing Company. (See Henderson, Norman O., assignor.)
Eagle Pencil Company. (See Mclntyre, Frank, assignor.)
Eagle Pencil Company. (See Oberbeck, George, assignor.)
Eagle Pencil Company. (See Sandell, Gustav R., assignor.)
Eagle, Robert M. and J., Kansas City, Kans. Hog-conveyer and throw-out for scalding-
vats ,
Eakright, William O. (See Boots and Eakright.)
Eames, Frederick W. (See Murray and Eames.)
Eames, Henry H., assignor to J. M. Nicol. trustee, Detroit, Mich. Treating ores
Earl, David, and A. Goodman, Ashland, Ky. Can-opener
Earl, Harvey C. (See Russell and Earl.)
Earl, James C. (See Sanderson and Earl.)
Earl, John S., et al. (See Demmick, George W., assignor.)
Earle, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Chimney cap and ventilator
EarU, Charles I. , New York, N. Y. Grip mechanism for cable railways
Earnist, Cyrus C, assignor of one-half to R. D. McCook, Riceville, Iowa. Coin holding
and delivering device
Easingwood, Arthur L., assignor of one-half to J. H. Brown, Clinton, N. Y. Change-gear
mechanism for bicycles
Easley, John L , New York, N. Y. Keyhole-guide
East ( oast Manufacturing Company. (See Moorhouse, Henry, assignor.)
Eastern Paper Bag Company. (See Purvis, William B., assignor.)
Eastern Plaster Board Company of New Jersey. (See Keppler, Fredrick, assignor.)
Eastes, William T., Muncie, Ind. Medical case
Easting, Eugene M., assignor to N. Gentry, Denver, Colo. Device for tightening woven-
wire bed-springs
Eastman, H. L. (See Paulson, SorenC, assignor.)
Eastman Kodak Company. (See Prestwich, William H., assignor.)
Eastman, William E. (See Manwaring, Morris B., assignor.)
Eastmond, Aaron H. (See Long, Joseph A., assignor.)
Easton & Burnbam Machine Company. (See Easton, Nicholas H., assignor.)
Easton & Burnham Machine Company. (See Parker, John M., assignor.)
Easton, Nicholas H., Central Falls, assignor to Easton &, Burnham Machine Company, Paw-
tucket, R. I. Bobbin-holder for spooling-machines
Eastwood, James N., Kansas City, Mo. Hay-press
Eastwood Wire Manufacturing Company. (See Frisbie, Henry R., assignor.)
Eaton, Edwin D., Fairfield, Mass. Supporting device for bicycles
Eaton, Frank W , Ness City, Kans. Windmill
Eaton, Henry W., New York, K. Y. Car-fender
Eaton, Norman, Hopedale, Mass. Combined steam and gas generator and engine
Eaton, Paul. (See Bolles, Frank G., assignor.)
Ebeling, Fred, Linn, Kans. Machine-gun ;
Eberhard, John J., and C. G. Schimkatt, Fremont, Ohio, assignors to United States Electric
Lamp Lighter Company, Detroit, Mich. Electric cigar-lighter
Eberhardt,' Henry E. (See Eberhardt, TJlrioh and H. E.)
Eberbardt, TJlrich and H. E., Newark, N. J. Multiplex gear-cutter
Eberhart, William A., Asbury Park, N. J. Flushing apparatus
Eberle, Christina, Chicago, 111. Ash-screener
Eberley, John C, Whitesborough, N. Y. Siphon water-distributing system
Ebert, Frederick. (See Reyels and Ebert.)
Ebert, Frederick J., Philadelphia. Pa. Folding crib
Ebling, Charles F., Callensburg, Pa. Tea-kettle
Eby, John D. (See Elvidge, Charles, assignor.)
Eoaubert, Frederic. (See Wilhelm and Ecaubert.)
Ecaubert, Frederic, Brooklyn, N. Y. Making dies for watchcase-centers
Eoaubert, Frederic, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tool for ornamenting watchcases
Ecaubert, Frederic, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mechanism for making spectacle-bows
Ecaubert, Frederic, Brooklyn, N. Y. Means for forming spectacle-bow wire or other arti-
cles
Eccleston, S. Spencer, Canastota, N. Y. Toy
Echert, William H., Now York, N. Y. Transmission of rapidly-alternating electric cur-
rents
Echols, Frank G., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Oil-indicator for lamp-reservoirs
Eck, James L. , Reading, Pa. Circular-knitting machine
Eckardt, Herman, assignor to Combination Collar Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined
horse-collar and hames
Eckel, Charles E., Syracuse, N. Y. Tool for turning lock-seams upon metal sheets
516,001
520,638
529,483
529,441
Mar. 6
434
100
May 29
2943
711
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
515,663 Feb. 27
527,199
520,259
522,933
514,452
516,086
512,101
517,818
.530,492
526,441
515,664
514,848
525,592
517,606
531,168
522,934
,515,906
516,002
519,246
529,547
523,337
523,627
514,648
517,686
518,099
518,807
530,584
512,102
531,106
523,111
.528,868
511,764
Oct. 9
May 22
July 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
July 10
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
May 1
Nov. 20
July 24
July 24
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Deo. 11
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
July 17
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
1740
1667
2777
2320
1298
784
571
620
738
2777
414
397
691
C206
) 207
(562
i563
324
201
133
149
167
180
^471
1472
1457 i 366
457 i 109
307 .71,72
1917
1300
272
436
557
1858
2022
2513
1121
460
1137
2380
916
1797
1614
638
37
^456
(457
324
63,64
100
135
442
508
630
280
111
286
589
224
150
428
405
152
10
763
10
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
95
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xaiiu-. lesiileuce. ami iuveniion.
Kckel, Peter. Syracuse, X. T. Rolls for side-bearing suspension-rails ,
Eckels, William. Mechanicsburg. Pa. Metallic burial-vault cover
Eckert, Friedrich, Stuttgart, Germany. Lasting-pinchers
Eckhardt, Heinrich, Dortmund, Germany. Slide-rest for lathes
Eckley, Henry A.. Bromyard. England. Apparatus for raising or lowering heavy loads. . .
Eckley, John, and J. C. Strickland, "Wallaceton, Pa. Fire-escape
Eckley, John L. (See Fraley, George B., assignor.)
Eckstein, William, London, England. Metallic lathing
Eckmau, Peter, Syracuse, Kans. Carpet-fastener
Eclipse Bicycle Company. <See Morrow, Alexander P., assignor.)
Eclipse Office Furniture Company of the City of Ottawa. (See Gottwals, William O., as-
signor.)
Economic Machine Company. (See Sague, George, assijinor.)
Economic Sanitary- Company. (See Storer, Jacob J., assignor.)
Economical Gas Apparatu.s Construction Company. (See Merrifleld. Leonard L., assignor.)
Economy Feed Water Heater Company. (See McDaniel, Charles W.. assignor.)
Eddings", Joseph E., et al. (See Grisham, Wiley M., assignor.)
Eddisha w, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Box-lifter
Eddy, Benjamin'W., Eastlake, Ala. Gate-closing device
Eddy, Benjamin W.. Eastlake, Ala. Composition for artificial stone
Eddy, Charles W., Ware, as.signor, by mesne assignments, to Blair Camera Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. Photographic-camera shutter
Eddy, Frederick W., et al. (See Weber. Theodore A., assignor.)
Eddy, Henry W. (See Loomer and Belmer, assignors.)
Eddy. John S.. as.signor of one-half to M. Smith, Denver, Colo. Steel-spring tire
Edeiheim, Carl. (See Osborne, John W., assignor.)
Edelman, Louis, Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for sterilizing or cooking
Eden, John E. (See Gross, David G.. assignor.)
Edens, George F.. and J. B. Brewer, Xenia, Ohio. Duplex electric-arc lamp
Ederle, Wendel, Hopkins, Mich. Feed-trongh ,
Edey, Alfreds., Des Moines, Iowa. Car-coupling
Edey Automatic Car Coupler Company. (See Edey, Charles E. C, assignor.)
Edey, Charles E.G., assignor to Edey Automatic Car Coupler Company, Des Moines, Iowa.
Car-coupling .'
Edgar, Charles, Wausau. Wis. SawmiU
Edgar, Dennis P., Jackson, Mich. Washing-machine
Edgar, Ellis F., Woodbridge. N. J. Steam-boiler
Edgar, Isaiah E., Brooklyn, N. T. Cabinet and index-file
Edgar, Joseph M., assignor of one-half to J. Z. Eoraback, Kansas City, Mo. Indicator
lock
Edgar, Thomas S., and C. E. Williams, assignors to Hasker & Marcuse Manufacturing^
Company. Richmond, Va. Machine for expanding tin boxes ^
Edgar, William, Sanford, Fla. Molding-machine
Ediar, William B. (See McFarlane and Edgar.)
Edge, John S., Kurten, Tex. Plow
Edgerton. Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Separator for steam-boilers
Edgren. Erik A., Ifew York, N. T. Keyboard formusical instruments
Edie, Gifford D. Is"., Minneapolis, Minn. Potato-digger
Edison Electric Light Company. (See Edison, Thomas A., assizor.)
Edison General Electric Company. (See Brown, Harold P.. assignor.)
Edi.son General Electric Company. (See Goold, Frederick D., assignor.)
Edison, Thomas A. (See Kennelly, Arthur E., assignor.)
Edison, Thomas A., Llewellvn Park, if .J. Phonograph
Edison, Thomas A., Llewellyn Park, N. J. Method of and apparatus foD mixing ma-
terial
Phonograph
System of electrical distribution .
Manufacture of carbon filaments.
Edison, Thomas A., Llewellyn Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Llewellyn Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Llewellyn Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A.. Menlo Park, N. J. Plating one material with another.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, Jf. J., assignor to Western Union Telegraph Company,?
New York. N. Y. Sextuplex telegraph )
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Edison, Thomas A.. Menlo Park, X. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Manufacture of carbons for electric lamps
Edminston, Thoodric G., et al. (See Kaldrider. William H., assignor.)
Edmonds, Charles S., assignor to W. H. and L. Sendker, Bradford, Pa. Hydrocarbon-)
burner 5
Edmonds, David M., Derrick City, Pa. Adjuster for sucker-rods
Edmonds, David M.. Derrick City, Pa. Adjuster for sucker-rods
Edmonds, John P., and J. A. Kyle, Scottsborough, Ala. Clothes-rack attachment for bed-
steads
No.
517.(i87
527,238
526,345
516,67(J
526,694
521,707
514,313
530,096
Edmonds, Joseph S.. Eagleville, Tenn. Animal-releasing device
Edmondson, John N., Plant City. Fla. Double clothes-pin
Edmunds, Joel B., Manchester, Iowa. Barber's bottle
Edmunds, KingC, Calcutta. India. Ice-cream freezer
Edmunds. William H., Washington, D.C. Hermetically-sealed can
Edsall, William H., Brooklyn. N. Y. Curtain-rod
Edson. .Jacob. (See Goodspeed and Edson.)
Educational Toy Company. (See McGrath, Timothy W., assignor.)
Edward Miller Sc Company. (See Langston. Thomas, assignor.)
Edward Miller & Company. (See MiUer, Edward, Jr., a.ssignor.)
Edward Miller &. Company. (See Pitel. Conrad M.. assignor.)
Edward, John C. assignor to F. H. Hill Company. Chicago, 111. Casket-fastener.
Edward P. Allis Company. (See Gray. William D.. assignor.)
Edward P. Allis Company. (See Hinkley. George M., assignor.)
Edward P. Allis Company. (See Reynolds, Irving H., assignor.)
Edwards, Alonzo L. (See Hobbs and Edwards.)
Edwards. Arthur, Willow Springs. Mo. Nut-lock
Edwards, Charles, Fagg'sManor, Pa. Hearse
525,949
516,802
531,520
512,671
530,888
513,899
521,434
512,368
526,011
512,507
524.135
520,771
528,930
5!>9,251
512,169
517,738
517,737
.517.215
526,919
520,982
513,769
513,095
513,096
513,097
524,378
525,007
526,147
512,872
524,136
525,888
522,158
529,322
529,323
528,659
520,395
516,390
517,849
527,4^3
523,764
519,840
525,843
526,996
521,647
Date.
Monthly
volume.
la
Apr. 3 I 462
Oct. 9 I 918
Sept. 18 ' 1771
Mar. 20 ! 1578
Oct. 2 I 39
June 19 1694
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
June 12
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
June 5
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Nov: 13
Nov. 6
May 22
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
July 31
May 15
Sept. 11
586
34
1087
1768
2552
1558
1409
3607
1210
1053
1194
1308
288
18
760
1307
Jan. 2 I 736
Apr. 3 546
Apr. 3 544
Mar. 27 2492
Oct. 2 423
June 5 417
Jan. 30 3402
2276
2278
2279
723
1796
1435
1938
291
June 26 ' 2500
1432
1432
248
2541
1081
717
1330
2768
1590
927
111
221
420
(375
)376
10,11
(397
{398
146
9
248
417
Official
Gazette.
335
889
287
257
(273
J 274
316
67
4
178
314
178
;i3i
1132
131
586
104
99
839
550
551
551
175
441
(335
J 336
(459
)460
69
68 I 68
186
1502
1779
10
1538
963
1221
1361
1812
1729
307
1487
815
1432
210
1381
258
714
1199
806
903
140
106
105
1969
79
1272
773
66 526
66 I 526
66 ' 527
68 810
68 1035
1 68 I 1437
1 66 ' 394
715
1004 226 ' 68 1346
{««0,|67ll704
344 t
345 (
Oct. 2 531
June 19 . 1595
62
614
257
181
324
687
389
207 68
130
373
927
927
691
1054
1669
153
277
577
863
1332
100
67 1 1518
96
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpTmbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Edwards, Daniel K., Saginaw, Mich. Wood-cntting machine
Edwards. Evan A., and J. De Neal, Toledo, Ohio; said De Neal assignor of one-fourth to
W. H. Laird, Toronto, Canada. Apparatus for atomizing petroleum-oil for vapor fuel- . .
Edwards, George E., assignor of one-fourth to "W. HartweU, Brantford, Canada. Danger-
signal and lock for switches
Edwards, George G. (See Brackelsberg and Edwards.)
Edwards, Hubert F., Butte, assignor of five-sixths to C. H. Hand, Pony, Mont., A. "W.
Hand, Silver City, N. Mex. Ter., J. G. Merrill, G. H. Smith, and I. S. MerriU, Butte,
Mont. Method of and apparatus for amalgamating ores
Edwards, John C. (See Martin, Morris, assignor.)
Edwards, John J., Grand Kapids, Mich., assignor to S. F. and A. A. Bowser, Fort "Wayne,
Ind. Screw-driver ,
Edwards, Joseph E., Toronto, Ohio. Vitrified fire-clay sewer-pipe joint ,
Edwards, Joseph E., Toronto, Ohio. Underground conduit
Edwards, Robert. (See Lungen, Adara, assignor.)
Edwards, "W. Fitz-Hugh. (See (Church, Frank S., assignor.)
Edwards, William F. H. (See Church, Frank S.. assignor.)
Edwards, "William H., DuBois, Kebr. Car-coupling
Edwards, "Willie M., Atlanta, Ga. Automatic air-brake coupling
Eells, Sidney O., Joplin, Mo. "Wagon-tongue support
Effinger, August, and "W. H. Metzger, Canton, Ohio. Pruning-shears
Eframson, Carl, assignor of one-half to E. "Wiedenbeck, Minneapolis, Minn. Folding-ma-
chine
Esan, Charles E., Chicago, 111. Fire-alarm attachment
Egan, Thomas A., Jersey City, N. J. Pneumatic tire for wheels ,
Egan, Thomas L. (See Hornor and Egan.)
Egan, "William J.. Milwaukee, "Wis. Stereotyping-press
Ege, Alexander H. (See Eichardson, John T., assignor.)
Egedal, Hans P. , Thor, Iowa. Combined blind and ventilator
Eggeling, Fredrick "W., St. Louis, Mo. Butter-mold
Eggeman, Godfrey S., Toledo, Ohio. Collar and cuff holder for luggage-carriers
Eggeman, Godfrey S., Toledo, Ohio. Trunk
Egger, Ernst. (See "We.ssel and Egger.)
Egger, Ernst, and F. A. "Wessel, assignors of one-fourth to A. Naumburg, New York, TS. Y.
Armatui'6
Eggei-, Ernst, and F. A. "Wessel, assignors of one-fourth to A. Naumburg, New York, N. T.
Railway -truck
Egger, Ernst, and F. A . "Wessel, assignors of one-fourth to A. Naumburg, New "Fork, N. Y.
Automatic belt- regulator
Egger, Ernst, and F. A. "Wessel, assignors ot one-fourth to A. Naumburg, New York, N.Y.J
Means for controlling electric locomotives ;
Eggers, Anton C. (See Eggers, "William, assignor.)
Eggers, "William, assignor to A. C. Eggers, Brooklyn, N. Y. Atomizer
Eggert, Edward A., Butfalo, N. Y. Screwdriver
Eggert, Ernst, Sagiuaw, Mich. Combined chair and step-ladder
Eggert, Joachim. Burg, Femern, Germany. Invalid-bed
Egner, Isaac L., Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-shaver
Egry , "William L. , Dayton. Ohio. Autographic register
Ehlert, Charles 0., New York, N. Y. Conduit-cleaning device
Ehrenberg, Theodor, New York, N. Y. Loom-batten
Ehrenberg, Theodor, New York, N. Y. Hamess-evener mechanism for looms
Ehrhardt, Heinrich , Dnsseldorf, Germany. Cold-sawing apparatus
Ehrlich, Leo, St. Louis, Mo. Fare-register
Ehrlich, Leo. St. Louis, Mo., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Mechanical movement for calculating-machines
Ehrlich, Leo, St. Louis, Mo., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio.i
Cash register and indicator |
Ehrlicher, Charles, "Watertown, N. Y. Lagging for boilers and pipes
Ehilicher, Charles, "Watertown, N. Y. Fireproof sheathing
Ehrlicher, Charles, "Watertown, N. Y. Covering for pipes and boilers
Eiben, Henry, New York, N. Y. Brick-holder for stoves, ranges, &o
Eiche, August, Lincoln, Nebr. Pastry-tin
Eichler, Carl P., Cleveland, Ohio. Flour-sifter
Eichler, CarlP.. Cleveland, Ohio. Sifter
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y. Method of and means for developing dyed stiif hat-
bodies
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y. Electric locomotive
Eickemeyer, Rjidolf, Yonkers, N. Y. Dynarao-electric machine
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y. "Winding for drum-armatures in dynamo-machines- .
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y. Hat-stretching maohine-
Eiden. Leo F., East "Warren, Pa. Camera-shutter .
518,543
520,519
515,119
527,597
538.406
527,838
513.900
530,221
519,058
512,672
518,229
526,148
514,918
520,917
513,770
522,318
518,312
518,313
518,314
531,366
519,498
515,327
511,837
513.310
525,195
518,230
524,434
512,171
512,172
530,639
523,930
520,040
520,672
517,850
517,851
517,852
518,056
513,991
513,489
524,892
513,992
520,228
524,020
525,697
525,698
527,271
519,247
515,543
528,931
Date.
Eikenbary, William, Union, Nebr. Draft-equalizer
Filers. Hio P. (See Bruch and Filers.)
Eils, Bette E. J., New York, N. Y. Fireproof furring, partition, or wall
Eils, Bette E. J., New York, N. Y. GriUe ; 529,719
Eimke, Charles H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-switch | 530,404
Einfeldt, Emil, assignor to Eagle Manufacturing Company, Davenport, Iowa. Hay-loader. , 531,521
Eiper, Jay A., assignor of one-fourth to G. B. Stewart, "Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Horseshoe ' 523,765
Eisele, Otto, Carlsruhe, assignor to M. Jaeger, Darmstadt, Germany. Revolving vise I .513,261
Eisen, Herman J., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to E. A. Locke, BrookUne, Mass. Making |
duplex escapement-wheels 515,861
Eisen, Herman J., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to E. A. Locke, Brookline, Mass. Duplex |
escapement-wheel 515,862
Eisenberg, ChaskelC, Stettin, Germany. Shoe-fastening 523,.517
Eiseubraun, Emanuel, Odessa, Mo. Fruit-can forming and soldering machine 514,453
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
May 29
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
May 1
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
June 5
Jan. 30
July 3
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
May 8
Fela. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Deo. 11
July 31
May 22
May 29
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
May 22
Aug. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
May 1
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
July 31
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
July 24
Felj. 13
Monthly
voliime.
CO
513
738
1654
1917
2748
1873
1515
3040
1908
3608
257
191
1360
1373
1437
1569
303
3404
246
1510
1511
1512
2280
1010
2240
143
2627
2132
1374
819
739
739
1014
3061
1920
3011
719
719
720
1070
28
2931
1575
29
2266
86
652
654
977
558
2590
761
2132
2552
2770
2559
206
207
2343
786
119
179
392
665
470
368
738
459
889
63
4S
374
344
336
394
74
839
65
377
378
378
^543
1544
214
555
36
637
520
344
2on
179
cn9
il80
247
C764
J 765
471
(728
<729
(730
270
7
722
385
7
552
19
152
f 152
<153
U54
C237
1238
136
641
C142
) 143
179
510
142
143
(610
) 611
687
616
48
49
588
201
Official
Gazette.
67
- I
67 , 743
66 ] 1318
66 I 30
66 1 596
68 i 1093
67
88
■66
860
67 1000
6K
68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
97
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Eisengiesserei and Maschiaenfabrik fiir Schuh and Lederindustrie, vormals Miller & An-
drea). (See Gohring, Paul, assignor.)
Eisenhart, David F., York, Pa. Machine for bunching match-sticks ,
Eisenhart, Edward H., Neve York, K. Y. Machine for hunching match-sticks
Eisenhart, Samuel C, York, Pa. Variable driving-gear for bicycles
Eisenhuth, John "W., San Francisco, Cal. Conduit electric railway
Eisenhuth, John Vf., San Francisco, Cal. Electrical conductor for trolleys
Eiserle, G-ustav, Arzberg, Austria-Hungary. Mechanism for making scythe-blades
Eisert, Hermann, Baltimore, and R. B. Talcott, Garrett Park, Md. Hot-water heater
Eislor, Stephen N., assignor of one-half to Shakspeare & Swoop and J. D. Belton, New Or-
leans, La. Rotary pump
Eisler. Stephen H . , assignor of one-half to J. D. Belton and Shakespeare & Swoop, New Or-
leans, t..a. Rotary pump
Eismau, Adam, Rochester, N. Y. Bicycle-support
Eisner, Herman, San Franci.sco, Cal. Filter
Ekelund, Nils K. H., Jonkopiug, Sweden. Coking- furnace
Eklund, John E., Rockford, 111. Picture-exhibitor ,
No.
Ekraan, Oscar C. L., assignor of one-half to H. S. Bartlett, SjTacnse, N. Y. Surface-gage-.
Ekstrijm. Axel, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Connecti-
cut. Electric switch
Ekstrom, Axel, Lynn, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York. Fuse-
box
Ekval. John, Fargo, N. D. Photograph-album
Elam, .Tames A., Mnrfreesborough, Tenn. Planter
Elani, William E., assignor of two-thirds to R. S. Thomas and S. W. Hardwick, Dallas, Tex.i
Machine for handling and cleaning seed-cotton i
Elbert, Emil, St Louis, Mo. Station-indicator
Elbert, Emil, St. Louis, Mo. Soap pressing or stamping machine
Elcoate, Thomas, Stockton-on-Tees, England. Water-gage
Elder, Edward E., Lynn, Mass. Machine for making bungs
Elder, Edward H.,Chicopee. Mass. Breech-loading firearm
Elder, James M., Indianapolis, Ind. Automatic hatchway
Elderkin, Lester L. D., Boston, Mass. Open-book holder
Eldon, James, Lock Haven, Pa. Electric lock
Eldridge, Herbert M. (See Eldridge, Reuben C, H. M., and L. W.)
Eldridfie, Hilliary, etal. (See Owen, Thomas, assignor.)
Eldridge, John T., Mnrfreesborough, N. C. Locking stop-cock for train-pipes of air-brake
systems
Eldridge, Louis W. (See Eldridge, Reuben C, H. M., and L. W.)
Eldridge, Reuben C, H. M., and L. W., Niagara, Canada. Sn,ap-hook
Eldridge, William H., Omaha, Nebr. Envelope
Electric Boiler Company. (See Hopkins, Charles S., assignor.)
Electric Cable Construction and Maintenance Company. (See Brooks, David, Jr., as-
signor.)
Electric Cable Construction and Maintenance Company. (See Dewees, Thomas J., as-
signor.)
Electric Cutter Company. (See Thyll, Arthur K., assignor.)
Electric Engineering and Supply Company. (See Hinds, Jesse L., assignor.)
Electric Gas Lighting Company. (See Burnham, William W., assignor.)
Electric Gas Lighting Company. (See Ross, Frederick W., assignor.)
Electric Gas Lighting Company. (See Thomson, Henry C, assignor.)
Electric Gas Lighting Company. (See Thomson and Galbralth, assignors.)
Electric Motor Company. (See Merritt and Roe, assignors.)
Electric Power Company. (See Child, Ch.arles T., assignor.)
Electric Selector and Signal Company. (See Bngart and Leonard, assignors.)
Electric Specialty Company. (See Bradner, William F., assignor.)
Electric Typographic Company of West Virginia. (See Lee, Homer, assignor.)
Electrical Engineering Company. (See Van Emon, Burton C., assignor.)
Electrical Forging Company. (See Burton and Angell, assignors.)
Electrical Zinc Company. (See Choate, Parker C, assignor.)
Elfering, JohnH., Cincinnati, Ohio. Coin-operated electric apparatus
Elfstrom, John, et al. (See Drake, Olof, assignor.)
Elg, Charles, etal. (See Caesar, Peter J., as.signor.)
Elger, William D. (See Abbott. Nathaniel B., assignor.)
Elger, William D. (See Abbott and Rau, assignors.)
Elgin, John C. administrator. (See Elgin, Samuel T.)
Elgin National Watch Company. (See Hunter, George E.. assignor.)
Elgin National Watch Company. (See Jackman and Smith, assignors.)
Elgin, Samuel T., decea.sed: J. C. Elgin, Amboy, 111., administrator. Latch for end-gates.
Elgin Wind Power and Pump Company. (See Snow, Gilbert B., assignor.)
Elieson, Chaimsonovitz P.. London, England, assignor to himself and F. A. Pellas, Nica-
ragua, Nicaragua. Storage-battery plate
Elieson, Chaimsonovitz P., New York, N. Y., and P. A. Pellas, Grey town, Nicaragua. Fire-
escape -
Elizondo, .Juan G., Guayaquil. Ecuador. Drier for cocoa, &c
Elkins, William H., Cambridge, Mass. Constant-current dynamo
Elkins, William H., Cambridge, Mass. Safety 8y.stem for railways
Elkins, William H., Cimbridge, Mas-s., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
EUer, .Tames H., Canton, Ohio. Conductor-pipe fastener
EUerbeck, Thomas R. (See Hirschiiig, Henry, assignor.)
Ellinwood, Augnstns E., assignorto L. Miller, Akron, Ohio. Corn-harvester
Elliot, Charles, Croydon, England. Machine for attaching postage-stamps to envelopes. .
Elliot, Henry, St. Louis. Mo. Railway-switch
Elliott, Bamiford. assignor to J. J. Warren Company, Worcester. Mass. Bicycle-bag
EUiott, Charles F., Kent, Ohio, assignor of one-half to J. B. Miller. Lathe-chuck
Elliott, Frank, North Vernon, Ind. Chum-motor
513,201
.51.'i.7.56
517,739
52:1,271
523,319
514,545
526,967
513,901
522,518
530,330
524.821
514,546
520,953
519,703
518,231
520,772
518,.346
519,248
518,315
.514.649
.525,070
513,902
527,952
518,448
521,107
527,524
518,667
527,327
,528,270
519,944
528,911
529,720
Date.
Feb.
20
Mar.
Apr.
6
3
July
17
July
Feb.
Oct.
17
13
2
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 30
July 3
Deti. 4
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
June 5
May 15
Apr. 17
June 5
Apr. 17
May 1
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Aug. 2R
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
June 5
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
May 15
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
519,602 May 8
517,335 I
514,818 I
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
519,8.58 ' May 15
520,520 I May 29
518,232 Apr. 17
j 518,943 May 1
' 530,222 Dec. 4
517,740 Apr. 3
517.379 , Mar. 27
519,107 I May 1
512,283 ! Jan. 9
521,282 June 12
2005
37
548
1902
1P83
948
488
3609
586
451
1464
949
367
1375
1376
19
1582
562
1513
1122
1912
3610
2128
1764
633
1400
2134
1067
2694
1757
2132
1202
2684
1401
1623
2752
1376
14
549
2757
916
937
:.500
501
12
132
:478
479
498
239
120
150
113
3.57
240
89. 90
;331
;332
345
4
392
136
C378
)379
280
468
889
.511
512
513
437
149
.341
534
1;
258
649
431
170
511
OfBcial
Gazette.
66
67
tes
66
69
60
68
69
68
66
67
^67
67
67
67
67
66
68
66
67
67
69
67
69
69
67
69
290 67
630
(3.-i2
) 353
395
666
345
3
6G
I 66
07
67
67
67
258 63,64
133 67
649 66
68 I 67
223 66
222 I 67
778
2006
1136
869
1107
285
539
1262
107
2021
590
185
1380
7 PAT
98
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Elliott, James TV., assignor of one-half to J. L. Kane and J. Sweeney, Galveston, Tex. Car-
coupling
Elliott, Lucius W.. assignor of one-half to "W. H. Yerkes, Northville, Mich. Automatic
pulley-clutch and shaft-coupling
Elliott," Orson H., San Francisco, Cal. Wire hed-bottom
Elliott, Eobert H., Birmingham, and J". B. Carrington, Jasper, Ala. Mining-drill
Elliott, Kohert H., Birmingham, and J. B. Carrington, Jasper, Ala. Mining-drill
Elliott, Kohert H., Birmingham, and J. B. Carrington, Jasper, Ala. Mining-drill
Elliott, Sterling, Newton, assignor to Hickory Wheel Company, South Tramingham, Mass.
Ball-bearing for wheels
Elliott, Sterling, Newton, assignor to Hickory Wheel Company, South Eramingham, Mass.
Ball-bearing ^
Elliott, Sterling, Newton, assignor to Higkory Wheel Company, South Eramingham, Mass.
Sulky .•
Elliott, Sterling, Newton, assignor to Hickory Wheel Company, South Eramingham, Mass.
Sulky
Elliott, Sterling, Newton, Mass.. assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Portland, Me.,
and Hartford, Conn. Elexible tire and rim for wheels '.
Elliott, Sterling, Newton. Mass., assignor tT Pope Manufacturing Company, Portland, Me.,
and Hartford, Conn. Flexible-tired wheel
Elliott, Sterling, Newton, Mass., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn., and Portland, Me. Wooden rim, band, &c
Elliott, Thomas, et al. (See Gates, James, assignor.)
Elliott, Walter S., Sag Harbor, N. T. , assignor of one-half to J. W. Ivory, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dental mandrel
Elliott, William E., Marion, Iowa. Button-attaching machine
Elliott, William H., Milwaukee, Wis. Kailway switch lock ,.
Elliott, William S., Jr., AValden, N. T. Gas-heater for internal-combustion engines
Ellis, Abram, assignor of one-half to W. R. Brown, Columbus, Ga. Ammonia-still
Ellis, Charles L., San Francisco, Cal. Business instruction and practice book
Ellis, Elias C, Colorado Springs, Colo. Window- ventilator
Ellis, Hartley, East Liverpool, Ohio. Knockdown barrel
Ellis, John D. , Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to George D. Ellis &■ Sons Company, of Pennsyl-
vania. Sheet-metal box
Ellis, Jonathan T., Newark, N. J. Pocket-stove or portable warmer
Ellis, Oliver J., assignor to I. & E. HaU, Limited, London, England. Packing for piston-
rods
Ellis, Wlatt O., Tekoa, assignor to D. B. Keagy, Farmington, Wash. Fire-escape ladder.
Ellis, William F. (See Vemon, Joseph I., assignor.)
iEllis, William J., Philadelphia, Pa. Packing
Ellison, Albert W., Point Pleasant, W. Va. Combination article of furniture and collapsi-
ble table
Ellison, Thomas, Vermont, 111. Machine for sharpening roller-disk harrows
Ellithorpe, Frank N., Peachton, Ohio. Machine for sorting or grading fruit, &c
EUithorpe, Frederick T., Newark, N. J. Safety device for elevators
Ellsworth, Edwin R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for manufacturing gas
Ellsworth, Edwin R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for the manufacture of gas
Ellsworth, Edwin R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for making gas
EUwood, Abram. (See Macphail, James, assignor.)
EUwood, Abram. (See Roadhouse, Levi, assignor.)
Elmore, Alexander S. (See Elmore, Francis E. and A. S.)
Elmore, Francis E. and A. S., Leeds, assignors to Elmore's American and Canadian Patent
Copper Depositing Company, Limited, London, England. Tank or cell for electrolytic
purposes
Elmore's American and Canadian Patent Copper Depositing Company. (See Elmore,
Francis E. and A. S., assignors.)
Eloesser, Arthur, San Francisco, Cal. Machine for laying cloth
EUsaesser, Emil, assignor to Dahl & Co., Barmen, Germany. Blue dye
Elsas, Oscar. (See Price, John B., assignor.)
Elsasser, Oscar 0., assignor to F. W. T. Braeunig, Berlin, Germany. Device for reducing
the ends of metal rods
Elspass, John H., et al. (See Burson, Harvy, assignor.)
Elterich, Gotthold 0. (See Elterich, Otto P'. and G. 0.)
Eltericb, Otto P., Maywood, N. J., and G. 0. Elterich, Mill River, Mass. Lace-fastener..
Elting, Irving, Saugerties, N. Y. Sash-fastpner
Elvidge, Charles, assignor of one-half to J. D. Eby, Oakland, Cal. Automatic oflset mech-
anism for sawmill-can iages
Ely, Edward O. (See Merritt, William B., assignor.)
Ely, Edward O., Boston, Mass. Combination-wrench
Ely, H., et al. (See Paris, Robert L., assignor.)
Elzner, Alfred 0., Cincinnati. Ohio. Shutter-hinge
Emanuel, Jacob, and A. Spielmann, assignors of one-third to H.Maimin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sewing-machine
Emden, Thomas W. L. (See Bourgeois. Jules E. M., assignor.)
Emdin, Abraham N. (See Guilbert, John M., assignor.)
Emdin, Lionel. (See Mills and Emdin.)
Emerling, George, Shasta. Ohio. RaU way-tie puller
Emerson, Charles A., Oshkosh, Wis. Puzzle
Emerson Electric Manufacturing Company. (See Meston, Alexander W., assignor.)
Emerson, George E. and V. H., Newark, N. J. Magic lantern
Emerson, James, Willimansett, Mass. Water- wheel- testing apparatus
Emerson, James, Willimansett, assignor to H. H. Stevens, Boston, Mass. Coupling appa-
ratus for air or steam pipes
Emerson, James, Willimansett, assignor to H. H. Stevens, Boston, Mass. Air-pipe coup-
ling for rail way -cars r
No.
531,522
n30,301
516,047
5.30,510
530,511
530,512
518,138
518,139
521,460
521,878
527,781
527,782
529,112
514,882
526,012
526,619
523,628
516,154
514,619
516,860
527,328
523,852
527,598
528,773
519,499
522,459
528,932
519,841
527,953
527,171
522,687
523,112
524,544
524,940
529,855
524,677
515,328
524,633
526,386
524,779
516,191
525,843
530,986
526,520
522,250
514,707
530,513
516,480
516,481
Date.
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Deo. 11
Deo. 11
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
June 19
June 26
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
July 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Oct. 9
July 31
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
May 8
July 3
Nov. 13
May 15
Oct. 23
Oct. 9
July 10
July 17
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
July 3
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
494
762
1591
2135
804
875
1617
1000
1661
2365
1214
2242
1145
1862
1388
750
928
1584
2099
130
2555
396
515
784
786
788
1198
1200
1275
1987
1820
1823
1057
1508
1195
2248
2514
674
1078
1869
1069
2932
1517
444
1011 f^^
^"^^ i245
611
100
119
:193
' 194
;i94
1195
195
300
301
297
480
438
439
255
378
;274
1275
538
631
158
269
442
258
731
368
108
125
179
389
513
196
(216
5217
(405
\ 406
(245
)246
407
565
555
281
443
338
175
207
376
500
31
1224 5 ^"'*
'■'''^ , \ 305
791 196
294
294
1226
1228
Official
Gazette.
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69
66
I 69
[69
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67
67
67
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69
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69
66
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
99
Name, residence, and inventiou.
Emerson, Victor H.
lOmerson, Victor H.
(See Blackmore, Jame8 E., assienor.)
(See Emerson, George E. and V. H.)
Emerson, "William n., Chatham, Canada. Lumber-register
Emert, Nils, Omaha, Nebr. Combined pocket-book and satchel lock
Emery, Avery L., assignor to Granite Filter Company, St. Louis, Mo. Filter
Emery, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Method of and means for speed regulation of electric
locomotives
Emery, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. T. Electrohydraiilic car-motor
Emery, Charles G., trustee. (See Shortt, Edward G., assignor.)
Emery, Frank V. (See Crittenden and Emery.)
Emery, Fred B., Boston, assignor of two-thiriis to C. S. Binner, Maiden, andE. J. Phillips,
Everett, Mass. Printers' metal furniture
Emery, John A. (See Chick, Horace F., assignor.)
Emery, John B., Lynn, assignor of one-half to Boston Shoe Tool Company, Boston, Mass.
Sole-trimming machine
Emery, Lewis, Jr. (See Whitmore, Edwin B., assignor.)
Emery, Pinto G , Chicago, HI., assignor to Adams & Westlake Company, of Illinois.
l)oor-check
Emery, Plato G., Chicago, 111., assignor to Adams & Westlake Company, of Illinois.
Brake-handle
Emig, Franklin. (See Seller and Emig.)
Emiugton. "William, el nl. (See Morris, "William B., assignor.)
Emmens, Stephen H., London, En^and. Treating zinc-lead-sulfid ores
Emmert, B. E.. et al. (See Fryer. Robert M., assignor.)
Emmons, Charles C, Pittsburg, Pa. Machine for forming plaits
Empire City Subway Company. (See Philips. James J. E., assignor.)
Empire Light Company. (See Lewis, Leroy S., assignor.)
Empire Typesetting Machine Company. (See Johnson, Louis K., assignor.)
Erapson, John H., Longmont, Colo. Pea-slieller
Empson, John H., Longmont. Colo. Pea-shelling machine
Empson, John H., and P. McDonald, Longmont, Colo. Pea-shelling machine
Emshiveller, Oskcr G. (See Thompson and Em.shireller.)
Ench, Frank, H. Fiigel, J. L. Cooke, Oakland, and G.F."W.Schultze, Berkeley; said Cooke
assignor of one-half to J. Dolbeer. San Francisco, Cal. Automatic boat-davit
Enequist, Erik W., Flushing, N. T. Obtaining carbonic acid, sodium sulfate, and mag-
nesium .sulfate, &c
Enequist, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Making porous sulfate of alumina
Enerson, Ole P.. et al. (See "Wylie, Chester L., assignor.)
Engberg. John G., Menominee, Micb. Horse-hitching device
Engel, Albert "W. (See Engel, Henrj', assignor.)
Engel, George "W., and"W. C. Juram, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-fender
Engel, Godfrey, South Baltimore, Md. Process of and apparatus for forming and treating
iietals
Engel, Henry, Cleveland, Ohio. Safety water-column
Engel, Henry, New Ulm, Minn., assignor of one-fourth to A. "W. Engel, Chicago, HI. Bag-
fastener -.
Engel, Henry, "West Cleveland, assignor of one-half to A. G. Hg, Cleveland, Ohio. Smoke-
consuming furnace
Engel. Isidor, as.signor to G. Friedman, Philadelphia, Pa., M. Engel, and S. "Wohl, New
York, N. Y. Opener or closer for folding doors
Engel, Malie. et at. (See Engel, Isidor, assignor.)
Engelbach, Augustus L., andS. E. Bretherton, Leadville, Colo. Furnace
Engelberg Hnller Company. (See Lipe, Charles E., assignor.)
Engelhaidt, Victor, Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Siemens <feHalske, Berlin, Ger-
many. Extracting metals from sulfide ores, &c
Engelraan. Eugene M. (See Cummings, James F., assignor.)
Enger &. Co , L. A. (See Jakobson, Karl A., assignor.)
Enghien, Alphonse D. d'. (See Enghien, Charles D. d', A. D., S. D.. and L. D.)
Enghien, Charles D. d', A. D., S. D., and L. D., Hennuyferes, Belgium. Kiln for baking?
earthenware J
Enghien, L6on D. d'. (See Enghien, Charles D. d', A. D.. S. D., and L. D.)
Enghien, Silvain D. d'. (See Enghien, Charles D. d', A. D., S. D., and L. D.)
England, "William J. (See Fowler, England, and Nielsen.)
Engle, George S. (See "Wolgemuth and Engle.)
English. Carl S., assignor of one-half to C. A. Church and 0. C. McDannell, Lowell, Mich.
Electrical governor for water-wheels
English, Charles H., "Washington, D. C. Finger-protector
English, Daniel B.. and S. H. Hinnant. "Way Cross, Ga. Goods-exhibitor
English, Forrest B. (See Peirce and English.)
English, James "W., New York, N. Y. Signaling apparatus
English, "William M., and F. E. Gla<lwin, San Francisco, Cal. Holder for toilet articles,
calendars, &C
Engstfeld, Augustin C. L., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor of one-half to L. Lamb, Memphis,
Tenn. Switch-operating device for tram-cars
Enholm, Oscar A., assignor to W. D. Smith, New York, N. Y. Conduit electric-railway
rstem
No.
Euhoira, Osr.ir A , New York, assignor to E. C;. Keiss, J. j. Ashley, Brooklyn, N. Y., and
F. M. Ashley, Hawthorne, N. J. Electric railway
Ennes, John D.. Norfolk. Va. Blowpipe
Enochs Bros. (See Enochs, Phillip H., assignor.)
Enochs Lumber and Manufacturing Company. (See Hill, Edwin A., assignor.)
Enochs, Phillip H., Fernwood, assignor toEnochs Bros., Jackson, Miss. Boiler -flue
cleaner
Enos, Charles "W., assignor of one-half to "W. B. Flanagan, Peabody, Mass. Fire-engine
lighter
Enos, Fred, Bridgeport, Conn. Car-coupling
Enqvist, Carl W., Providence, K. I., assignor of one-half to G. H. Anderson, Attleborough,
Uass. Shutter-operating device
Enright, Michael, Norfolk, Va. Portable awning for vessels
Enriqnez, Eraristo. San .Juan Bautista, Tobasco. Mexico. Mu.sical instrument
Ensign, Charles H., Kekaha, Hawaii. Metallic piston-rod packing and gland
525,008
511. 7G5
!)26,695
517,948
519 460
528,660
528,467
527,385
531,612
513,490
528,468
527,9.54
527,955
527,956
522,787
523.651
520,416
518,366
531,026
528,661
519,382
520,107
524,317
522,936
518,493
531,169
512,284
521,085
518,027
513,383
515,665
514,182
530,302
525,539
514,120
515,425
525,699
529,024
515,577
523,201
524,137
527,675
520,954
Date.
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
May 8
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
July 10
July 24
May 29
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
May 8
May 22
Aug. 14
July 10
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
June 5
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Jnly 17
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
June 5
MonthI}'
volume.
1796
38
40
867
961
250
3041
1162
2703
2932
3043
2137
2140
2142
1069
2552
2574
1626
1656
251
814
2038
596
1303
1828
1919
917
595
1018
2739
2778
341
398
376
225
2409
658
912
2640
1784
292
1639
369
Official
Gazette.
[438
[439
10
11
219
232
62
738
285
648
738
514
515
515
264
401
C392
^393
62,63
198
497
143
325
453
457
5223
^224
140
256
692
82
:ioo
101
92
52
596
154
216
656
448
395
90
•69
68
67
100
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of xmtentces — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ensign, "William "W., assignor to Peck-Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Heating and ventilating apparatus
Ensign, William W., assignor to Peck- Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company, Cin-i
cinnati, Ohio. Dry closet and urinal syatam >
Ensign, William W.', assignor to Peck-Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company, Cin-l
cinnati, Ohio. Water-closet and urinal '
Ensign, William W., assignor to Peck- Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Automatic flush-tank
Ensminger, Michael C, and J. W- Smitham, Denver, Colo. Ore-oar
Enterprise Manufacturing Company. (See Brown, John W., Jr., assignor.)
Entz, Justus B. (See Phillips and Entz.)
Entz, Justus B. (See Waddell and Entz.)
Epperly, Belle, Logan , lo wa. Corset
Eppers, Heinrich, Braunschweig, Germany, assignor to K. Schwarz, Vienna, Austria-Hun-
gary. Perspective-drawing apparatus
Eppler Welt Machine Company. (See Arnold, Henry H., assignor.)
Eppreoht, Herman, New York, N. T. Gas-burner ,
Epstein, Albert, Breslau, Germany. Folding foot-benoh
Erb, Samuel D., Shiremantown, Pa. Work-holder
Erbach, Valentine, Scranton, Pa. Car-coupling
Erbach, Valentine, Scranton, Pa. Car-coupling
Erben, Hermann F. T., Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Erben, John, and M. M. Koch, assignors to H. Eranke Steel Eange Company, Cleveland,;
Ohio. Oven i
Erbor. Andrew, Coplay, Pa. Washing-machine
Erbsloh, Rudolph. (See Marsh, George H., assignor.)
Erekson, Peter, Houston, Minn. Windmill
Erfort, August C. (See Storck, August C, assignor.)
Erichsen, Peter, Lunden, Island of Alsen, Germany. Valve for regulating the outflow of
aids
liqn
Erickson, Andrew S., Holdrege, Nebr. Pamp-gear for windmills
Erickson, Charles A., Red Wing, Minn. Wagon-body
Erickson, John. (See Carr, John, assignor.)
Erickson, Ole S., as.signor of three-fourths to M. J. and C. W. Shields and L. G. Witbeck,
Moscow, Idaho. Fumigating-cartridge
Ericksson, Eric H., St. Paul, Minn. Artificial leg
Ericson, John, Sabine Pass, Tex , assignor of one-half to A. Phinney, Edgartown, Mass.
Gravity oil-distributer for ships
Ericson, Lewis E., assignor to Flagg Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Knife-holder
for sole-rounding machines
Ericson, LewisE., assignor to Flagg Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Sole-round-i
ing machine '
Ericson, Richard W., Aurora, assignor to Pettibone, Mulliken & Company, Chicago, 111.,
Counterbalance mechanism for chutes of coal or ore docks [
Ericsson, Charles A. (See Lndwig^nd Ericsson.)
Ermold, Edward, New York, and W. Hollis, Brooklyn, N. Y.; said HoUis assignor to said
Ermold. Envelope-machine
Ernest, Juan W., I.os Angeles, Cal. Portable booth
Ernst, Charles K., Jr. (See Czora, Ernst, and Dernbrack.)
Erpel, Reinhold. (See Moeser and Erpel.t
Erskine, Robert S., London, England. Brake for cycles or other wheeled vehicles
Erslev, Bertha M. , Brooklyn , N. Y. Swinging support for clothes-lines
Ertel, George, Quincy, 111. Thermostatic regulator for incubators
Erway, Benjamin F., Mapleton, Iowa. Lister-cultivator
Erwin, John 0. (See Bliss and Erwin.)
Eschenbeck, Max, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to J. Mohs, Dresden, Germany. Machine)
for manufacturing boxes or plates '. 5
Eschner, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. Trolley- wire shield
Eschweiler, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Safety attachment for gas-burners
Escombe, Harry. (See Leverett and Ramsay, assignor.s.)
Eshliman, Christian, Glenwood, Iowa. Stovepipe-punching machine
Eakil, Jorgen J., Iron Mountain, Mich. Stove
Esmarch, Bernard C, Selly Oak, England. Lathe-carrier
Esselbach, Paul. (See Bernreuther, Carl, assignor.)
Esselen, Henry M., manager. (SeeFolsom, George P., assignor.)
Esser, Joseph, Barmen, Germany. Producing reflecting properties in Jewelry and small
No.
Essex, George B., Detroit, Mich. Safety water-gage
Essex, Samuel P., assignor of one-half to J. 0. Hurst, Zionsville, Ind. Gas-burner
Essex, Stephen. Providence, R. I. Conveyer-chain or link belt
Essex Watch Case Comjiany. (See Crowell, Henry M., assignor.)
Eatberg, William T., assignor to J. K. Fennell ani W. H. Cloak, Philadelphia, Pa. Win-
dow-shade fixture
Estell, SamuelF., Chicago, 111. Tricycle
Esterbrook, Edward B. (See Coxe, Charles B., assignor.)
Estienne, Alfred D., Marseilles, France. Machine for decorticating ramie or other plants.
Estlow, Alfred J., Hartford, Conn. Combination-case for cards, &c
Estlow, Alfred J., Hartford, Conn. Combination-case
Etchison, Samuel, Weiner, Ark. Hay-press
Etherington, Frank K., Cambridge, Mass. Door-lock markiug-gage
Etherington, Frank K., Cambridge, Mass. Door-lock marking-gage
Ethridge, Frank N. (See Ethiidge, Martin R. and F. N.)
Ethridge, Frank N., Boston, Mass., assignor to American Postal Machines Company, Port-J
land. Me. Machine for marking mail-matter 5
Ethridge, Frank N., Boston, Mass., assignor to American Postal Machines Company, oi}
■ Maine. Stamp-canceling machine J
525,807
525,808
525,809
527,599
512,173
515,824
530,477
520,521
513,311
525,950
512,017
512,103
520,773
525,760
519,303
529,612
514,352
531,523
514,067
527,484
527,525
526,126
523,162
527,676
522,519
513,491
523,141
514,819
518,397
518,. 522
530,755
527,146
514,353
524,601
529,025
512,689
530,303
513,312
513,492
529,324
531,306
524,978
517,741
531,307
528,420
528,421
524,634
513,313
527,600
521,564
521,565
Date.
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Oct.
Jan.
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
May 29
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
June 5
Sept. 11
May 1
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
bet. 16
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
July 17
Oct. 16
July 3
Jan. 30
July 17
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Aug. 21
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
June 19
June 19
Monthly
volume.
846
847
850
1518
741
154
687
2753
2628
1089
482
623
20
760
655
1958
638
2556
142
1331
1401
1397
1708
1640
2933
1676
1402
1671
1882
1203
768
638
1425
913
1596
400
2629
2935
1433
2170
1718
550
2951
2953
1146
2630
1520
1450
1456
192
:192
' 193
;193
i 194
368
180
37
172
666
638
248
115
150
5
:i76
177
159
^465
163
611
35
324
341
325
429
C395
\ 396
5150
1 151
722
419
C353
1354
413
466
293
087
)188
163
349
216
383
101
638
723
345
519
421
f 133
)134
C519
)520
C714
J 715
715
281
638
369
(338
<339
(340
(340
1341
68
•69
69
68 1430
353
332
832
66 I 329
69 1288
66 , 596
66 688
69 927
1656
•69
• 67
>67 ! 1493
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
101
Alpliabctical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Mail-marking uiachina .
llail-markiuir machine .
No.
Etliridge, Frank N., assignor to A. Leavitt, Boston, Mass.
Etliridge, Frank N., assignor to A. Leavitt, Boston, Mass.
Ethridge, Martin E. and F. N., Lynn, Mass., assignors, by mesne a.s.signmcnts, to Cope-)
land Rapid Lastcr Manufacturing Company, Portland, Me. Tack-driving machine S
Ethridge, Martin V. B., Everett, Mass., assignor to American Postal M,ichines Company,?
Portland, Me. Mail-marking machine S
Ethridge, Martin V. B., Bcston, Mass., assignor to American Postal Machines Comi any,?
Portland. Me. Stamp-canceling ami postmarking machine ..si
Ethridge. Martin V. B., Everett, Mass., a.nsignor to American Postal Machines Company,?!
Portland, Me. Stamp-canceling and postmarkin g machine ( |
Ethridge, Martin V. B., Everett, and H. E. 'Waite, Newton, assignors to C. F. Brown, Eead- ]
ing, Mas."). Mail-marking machine I
Etienno, Bruneau, Waterbury, Conn. Hot- water boiler
Ettenger, George W., Barrow-in-Fnmess, assignor of one-half to G. E. Church, London, (
England. Brake-beam i
Ettinger, Joel, Milton, Pa. Rotary cutter
Ettinger, Joel, assignor to Joel B.Ettinger Machine Company, Limited, Milton, Pa. Ro-
tary cutter
Ettinger., Joel, assignor to Joel B. Ettinger Machine Company, Limited, Milton, Pa. Ro-
tary cutter
Ettinger, Rose, New York, N. Y. Folding table
Ettinger, Rose, New York, N. Y. Combined folding table and bed
Eubank Cav Door Companj'. (See Eubank, Thoma.s, assignor.)
Eubank, Thomas, assignor to Eubank Car Door Company, Little Rock, Ark. Car-door
fastener
Euchenhofer, Edward E. (See 'Weinman and Euchenhofer.)
Euchcnhofer, Edward E., C. J. Weinman, and A. L. Stevens; said Euchenhofer and 'Wein-
man assignors to said Stevens; said Stevens assignor of two-thirds to J. M. Phelps and
C. W. tjthbrok, Dayton, Ohio. Labeling-machine
Eugster, Joseph, London, Engl.and. Means for hermetically closing gazogenes, &c
Eulenfeld. Ferdinand von, Breslau, Germany. Horseshoe-calk
Euphrat, Theophile, Darien, Conn. Life-guard for street-cars
Euphrat, Theophile, Darien, assignor of oueeightli to C. S. Trowbridge, South Norwalk,
Conn. Guard and shade attachment for windows
Eureka Can Opining Company. (See Kleinfeldt, Arthur, assignor.)
Eureka Coat Pad Company of Baltimore City. (See Goldman, Edward, assignor.)
Enstiee, Edward A , Newton, Iowa. Wire-stretcher
Evans, Abrani, Cor.sica, Ohio. Wceding-hoc
Evans, Alfred, Newburg, N. Y. Chair-seat
Evans, Arthtir K., Toronto, Canada. Rope-grip
Evan.«. Arthur K.. Toronto, Canada. Stay -traveler
Evans, Benjamin F., Vewton. Kans. Air- forcing apparatus
Evans, D. L., et al. (See Welling, John E., assignor.)
Evans, David E., et al. (See Darley, John W., Jr., assignor.)
Evans, Elisha A. (See Bernhard, George, assignor.)
Evans, Elmer O.. Boston, Mass. Roadway and vehicle therefor
Evans, Evan, Chicora, Pa. Check-valve for oil-wells
Evans, Evan, Chicora, Pa. Shut-off valve for oil-wells
Evans, GeorgeC. and .J. W. Layne. Higginsville, Mo. Advertising-board
Evans, Hampton W., Philadelpliia, Pa. Combined car fender and brake
Evans, Ira T., Clive, Iowa. Harrow
Evans, James. Linn Grove, Iowa. Device for transmitting power
Evans, John, Toronto, Canada. Car-coupling ."
Evans, John F., assignorof one-half to J.L.Simsand'W.L.Gloze, Orangeburg, S.C. Lubri-
cator
Evans, Joseph W.. Newburyport, Mass. Sash-holder
Evans, Louis C, Springfield, Ohio. Seeder
522,04<)
i 523,467
513,384
521,566
521,605
521,606
521.764
518,592
515,666
529,115
529,113
529,114
Sl.i.n.iS
517,607
512,467
.517,918
526.696
516, -Sti
514,749
521,607
513,993
514,419
516,003
518,880
520,955
517,039
Date.
June 26
July 24
Jan. S3
June 19
June 19
June 19
Juno 19
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
June 19
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
June 5
Mar. 27
512,174 Jan. 2
523,629 July 24
530,405 Dec. 4
Evans, Louis C, Springfield, Ohio. Planter
Evans. Morris, assignor of two-thirds to C. McCreary and K. Gieaeler, Erie, Pa. Smoke-?
consuming furnace (
Evans, Robert D., et al. (See Gooding and Gondey, assignors.)
Evans, Robert D., et al. (See Knight, Margaret E., assignor.)
Evans, Robert D., et al. (See Knight and Gooding, assignors.)
Evans, Robert D., et al. (See Steele, Herbert B., assignor.)
Evans, Robert E. M. (See Rr-iff, William H., assignor.)
Evans, Samuel W., .Jr. (See Gaskill, William H., assignor.)
Evans, ThomasP., National Military Home, Ohio. Duplex burner
Kvans, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for dressing hides, &c
Evans, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Hide and skin machine
Evans. Williams S. (See Curtis, George D., assignor.)
Evarts, Edward S., Chicago. 111. Expanding cylinder for polishing-machines
Evelyn- Liardet, Wilbraham, Elsternwick, Victoria. Explosive and making same
Even, Louis, and J. T. Crowe, Jeftnesbarg, Mo. ; said Even assignor to said Crowe.
Tongue-support
Evenden, Robert E , North Coburg, Victoria. Centrifugal chum
Evered, Joshua, assignor of two thirds to L. G. Lange, Doluth, Minn., and A. C. Lange,
Muskegon, Mich, Steam-engine
Everest, David O., Pino Grove, and L. C. Lull, Kalamazoo, Mich. Spring-tooth harrow . ..
Everest, Hiram B., Riverside, Cal. Packiug-ljox
Everest, Hiram B., Riverside, Cal. Water-sprinkler
Everett, Charles. I., Tenafly, N. J. Cement compound
Everett, Edward H., and A. Samuelson, Newark, Ohio. Glass-melting furnace
Everett, George W., assignor of one-fourth to J. J. Little, New York, N. Y. Adjustable!
window-shade holder i
530,7.56
525,071
531.308
529,2.52
513,098
516,087
.518,494
520,182
526,521
531,367
527,957
525,493
526,387
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
May 22
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
528 534 Nov. 6
521,020 , June 5
1
524,822 Aug. 21
522,339 July 3
513,493 .Jan. 30
516,302 Mar. 13
514,354 Feb. 6 i
519.992 I May 15
515,757 , Mar. 6
521,537 ! June 19
530,026 Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
Everett. Wilbur F., Reno, assignor to D. M. Bull, Verdi, Nev. Machine for cutting metal [
bars. &c \ 521,785 June 26
Everitt, Percival, deceased, London, England; H. M. Woolf, executor. Velocipede 1530,169 ; Dec. 4
2316
2246
2740
1459
1526
1531
1808
2002
2780
1061
1058
1000
349
309
1244
823
41
1750
1297
1534
35
732
437
Q489
370
2183
742
■2.517
576
1204
1914
2174
1310
■2281
556
C 564
) 565
(667
) 6r.8
C341
)342
(357
) 358
(358
?359
429
490
( 692
i693
256
255
255
82
73
300
11
206
207
571
1829
2188
2100
11
412
323
359
7
180
101
617
90
517
180
631
143
293
409
520
314
551
134
454
.533
500
j > 501
2283 [III
2144
288
1863
16
475
1466
281
2937
925
639
1841
39
1409
2677
516
72
[443
I 444
357
i3,74
723
217
163
450
I 326
(642
i643
Official
Gazette.
67
1 68
\-
|67
|67
67
67
1 66
69
69
69
66
67
J 67
69
66
60
67
60
66
66
(i7 I 499
67 12B5
66 1908
66
68
69
09
68 I 1057
69 I 1G50
09 ' 903
66 .527
60 1559
67 307
67 j 986
[68
1 69 1677
69 442
68 ; 1205
69
67
68
66 689
66 1642
66 i 973
67 909
66 1462
1484
67
1187
1844 I 439
155 40,41
67 1581
09 I 1243
102
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Eversole, Theodore "W., "Washington, D. C. Self-heating soldering-iron
Evia, Alfonso L., Merida, Mexico. Machine for disintegrating fihrous plants.
Eviston, Henry. (See Springer and Eviston.)
Ewaldt, Angust, Chicago, 111. Bumping-post
Ewart, William D., assignor to Link-Belt Machinery Company, Chicago, HI. Eriction-
clutch .
Ewers, George I. , San Francisco, Cal. Automatic gas-burner
Ewers, George I., San Francisco, Cal. Lighting device for gas-burners
Ewert, Otto, and H. L. Marbach, Cleveland, Ohio, assignors, by mesne assignments, to E.
E. Fennesy, New York, N. T. Wick for oil stoves or lamps
Ewing, A. N., et al. (See Thrasher, Benton C, assignor.)
Ewing, Charles W. (See Usry, "William E., assignor.)
Ewing, William T., et al. (See Terhune, Eugene A., assignor.)
Excelsior Needle Company. (See Dayton, William H., assignor.)
Excelsior Steel Furnace Company. (See Scherer, Albert G., assignor.)
Expanded Metal Company. (See Golding, John F., assignor.)
Eyeless Tool Company. (See Coblens, John Z., assignor.)
Eyer, Samuel, and D. Smeltzer, Wakarusa, Ind. Railway-crossing danger-signal
Eymann, Walter C. (SeeStecke, Albert, assignor.)
Eynon, Benjamin, Pittsburg, Pa. Feed- water heater
Eynon-Evans Manufacturing Company. (See Eynon, Thomas M., assignor.)
Eynon, Thomas M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Eynon-Evans Manufacturing Company,
of Pennsylvania "V^acunm-breaker '. 1 .
Eynon, Thomas M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Eynon-Evans Manufacturing Company,
of Pennsylvania. Condenser
Eynon, Thomas M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Eynon-Evans Manufacturing Company,
of Pennsylvania. Balanced check-valve -
Eyre, George L. P., London, and T. J. Hopkins, Trowbridge, England; said Hopkins as-
signor to said Eyre. Wool-washing machine
F. B. Fargo & Company. (See Disbrow, Reuben B., assignor.)
F. B. Fargo & Company. (See Payne, Darius W., assignor.)
F. F. Ide Manufacturing Company. (See Ide, Ferdinand F., assignor.)
F. H. Hill Company. (See Edward, John C, assignor.)
F. M. Carr Manufacturing Company. (See Caxv. Florence M., assignor.)
F. P. Little Electrical (Jonstrnction and Supply Company. (See Kester, Jesse F., as-
signor. )
Faber, Alice. (See Faber, John P., assignor.)
Faber, Eberhard. (See Fornander, Alfred, assignor.)
Faber, John P., assignor to A. Faber, Rochester, N. Y. Sulky ,
Fabisch, Philip, Baltimore, Md. Placket-guard ,
Fabric Measuring and Packaging Company. (See Sutton, Andrew H., assignor.)
Eagan, Darkes. (See Donovan, (jeorge L., assignor.)
Fahey, Timothy, Spokane, Wash. Combined bevel and square
Fahrig, William, Chicago, 111 . Ice-velocipede
Fahrmeier, Henry. (See Raasch and Fahrmeier.)
Fahrney, Andrew, Milledgeville, 111. Brake for railway-cars
Fahy, James E., New York, N. Y. Die-stock
Faint, George, Indiana, Pa. Easel
Fairbairn, Charles, and M. Wells, Manchester, England. Apparatus for forging screws
by rolling
Fairbairn, Charles, and M. Wells, Manchester, England. Apparatus for forging screws -.
Fairbairn, Thomas A., San Diego, Cal. Check-hook
Fairbank, Josiah, Helena, Ohio. Machine for erecting frame structures
Fairbank, Manford F., and J. R. Meach, assignors of one-half to T. Measures, Ogden Cen-|
tre, Mich., and D. Brown, Seward, Ohio. Knotter mechanism for grain-binders \
Fairbanks, Albert C, Boston, Mass. Wheel-rim
Fairbanks, Chester A., Denver, Colo. Folding camp-chair
Fairbanks, Henry, and H. Parker, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Process of and machine for making
spools or hollow articles from paper-stock
Fairbanks, Heniy, and H. Parker, St. Johnsbury, Vt., assignors to Vacuum Wet Machine
Company, of Vermont. Machine for couching and drying pulp
Fairbanks, Henry B., el al. (See Dow, George B. N., assignor.)
Fairbanks, Mandal W., Boonville. Cal. Pistol attachment for gun-barrels
Fairchild, Frank J., Saginaw, Mich., assignor of one-half to T. Mchels. Fire-escape
Fairchild, Henry L. (See Brewster, Flora A., assignor.)
Fairfield, Hadley P., "West Medford, assignor to J. W. Brooks, trustee. Petersham, Mass.
Rotary cutter
Fairfleld-Harailton, Harry. (See Tanner, Henry J., assignor.)
Fairmount Machine Company. (See Anderson, Gustav E., assignor.)
Fairweather, Samuel, et al. (See Ferguson, George W., assignor.)
Falck, Adolph. (See Lewis, Charles F. and W., assignors.)
Falck, Adolph. (See Rider, Herbert E., assignor.)
Fales, Edward, "W"inthrop, Mass. Fuel-support or grate
Fales, Edward, Winthrop, Mass. Combined dumping and shaking grate
Fales, Edward, Winthrop, Mass. Dumping-grate
Falk Automatic Photo. Company. (See Mackusick, Ehner F., assignor.)
Falkenau, Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa. Ditferential brake
Falkenstein, Charles, et al. (See Loeben, Gustav A., assignor.)
Falkenstein, George, et al. (See Loeben, Gustav A., assignor.)
Fall, Daniel W., F. B. Wineland, and S. L. Richards, Breckenridge, Colo. Settling-
tank
Fallis, Edward 0., Toledo, Ohio. Metallic grain-storage building .
Fallon, William, New York, N. Y. Dumping-scow
Falor, Noah W., Mogadore, Ohio. Cultivator
Faltinowsky, Frank. (See Klaflfky and Faltinowsky.)
Falvey, Dennis, Battle Creek, Mich. Calking- tool
Fane, Thomas. (See Lavender, Charles P., assignor.)
Fanning, Peter P. (See Rutfuer, Jonas F., assignor.)
Fanshaw, Edwin, Sheffield, England. Engraving-machine
No.
525,494
526,103
524,416
524,585
515,758
515,759
530,170
517,097
521,708
513,903
513,904
515,578
517,566
.522,657
Date.
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
June 19
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
530,027
July 30
Nov. 27
524,417 Aug. 14
529,371 Nov. 20
530,171
518,808
518,544
516,764
524.199
515,544
530,028
530,495
530,172
516,763
523.113
522,589
.511,940
521,339
518,917
526,073
526,074
529,066
513,771
.526,565
521,951
.522,887
521,340
531,411
527,677
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
July 17
July 10
Jan. 2
June 12
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
June 26
July 10
June 12
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Monthly
volume.
290
1358
795
1057
40
42
156
2296
1696
3611
3612
2642
72
C315
5 316
C194
^95
261
12
12
41
541
398
890
890
656
244 157,58
823
2678
796
1525
157
2382
1919
1717
398
2591
2679
743
159
1717
1619
711
361
1061
2559
1307
1309
983
3405
2164
2142
1206
1062
2350
1643
206
043
195
365
41
589
474
Official
Gazette.
84
248
633
303
C303
1304
234
840
517
513
300
248
561
396
66
1205
1423
823
872
1462
1463
1244
1930
1539
816
816
1395
48
68
404 66
94 68
641 66
643 G9
f 182
il83
41
404
406
182
174
1187
823
965
1244
478
382
1803
734
1384
1187
1350
1244
1803
338
155
68
1404
67 512
69
1414
1414
845
774
1586
1639
244
1404
1690
333
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
103
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Fanta, Ferdinand, assignor to Oxygen Producing Syndicate, Limited, London, England.i
Apparatus for making oxygen
Farbcnfabriken, vomials Fr. Bayer & Co.
Faibenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
FarlienCabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
Farbcnfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer cfe Co.
Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
FiirV)enfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.
ors.)
Farbworke, vormals Meister, Lucius & Briining. (See Knorr, Ludwig, assignor.)
Farbweiko, vormals ifeister, Lucius &. Briining. (.See Kuzel, Hans, assignor.)
Faibwerke, vormals Mi-ister, Lucius &i Briining. (See Laubmann, Heinrioh, assignor.)
Farchmin, Herman, Gera, Gennany. Dovetailingmachine
Fargo, Frank B., Lake Mills, AVis. Butter-worker
(See Duisberg, Carl, assignor.)
(SeoDuisberg and Ott, assignors.)
(See Ileymann, Bernhard, assignor.)
(See Lsrael and Paibo, assignors.)
(See Ivrekelerand Krais, assignors.)
(See Manassc, Ottf>, assignor.)
(See Nastvogel and Reingruber, assignors.)
(See Stoebr, Carl, assignor.)
(See Ulrich and Bammann, assignors.)
(See Ulrich, Bammann, and flerzberg, a.ssij
Faribault, Sterne A., Elsdon, 111. Combined billiard-table, bookcase, and desk
Faries, Robert, Decatur, HI. Machine for making check-row wire
Faries, Robert, Decatur, 111. Ad.iustablo carrier for electric lamps
Faris, Frederick F., Wheeling, W. Va. Hi-arth-bed for fireplaces
Fariss, Thomas J., Camp Hill, Ala. Iron fence
Farley, James, Waukesha, Wis. Valve for steam-pumps
Farmer, Elkin. (See Mayr, George, assignor.)
Farmer, (ieorgo P., Montolair, N. J. Clip for papers, &c
Farmer, George W., Indianapolis, Ind. Shultlo-gaide for looms
Fanner, James S.. Salford, assignor of tbree-tifths to H. L. and I. H. Storey, Lancaster.j
England. Machine fur the manufacture of solid-color floor-cloths i
Farmer, John, Jersey City, N. J. Device for drawing ale
Farmer, John R., assignor of two-thirds to O. M. Schmidt and W. B. Grable, St. Louis, Mo.i
Automatic electric signal-lamp \
Farmer, Julius M., Milwaukee, assignor of one-half to H. and A. L. Router, Rico Lake,
Wis. Sewing-machine needle
Farmer, Luther C, Miuueapolis, Minn., assignor to Crown Syndicate, of Minnesota. Pendu-
lum-scale
Farmer, William W. (See Rehfuss, George, J. G., and M. O., assignors.)
Farnham, Bion B.. Castleton, N. Y. Expansible pulley
Famham, Isaiah IT.. Wellesley, Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Elec-
tric Company, of Illinois. Aununcialor-signal
Farnotf, Jay W., Buflalo, N. T. Meat-chop))ing machine
Farnsworth, Andrew C, Chicago, and C.E. Roberts, Oak Park, 111.; said Roberts assignor
to said Farnsworth. Journal-bearing
Farnsworth, Thomas, San Antonio, Tex. Gas-compressing pump
Farnum, Myra C, Port Jervis, N. T. Oven
Farr, Willi,s M , Dowagiac, Mich. Sand-band
Farrant, George H., Bemerton, England. Protector for exposed seats
Farrar, Robert J., et al. (See Widrig, Charles, assignor. 'i
Farrar, William B., assignor of one-half to 0. W. Carr, Greensborough, N. C. Therapeutic
electrode,
Farrell, Delia, et al. (See Farrell, George W., assignor.)
Farrell, George B., East Las Vegas, N. Mex. Ter. Watchmaker's calipers
Farrell, George W., assignor to D. Farrell, Ausable Forks, and A. J. Merrill, Jay, N. Y.
Beer-condensing and bottle-iilling apparatus
Fiirrell, John, Pittsburg, Pa. Waste apparatus for bath-tubs, basins, &c
Farrell, William P., Jamestown, N. D. Power-driven vehicle
Farrer, James F., et al. (See Parman, William S., assignor.)
Farrington, Clarence H., assignor to F. W. Mann, Milford, Mass. Bone-cutting machine..
Farwell, Fay 0., assignor of one-half to Adams Company, Dubuque, Iowa. Electric-lamp
holder
No.
519,627
Farwell, Fay 0., assignor of one-half to Adams Company, Dubuque, Iowa. Non-conduct-
ing handle
Farwell, Oscar F., Woodstock, Vt., assignor to Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company,
Greenfield, Mass. Tire-marker
Faasett, Nelson B.. Chicago, III. Machine for coupling drive-chain links
Fast Color Eyelet Company. (See Manville. Frank B., assignor.)
Fate, John D., Plymouth, Ohio. Brick or tile cutting table ^
Fatkin, James, Aspen, Colo. Wrench
Fat kin, James, assignor of three-fourths to J. Schoelkopf and H. W. Stormer, Aspen, Colo.
Bailing device
Faucher, Charles. (See Sego and Faucher.)
Faulder, Thomas. (See Bradley and Faulder.)
Fanlhaber, Hermann F. A., and C. F. Koch, Schwabisch Hall, Germany. Chimney-
cowl
517,336
515,667
513,314
5I6,.526
521,952
518,100
518,837
526,149
513,772
528,505
521,1.57
512,951
521,435
517,853
513,177
522,658
527,839
529,253
527,016
530,097
518,057
526,075
524,893
520,673
528,535
519,888
514675
513,773
517,003
524,707
524,708
Faulkner, James J., assignor of one-half to G. W. Washburn, Memphis, Tenn. Refriger-
ating apparatus
Faunt Le Roy, Hamp. B. (See Walton, Henry, assignor.)
Faus, Norman A., Kansas City, Kans. Railway-signal carrier
Faust. John, Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company,
Bridgeport, Conn. Automatic stop action for sewing-machines
Fauteux, Edouard, Montreal, Canada. Awning
Favier, Pierre A., Paris, France. Machine for decorticating ramie, etc
Favre, Louis A., Ticonderoga, N. Y. Sight for firearms
Fawcett, Ezra, Alliance, assignor of one-half to L. W. Bradley, Cleveland, Ohio. Dynamo-
electrio machine
Fawcett, James W., St. Kild-a, Victoria. Means for regulating rays of light passing through
photographic lenses
Fawcett, John F. W.. West Superior. Wis. Split pulley
Fawcett, Richard. (See Hibbert, Fawcett, and Worthington.)
Fawcett Richard, Salem, Ohio. Axle-nut
519,249
524,964
51.^934
530,029
528,085
518,398
512,175
525,869
530.264
530,098
520,983
523,887
Date.
May 8
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
Jan.
23
2631
Mar. 13
June 26
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
1,318
2145
1140
2423
Sept.
18
1439
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
June 12
Jan. 16
June 12
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
July 10
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
May 29
Nov. 6
May 15
Feli. 13
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Monthly
volume.
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
June 5
July 31
1247
C299
1300
2685
2782
3407
3102
721
2074
1212
630
693
(638
K>39
313
514
287
mo
C334
^335
840
752
cion
\ 170
491
C287
1288
720 I 181
2411 j 582
824
1909
1311
563
35
1071
1312
1576
3019
18
1673
1173
3408
2103
206
459
315
137
9,10
271
.304
385
730
6
407
292
841
f497
1498
May
Aug.
1
21
563
1092
Mar.
Nov.
6
27
315
26d0
Oct.
23
2375
1266 I 312
I
1268 I 312
I
137
415
75
641
573
413
181
226
82
10
100
744
1672
743
1006
329
36
417
2989
527,415 Oct. 16 1216 ; 297
516,861
528,662
i 528,293
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
1870
256
Oct. 30 27.36
442
63
661
Otlicial
Gazette.
67
69
66
104
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
STo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Fawell, Joseph. (See Hemphill, "Wilcox, and Pawell. )
Fa well, Joseph, and J. Hemphill, Pittsburg, Pa. Kolling-mill.
Fawkes, "Wilbert C, Chicago, Til. Exhibiting device
JFaxon, Micha B. (See Lambert, Bichard C, assignor.)
Fay, Albert T., Minneapolis, Minn. Electric-railway conduit ,
Fay, Albert T., Minneapolis, Minn. Conduit for trolley-arms
Fay, Arthur H. (See Hendrick and Fay.)
Fay, August M. (See Hadfleld, Joseph, assignor.)
Fay, Edgar E. , Worcester, Mass. Velocipede-wheel
Fay, Edwin L. (See Street, Francis L., assignor.)
Fay, Irving H. (See Burbank, Louis S., assignor.)
Fay, Owen, Oil City, Pa. Construction of oil-wells
Fay, Eimmon C, assignor to Remington Arms Company, Ilion, N. Y. Breakdown gun. ..
Fay, Eimmon C., assignor to Remington Arms Company, Hion, N. Y. Gun-frame
Fay, Eimmon C, Ilion, assignor to Remington Arms Company, New York, N. Y. Ad-
justable handle-bar for bicycles
Fay, Eimmon C, and G. E. Humphreys, assignors to Remington Arms Company, Ilion, <
N. Y. Ejector for breakdown guns <
Fay, S. M., et al. (See Julian, Gideon, assignor.)
Fay, Thomas J., New York, N. Y., assignor to C. & C. Electric Company, of New Jersey.
System of electrical distribution
Fearn, Oris E., assignor of one-half to S. G. Porter, Haigler, Nebr. Razor-handle
Fearn, William E., Camden, N. J., assignor to J. McLoughlin, New York, N. Y. Baga-
telle-table
Fearn, William R., Camden, N. J., assignor to D. W.Knapp, New York, N. Y. Question
and answer educator
Federici, Antonio, Paterson, N. J. Building-block
Featherbone Corset Company. (See Chappell, Fredi L., assignor.)
Fee, George, North Bay, Canada. Refrigerator
Fee, Harry L., New Orleans, La. Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Fee, William E., assignor to A. J. White, Cincinnati, Ohio. Clamp for cutter-blades
Feely, James E., Maiden, Mass. Pipe-drilling device
Fefel, Henry H., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine trimmer -
Fefel, Henry H., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Fefel, Henry H., New York, N. Y., assignor to Union Special Sewing Machine Company,
Chicago, lU. Oversear._ for fabrics -
Fefel, Henry H., New York, N. Y., assignor to Union Special Sewing Machine Company,
Chicago, 111. Sewing-machine- 1
Fefel, Henry H., New York, N. Y., assignor to Union Special Sewing Machine Company,
Chicago, 111. Trimmer for sewing-machines
Feicker, Fredrick C, Northampton, Mass. Machine for sawing knife-handle blanks
Feigl, Albert, New York, N. Y. Lamp-shade
Feiner, Adolph, and T. G. Saxton, Lexington, Ky. Device for holding collars on shirts. - -
Feiner, Adolph, and T. G. Saxton, Lexington, Ky. Device for holding collars or cuffs on
shirts.
Feishtinger, Charles W., Fritztown, assignor of one-half to S. Shearer, Lower Heidelberg,
Pa. Calendar-clock i :
Feix, Firm of Jos. (See Thamerus, Paul, assignor.)
Felbel, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Type- writing machine
Feldenheimer, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Knitted undershirt
Feldman, Frank C. (See Phillips and Feldman.)
Feldmeier, Harvey, assignor to D. H. Burrell & Co. , Little Falls, N. Y. Cheese-press
Feldt, Ferdinand J., Peoria, 111. Lathe-chuck
Felker, Melancthon O., Springfield, Ohio. Whip
Felker, William S. (See Shearer, Albert W., assignor.)
Fell, Ambrose G., New York, N. Y. Obtaining lead salts from native ores
Fell, William T., London, England. Horse-collar
Felldin, Abraham, Auburn, N. Y. Piano
Feller, Nicholas, et al. (See Barr, Samuel D., assignor.)
Fellows, Samuel E., Hubbard, Ohio. Cooler for cinder-notches
Fenderson, Edward J., Lowell, assignor to H. H. Ham, Boston, and A. A. Cobum, Lowell,
Mass. Spindle for spinning-machines
Feneran, Frederick J., andE. D. Milks, Machias, N. Y. Hay-knife
Fenley, Frank, assignor to E. B. Kemp, New Orleans, La. Water-motor
Fenn, Jason C, Terryville, Conn., assignor of one-half to W. E. Phelps, Elmwood, 111.
Bridge.
Fenn, Katy, Chicago, assignor of one-half to K. V. Lawlor, Joliet, 111. Multiple record
Fennell, George H. (See Linebaok, William T.^ assignor.)
Fennell, James K., et al. (See Estberg, William T., assignor.)
Fennesy, Frank E. (See Ewert and Marbaob, assignors.)
Fenno, Isaac, etal. (See Howe, Patrick, assignor.)
Fenwick, Eobert W., Washington, D. C, assignor to A. E. Hunt, Scranton, Pa. Hand
glass-tube cutter
F6raud, Joseph, Paris, France. Filtering apparatus
Ferguson, Florian, Seattle, Wash. Lamplighter
Ferguson, George C.,Odell, Nebr., assignor of one-half to M. Oswald, Hanover, Kana. Su-
per for beehives
Ferguson, George W., Plymouth, assignor to S. Fairweather and W. Clausen, Sheboygan,
Wis. Garment-supporter
Ferguson, Henry J., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to C. F. Burrell, trustee. Barrel- washer ..
FergTison, James H., Brooklyn, assignor of one-fourth to J Nestor, New York, N. Y. Mak-
ing curved electrotypes or stereotypes for printing
Ferguson, John M., Chicago, 111. 5il-gas burner -
Ferguson, Lyman, assignor of one-half to E. Young, Syracuse, N. Y. Bicycle
Ferguson, Peter, and W. Y. Fleming, Paisley, Scotland. Steam-boiler
Ferguson, Eobert, and A. T. Danks, Melbourne, Victoria. Milking-machine
525,263
522,979
522,460
522,461
520,845
526,346
528,. 'iOe
528,507
528,629
528,508
521,436
519,250
519,842
523,338
527,416
518,233
513,460
520,260
525,385
513,008
513,009
523,931
523,932
523,9.33
521,608
522,752
514,454
528,469
527,386
526,774
528,536
529,856
516,645
511,838
519,704
528,422
520,139
518,495
521,142
519,251
529,524
530,265
520,774
513,965
513,905
522,462
529,116
526,522
530,515
522,319
514,218
528,423
530,331
518,234
Aug. 28
July 17
July 3
July 3
June 5
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
June 12
May 1
May 15
July 24
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
May 22
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 31
July 31
July 31
June 19
July 10
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
May 15
Oct. 30
May 22
Apr. 17
June 5
May 1
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
June 5
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
July 3
Nov. 13
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
July 3
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
2228
1383
495
496
1772
3103
3105
183
3106
1215
564
1593
2024
1217
1378
2875
2323
114
2162
2163
3073
3074
3078
1535
1013
790
3044
1163
177
19
2366
1516
144
1375
2955
2113
1830
692
565
18^2
a33
22
3705
3613
497
1062
2102
793
247
422
2955
452
1379
C565
^566
360
37
C715
^716
515
454
162
137
433
82
5
913
890
126
2.i6
f 196
il97
102
716
113
346
(,■142
<543
(544
(344
i345
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126
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753
45
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389
509
297
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C563
^564
30
514
515
765
(765
J 766
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202
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41
7
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
105
Kame, residence, and invention.
Ferguson, Sidney M , assignor to himself and J. M. TVell, Elwood, Ind. Mail-bag fastener
Ferguson, Thomas, Hawksbiirn, Victoria. Machine for simping and filling siphon-bottles.
Ferguson, Thomas T. H., Hankow. China. Sextant attachment
Ferguson, William J., Baltimore, Md. Automatic oiler for elevator-guides
Ferguson, William J., assignor of one-half to W. G. H. Stump, Baltimore, Md. Device for
opening or closing elevator-doors
Fergnsson, Frederick D. (See Robinson and Fergusson.)
Fernald, James W. (See Jodoin, Pierre, a-ssiguor.)
Femholtz, Emil, assignor of one-half to J. Stocke and H. C. Beckmann, St. Louis, Mo.
Mold for brick-machines
Ferrall. Thoracis E., Bridgeport, assignor to Union Hardware Company, Torrington, Conn.
Hoisting-block
Ferrall. Thomas R., Bridgeport, assignor to Union Hardware Company, Torrington, Conn.
Snatch-block
Ferrand, Jules. Darnetal, France. Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Ferree, Samuel P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Educational puzzle
FeneU, Alphouzo. (See Blosser and Kunkle, assignors.)
Ferrer, Ramon M. (See Slorell and Ferrer.)
Ferres, Jeffrey T., Anderson. lud. Bottle-packing wrapper
Ferrin, Moroni D , Ogdeu, Utah Ter. Music-leaf turner
Ferris, Edwin C, and G. M. Wheeler, Tacoma, Wash. Automatic water-circulating fire-
grate.
Ferris, Henry L., Harvard. 111. Door-hanger
Ferris, John C, Millville, N. Y. Wire-fence machine
Ferris, .John F., and W. 11. Thomas. North English, Iowa. Gate
Ferry, Edwin R., New Haven, and S. Halliwell, Tyler City, Conn.; said Ferry assignor to
said Halliwell. Sash-fastener
Ferry, Frank P., assignor of one-half to T. Clark <t Co., Danbury, Conn. Machine for an-)
tomatically making pasteboard strips for hat-packing rings j
Ferry, Harvey S., Mount Vernon, assignor to Ferry Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. Method of aud means for carbonating liquids .'
Ferry, Harvey S., Mount Vernon, assignor to Ferry Manufacturing Company, New York,)
N. Y. Apparatus for carbonating liimids j
Ferry Manulaeturing Company. (See Ferry, Harvey S., assignor.)
Fette, Henry, Goodenow, 111. "Feeder for hay-presses
Fetters, William H., Green town, Ohio. Punip
Feuerbacher, Frank P., assignor of one-balf to J. M. Fightmaster and H. H. Howard, Okla-
homa, Okla. Ter. Cross-tie for railways
Feuersteiu, Albert E. (See Buckley, Charles E., assignor.)
Fewkes, Joseph T., assignor to E. H. Anderson, Philadelphia, Pa. Oil-filter
Feyereisen. John P. (See Bauer and Feyeroisen.)
Fickinger, Emil H., assignor to Acme Roofing Company, Canton, Ohio. Machine for mak-
ing conductor-pipes
Fidler, James. (See Richardson and Fidler.)
Fieke, Karl G., Dresden, Germany. Cai-brake
Field, Arthur W.. Boston, Mass. Brake-shoe
Field, Benjamin F.. Los Angeles, Cal. Water-filter
Field, Charles C, New York. N. Y. Wagon-seat
Field, Charles C . New York, N. Y. Corner-iron for vehicle-seats
Field, Daniel A., et al. (See Frost, Walter E., assignor.)
Field, David W. (See Cummings and Field.)
Field, Edward, et al. (See Dixon, George, assignor.)
Field, Hiram, Smith ville, Canada, assignorof one-half to G.D.Wyckoff, Washington, D. C.
Pump.
Field. John T., St. Louis, Mo. Directory -po.st and call-box
Field, Rollin D., Rutland, Vt. Attachment for .stone-working machines
Field, Rollin D.. and E. O. Pratt, Rutland, Vt. Stone- working machine
Field, Stephen D., Stockbridge, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. Telephone
Field, Stephen D., Stockbridge, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. Electromagnetic apparatus
Field, Stephen D., Stockbridge, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. Suppression of self-inductive obsti-uction in electromagnetic apparatus
Field, Thaddieus S., assignor of one-half to G. W. Dunn, Atlanta, Ga. Wheel-hub
Field, W. R. (See Hogue, Lovren E., assignor.)
Field, William E., Hawthorn, Victoria. Miner's safety-lamp ,
Field, William H., Port Chester, N. Y. Bag
Fielding, John, Gloucester, England. Valve-gear
Fielding, WilUam B.. San Jos6, Cal. Wire-tightener
Fields, Charles C, assignor of one-half to A. D. Reynolds, Bristol, Tenn. Automatic alarm-
register
Fields, Charles C, Bristol, Tenn., assignor to Fields Manufacturing Company, Louisville,
Kv. Register
Fields, Cyrus G. (See Ogle and Fields.)
Fields Manufacturing Company. (See Fields. Charles C, assignor.)
Fiester, John C, Reading. Pa. Means for fastening wheels to shafts
Fitield, Henry H., a.ssignor of one-half to S. S. Bonham, La Plata, and B. W. Bonham, La-
crosse, Mo. Rail way -rail joint
Fifield, James J., Chelsea. Mass. Machine for concaving razors
Figgins. Joseph F., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-third to W. F. Zang, Harrisburg,
Pa. Wall-(Iesk
Fightmaster, John M., et al. (See Feuerbacher. Frank P., assignor.)
Filbert. John H., Baltimore, Md. Making edible fats
Filip, Franz, New York. N. Y. Apparatus for molding veneer articles
Filstrup, Lara L , Chicago, 111. Capo tasto
Finch, Frederiek A., assignor of one- third to G. H. Miller, St. Louis, Mo. Vehicle-wheel..
Finch, James M., and C. Pfeiffer, Milwaukee, Wis. Wire-mattress-weaving machine
Finch, James T.. Wellsville, Ohio. Chimney-top and ventilator
Finch, John M., Homell.sville, N. Y. Fishing-rod support
Finch, John M., assignor of one-half to F. Miller, Marysville, Cal. Rotating grain-meter..
Finch, John Q., San Francisco, Cal. Lubricator ."
Finch, John W., Northampton, Mass. Monocycle
No.
514,18:J
526.861
530,ai0
517,272
527,366
518,185
511,766
516.192
529.117
523,067
515,668
523,272
517,567
516.193
516,S03
523,202
512,618
523,833
530,070
530,071
.'521, 261
519,081
521,158
530,757
531,170
519.993
529,372
524,543
512,01f<
526,223
513,966
530.099
525,700
517,742
523,630
529,373
530,.=;i6
517,216
527,055
526,566
518,593
513,906
520,159
528,509'
525,009
527.367
531,368
Date.
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
July 17
Feb. 27
July 17
Apr. 3
M:.r. 13
Jlar. 20
July 17
Jan. 9
July 31
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
June 12
May 1
June 12
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
May 15
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
July 24
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
May 22
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
522.409
528,663
514,263
51«,e81
515,202
517,797
520.041
517.608
518.058
521,786
Juhr 3
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Mav 22
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
June 26
342
320
1316
2579
1132
1278
39
752
1064
1530
2783
1904
248
753
1769
1785
1528
2893
2757
2759
905
244
723
1205
1921
1842
l.TOO
1002
483
1572
3707
37
659
551
2518
1527
795
2493
627
2167
2003
3614
2149
3108
1798
1134
2284
518,567 , Apr. 17 1 1959
82
79
317
(105
276
323
10
176
257
382
693
479
58
176
418
448
367
(719
O20
<721
061
C661
J 662
213
57
171
293
457
450
365
246
115
369
913
11
154
134
631
366
197
586
153
517
C49B
1497
891
524
754
Official
Gazette.
66
69
68
67
67
69
276
545
483 I 67
405 104
2.57 63,64
499 122
2490
2009
636
1922
311
1072
1845
617
501
159
471
73
271
440
68
69
66
67
66
67
67
67
67
67
918
61
1470
1985
225
248
11
1609
860
320
1423
389
49
1609
1813
360
301
601
1201
1201
1374
5e3
1341
1449
69 1595
909
965
801
93
1462
&35
1222
1284
107
517
965
1377
1969
132
1567
412
816
979
631
439 63 1035
225
1677
389
80
692
946
499
1262
123
939
61
212
1581
106
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Kame, residence, and inven*/ion.
No.
Date.
Monthlj-
Tolume.
Official
Gazette.
Fincli, Eeuben E,., and T. J. Hodgkins, assignors to Union Stove "Works, Peekskill, N. T.(
Combined cooking-iange and gas-stove <
Finch, Stanley "W., "Wasbington, D. G. Roller-skate '
Finfrock. Ira E. (See Lippy and Finfrock.)
Finger, Carl, Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Steam-boiler
Fink, Benjamin F., Orbisonia, Pa. Hor.se.sboe
Fink, Edgar J., Hanover, Pa. Cigar-press
Fink, George, et al. (See Perrin, Frederick S., assignor.)
Fink, Jacob F. (See Scblientz and Fink.)
Fink, Josepb H. (See George, Albeit F., assignor.)
T'ink. William "W., et al. (See Schairer, John J., assignor.)
Finkbeiner, George, Syracuse, N.Y. Clothes-drier
Finkbiner, U. S. G., et al. (See Manderfield, George J., assignor.)
Finkel, Benjamin. (See Scboff, Finkel, andProbert.)
Finklestein , Moris, New York, N. Y. Cooker
Finlay, William, Schoolcraft, Mich. Holdback for vehicles
Finlayson, Alexander "W., assignor, by mesne assignments, of two-thirds to Finlayson Boiler
Company, Limited, Detroit, Mich. Steam-generator
Finlayson Boiler Company. (See Finlayson, Alexander W., assignor.)
Finley, George T., West Newton, Pa. Hot-air turnaoe
Finley, James H., Bufifalo, N. Y. Windlass for grain-shovels
Finley. James H., assignor of one-half to G. S. Gatchell, Buifalo, N. Y. Means for operat-
ing elevator-legs
Finley, James H., assignor of three-fourths to G. S. Gatchell, D. M. Doyle, and J. Marphy,
Buffalo, N. Y. Pneumatic elevator.
Finley, John E., Memphis. Tenn. Chuni-daslier
Finn, Oliver B., Philadelphia, Pa. Conduit electric railway
Finn, Philip A., New York, N. Y. Child's game instructor ,
Fiiinigau, Owen, Philadelphia. Pa. Carriage-wheel
Finot, Raphael, Murphysborongh, 111. Plow
I'inter, William, assignor of one-half to H. B. Beach, Pleasant Hill, Mo. Spring-cockeye. .
Firestone, George C, Benicia, Cal. Combination brick-kiln
Firm, Josepb L., Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Goss Printing Press Company, Chicago, i
111. Printing-machine - ;
Firth, Alfred T., Chicago, 111. Ice-velocipede
Fischel, Jakob, Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to L. Abeles, Rutherford, N. J. Em-i
broidering-machine \
Fischer, Cleophas, assignor to S. B. Rowley, Philadelphia, Pa. Fastener for glass or other
vessels
Fischer, George F., Rochester, N. Y. Self-loading cart
Fischer, George F., Rochester, N. Y. Sole channeling and rounding-out machine
Fischer, Herman, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for pasting vamps to uppers
Fischer, J. & C. (See Fischer, Torquato T., assignor.)
Fischer, Jacob A., San Francisco, Cal. Index or display device
Fischer, Torqiiato T., assignor to J. & C. Fischer, NewYork, N. Y. Piano-action
Fischer, Siegfried M. (See Kohn. Milton M., assignor.)
Fischer, Therese R., Baltimore, Md. Strainer for coffee-pots, &c
Fischer, Therese R., Baltimore, Md. Threader for sewing-machme needles
Fischman, Benjamin. (See Shigon, Nathan A., assignor.)
Fiscus, Adam, Fiscus, Iowa. Stook-rake -
Fiscus, Adam, Fiscus, Iowa. Pulverizer
Fish, Horace W., et al. (See Brooks, John, assignor.)
Fish, SidellE., Greenport, N. Y. Cash-delivering device
Fish, William A. (See Wilkins, William C, assignor.)
Fishburn, Joseph. (See Unsold, Felix, assignor.)
Fishel, Charles W., Aspen, Colo. Game-board
Fisher, Andrew J., Buda, 111. Manufacturing car-wheels
Fisher, Asahel H., assignor of one-tenth to C. E. Voorhees, Philadelphia, Pa. Governor
for engines
Fisher Axle Company. (See Fisher, John E., assignor.)
Fisher, C. H., et al. (See Pinnell, Jones T., assignor.)
Fisher, Charles, etal. (See Schneider, George L.)
Fisher, Charles, St. Louis, Mo. Street-sweeper _. - - ;
Fisher, Charles, assignor to Globe Register Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Money recording;
and receipting machine !
Fisher, Edward E., Columbus, Ohio. Casket-pedestal
Fisher, Edward H. (See Bayliss, John A., assignor.)
Fisher, Elwood J., Attleborongh. Mass. Card for eyeglass-chains
Fisher, Ferdinand, Chesaning, Mich. Animal-poke
Fisher, Harvey L., Des Moines, Iowa. Platform-scale
F'isher, Henry, Sacramento, Cal. Comb-cleaner
Fisher, Henry, Sacramento, Cal. Combined pencil-sharpener and eraser
Fisher, Israel, Medford, and J. W. Partridge, Cambridge, Mass. Steam-generator and
heating apparatus
Fisher, -lames H. (See Albertson and Fisher.)
Fisher, James W., Piqua. Ohio. School-seat hinge
Fisher, Jasper K., Lowell, Mich. Knockdown cutter
Fisher, John, St. Paul, Minn. Sleigh-bell
Fisher, John E., assignor to Fisher Axle Company, Boston, Mass. Axle
Fisher, John E., assignor of one-half to C. C. Munroe, Boston, and C. F. Hastings, Somer-
ville, Mass. Thill-coupling
Fisher, John J. (See Sanner, Henry H.. assignor.^
Fisher, John W., et al. (See Smith,' William R., assignor.)
Fisher, Joseph H., Decatur, 111. Regulator for windmills
Fisher, Leman C, Wellington, Kans. Door-plate holder
Fisher, Louis F. , Willow Springs, Mo. Safety attachment for car-trucks
Fisher, Robert C. (See Avis. Walter H., assignor.)
Fisher, Thomas L. (See Williams and Fisher.)
Fisher, Thomas N., assignor of three-fourths to A. P. Winslow, Cleveland, Ohio. Latch
for siidin g gates
514,919
515,490
528,0?6
513,428
529,254
531,524
520,305
514,219
519,059
522,364
520,956
518,496
512,873
523,033
527,601
515,076
514,708
515.876
.530,7.58
518,690
529,680
512,690
516,155
515,579
528,424
530,072
520,590
530,987
527,485
523,720
525,142
512,176
517,138
519,449
512,104
521,787
531,107
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
May 22
Feb. 6
May 1
July 3
Juno 5
Apr. 17
Jan. 16
July 17
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
May 29
Deo. 18
Oct. 16
July 31
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
June 26
Dec. 18
524,709
525,681
521,211
526,523'
519,994
,523,142
520.731
520,732
516,088
518,988
517,855
523,980
512,246 j Jan.
519,470 1 May 8
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
June 12
Sept. 25
May 15
July 17
May 29
May 29
Mar. 6
1570
2500
2377
2802
1314
2392
424
196
322
371
1831
1942
1483
]52l
1F06
1226
226
1206
2165
2061
1597
076
2643
2957
2760
2870
1586
1332
2696
2044
744
2356
921
625
1846
1798
1269
603
814
2103
1844
1677
3109
3111
573
May 1 83
Apr. 10 723
Aug. 7 i 22
- 852
512,649 ' Jan. 9 | 1530
512,177 I Jan. 2 i 745
522,365 I July 3 ! 324
C394
^395
619
573
687
316
612
581
103
46
82,83
90,91
454
460
369
36D
456
305
53
294
542
5 4M3
H94
3)^3
C158
il59
656
(716
<717
(718
5 662
) 663
C694:
^695
376
324
668
499
181
556
222
150
440
428
313
fl44
I 145
191
501
450
420
753
753
134
21
182
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206
233
367
181
83
67
66
67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
AlphahcUcal list of j'atentees— Continued.
107
Name, residence, and invention.
Tisher, ATilliam C, Mount Vernon. N. T. Sanding device for street-cars
Fisher. William J. (See Fry and Fisher.)
Fisk, Frank H., Albany. Jf. T. Ice-cream freezer
Fi.sk, Frederick C, Butfalo. X. T. Support for trolley-wires
Fi.sk. Henry SI., Cliicaffo. 111. Combined annunciator and spring-jack
Fiske, Iiradley A., U. S. Navy. Method of and apparatus for range-finding
Fiske, Hradley A.. TJ. S. Navy. Electrical signaling system
Fiske. Bradley A., U. S. Navy, assignor to W^estern Union Telegraph Company, New Tork,i
N. Y. Printing telegraph j
Fiske, Jonathan P. E.,~Lynn, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Tran.smission of electricity
Fiske. Jouatlmn P. B., Lynn, .isaignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Trans-
mi.ssiou of electricity
Fiske, Jonathan P. B., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Eheo-i
Stat.
No.
Fiske, Jonathan P. B., Lynn, Mass.. assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Combined trnck and hoist
Tisou, Percy L., and II. lUingworth, Kipon, England. Envelope for carrying coins
Fitch, Calvin M., Chicago, 111. Ore-concentrating and gold-saving apparatus
Fitch, Charles 3[., South Norwalk, Conn. Electric switch for railways
Fitch, Charles M., Scmth Norwalk, Conn., assignor to Fitch Excelsior Switch Company, of
New Jersey. Electric railway-switch
Fitch Excelsior Switch Company. (See Baldwin, Eollin A., assignor.)
Fitch Excelsior Switch Company. (See Fitch, Charles M., assignor.)
Fitch, Ezra C. Newton, Mass. Watchcasependant
Fitch, EzraC, Newton, Mass. "Watch-moveuient box
Fitch, Frederick K. (S-e McTighe, Thomas. J., assignor.)
Fitch, Frederick K. (See McTighe and Childs, assignors.)
F"itch, Thaddeus S., San Francisco, Cal. Fruit-carrier
Fitz-Gerald. De.smond G., London. England. Producing electrodes
Fitzgerald, David. (See Pugsley, AVilliam E., assignor.)
Fitzgerald, Helen M., et al. (See Fitzgerald. William, assignor.)
Fitzgerald, James W., Mavsvillo. Kv. Stallion-shield
Fitzgerald, John H., Frankfort, W.Va., and M. A. Gaugh, Newport, Ky. Curtain-fixlui'e..
Fitzgerald, John J., et al. (See Fitzgerald, William, assignor.)
Fitzgerald, Peter J., Hyde Park, Mass. Vapor-burner
Fitzgerald, Walter S., Danville. Ky. Wire-stretcher
Fitzgerald, William, assignor of one-half to 0. N. Mowrer, Marion, Ind. Undertaker's
trimming-table ,
Fitzgerald, William, assignor of three-fourths to W. E., J. J., and H. M. Fitzgerald,
Everett, Mass. Shaking and dumping grate
Fitzgerald, William E., etal. (See Fitzgerald, William, assignor.)
Fitzgibbons Boiler Company. (See Fitzgibbons. Patrick, assignor.) j
Fitzgibbons, Patrick, assignor to Fitzgibbons Boiler Company, Oswego, N. V. Steam- i
generator
Fitzgibbons, Patrick, assignor to Fitzgibbons Boiler Company, Oswego, N. T. Flue-cleaner.
Fitzhugh, Bessie V.. Bowling Green, Ky. Combination book-rest and table or stand
Fitzhngh, William L. (See Harding and Fitzbugb.)
Fitzhugh, William L., Baltimore, Md. Vacuum-biuke
Fitzhugh, William L., Baltimore, Md. Hydraulic car-brake
Fitzhngh, William L., Baltimore, Md., assignor to Euss Car Fender Company, of West Vir-
srinia. Car-fender and automatic brake
Fitzpatrick, Thomas B.. Newton, Mass. Merchandise- truck
Fitzsimmous, Mathew, Iron wood, Mich. Safety-guard for freight-cars
Fitzsimmons. Thomas J. (See Moore and Fltzsimraons.)
Fitzsimons, Philip, assignor of one-half to P.H. Linuehan, Birmingham, Ala. Telephone-
transmitter
531,613
52.5,340
527,840
521,461
523,721
527,958
529,484
516,804
516,805
518,236
518,235
522,753
524, 586
529,164
513,907
517,647
Fix, Frederick W., Syracuse, N. T. Machine for molding confections
Flagg, George H. P. (See Perry, Austin E.. assignor.)
Flagg, George H. P. (See Warren. Frank H., assignor.)
Flagg, .John H. (See Lockwood, William C, assignor.)
Flagg Manufacturing Company. (See Ericson, Lewis E., assignor.)
Flagg, Menitt B. (See Shepherd and Flagg.)
Flammang, Mathias, Newark, N. J., assignor to Scovill & Adams Company, of Connecti-
cut. Panoramic camera
Flammang, Mathias, Newark, N. J. , assignor to Scovill &. Adams Company, of Connecti-
cut. Plate-holder
Flanagan, James H. (See La Pointe, Flanagan, and Thompson.)
Flanagan, William B. (SeeEnos, Charles W., assignor.)
Flanders, John J., Portland, Me. Pulp-screen
521,141
524,710
.5-21,462
518,918
523,766
529,374
525,979
518,779
530,889
530,890
518,594
517,819
527,743
517,798
530,030
517,519
514,920
518,059
Flanders, Timothy B., Holyoke, Mass. Snpport for spinning-spindles
Flanigan, Robert, Baltimore, Md. Seaming-machino tor sheet-metal ware
Flanigan, Robert, assignor of one-half to J. S. Detrick, Baltimore, Md. Closure for bot-
tles
Flaniken, Wallace T., Tehuacana, Tex. Unloading device
Flannery, Martin C, Washington, D. C. Laying tiles
Flath, Daniel, et al. (See Gmnwald. Ludwig, assignor.)
Flaiher, Joseph. Nashua. N. H. Adjustable stop for taper-turning lathes
Flavell, Denis A., New Tork, N. T., assignor to M. A. Metcalf, Boston, Mass. Pamphlet-?
stapling machine 5
Fleck, Peter. (See Remick and Fleck.)
Flegal, Mahlon P. (See Rothrock, Isaac N., assignor.)
Fleiner, Hermann, Chicago, 111. Siphon
Fleischer, Sigrannd L., et al. (See Spongier, Reinhart, assignor.)
Fleming, Allison H., Fairmonnt, W. Va. Watchmaker's tool
Fleming, Clifford A. (See Fleming, Peter F. and C. A.)
Fleming, David. (See McGhee, James and C, assignors.)
Fleming, Hugh N., Erie, Pa. MaU-hag catcher
Fleming, James H., Newark, N. J. Watchcase-spring
527,841
530,100
522,463
515,203 :
513,994 \
521,788
525,951 ,
512,579
I
520,918
516,156
523,739
525,810
527,548
522,320
Date.
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
June 19
July 31
Oct. 23
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 10
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
June 5
Aug. 21
June 19
Apr. 21
July 31
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Jnly 3
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
June 26
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
June 5
Mar. 6
Jnly 31
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
July 3
Monthly
volume.
2705
24
1913
1278
2697
2146
1743
1772
1773
1381
1380
1014
1059
1146
1671
3015
386
690
1271
1279
2560
648
6
460
297
668
516
(414
H15
418
418
C346
J 347
346
251
C261
^202
277
396
891
92
162
298
633
2771 i "^'^
1530 1 366
1147
2330
261
578
1410 ; 336
1413 336
2004 497
669
1753
167
422
637 j 159
2681 ; 644
169 38
1572 i 395
1914 460
39 11
498
C126
1127
2013 502
36 7
1847 440
1090 249
1408 340
304
677
74
C159
1160
2726 675
851 194
248
C34
135'
Official
Gazette.
69 399
I
69 1222
J68 j 99
66 i 1263
66 ; 861
07 1582
68 ! 1361
66 278
C7 i 1252
lee I 1580
68 569
68 1319
09
68
108
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and in 'ention.
James "W"., Columbns, Obio. Eace bulletin and displaying device
John J. (See Phillips, rieming, and Browning.)
Lizzie B., Pierce City, Mo. Wheel-cleaner
Peter F. andC. A., Huntsville, Mo. Horse hay-rake
Samuel W., and J. W. Eessler, Delphos, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Thomas E. (See Dodge, Josiah B., assignor.)
"Wilfrid H., Bayonne, N. J. Dynamo-brush
"Will A., San Francisco, Cal. Harness
"William, Athens, Ga. Variable friction-feed mechanism for sawmills
"William, Newberry, Pa. Trigger for double-barreled guns
"William T. (See Ferguson and Fleming.)
g, James, Buffalo, N. Y. Music-leaf turner
Thomas, Dunkirk, N. Y. "Vine-fastener
Charles K., Boston, Mass. Method of and apparatus for electrodepositiou of
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Fleming,
Flemmln
Flesher,
Fletcher,
metals
Fletcher, Florence M., Knighton, assignor to C. E. "Whltmore and C. D. Price, Leicester,
England. Attachment for ladies' dresses for protecting bands of flowers
Fletcher, Frederick "W., London, England. Stopper or cap for bottles
Fletcher, Henry C. (See Turner and Fletcher.)
Fletcher, John'"W. (See McCarty, "William F. M., assignor.)
Fletcher, "Wendell C, St. Louis, Mo., assignor to N. P. "Willard, trustee, Chicago, lU. Elec-i
trical train-brake !
Fletcher, "Wendell C, assignorof one-half to E."W. Moon, St. Louis, Mo. Electric elevator- i
motor I
Fletcher, "WestleyH. (See Eollason, Sarah J., assignor.)
Fletcher. "William, Jr., Elizabethtown, Pa. Axle-making machine
Fleuss, Henry A ., London, England. Compression or estiaust pump
Flexible Door and Shutter Company. (See Brown, Edwin, assignor.^
Flexible Door and Shutter Company. (See Spaulding, Algenon S., assignor.)
Fliess, Rudolf. (See Van Berkel and Fliess.)
Flinn, Richard J., assignor of one-half to E. R. Coburn, Boston, Mass. Steam-trap
Flint, Adelbert "W. (See Gates, "William, assignor.)
Flint, Joseph A., assignor of one-half to P. J. Horan, San Francisco, Cal. Fireproof tile
construction for wooden biiildings
Flint, Seth M. , "Worcester, N. T. Flower-holder for florists' use -
Flocke, Robert, Newark, N. J., assignor to G. Bernheim, New York, N. Y. Trunk-fas-
tener
Flodquist, Carl"W., Stockholm, Sweden. Apparatus for the manufacture of cellulose
Floerl, Christian, et al. (See Brombacher, Emil, assignor.)
Flomerfelt, James A., New York, N. Y. Cuff-button
Flood, Edward L., Savoy, Ark. Combined stove-hearth and ash-box
Flood, Matthew, Albany, N. Y. Air-compressing apparatus
Florence, George, assignor of one-half to R. D. Cole, Sr., Newnan, Ga. Twine-machine
Florence, George L., assignor of one-half to A. Cannon, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Gate or
door
Florence, "William G., and J. H. Bennett, Newark, N. J. Compound rotary steam-engine.
Florin- Leclercq, Jules A. J., Roubaix, France. Machine for dyeing slivers, &c., direct from
combs
Flory. Charles L. (See Younce. Daniel B., assignor.)
Flos, CharlesF. F,, Brooklyn, N. Y. Shade-roller bracket
Floto, Henry. (See McKim, (jeorge "W., assignor.)
Flower, Mark D., and W. G. Denney, South St. Paul, assignor to St. Paul Clay Car Seal
Company, St. Paul, Minn. Car-seal
Flower, "Walter C. (See Le Gresley-Cox, Ernest, assignor.)
Flowers, A. E. (See Fulton, David, assignor.)
Flowers, Benjamin F. (See Kinnaman, Edward H., assignor.)
Flowers, Julius W., Newport, Greg. "Vise
Flowers, Julius W., Newport, Oreg. Shingle-bracket
Floyd, John, Baltimore, Md., assignor of two-fiLfths to E. Schaefer, Lynchburg, Va. Nail
or spike
Floyd, Wells & Co. (See Brooke, Isaac, assignor.)
Fluck, Charles L. (See Rhoades and Fluck.)
Fluke, John W., et al. (See Blakeley, John D., assignor.)
Flynn, Peter H., Syracuse, N. Y. Adjustable perforator and cutter for business-envelopes.
Fochr, George, jr., Hoboken, N. J. Bicycle-wheel ■
Foehl, Charles, assignor of one-half to H. Ruhland, Philadelphia, Pa. Revolver
Foerste, Albert, Berlin, Germany. Form of ships
Foerste, Albert, Berlin, Germany. Ship
Fogg, George 0., Boston, Mass. Sign-staff
Foglesong, Washington, assignor to Baker & Foglesong Manufacturing Company, Dayton,!
Ohio. Machine for making paper vessels <
Foglesong, Washington, assignorto Baker & Foglesong Manufacturing Company, Dayton,!
Ohio. Fastening device for paper vessels S
Foiret, Alphonse A., Nice, Prance. Magazine-camera
Foix, Louis, Ysleta, Tex. Lifting-jack
Poland, Charles G., Oneida, N. Y. Culinary frying- frame
Foley, John P., B. H. Dunshee, and D. H. Anderson, PhUlipsburg, Mont. Ore separator
and classifler
Foley, Michael, assignor to Standard Furniture Company, Herkimer, N. Y. Type-writer
cabinet . .
Folger, Arthur, and W. H. Winder, Cincinnati, Ohio. Game-counter
Folin, ClaesE. v., Hammarby, Sweden. Machine for removing bark, &c
Folk, Samuel E., Bryan, Ohio. Vapor-barner
Follenius, Reinhold H., St. Louis, Mo. Name or inscription plate for monuments, signs.
No.
522,980
531,171
526,807
513,774
513,611
531,172
514,314
521,021
530,031
527,959
527,110
517,568
528,470
520,108
530,032
514,820
517,337
514,883
525,097
522,520
530,406
525,540
518,595
520,591
519,383
530,891
520,261
525,341
530,831
523,203
513,908
Date.
July 17
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
June 5
Nov. 27
Oct. 23
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
May 22
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
July 3
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
May 29
May 8
Dec. 11
May 22
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
July 17
Jan. 30
515,545 •' Feb. 27
518,838 j Apr. 24
519,810 ■ May 15
Monthly
volume.
1388
1924
226
3411
3143
1925
587
476
2683
2149
251
3046
2039
2685
1404
2687
1509
1965
589
577
379
2004
2873
815
1415
2323
26
1318
1767
3616
2592
2424
1545
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
May 8
July 24
Apr. 24
519,153 I May 1
May 8
Aug. 21
Sept. 11
June 5
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
1773
1229
1207
1252
2345
2332
380
1153
1427
1007
165
640
983
1065
260
Follett, Joseph L., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Folsom, George A. (See Folsom, Rufus, assignor.)
Folsom, George F., assignor to H. M. Esselen, manager, Boston, Mass.
Folsom, George F., assignorto H. M. Esselen, manager, Boston, Mass.
Snow-guard
Snow-guard
527,744 ' Oct. 10
512,105 ■ Jan. 2
512.178 Jan. 2
512.179 I Jan. 2
513,909 Jan. 30 3617 ^
346
458
55
841
772
458
146
114
645
517
173
58
739
(497
^498
(499
(645
)646
354
631
378
480
151
143
92
497
695
C198
336
5G4
317
449
891
641
601
377
421
294
294
301
589
578
91
92
93
[277
1278
349
2aj
37
160
238
257
64
891
892
1755
626
746
747
423
C150
J 151
182
182
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuuod.
109
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Volsom, H. J. (See Appleyard, Arthur E., assizor.)
Folsoni, Knfua, Chelsea, ji.ssi^nor of one-half to G. A. FoIsoiD, Boston, Mass. Vessel and
propelling mechanism therefor
Foltz, Irving E., Rockford, 111. Making ornamental screens
Fonda, Arthur S.. Whitewater, Wis. Clothes-line reel
Fonda, Isaac I.. Boston, Mass. Bicyclo-stand
Fong, Cbu, Now York, N. Y. Making beverages from rico
Fontaine, Antime, Northampton, Mass. Corner-bracket
Fontneau, Frank, Attleboroiigh, Mass. Press-strainer for tea or coffee pots
Foos, John. (See VoU, Henry, a.ssignor.)
Foote, Edward D. (See Die.ssel and Foote.)
Foote, Herbert W., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of four-fifths to A. L. Clarke, Elizabeth,
N.J. Tie-plate
Foote, James H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Sash-fastener
Foote, James H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pulley-casing for window-frames
Foot«, Willis O. (See Diessel and Foote.)'
Torbes, Alexander, Jersey City, N. J., and A. G. O'Neil, New York, N. Y., assignors to
Peter Henderson & Company, of New Jersey. Seed-rack
Torbes, Charles H., Philadelphia, Pa. Shade'
Forbes, Emma L. (See Wendtii, William C, assignor.)
Forbes, George, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Forbes, George, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Forbes, George, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Construction of solenoids or coils of wire used in
electric machinery
Forbes, George. London. England. Commutator-brush for dynamos
Forbes, John, Halifax, Canada. Skate
Forbes, John, London, England. TJmbrella-rib retainer
Forbes, Walter T., Atlanta, Ga. Apparatus for treating ramie
Forbes, Walter T., Atlanta, Ga. Apparatus for extracting oil from cotton-seed
Forbes, Walter T., Atlanta, Ga. E.xtracting apparatus
Forbes, Walter T., Jersey City, N.J. Apparatus for treating ramie or other fibrous growths.
Forbes, William D., Hoboken, assignor to A. A. GritEng Iron Company, Jersey City, N. J.
MacliiDe for milling and tapping metal
Forbes, William D., Hoboken, assignor, by mesne assignments, to H. B. Miller, trustee,
Montclair, N. J. Register for street-cars
Forbes, William H. (See Wendtc, William C, assignor.)
Forbus, George, Williamsport. Pa. Hanger for trolley-wires
Forbush, Walter R., Boston, Mass. Artificial lithographic and hectographic stone
Forbuah, Walter R.. Boston, Mass. Composition for building constructions
Force & Co., William A. (See Chase, Henry A , assignor.)
Force & Co., William A. (See Spielmann, Charles, assignor.)
Ford, Albert. (See Low, Isaac W., assignor.)
Ford, Alfred N., London, England. Manufacttiring insulating compositions for electrical
purposes.
Ford, Benjamin F., New Castle, Me. Sink
Ford, Bruce, Johnstown, Pa. Electric-arc lamp
Ford, Charles E., Leavenworth, Kans. Bicycle
Ford, Charles E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Rein-support
Ford, Edward, assignor of one-half to Pittsburg Plate Glass Company, Creighton, Pa.j
Grinding and polishing machinery j
Ford, Edward L., Youngstown, Ohio. Metallurgical plant ,
Ford, Edward L,, Youngstown, Ohio. Furnace
Ford, Ellsworth, New Haven, Conn. Expansible bit
Ford, George W., Cleveland, Ohio. Rack for displaying samples of paint
Ford, Johnson &, Co. (See Morris, Henry B., assignor.)
Ford, Johnson & Co. (See Morris, Henry B. and E., assignors.)
Ford, Robert, Sr., Earling, Iowa. Wagon-brake lock
Ford, Simeon J., Placerville, Cal. Car-coupling
Ford, William A., Indianapolis. Ind. Sole
Ford, William H., Shelton, Conn. Driving and steering action for cycles
Fordham & Smith. (See Lane, Edward S., a.ssignor.)
Fordycc, Edraond A. (See Bostedo and Fordyce.)
Fordyce. EdmondA., Chicago, 111. Receiving-box for pneumatic dispatch-tubes
Fore, John R. (See Culbreath, Walter W., assignor.)
Forest, William E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Livgro Incandescent Lamp Company, of
New Jersey. In candescent electric lamp
Foresfell. Walter S. (See White and Forestell.)
Forhan, Thomas. (See Wallingford and Forhan.)
Forman, Henry, Chellaston. England. Plow or cultivator
Fomander. Alfred, New York, assignor to E. Faber, West New Brighton, N.Y. Blotting-pad .
Forney, Matthias N., New York, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Car-seat
Locomotive-axle box
Means for counterbalancing momentum of recip-j
Forney, Matthias N., New York, N. Y.
Forney, Matthias N., New York, N. Y.
Fome'y, Matthias N., New York,.N. Y.
rocating elements
Forrest, Harry C. (See Darling, James D., assignor.)
Forrester, Carriel, and A. H. Donecken, assignors of one-third to J. H. Thissen, Omaha,
Nebr. Brick-kiln '.
Forrester, William H., assignor of one-half to G. 0. Humphrey, Syracuse, N. T. Folding
washbench and clothes-bar
Forsberg, Carl A., assignor of one-half to S. A. Roberts, New Whatcom, Wash.
bag
ForseU, Frana E., Providence, R. I. Lock
Striking-
Porsgren, Ernst L., New York, N. Y. Trunk
Forst, Moritz, New York, N. Y. Newspaper-stand
Forst, Moritz, New York, N. Y. Walking-cane '.'.'.'.'.'.
Forster, Thomas V. (See Hart, Milton H., assignor.)
Forster, William E.. and E. H. Taylor, Lynn, Mass.; said Taylor assignor to said Forster.
Beating-out machine
518,028
.52,5,593
524,167
.529,827
528,514
515,204
519,108
512,180
.524,.'i79
527,111
515,580
515,048
518,944
518,945
518,946
529,784
522.321
529,255
519,422
519,424
531,108
519,423
512,542
526,567
515,907
516,370
531,369
530,517
521,406
515,205
519,252
531,173
521,953
513,099
513,100
525,386
512,691
526,620
518,140
518,060
511,839
525,594
523,204
521,022
526,368
518,399
527,842
527,960
528,294
512,106
518,186
524,894
530,935
519,179
523,934
524,678
513,385
Date.
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Fob. 20
May 1
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
May 1
May 1
May 1
Nov. 27
July 3
Nov. 13
May 8
May 8
Dec. 18
May 8
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Dec- 11
June 12
Feb. 20
May 1
Dec. 18
June 26
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
July 17
June 5
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
May , 1
July 31
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Monthly
volume.
1019
458
345
2315
3117
2014
287
257
110
81
551
502
68
748 182
725 176
709 173
Official
Gazette.
2644
1765
15
16
18
2234
249
1317
882
885
1801
1354
2168
274
1049
797
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1577
1490
3080
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204
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632
1263
590
143
810
147
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1216
539
539
67 540
69 ! 1101
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527
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISStTED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Forstner, Thomas, New TJlm, Minn. Drilling-machine
Forstner, Thomas, New TJlm, Minn. Car-coupling
Porstner, Thomas, New TJlm, Minn. Windmill
Forsyth, Daniel M., Franklin, Ind. Harness
Forsyth, Henry H., Sr., Henry H., Jr., and W. H., Chicago, 111. Holding mechanism for
spring-actuated shades
Forsyth, Samuel, et al. (See Terhune, Eugene A., assignor.)
Forsyth, Wilber D., and E. T. Bell, Dublin, Ind. Device for cleaning the interiors of boller-
tubes
Forsyth, William H. (See Forsyth, Henry H., Sr., Henry H., Jr., and W. H.)
Forsythe, Andrew J., Kokomo, ind. Wire-fence machine
Forsythe, Seneca. (See Hendricks and Forsythe.)
Fort, Foster W. (SeeKellner, Eugene, assignor.)
Forth, Charles, and H. Glenzer, Cleveland, Ohio, assignors to E. L. Thurston, trustee. Mech-i
anism for justifying matrix-lines <
Fortin, Jules E., assignor to E. Pare and J. P. Eoy, Quebec, Canada. Leather-measuring!
machine
No.
Corn cutter and?
Fosgate, Daniel O., assignor of one-half to F. E. Merrill, Aurora, 111.
shocker '
Fosmer, William H. (See McDonald, Alexander J., assignor.)
Foss, Edgar B. (See Church, Dwight M., assignor.)
Foss, Edgar B., et al, (See Church, Dwight M., assignor.)
Foss, Edgar B., et al. (See Church, Dwight M., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Foss, John H. , Passaic. N. J. Inside shoe
Foster, Albert W., Akron, assignor of one-half to F. A. Foster, Canton, Ohio. Clothes
line reel
Foster, Alexander W., assignor to Singer, Nimick & Company, Limited, Pittsburg, Pa.
Machine for drawing metal
Foster, Alfred F , Alton, HI. Screw-dummy for sewer-pipe dies
Foster, Benjamin, W., and B. S., Leeds, England. Drying apparatus
Foster, Benjamin K., St. Louis, Mo. Soap-powder canister
Foster, Benjamin S. (See Foster, Benjamin, W., and B. S.)
Foster, Charles E., Washington, D. C, assignor to National Company, Chicago, 111. Con-
trolling device for elevators
Foster, Charles H., New York, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company of New
Jersey. Sewing-machine guide
Foster, Charles I., Meriden, Conn., assignor of one-half to G. A. Foster. Ice-lowering ap-
paratus. (Reissue)
Foster, David A., Indianapolis, Ind. Vehicle running-gear
Foster Engineering Company. (See Foster, John M., assignor.)
Foster, Festus. (See Haidley and Foster.)
Foster, Frank A. (See Foster, Albert W., assignor.)
Foster, George A. (See Foster, Charles I., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Foster, George A., and C. E. Hoffman, New Albany, Ind. Dental plugger
Foster, George T. , Rochester, N. T. Safety-guard for street-cars
Foster, Glembard S. (See Murphy, Edward E., assignor.)
Foster, Hiram A., assignor of one-half to E. W. Thomas, Lowell, Mass. Spindle for loom-
shuttles
Foster, James A., Fulton, N. T. Skinning-knife
Foster, John M., assignor to Foster Engineering Company, Elizabeth, N. J. Safety check-
valve
Foster, John W., Westfield, Mass. Spooling-machine
Foster, John W., Westfield, Mass. Cone-holder for warping or other machines
Foster, John W., Westfield, Mass. Tube-holder for thread-winding machines
Foster, John W., assignor to Foster Machine Company, Westfield, Mass. Machine for
winding thread
Foster, John W., assignor to Foster Machine Company, Westfield, Mass. Thread-winding
machine
Registering ballot-box .
Registering ballot-box .
Foster, Lucian M., Boston, assignor to B. Poole, Topsfield, Mass.
Foster, Lucian M., Boston, assignor to B. Poole, Topsfleld, Mass.
Foster Machine Company. (See Poster, John W., assignor.)
Foster, Merriam & Company. (See Sutliif, James R., assignor.)
Foster, Morrison, Se wickley. Pa. Pumping machinery
Foster, Oscar S., TTtica, N. T. Spring-bed
Foster, Oscar S., Htica, N. T. Chair-seat
Foster, Oscar S., Utica, N. Y. Bedstead-fastening
Foster, Stephen A. , Toledo, Ohio, assignor of one-half to W. B. McClaren, Frankfort, Ind.
Seal ,
Foster, Theodore W., Providence, R. I. Combined match-box and cigar-tip cutter.
Foster, William. (See Foster, Benjamin, W., and B. S.)
Foster, William C, La Crosse, Wis. Velocipede
Foster, WUliam J., Hoboken, N. J. Safety-guard for railway-cars
Foster, WilUamS.. Dallas, Wis. Trunk
Foster, Zebulon, Chicago, III. Supply system for electric railways '-
Foucault, Henri, Canton, assignor of one-half to E. Block & Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Carpen-
ter's plane
Foucher, Auguste, Paris, France. Type-founding machine
Fougfere, Angus, assignor to R. H. Gushing and J. A. Harris, Moncton, Canada. Nut-lock.
Foulds, John, Jr., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Splitting
512.2?5
512,286
515,863
523,981
524,060
526,997
519,603
520,140
514,821
513,495
520,417
523,853
527,486
521,445
.524,039
527,329
530,936
530,173
11,425
518,809
1 513,362
' 514,121
515,206
525,737
; 525,196
514,884
514,885
514,886
327,602
529,548
520,482
530,034
517,449
I 526,831
529,485
529,486
531,174
: 517,546-
526,775
512,181
526,568
530,033
529,681
526,569
522,937
1
; 518,237
523,034
I 526,364
Fourman, Emanuel, Arcanum, Ohio. Dirt-loading machine
Foumess, Henry, Manchester, England. WateroU-gas apparatus
Fournier, Louis J. B., Marseilles, France. Apparatus for manufacturing hoUow candles.. 521,407
Fouse, Levi G., Philadelphia, Pa. Calendar-holder 522,251
Fonts, George S., Aberdeen, Wash. Grip-block 523,273
Date.
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
May 8
May 22
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
May 29
July 31
Oct. 16
June 12
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Deo. 18
Dec. 4
July 3
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
May 29
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
(Dct. 2
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
July 10
Apr. 17
July 17
Sept. 18
June 12
July 3
July 17
Monthly
volume.
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923
208
23
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1203
224
224
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1516
1524
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2689
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1750 415
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179 42
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2687
J 183
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2066 I 495
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(430
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(275
J 276
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66 126*
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69 1189
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1124
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389
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lixt af patcnlvcs — Contiimed.
Ill
Nome, resuleuoo, iiud inventiou.
Fowden, Robert A., Philadplpliia, Pa., assignor to Fowdon Priutiug Telegraph Company,)
Trenton, N. J. rrintingteleKraiih S
Fowden Printing Telegraph Company. (See Fowdon, Robert A., assignor.)
Fowell, Harry, Belleville, Canada. Aerator
Fowler, Alfred B., and G. E. Warren, Exeter, N. H. Tack-pulling attachment for sewing-
machines
Fowler, Benjamin F., Minneapolis, Minn. Device for carrying off odors from cooking-
vessels
Fowler, Charles M., Lowell, Mass. "Window-fastener
Fowler, Charles M., assignor of part to G. M. Thompson and C. B. Cutler, Lowell, Mass.
Fire-escape
Fowler, Charles M., and "W. Whitney, Springfield, Mass. Hand-printing device
Fowler, Edward C, and G. A. Downs, Forestville, Conn. Clamp for lamp-burners
Fowler, Elbert W., Chicago, 111. Boltwork for safes
Heel.
Fowler, George, assignor of one-half to J. "W. Mathers, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fowler, Henry A., et al. (See Turner, William A., assignor.)
Fowler, Henry A., and J. H. Liugley, Worcesiter, Ma.ss. Curtain-rod
Fowler, Herbert C, et al. (See Fuller, Franklin P., assignor.)
Fowler, John W., Northport, N. Y., W. J. England, El-Mora, and A. E. Nielsen, Eliza-i
beth, N. J.; said Nielsen assignor to A. Atkinson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fare-register J
Fowler & Rockwell. (See Rockwell and Hull, assignors.)
Fowler, Rufus B., Worcester, Ma.ss. Valve
Fowl ■ Samuel, et al. (See Turner, William A., assignor.)
Fowler, Samuel 0., and W. R. Taylor. Fort Worth, Tes. Curling-iron heater
Fowler, William, et al. (See Harris, William A. and B. S. H., assignors.)
Fowler, William M., Milford, Conn. Liquid-dispensing apparatus
Fowler, William R., Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
Fowler, Willmore W., Oskaloosa, Iowa. Box-lid holder
Fox, Albert M., et al. (See Fox and Yates, assignors.)
Fox, Ansley H., Baltimore, Md. Breech-loading breakdown gun
Fox, BarbaVy, Napoleon, Ind. Fire escape
Fox, Barbar j;, Napoleon, In(\. Fire-escape
Fox, Benjamin F. (See Richards. Charles A., assignor.)
Fox, Charles F. (See Thiple and Fox.)
Fox, Conrad, Jr. (See Albert and Fox.)
Fox, Edward, assignor of two-thirds to J. Harris and J. J. McCarthy, St. Louis, Mo.
Wheel
Fox, Edward P., Gamer, Iowa. Apparatus for ditching or grading
Fox, Frank A., New York, and A. P. Yates, Sjracuse, assignors ot one-half to D. H. Rob-
erts, New York, N. Y., and A.M. Fox, Fostoria, Ohio. Pyrotechnicrailway danger signal.
Fox, Franklin J., Coraopolis, Pa. Power-hammer
Fox, George, New York, N. Y. Angle-plate for boiler-fronts
Fox, George M., et al. (See Green. Ira L.. assignor.)
Fox, George W., Manchester, England. Manufacture of pipes
Fox, Harison W. (See Fox, Jesse W. and H. W.)
Fox, Henry, Jr. (See Miner, John C, assignor.)
Fox, Ivan, Philadelphia, Pa. Eyeglasses
Fox, Jacob G., assignor of one-hall to W. F. Brenkelman, Grayling, Mich. Sash- fastener..
Fox, Jesse W. andH. W., Alverton, Pa. Water-regulator for boilers
Fox, John C, et al. (See Warner, Frank A., assignor.)
Fox, John C., Chicago, 111., assignor of two-thirds to P. Thompson, Kansas City, Mo., and
F. A. Warner, Chicago, 111. Elevator
Fox, John H., Boston, Mass. Device for operating valves for fluid-pressure brakes
Fox, John H., Jersey City, N. J. Block system for automatically operating air-brakes
Fox, John H., Jersey City, N. J. Mechanism for automatically actuating air-brakes
Fox, John H., Jersey City, N. J. Dog for actuating air-brakes
Fox, John J., New York, N. Y. Pneumatic tire
Fox, Samson, Harrogate, England, assignor to Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company, Chicago, j
111. Car- truck j
Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company. (See Barnes, David L., assignor.)
Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company. (See Fox, Samson, assignor.)
Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company. (See Mackenzie-Hughes, Edward W., assignor.)
Fox, William R., Grand Rapids, Mich. Sash-puUey
Fox, William T., Rochester, N. Y. Water-closet
Foy, John K., Gardiner. Me. Ice-creeper
Foy, Lavinia H., New Haven, Conn. Corset
Frack, Alfred B., Girard, Ohio. Line-tightener
Fracker, Willard. (See Rogers and Fracker.)
Fradenbnrg, Edward C. (See Cliff, James, assignor.)
Fraker, William W., Alma, Mich. Oar
Fraley, David 11., assignor of one-half to G. H. Beall, Winston, N. C. Tobacco-casing ma-
chine
Fraley, George B., San Francisco, assignor to J. L. Eckley, Eckley's Station, Cal. Storage-
batterv
Fraley, NVilliam K.. Lebanon. Ind. Hoof-trimmer
Frame, John, and R. B. Morden, Cooper, Iowa. Electric bnrglar-alarm
Frame, Oliver C, Pasadena, Cal. Device for untying bale-wires, &c
France, John M. D., St. Joseph, Mo. Bill-file
Francis, Charles E., Cincinnati. Ohio. Veneer-press
Francis, Edward R., Minneapolis, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. N. Mc-
Gibben, Sauk Centre, Minn. Commutator
Francis Frit.sch Jfanufacturin" Company. (See Braoer, John, assignor.)
Francis, George B., and E. P. Dawley, Providence, R. I. Metallic-floor construction
Francis, George T.. Chicago, 111. Compression-tank
Francis, Thomas, Stevens' Point, Wis., assignor ol" one-half to J. S. Seeley, Chicago, 111.
Gago
Francisci, Carl, Schweidnitz, Germany. Furnace for distilling zinc
Francke, John W., New Haven, Conn. Meat-tenderer
Frank, Charles P. (See Speed, Barker, and Frank.)
Frank, Ferdinand, Calistoga, Cal. Ruler
No.
524,711
526,998
520,775
512,650
524,803
.524,481
530,304
520,042
526,181
530,760
527,273
527,387'
528,933
616,004
522,322
515,581
527,274
522,464
522,981
527,487
519,790
529,026
,520,639
513,637
520,674
525,197
527,275
530,266
527,417
520,043
513.676
530,937
530,938
.530,939
515,908
521,709
529,256
518,753
512,608
523,888
530,035
522,201
523,910
513,910
511,885
517,4,50
518,839
514,921
524,380
516,732
523,143
527,678
529,613
526,808
525,595
515,522
Date.
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
June 5
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
May 22
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
»Nov. 13
Mar. 6
July 3
Feb. 27
Oct. 9
Julv 3
July 17
Oct. 16
May 15
Nov. 13
May 29
Jan. 30
May 29
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
May 22
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
June 19
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
July 31
Nov. 27
July 3
July 31
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Mar. 20
July 17
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
1273
533
24
1531
1429
892
401
1923
1488
1208
984
1165
763
438
250
2646
986
500
1390
1335
1516
915
2944
3192
3022
2135
986
335
1218
1924
3257
1492
1495
1498
275
1697
1318
2292
1452
2990
2694
32
3025
3620
272
65
2425
1573
725
1672
1678
1645
1960
228
460
2553
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(349
J 350
220
101
471
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(350
294
238
(285
^286
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101
66.67
657
239
127
346
325
369
217
712
783
731
521
239
82
471
800
3.14
(3.54
)355
355
65
(398
)399
317
569
651
744
647
752
892
62
14
601
395
176
396
420
397
466
55
111
633
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>69
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68
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67
67
66
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1201
302
953
842-
1288
939.
1446,
1450.
197;
231
806
1534
50.
1396
197-
99
294
278
849,
832.
1144
735
1157
1094
197
1277
254
940
747
1518
1518
1519
1505
1539
905
462
285
619
1190
625
817
53
14
486
1182
811
1795
348
333
1043
43
1237
1377
112
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Frank, FranQois, Chicago, 111. Combined cap, pillow, and life-preserver
Frank, Grustav, Jr., Jefferson, Tex. Treadle-spring
Frank, Isaiah, Creston, Iowa. Liftlng-iack
Frank Miller Company. (See Miller. James L., assignor.)
Frank, William E., St. Lonis, Mo. Folding brush
Franke, Charles, Chicago, 111. Aniraal-trap
Frankenberg, Louis A., Columbus, Ohio. Attachment for bicycles
Franklin, Albert. (See Franklin, Alvin and A.)
Franklin, Alvin and A., "Westerville, Ohio. Nut and bolt lock
Franklin, Edward, Boston, (Ja. Hand-cultivator
Franklin Electric Company. (See Irving. Frank K., assignor.)
Franklin Engraving and Electrotyping Company. (See Letz, Charles M., assignor.)
Franklin, Frank A., Evansville, Wis. Windmill -.
Franklin, Frank A. and F. L., Evansville, Wis. Windmill
Franklin, Fred L.. (See Franklin, Frank A. and F. L.)
Franklin, John H., assignor to J. A. Jeffrey, Columbus, Ohio. Conveyer
Franklin, Eobert G. (See McLaughlin, James, assignor.)
ifranks, Robert M., Ford's Perry, Ky. Calf or colt weaner
Frantz, TJlrich, Zabize, Germany. Car-tilting device
Franz, Charles, and R. T. Merrill, Beloit, Wis. "Ventilator or chimney-cap
Frasch, Hans A., Cleveland, Ohio. Manufacturing ammonia
Frasch, Hans A., Cleveland, Ohio. Refining petroleum
Frasch, Hans A., assignor to Grasselli Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Making con-
centrated nitric acid ,
Frasch, Hans A., assignor to Grasselli Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Petroleum
sulfo-acid
Frasch, Hans A., assignor to Grasselli Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Petroleum
sulfo-acid
Frasch, Hans A., assignor to Grasselli Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Brown pe-
troleuni nitro dye -•
Frasch, Hans A., assignor to Grasselli Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Petroleum
dye.
Frasch, Hans A., assignor to Grasselli Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Brown pe-
troleum dye
Fraser, Allan, Providence, R. I. Antirattler for thill-couplings
Eraser, Angus W. (See Gordon, James R., assignor.)
Fraser, David B. (See Miller. John S., assignor.)
Fraser, David B., New York, N. Y. Machine for hulling, scouring, and cleaning coffee. . .
Fraser, Henry F., Antioch, Cal. Explosive-engine
Fraser, Horatio N., New York, N. Y. Vessel lor collecting precipitates
Fraser, Horatio N., New York, N. Y. Holding-ring for respirators
Fraser, Joseph C, Manix. 111. Fence
Fra.ser, Peter, Whitman, Mass. Combined seat and folding berth
Fraser, Thomas. (See Borbridge, Fraser, and Prenter.)
Frasier, William E., Osceola, Tex. Pitch-board
Frauz, Herman E., Ba.'ilmore, Md. Steam-generator ,
Frawley, John J., president. (See Barrett, Patrick J., assignor.)
Frazee, John, assignor to C. A. Worsley, New Orleans, La. Box for cigars or other arti-
cles.
Frazer, Alexander, assignor to Goshen Sweeper Company, Grand Rapids, Mich. Boring-
machine
Frazer, Charles R. , San Francisco, Cal., assignor to Pacific Labeling Company, of California. I
Can-labeling machine '
Frazer, Francis M. (See Delabarre, Frazer, and ClArrick.)
Frazeur, David C, New Market, N. J. Bicycle-gearing ,
Frazeur, David C, New Market, assignor of one-half to J. A. Freeh, Somerville, N. J.i
Power- transmitting mechanism
Frazier Cycle Company. (See Kirsch-King, Albert W., assignor.)
Frazier, Edward S., Aurora, 111. Bicycle-tire
Frazier, James L., Chicago, M. W. Speulda and N. Du Bois, Springfield; said Speulda and
Du Bois assignors, by loesne assignments, to Frazier Lock Company, Chicago, HI. Door-
Frazier, Julius 0., assignor of one-half to L. A. Becnel. McCall, La. Flue-cleaner
Frazier Lock Company. (See Frazier, Speulda, and Du Bois, assignors.)
Freakley, William, Stoke-upon-Trent, .England. Furnace
Freeh, John A. (See Frazeur, David C, assignor.)
Frechette, Isaie, Montreal, Canada. Hand lasting-tool ■
Frederick, George D., Clamo, Wis. Corn-planter
Frederick, Lawrence N. (See Martin, James, assignor.)
Frederick, Phillip A. H., and J. M. Riedel, Philadelphia, Pa. Combination-tool for nurling,
milling, screw-cutting, turning, and grooving metal
Frederick, William B. (See Chope, Thomas, assignor.)
Fredericks, .Jacob H., Newark, N. J. Combined carpenter's bench pin, guide, and knife..
Frederiksen, Johan D. (See Jensen. Jens S., assignor.)
Free, Charles C, Colorado Springs, Colo. Stove
Free, Charles C, and N. F. Heath, Denver, Colo. Bicycle-lock
Freedley, Louis E., Boston, Mass. Electric operating mechanism for vehicles
Freeman, Charles A. (See Parker and Freeman.)
Freeman, Daniel A., Boston, Mass. Safety-guard for street-cars
Freeman, Edward B. (See Morton and Freeman.)
Freeman, George B., Racine, Wis. Machine for making bridle-bits
Freeman, George W., Salem, Mass. Bicycle ■■
Freeman, Jesse M., Oakland, Cal. Curtain attachment for windows
Freeman, John C, Richmond, Va. Harrow
Freeman, Samuel D. (See Smith and Freeman.)
Freer, Harry H., Pontiac, Mich. Collapsible pail
Freese, August H., Boston, Mass. Extensible bed-bottom
Freese, Daniel T., and J. D. Gawn, North Amherst, Ohio. Submarine boat
No.
.529,119
515,760
511,767
516,4?3
514,068
527,549
526,697
528,425
517,8.54
527,276
516,702
513,386
529,549
530,036
515,909
525,811
517,098
518,989
518,990
518,991
518,992
519,036
529,525
528,595
526,348
512,874
512,952
599,067
528,271
529,027
527,526
512,609
524,138
529,257
513,101
521,108
529,120
511,840
530,832
522,340
519,859
515,329
523,854
521,234
519,705
527,418
518,781
530,174
512,875
516,157
520,306
.525,648
516,194
531,370
521,854
Date.
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
May
May
May
May
May 1
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
1067 258
43
40
1231
143
1439
42
2966
721
988
1613
2744
1863
2605
276
852
2296
85
87
90
159
1824
128
1777
1943
2076
985
2695
13
10
295
35
350
12
718
181
239
384
669
C442
li43
647
65
541
Official
Gazette.
Nov.
13
916
Oct.
16
1402
Jan.
9
1453
Aug.
7
296
Nov.
13
1319
Jan.
23
2284
June
5
636
Nov.
13
1069
Jan.
Dec.
2
11
148
1320
July
3
283
May
15
1624
Feb.
27
2243
July
31
2934
June 12
856
May
Oct.
15
16
1379
1219
Apr.
24
2332
Dec.
4
161
Jan.
16
1944
Mar.
Sept.
Sept.
6
18
4
680
1712
541
Mar.
Deo.
13
25
754
2289
June 26 1
1948
434
30,31
421
460
492
234
650
217
^341
1342
351
69
07
(317 }
ins i
553
049 ! ?
U50 I j
258 '
. 37
317
74
395
555
556
68
731
201
67
67
3.12 67
298 ; 69
67
(578 I
i579 i
160 ! 66
403 I 68
131 I 68
176
546
42 I 69 ' 1244
(468 I
H69 ; i
66 : 1609
69 ' 1678
67 I 1602
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
113
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
Freese, John S., Brooklyn, N. T. Fishing-reel
Freise, "William, et al. (See Piatt, Edward T., assignor.)
Freise, William A., Newark, N. V. Filter and cle.nuins same
Fremont Saddlery Company. (See Tbielen, John, as.signor.)
French, Alexander W. (Soo French, James W. and A. W.)
French, Alonzo, Romeo, Mich. Ax-helve
French, Arthur S. (See Dixon, Joseph M., assignor.)
French, Charles E., Manchester, N. H. Asli-sifting machine
French, Harry C. (See Klein and French.)
French, James W. and A. W.. Michigan City, Ind. Jfut-lock
French, .Tohn C, et al. (See Pratt, Walter v., assignor.)
French, LaMartineM., and C. Nalenco, Chicago, 111. Piano attachment
French, Marion. (SeeMoehn, John N., assignor.)
French, Philo N., assignor to jlorris Box Lid Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Axle-box lid .
French, Philo N.. assignor to A. French Spring Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Spring
French, Samuel R., Farmington, Iowa. Derrick
French, Zachary T., and W. C. Meyer, Boston, Mass. Sewing-machine
French, Zachary T., and W. C. Meyer, Boston, Mass. Channeling-machine
Frenette. Joseph, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Hand-truck
Frenot, Louis D., Newark, N. J. Nut-lock
Frerichs, Jurgen, Oilman, 111. Chimney-regulator
Fretwell, John A.. Gainesville, Ga. Bed-brace
Fretz, AlvaB.. Caldwell, N. J. Revolving holder for maps, &.c
Fretz, Samnel S. (Soo Price and Fretz.)
Fretz, Samuel S., and J. B. Jesson, Philadelphia, Pa.; said Jesson assignor to said Fretz.
Umbrella-runner retainer
Frey, Benedict, assignor to H. Maurer, New York, N. Y. Glaze for clay articles
Frey, Cornelius E. (See Davis. William W., assignor.)
Frey, George W., et al. (See WiLion, J^mes N., assignor.)
Frey, Milton E. (See Ruby and Frey.)
Freyer, Charles H., London, England. Oil-purifying apparatus ,
Friant, Thomaa, et al. (See Billings, George W., assignor.)
Friant, Thomas, et al. (See Childs, Charles H., assignor.)
Friant, Thomas, et al. (See Raymond, Emma H., assignor.)
Frichette, Petar. Sheridan, Cal. Mechanical motor ,
Frick, Frederick. (See McCaskey, John L., assignor.)
Frick, Henry. Granger, Iowa. Wire reel and stretcher ,
Frick, LouisC. S., Buffalo, N. Y. Stuffing-box
Fricke, Harrj' C, Pittsburg, Pa. Fastener for electric wires
Fridlnnd, Lewis. (See Johnson and Fridlund.)
Fridrich, George W., St. Louis, Mo. Hot-air furnace
Fridrich. GeorgeW., St. Louis, Mo. Air-moistening device for hot-air furnaces
Friede, Samuel M., assignor to Star Coupler Company, St. Louis, Mo. Combination soft
and hard metal pipe coupling
Friede, SanmelM., assignorof one-third to J. W. Donnell, St. Louis, Mo. Compound-action
monkey-wrench .
Friede, Samnel M., assignor of one-third to J. W. Donnell, St. Louis, Mo. Combined pipe,
ratchet, and monkey wrench
Friede, Samuel M., assignor of one-third to J. W. Donnell, St. Louis, Mo. Combined
monkey and pine ratchet- wrench
Friede, Samnel M., assignor of one-third to J. W. Donnell, St. Louis, Mo. Combined mon-
key and pipe wrench ,
Friedebom, Hermann, Miinden, Germany. Twin-screw steam-engine
Friedel, Robert, Chicago, HI. Metal rooflng-plate
Friedel, Robert, Chicago, HI. Curling-iron
Friedenstein. Joseph, Brooklyn, N. Y. Joint for metal wheel-rims
Friederici, Otto, London, England. Boiler-furnace
Frie<lheim, Firm of Max. (See Bauer, Friederich R., assignor.)
Friedlander, Ellen. (See Hunter, Wallace B., assignor.)
Friedlander, Henry, Perry, Okla. Ter. Beer-taj)ping device
rrie<llander, John, St. Lonis, Mo. Machine for polishing shoes
Friedman, Gabriel, et al. (See Engel, Isidor, assignor.)
Friedman, .Joseph L., and J. W. Keiler, Padncah, Ky. Bottle
Friend, J. H. (See Stebbins, Henry W., assignor.)
Friend, Joseph P. (See Parker ancf Friend.)
Friese, Augustus W. (See Hobbs, Horace, assignor.)
Friese, Eugen F.. et al. (See Krantz, Felix C, assignor.)
Friese-Greene, William, assignor of one-half to C. Brawn, London, England. Apparatus
for measuring electricity
Frink, Herbert J., Holyoke, Mass. Calendering-machine
Frisbee, Daniel D., Detroit, Mich. Fence
Frisbie, Henry R., assignor to F. Kinsley. Bridgeport, Conn. Steam chime- whistle
Frisbie. Henry R.. Newark, assignor to Eastwood Wire Manufacturing Company, Belle-
ville, N. J. Globe- valve
Frisbie, Oteria E., et al. (See Welling, John E., assignor.)
Frisbie, Samnel, TJnionville, Conn. Vise
Frisbie, Samnel, Unionville. Conn. Door-check
Frisbie, William M., New Haven, Conn. Elevator ,
Frischen, .Tohann H., asfignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Semaphore-oper-
ating device
Frischen, Johann H., assignor to Siemens &. Halske, Berlin, Germany. Switch and signal
operating device
Frischen, Johann H., assignor to Siemens &• Halske, Berlin, Germany. Semaphore-oper-
ating device
Frischen, Johann H., assignor to Siemens &. Halske, Berlin, Germany. Train-operated sig-
naling system .■
Frischen, "Johann H., and R. Pfeil, assignors to Siemens &■ Halske, Berlin, Germany. Train-
operated device
Frisen, Malcolm, Paterson. N. J. Safety-pin
Frith, Eustace, London, England. Book back or cover
8 PAT
No.
522,323
528,630
51*, 768
515,399
522,888
515,426
.522,050
52fi,895
514,355
525,047
529,900
522,202
514,315
517,919
515,706
519,763
530,037
517,609
516,703
514,356
519,037
518,810
525,891
519,304
528,202
521,437
525,318
525,683
525,684
530,518
514,650
525,098
527,172
517,610
531,525
530,761
524,139
517,800
528,870
516,646
519,995 !
520,418 ;
Date.
July 3
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
July 10
Feb. 27
,Tuno 26
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
Nov. 27
July 3
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
May 15
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
May 1
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
May 1
Oct. 30
June 12
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Dec. 11
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
May 15
May 29
Monthly
volume.
528,426 i
.530,101 :
516,987 '
I
513,496
513,497
513,562
529,165
513,498
513,563
529.614
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
353
184
1207
2411
2361 586
2318
380
64(>
1870
300
597
557
95
164
(456
J 457
2432 i 584
32 [ 9
588 ! 147
825 i 207
2850 I 709
1464 355
2696
312
1615
642
160
2387
1008
658
2576
647
384
164
38
590
227
160
623
1217 288
2328 I 563
612 146
615
798
1124
1966
807
313
2558
146
198
(280
)28l
481
196
74
612
Official
Gazette.
1209 • 294
297 '69,70
641
641
1518
1845
2576
530,478 I Dec. 4 690
2967
41
2081
2944
2947
3069
1149
2948
3071
I
160
153
361
451
623
172
718
12
493
725
725
755
277
Nov. 20 1961
726
755
;466
467
69
66
67
66
69
67
67
vxv
690
691
713
8T6
691
713
1043
114
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Fritsche, Friederike, Berlin, Germany. Galvanic chain
■Fritsche, "Waldemar, Berlin, Germany. Armature for electric machines ,
Fritz, George, Rib Lake, Wis. Device for side-dressing saw-teeth
FrizeU, Edward E., Lamed, Kans. Pump ,
Eroberg, Richard, San Eranoisoo, Cal. Mo^-head
Eroelich, Chiistopher, Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-switch
Froidevaux, Arnold, Brooklyn, assignor to Froidevaux & Co., New York, N. Y. Deter-
gent.
Fi'oidevaux & Co. (See Froidevaux, Arnold, assignor.)
Froman, Felix K., and H. C. Murray, Vale, Oreg. Sage-brush cutter
Fromhoit, F61ix J. G., Paris, France. Mechanical sawing and molding stone, marble, &c. .
Fromholt, F61ix J. G., Paris, France. Machine for cutting tooth-recesses in saw-blades . . .
Fromhoit, F61ix J. G., Paris, France. Rotary borer with diamond bit
Frontier Iron "Works. (See Symington, Duncan, assignor.)
Frost, ArtemesiaF., Highland, Kans. Rack or holder for fruit-jars
Frost, Charles E., New Lisbon, Ohio. Brick-kiln -
Frost, ElUs F., 'Washington, D. C. Switchboard
Frost, Floyd T., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-fourth to C. A. Voris, Chicago, Dl.
Carpet- ijeater
Frost, John C:, Winston, N. C. Spraying device for tobacco-oasingmachines
Frost, John O., Greensburg, assignor of one-half to M. Johnson, Uniontown, Pa. Coin-
controlled electrical apparatus -
Frost, Thomas W., Wayland, Mass. Paint-brush binder
Frost, Walter E., assignor to D. A. Field, Lewiston, and G. P. Smith, Auburn, Me. Elec-
tric-arc lamp
Fry, Frank L., and W. J. Fisher, Tacony, Pa. Artificial-stone pavement
Fry, George S., and S. L. Walker, Loogootee, Ind. Spoke-sawing machine
Fry, Henry A., San Francisco, Cal. Gas-burner
Fry, John H., Grand Rapids, Mich. Drafting-table
Fry, John H., assignor of one-half to J. G. -Alexander, Grand Rapids, Mich. Folding draft-
rtable
Fry, Joseph F., Wever, Iowa. Vehicle running-gear
Fry, Stephen D., and J. R. Hamilton, Attica, Ind. Churn
Fry, Urias J., Milwaukee, Wis., and G. M. Basford, Oak Park. HI. Electrical block-sig-
nal apparatus
Fry, TJrias J., Milwaukee, Wis., andG. M. Basford, Oak Park, HI. Block-signal appara-
tus
Frye, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve
Fryer, Aaron, assignor of one-half to D. Wiggins, Bath-on-the-Hudson, N. Y. Means for^
multiplex telegraphing between cars of railways
Fryer, John O. , Chelsea, Mass. Loom for weaving narrow fabrics
Fryer, John W. (See Balthasar, Curt J., assignor.)
Fryer, Robert M., assignorto J. P. V. Ritter, A. S. Johnson, C. H. Burgess, W. C. Avery,)
B. E. Emmert, and G. H. La Fetra, Washington, D. C. Valve-gear for engines 5
Fryer, Robert M., assignor to J. P. V. Ritter, A. S. Johnson, C. H. Burgess, W. C. Avery,
B. E. Emmert, and G. H. La Fetra, Washington, D. C. Steam-valve
Fryer, William, and F. A. Coles, Birmingham, England. Mount for jugs or the like
Fry singer, James M., Ohio City, Ohio. Baggage- truck
Fuchs, Benjamin F., Marble Falls, Tex. Piano-tuning hammer ,
Fuchs, Carl. (See Schw6ers and Fuchs.)
Fuchs, Gustav, Chicago, 111. Revolving show and advertising stand
Fuchs, Henry and J. F., Toledo, Ohio. Trunk
Fuchs, John F. (See Fuchs, Henry and J. F.)
Fuchs, Nathan, assignor of two-thirds to T. Craney and T. C. Stokes, Louisville, Ky.
Bun:
No.
Fuchs^ Oscar J., assignor of one-half to S. E. Mosher, Chillioothe, Ohio. Cyclometer
Fuchs, Simon, assignor to D. I. Neudorf, St. Louis Mo. Sash for windows
Fuchsiocher, Carl, et al. (See Zanger, Theodor, assignor.)
Fuerth, William G., Newark, N. J ., assignor to A. B. Dick Company, of Illinois. StencU-
printing machine ^
Fiigel, Hugo. (See Ench, Fiigel, Cooke, and Schultze.)
Fulford, George A., assignor of one-half to S. C. Howard, Providence, R. I. Switch-oper-
ating device
Fulghum, EUsha J., Traverse City, Mich. Saw-handle
Fulgham, Emma R. (See Henley and Pulgham, assignors.)
Fulgham, Jesse P. (See Henley and Fulgham.).
Fullenlove, McClelland C, assignor of one-half to J. C. Cosgrove, Chicago, HI. Safety ap-
pliance for elevators
Fuller, Albert W., Saugus, Mass. Electric- wire cleat or holder
Fuller, Charles D. (See St. John, Garland B., assignor.)
Puller, Clinton H. (See Garing, Adolph, assignor.)
Fuller, Eben E., Monticello, Minn. Baling-press
Fuller, Eugene J. , Sheridan, N. Y. Vine-fastener
Fuller, Franklin P., assignor of three-fourths to H. C. Fowler, L. W. Armentrout, and
F. G. Porter, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Grate-bar
Fuller, George, etal. (See Demmick, George W., assignor.)
Fuller, George M. (See Pelkey and St. Louis, assignors.)
Fuller, Henry C, assignor of two-thirds to T. M. Wyatt and F. F. Dumont, BentonvUle,
Ark. Toy
Fuller, Herbert M. (See Brightly, Fuller, and Singer.)
Fuller, Horace S., et al. (See Hakewessell, Reinhold, assignor.)
Fuller, Horace S., et al. (SeoHenn, Edwin C, assignor.;
Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Company. (See Starks, Nils 0., assignor.)
Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Company. (See Starks and Johnson, assignors.)
Fuller, Judson M., Oak Park, HI. Puzzle
Fuller, Levi K. (See Bailey, Frank J., assignor.)
Fuller, Louis F., and A. J. Taylor, Norfolk, Va. Electric belt
Fuller, Marie L., New YorK, N. Y. Mechanism for the production of stage effects
Fuller, Marie L., New York, N. Y. Garment for dancers
Fuller, Maybell, assignor of one-half to K. Pollard, Syracuse, N. Y. Fruit or vegetable^
steamer 5
Fuller, Myron H., Phelps, assignor to Clifton Springs Manufacturing Company, Manches-
ter, N. Y. Fork
52U,182
515,467
530,833
531,175
512,543
519,082
522,708
515,546
518,029
530,407
530,408
517,380
531,371
516,862
529,682
519,425
520,044
519,996
523,144
530,988
526,699
515,669
516,089
527,017
516,567
525,980
530,762
530,763
523,855
528,902
523,114
527,679
528,537
526,104
526,698
528,154
524,107
528,719
518,811
513,040
519,450
521,464
525,892
522,558
524,979
513,564
512,182
525,010
516,888
514,620
Date.
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Deo. 11
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
May 1
July 10
Feb. ^7
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Mar. 20
Nov. 20
May 8
May 22
May 15
July 17
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
July 31
Nov. 6
July 17
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
May 8
June 19
Sept. 11
July 3
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
Monthly
volume.
518,061 1 Apr. 10
531,109
513,102
518,347
517,217
530,892
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
1495
2466
1321
1928
1355
246
906
2593
1020
578
579
2758
2290
1872
2067
887
1926
1846
1680
1588
44
2784
574
567
1381
1149
1210
1215
2935
1622
1647
20
1361
43
2493
350
(610
1611
318
459
328
58
641
257
143
144
649
546
443
495
214
472
451
420
377
12,13
693
134
137
328
261
295
295
731
(165
il66
406
(397
^398
7
316
12
604
233 54,55
342 83
2389
2203
922
1282
1009
653
1719
3072
751
1800
1912
1079
1077
1803
2286
1583
2494
1417
590
528
222
Official
Gazette.
67
69
68
69
1447
1360
227
165
68
68
421
755
68
66
183
439
66
68
452
66
269
66
272
67
429
553
392
586
587
69
66
67
|66
337
69 1
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
115
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aud iuvontion.
Fuller, Rodolphus, Detroit, Mich, Bmsh-holder for dynamo-electric machines .
Fuller, Theodore W., Washington, D. C. Bench or other plane
Fuller i Warren Company, (See Wolfe, Gurdon G., assignor.)
Fuller, Willard M., Denver, Colo. Pulverizing-machine
Fuller, Willie C, Salina, Kans. Electric belt
Fullerton, James, Columbus, Ohio, Stairway
Fiillner, Alwin G. E., 'Warmbrnnn, Germany, Pulp-catcher for paper-mannfactoriea
FuUner, Franz, Chicago, 111. Galvanic battery
Fulmer, Jacob M, , McZena, Ohio. Fence
Fulton, David, assignor of one-half to A. E. Flowers, Enterprise, Oreg, Sliding gate
Fulton, David M,, Baltimore, Md. Nut-lock
Fulton, James A., South Bend, Ind. Sand-band for wagons
Fulton, Joseph H., West Lebanon, assignor of two-tiiths to W, K, Hamilton, Indiana,
I'a. Chum-dasher
Fulton, Louis B. (See Pudan and Fulton.)
Fulton, Mahlon, Philadt-lphia, Pa. Smoke-consuming furnace
Funk, Charles E., Chicago, 111. Pump
Funk, Charles E., Chicago, 111, Pump
Funk, H, W, (See Staley, Joseph L., assignor,)
Funk, Levi L., Chicago, ill. Electric mouth-batt«ry
Funk. William R., assignor of one-half to A, G, Henry, McFarland, £an8. Extension tie-
plate
Fiinke, Max, Dresden, Germany. Machine for bordering placards, &c
Funke, Robert C, assignor of one-half to S. Corkran, Philadelphia, Pa. Hammock stretcher
or spreader
Funkhauser, James L., Moravia, Iowa, Hay-stacker
Funkhouser, I. N., et al. (See Humbert, James H,, assignor.)
Furaj', John B. (See McArdle and Furay,)
Furbush, Charles O., Jr,, Minneapolis. Minn. Lubricator for bicycles
Furman, Charles L., and G. E. Holland, Peoria, HI, Adjustable angle attachment for den-
tal handpieces
Furnas, Robert "W., Indianapolis, Ind, Street-sweeper
Fumas, Robert W,, Indianapolis, Ind. Street-sweeper
Furnas, Robert W,, Indianapolis, Ind, Street-sweeper
Fumess, Frank, assignor of one-third to D, H, Watts, Philadelphia, Pa, Tile floor, wall, &c.
Furr, Jacob, (See Leonard, Caswell L., assignor.)
Fustian Cutting Machine Company. (See Mann, Smith, and Read, assignors,)
Fyfe, John C. (See Timbrel! and Fyfe,)
Fyfe, JohnC, assignor of one-half to J. Hayes, Chicago, 111. Electric-arclamp
Fyfe, JohnC, assignor of one-half to .1, Hayes, Chicago, III. Commutator
Fyfe, John C, assignor of one-half to J. Hayes, Chicago, 111. Rheostat
G. D. Colton & Company. (See Anderson, Abraham, assignor,)
Gabb, William J,, et al. (See Hakewessell, Reinhold, assignor.)
Gabb, William J., et al. (See Henn. Edwin C, assignor.)
Gabel, Thomas R., Albuciuerque, N, Mes,, assignor to Q. & C, Company, Chicago, HI.
Combined tie-plate and raU-brace
Gadey, Charles H. , assignor of one-half to Brown Brothers Manufacturing Company, Chi-
cago, HI, Grate-bar
Gafiney, James F, (See Beron, Frank G„ assignor.)
Gaffron, Phillip E,, Denver, Colo, Gold-amalgamating machine
Gage, Bessie F., Oakland, Cal, Coffee-making apparatus
Gage. Burt 0, (See Hall and Gage.)
Gage, Robert, et al. (See Weston, Edward D., assignor.)
Gage, "Welleslev W., New York, N, T. Pipe-coupling
Gage, William's.. Augusta, Me, Joint for articles of wood
Gagnon, Gilbert, Nanaimo, Canada. Cable-grip lor logging and other purposes
Gagnon, Thomas, assignor to E. & T. Fairbanks <t Company, St, Johnsbury, Vt. Drop-
jack for railway or platform scales
Gail, Daniel H., Chicago, HI., assignor to L, H, Gail, "Wire mattress
Gail, Louisa H, (See GaU, Daniel H,, assignor,)
Gaines, Henry P., McKenzie, Tenn. Wagon-bed -
Gair, Marie, St, Louis, Mo, Curtain-hanger
Gair, Robert, Brooklyn, N. T. Paper box
Gaiser, August L., Wiirtemberg, Germany, Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Gaitber, David A., Williston, Tenn. Pea-shelling machine
Galbraith, George. (See Wallis and Galbraith.)
Galbraith, George J. (See Thomson aud Galbraith,)
Galbreath, Charles E., Osage Mission, Kans, Switch
Galbreath, Thomas M,, Memphis, Tenn. Wagon-railway
Gale, Andrew, and E, Tremblay, assignors to said Gale and Belcher & Taylor Agricultural
Tool Company, Chicopee, Mass. Swivel-plow
Gale, Burton L., assignor to Warren Extension Table Company, Warren, Pa, Knockdown
box.
Gale, Edward, Peoria, HI. TroUey-wi re finder
Gale, Edward, Peoria. 111. Trolley- wire finder
Gale, Horace B,, San Francisco, Cal. Speed and power regulator for motors
Gale, .TohnT., Columbu.s, Ohio. Temporary binder
Gale, Moses F., Brooklyn, N. T. Dust collector and separator ,
Gallager, Henry. Savannah, Ga, Car-coupling
Gallagher, Daniel (See Perkins and Scollay, assignors.)
Gallagher, Edward J., Jr„ Philadelphia, Pa," Safety stable device
Gallagher, George F., et al. (See Moore, Thomas B"., assignor.)
Gallagher. George F., and T. B. Moore, assignors of one-third to H, Gallagher, Rochester,
N. T. Furnace
Gallagher, Henry. (See Gallagher and Moore, assignors.)
Gallagher, Henry, et al. (See Moore, Thomas B., assignor.)
Gallagher, John F., Forest City, Pa. Car-axle box
Gallagher, ThomaaM., St. Louis, Mo, Car-coupling
Gallagher, Thomas M,, assignor of one-half to C. D. Stevens, St, Lonis, Mo. Smoke-abat-'
ing furnace
No.
522,051
528,087
517,381
513,387
525,198
518 238
522, .WO
514,922
528,934
524,89.')
528,538
513,041
510.530
513,315
513,316
; 530,409
I 526,307
518,568
I 517,099
531,176
513,178
514,676
514,677
514,678
527,961
519,283
522,052
528,539
530,175
513,565
520,847
514,592
521,465
525,387
520,224
526,621
516,195
516,595
525,143
519,451
530,834
513,911
516,527
516,327
522,341
521,310
513,566
526,183
518,062
515,330
516,371
528,124
530,617
526,776
524,200
512,692
512,183
Date,
June 26
Oct, 23
Mar, 27
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
July 3
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
May 8
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Sept, 18
Apr, 17
Mar, 27
Dec, 18
Jan, 23
Feb, 13
Feb, 13
Feb, 13
Oct, 23
May 1
June 26
Nov, 6
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
June 5
Feb. 13
June 19
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
May 8
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Jrdy 3
June 12
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Oct.
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Monthly
volume.
2319
2378
2759
2746
2136
1384
fi.M
1574
764
1577
23
2206
1084
2633
2636
598
580
1713
1960
2298
1930
2412
1174
1170
1177
2153
615
2320
24
162
3073
170
1034
557
574
;649
I 650
669
,'>21
347
165
395
180
386
7
528
259
639
639
144
144
404
484
542
459
582
292
293
294
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1518
150
557
7,8
42
756
37
260
1283 299
116 I 30
1572 i 369
2252 t 538
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924 : 223
1323 318
3621 i 892
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994
3074
1496
1078
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1050
2442
234
756
351
273
556
249
591
966 237
180
400
1601
42
95
384
"o
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P4
67
69
1670
484
^66
2021
66
68
67
68
66
69
68
69
618
1094
286
128
1183
80B
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650
66
443
67
66
66
756
597
597
69
113
69
68
1321
1491
67
66
389
1931
69
1597
66
66
66
66
553
1092
1092
1093
|69
443
67
67
69
656
1670
650
69
1244
66
714
67
66
1228
1065
67
68
68
1462
1171
1462
68
66
1603
1609
|66
68
67
69
66
1733
1079
729
1472
818
66
1714
J66
1649
68
57
67
66
68
67
66
66
69
1390
714
1447
213
1319
1663
495
69
1407
69
34
68 :
66 ;
734
329
183 66 14*
116
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
U'aiiie, residence, and invention.
Galland, Annie M., Kew York, N. T. Box
Gallant, William L, (See JMcLaughen and Gallant.)
(fr.lleazzi, Joseph, San Francisco, Cal. Accordion
Gallegos, Jos6, Oc6s, Gnatemala. Back-brace
Galligan, Heniy F.. Lebanon, Mo. Coin-controlled electrical apparatus
GalloTvay , Robert, Macedon, N. Y. Grain-drill
Galloway, Robert, Macedon, N. Y., assignor to Bickford & Hoffman Company, of New
York. Gearing for grain-drills
Galloway, Sumuel J., Santiam, Oreg. Combined car and air-brake coupling
Galloway, William G., Chicago, 111. Drying-kiln
Galloway, William G., Chicago, 111. Drying-kiln
G.allup, James W. (See Conner, Daniel E., assignor.)
Galsler, John C, Philadelphia, Pa. Guard for globes of electric lights or lamps
Gait, Thomas A., Sterling, 111. Lawn-rake
Gamble, James N. (See Strong, George S., assignor.)
Gamble, WillM., New Whatcom, Wash. Shoulder-brace
Gamewell Fire- Alarm Telegraph Company. (See Burns, Michael J., assignor.)
Gamewell Fire-Alarm Telegraph Company. (See Decrow, William E., assignor.)
Gamewell Eire- Alarm Telegraph Company. (See Kirnan, William H., assignor.)
Gamewell Fire-Alarm Telegraph Company. (See Suren, Nathan H., assignor.)
Gnmmons. Eerdinand C, assignor to Eagle Cotton Gin Company, Bridgewater, Mass.i
Pneumatic seed-cotton conveyer [
Gamuions, Welcome P., Jr., New York, N. Y Machine for sewing sweat-bands into hats^
Ganon, Henry F., Indianapolis, Ind. Thread-cutting ring
Ganduxer, Jacinto F.,Gracia, Spain. Automatic line discharger
Gandy, Frederick, Eern Bank, Ohio. Core for casting hollow cylinders, pipes, &c
Gano, Avery, Greene county, 111. Earm-gate".
Gans, Moses. Baltimore, Md. Machine for slotting umbrella-sticks
Ganswindt, Hermann, Schoeneberg, Germany. Propeller for aerial vehicles
Garcelon, Fred. M., Lewiston, Me. Spindle
Garcelon, Ered. M., Lewiston, Me. Spindle and bolster
Gardam, Erederick W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Toy microscope
Garden, Anthony D. (See Walter, Thomas JJ., assignor.)
Gardiner, Clement E., Hempstead, N. Y. Manufacture of candy whistles
Gardiner, John. (See Moore and (xardiner.)
Gardner, Cuthbert, Eedcar, England. Combined life-boat and ship's safe
Gardner, Edward. (See Gardner, Thomas H. and E.)
Gardner, Erederick A., New Bedford, Mass. Hot-water furnace
Gardner, Erederick N., Beloit, Wis., assignor to C. H. Besly, Chicago, lU. Shaft-hanger.
Gardner, George C. , Chicago, 111. Sash-fastener
Gardner, George H., Boston, Mass. Primary battery
Gardner, Henry K., Pawtucket, R.I. Cigar-bunching machine
Gardner, Henry L. (See Donovan and Gardner.)
Gardner, Henry L., Springfield, Mass. Trolley-cycle
Gardner, Horace C, assignor to himself and G. F. Swift, Chicago, HI. Extensible vesti-
bule for use in loading refrigerator-cars
Gardner, Levi S., G. Cook, and A. 0. Tannenberg, assignors to W. H. Bofinger, New Or-
leans, La. Cotton-band cutter
Gardner, Marshall, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Gardner Sewing Machine Company,(
Aurora, 111. Sewing-machine. (Reissue) • (
Gardner, Onslow K., Pittsburg, Pa. Sash lock, lift, and balance
Gardner Sewing Machine Company. (See Gardner, Marshall, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Gardner Sewing Machine Company. (See Levedahl, Axel, assignor.)
Gardner, Thomas H. and E., Manchester, England. Dental chair
Gardner, Thomas H. and E., Manchester, England. Retaining or lowering apparatus
Gardner, WilliamE., Washington. D. C. Time-ball
Gardy, Henry D., assignor of one-half to T. C. Burk, Chester, Pa. Roundabout
Gare, Thomas, Stockport, England. Burnishing-machino
(Jarey, Wilbur E., Chicago, III. Electric indicator
Garfield, Charles M., Minneapolis, Minn. Cigar-moistening device
Garfield, Erank R. , Concord, Mass. Cash-receptacle
(Jarfield Injector Company. (See Young. Edwin J., assignor.)
Garford, Arthur L. , Elyria, Ohio. Bicycle-saddle
Garich, Robert, Chicago, 111. Mash-machine .-
Garies, Fannie M., assignor of one-half to M. E. Bustard, New York, N. Y. Instrument
for chiropodists' use
Garing, Adolph, AUentown, assignor of one-half to C. H. Euller, Catasauqua, Pa. Sand-
box for cars
Garis, John E., and H. J. Welch, Port Carbon, Pa. Valve for compressor and blowing en-
gines ,
Garl, Manious, Akron, Ohio. Annunciator
Garland, Frank. M., New Haven, Conn. Package of ammunition
Garland, Erank. M., New Haven, Conn. Machine-gun
(jarland, George M., Des Plaines, III. Transom-lifter
Garland, Howard P., Petaluma, (Jal. Wheel
Garland, Julia A. (See Garland, Michael, assignor.)
Garland, Michael. (See Thomas, Edwin E., assignor.)
Garland, Michael, Bay City, Mich. Coupler for cable conveyers, &c
Garland, Michael, Bay City, Mich. Coupling for cable conveyers, &c
Garland, Michael, Bay City, Mich. Twin circular sawing machine
Garland, Michael, Bay (iity, Mich. Sawiug-machine
Garland, Michael, assignor to J. A. Garland, Seabright, N. J. Water-closet
Garland, Michael, assignor to M. Garland Company, Bay City, Mich. Driving live-rolls - .
(3-arland, Michael, and C. M. Prescott, Bay City, Mich.; said Prescott assignor to said
Garland. Sawing-machine
Garland, Richard T., Altoona, Pa. Car-door
Garlock, Stephen G., and B. W. Marshall, assignors to W. J. Marshall, St. Louis, Mo. Ad-
justable desk-bracket for electric lamps
No.
528,935
517,648
530,038
526.388
530,585
529,375
514,184
526,349
520,350
524,168
529,901
531,372
516,733
519,038
530,332
523,889
526,029
524,849
524,418
526,700
526,670
.'i28,936
513,912
530,039
516,968
529,121
523,774
521,341
530,764
528,903
526,832
514,923
529,258
11,412
522,889
519,109
519,110
520,879
527.962
521,977
519,945
520,141
527,239
523,115
512,693
527,240
528,904
512,369
513,775
513,.567
513,995
513,913
526,622
516,568
517,3.38
518,031
528,088
524,246
530,333
515,734
531,110
517,569
Date.
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Eeb. 6
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Mar. 20
May 1
Dec. 4
July 31
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Oct. a
Sept. 25
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
June 12
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
Eeb. 20
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
July 10
May 1
May 1
June 5
Oct. 23
June 26
May 15
May 22
Oct. 9
July 17
Jan. 16
Oct 9
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
Eeb. 27
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
766
3^7
2697
1868
917
1531
344
1778
1780
347
2434
2291
1673
162
453
2M92
1226
1513
797
53
2349
767
3624
2698
2048
1070
445
1063
1219
091
265
1575
1323
1341
1208
288
290
223
2153
2191
1758
2118
919
1624
1602
711
1055
3412
3076
37
3625
2253
1383
2690
1022
2379
466
454
1806
252
180
92,93
648
444
225
366
82,83
422
422
81
585
^546
i 547
396
397
38,39
113
744
283
370
195
13
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181
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168 69
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109
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66 ; 775
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66 I 861
66 ' 818
68 1604
66
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66
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1726
2007
205
484
747
1297
1443
1574
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
117
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coiitiiiiicd.
Name, residence, iuid invention.
Garner, Tlioinaa C, Jr., Iberia, Mo. Flue for .smoke-pipes
Gamier, Jules. Paris. France. Extractiui; nickel from its oxides .
Gainsey, Frederiik A., Southborouyli, Mass. Loom-temple.
Xo.
Garranx, Frederick, assijjuor to Wiusbip Machine Company, Atlanta, Ga. . Apparatus for
elevating seid-cotton - >
Garrett, A. M., et al. (See Dodder, George W., a-ssignor.)
Garrett, Allison. (See Tanquary, Cassius M., .'issijniov. )
Garrett, Elmer E., Philadelpbia, Pa. Duplicatiuu easli or receipt book
Garri.son, William F., Brooklyn, N. T. Water-regulating valve for condensers
Garrison, William F., Brooklyn, >J. T. Puppet- valve for pistons of air or gas pumps
Garrison, Willi.im M. S.. Elizabeth. N. J. Portable elevator
Garrott, Joseph C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Floor-washing machine
Garside, Irad L., Paterson.'N. J Bell for doors, tables, etc
Gar.-<ide, Irad L., Paterson, N. J. Door-bell. &c
Garside. Irad L., Paterson, N. J., assignor to Multi-Stroke Bell Company, of New Jersey.
Signal-bell
Garst, Dudley, assignorof one-half to J. E. Turner. Greenville, Ohio. Wire fence...
Garstang. Pichard, assignor of two-thirds toC. F. Sparks and Alton Novelty Manufactur-J
ing Company. Alton, III. Steam-engine (
Gartman, Charles E., et al. (See Dixon, AVilliam H.. assignor.)
Garton. George, .assignor of one-half to H. Murphy, Millville, N. J. Oar-lock
Gartrell, ,Tohn H., Penzance, England. Apparatus for indicating and regulating fluid-
pressure *-
Garven, William H., Portland, Oreg. District-telegraph call
Garver, Abraham L., Roaring Spring, Pa. Book-backing machine
Gavver, Madison M. (See Willyonng and Garver.)
Garver. Madi.eon M., and E. G. Willyonng. assignor8.to Qaeen & Company, Incorporated,?
Phila<lelphia, Pa. Electrical measuringinstrnment ^
Garver, Martin V., Bryan, Ohio. Wheelbarrow ,
Garver, Martin V., Bryan, Ohio. AVheelbarrow-tray
Garvey, Charles J., assignor to Colhoun Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Curry
comi) 1 .
.515,427
511,H80
524,587
Date.
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Aug. U
521,159 i June 12
521,879
519,083
525.541
522,2.52
51,5i877
.512,435
513,499
Garvin, James E., Merritt's Corners, N. T. Nut and bolt lock
Garvin, William L., et al. (See Prosser, Daniel F., assignor.)
Garwood, Spencer, Milford Centre, Ohio. Wheel
Gas Meter Conipanv. (See Gow, John, assignor.)
Gas-Motoren-Fabrik-Deutz. (See Langen, Engen, assignor.)
Gas-Motoren-Fabrik-Dentz. (See Schuram. Hermann, assignor.)
Gas Traction Company. (See Prawatke. August, assignor.)
Gaskell, Silas S. C, assignor to F. M. Whiteman, Canton, Ohio. Tumbler-washer
Gaskill. Elijah T., assignor of one-half to C. D. Patterson, New Berne, N. C. Mattress-flU-
ing machine
Gaskill, Isaac N.. St. Louis, Mo. Automatic pres.sure-regulator and stop-valve
Gaskill. William C, Kansas ("itv. Mo. Plate or platter
Ga.skill, William II., Philadelphia, Pa. Ferrule
Gaskill. William H., assignor to S. AV. Evans, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Ferrule
Ga.skins, Thomas, Arcadia, Fla. Cooking stove or range
Gaskins, Thomas, Arcadia, Fla. Seal-lock
531,373
525,701
523,631
525,099
517,451
525,649
519,997
514,593
.520,919
520,920
531,412
526,308
.52.5,011
529,527
530,040
530.765
.529,526
521.765
.521,342
,520,229
528,471
June 26
May 1
Sept. 4
July 3
Mai-. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
July 24
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
May 15
Feb. 13
June 5
June 5
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Aug. 23
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
2412
274
1062
724
1987
218
381
132
227
1180
2950
2293
660
2520
1967
66
541
1847
1036
304
305
2351
1715
1801
1826
597
63
262
171
480
58
93
31, 32
53
286
726
547
154
C6:il
J 632
481
14
131
2699
1220
1825
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
June 19 : 1811
June 12 1 1063
May 22 : 2268
Oct. .30 '
519,670 : May 8
Gassaway, Benjamin F. , Dublin, Tex. Overcoat
Ga.ssett, Oscar, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Boston, Mass.
trap ■ I 526,802 Oct. 2
Steam-
Gassett, Oscar, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Bostoij, Mass. Steam-
trap ■
Gaston, James M.. Louisville, Ky. Bolt and nut lock
Gaston. Stephen M., Sherman, Tex. Automatic damper-regulator
GatchoU. George S., et al. (See Finley, James H.. assignor.)
Gates, Albert J., as.signor to Gates Iron Works. Chicago. 111. Gyrating crusher
Gates. Caleb C, assignor to himself and J. S. Ilopkins, Forsyth, Mont. Railway rail or
tie distiibuter
Gates, Calvin M. (See Johnston and Gates.)
Ga'e.s, Charles M.,LaSalle, 111. .assignorof one-half toJ.C. Sm alley, Lafayette, Ind. Hay-
loader
Gates Iron Works. (See Brewis, John J., assignor.)
Gates Iron Works. (SeeCarman, Charles L., assignor.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Carman and Gates, assignors.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Carman. Hanna, and Gates, assignors.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Gates, Albei-t J., assignor.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Gates, Philetus W., assignor.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Gates, Ryerson D., and P. W., assignors.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Hoyt. Avery E., as.signor.)
Gates Iron Works. (See Van Wagner. Isaac M., assignor.)
Gates, .Tames, assignorof one-half to- G. Reid, Sombra, and T. Elliott, Goodrich, Canada.
Car-conpling
Gates, Philetus W. (See Carman and Gates.)
Gates, Philetus W. (See Carman, Hanna, and Gates.)
Gates. Philetus W. (See Gates, Ryerson D. and P. W.)
Gates, Philetus W.. assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Inclined diaphragm of
gyratory stone-breakers
Gates, Philetus W., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Stone-crusher
Gates, Philetus W., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, 111. Method of and means for
securing stone-crusher heads to shafts
Gates, Philetus W., assignor to Gates Iron Works, (Ilhicago. 111. Gyrating crasher
Gates, Philetus W., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. (gyratory stone-breaker..
Gates. Philetus W., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Bearing for gyrating
shafts for stone-breakers or other machines .'
Gates, Philetus W.. assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Sealing, lubricating, and
hearing support for gyrating screens, &c
Gates, Philetus W., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for casting
.journal-boxes
Gates, Kyeraon D., Oak Park, 111. Cigar-holder
.528,665
.530,766
514,887
525,413
.521,023
513,996
3047
1312
324
Nov. 6 261
Dec. 11 1222
Feb. 13 ; 1517
I
Sept. 4 167
June 5 479
Feb. 6
38
513,677 Jan. 30 3258
561
404
;439
440
484
648
296
434
429
219
5,52
73»
;313
i314
79
64
296
380>
43
114
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66 ! 235
66 i 091
67
( 451 ! ?
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69 1690
68 1491
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.525,405
525.406
67
Sept. 4 , 154 ! 39 68 1179
Sept. 4 155 39 68 1179
525,407
525,408
525,409
525,410
i 525,411
525,412
. 515,825
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4
4
4
156
159
160
40 ,
40,41
41
68
68
68
1179
1180
1180
Sept.
4
162
41,42
68
1180
Sept.
4
164
42
68
1181
Sept. 4 165
Mar. 6 154 I
42
38
68
1181
66 I 1482
118
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Gates, Kyerson D., Oak Park, 111. Eock or ore breaker
Gates, Kyerson D. and P. W., assignors to Gates Iron "Works, Chicago, 111. Kock or ore
crusher
Gates, "William, assignor of one-half to A."W. "Flint, New Haven, Conn. Extension attach-
ment for ladders ,
Gates, "William H., assignor of one-half to E. F. Dakiu, Worcester, Mass. Trammel
Gatewood, "William F., Alton, 111. Gate ,
Gatewood, "WilliamF., Alton, 111. Gate
Gatewood, "William L., Louisiana, Mo. Cant-hook
Gathright, Josiah B., Louisville, Ky. Street-sweeper
Gatling, Kichard J". , Hartford, Conn. Cartridge ,
Gatling, Richard J., Hartford, Conn. Bicycle
Gaudin, Eugene V., New Orleans, La. Awning
Gandrie, Francis X., Port Hope, Canada. Can-labeling machine
Gaugh, Maria A. (See Fitzgerald and Gaugh.)
Gaul, Marie, Philadelphia, Pa. Kefreshment-server
Gaul, Kay, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for producing draft in smoke-stacks or chimneys. .
Gaul, Kay, Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for increasing draft in smoke-stacks
Gault, John H., and C. F. Sohrader, assignors to S. B. Kowley, Philadelphia, Pa. Talve-
stopper for bottles
Gaunt, Fillmore, assignor of one-half to E. C. Haines, "Woodstown, N. J. Potato-planter. .
Gauntz, George, Greenfield, Ohio. Strainer for pump-spouts
Gause, Benjamin, Atlanta, Ga., assignor to J. C. Calhoun, New Tork, N. T. Cotton-har-i
vester ;
Gauthier, Agile N., New Orleans, La. KoUer-jewel protector for watches '.
Gauthier, AgileN., New Orleans, La. Mainspring-barrel for watches ,
Gauthier, AgUeN., New Orleans, La. "Watchcase-pendant
Gauthier, Albert. (See McKercher, Alphonse C, assignor.)
Gautran, Alfred J., Stamford, Conn. Bed-lounge
Gavey, William S., Brooklyn, N. Y. ElectricaUy-operated railway-switch
Gavioli, Claude, Paris, France. Mechanism for actuating keyboards by means of perfo-i
rated cards <
Gawn, James D. (See Freess and Gawn. )
Gay, Chauncey W., Springfield, Mass. Machine for bending paper-box blanks
Gay, Chauncey W., West Springfield, Mass. Machine for scoring paper-board
Gay, Chauncey W., Springfield, assignor of one-half to L. W. Brown & Co., Brightwood,i
Mass. Paper-box machine ;
Gay, George E., and J. H. Parsons, Augusta, Me. Trolley-catcher '.
Gay, William P., Leominster, Mass. Making tape from leather-board or other material. - .
Gay ley, James, IBraddock, Pa. Method of and apparatus for extracting moisture from air
for blast-furnaces
Gaylord, Jared E., et al. (See Cole, William G., assignor.)
Gaynor, Thomas F., Louisville, Ky., assignor to United Fire Alarm and Police Signal
dompany, of West Virginia. System for signaling and communication
Gaynor, Thomas F., Louisville, Ky., assignor to United Fire Alarm and Police Signal
dompany, of West Virginia. Electric signal-box
Gazlay, Henry W., Cortland, assignor of one-half to P. B. Spaulding, New Hartford, N. Y.
Milk cooler and aerator
Gearhart, Alfred V., Wausau, Wis. Counter for type-writers
Geary, Frank M. (See Denison and Geary.)
Geary, John J. , assignorof one-half to J. J. Mossop, Chester, Pa. Electromagnetic call-bell.
Geary, John J., assignor of one-half to J. J. Mossop, Chester, Pa. Circuit-closing device..
Gebauer, John, St. Louis, Mo. Horse-coUar-stuffing machine
Geddes, John H., managing director. (See Bennett, Thomas 0., assignor.)
Gedies, Franz, and C. Schunke, Berlin, Germany. Lamp
Geer, Costello B., assignor of one-half to J. E. Beebe, Union City, Pa. Combination-fur-
niture
Geer, Giles A., Utica, N. Y. Apparatus for ventilating cars
Geer, Maurice F. (See Smith and Geer.)
Geery, James. (See Buford and Geery.)
Gehly, Theodore H., et al. (See McLaughlin, James F., assignor.)
Geiger, Adalph, Kochester, N. Y. Oscillating pump
Geiger, Charles E., Louisville, Ky. Driving mechanism for electric elevators
Geiger, Harry M., assignor to Champion Cash Kegister Company, Grand Kapids, Mich.
Actuating device for manual recorders
Geiger, John H., et al. (See Knauer, Cyrus A., assignor.)
Geis, Mary K. (See Lawlor, John, assignor.)
Geisendorfer, John, Weimar, Cal. Pipe-wrench
Geiser, Daniel S., Waynesborough, Pa. Combined thrashing and separating machine
Geiser, Jacob, Basle, Switzerland. Lamp
Geisler, Wilhelm H., Hempstead, N. Y. Sawing-machine
Geissinger, Edward J., PliUadelphia, Pa., assignor of one-half to George A. Ohl & Com-?
pany, Newark, N. J. Metal-bendinij machine 5
Gelabert, William P., assignor of one-half to T. G. Nelson, Sweet Springs, Mo. Hametug
fastening
G61ardin. Jules, Paris, France. Saw-frame
Gelb, Phillip, New York, N. Y. Spool-box
Gelbaugh, "William H., assignor of one-half to A. Hutchinson, Manitou, Colo. Nut-lock . . .
Geldowsky, Martha C, St. Louis, Mo. Dress-skirt
Gelhaar, Otto. (See Leidgen, Nicolaus, assignor.)
Gelina, John, et al. (See "Winters, John W.^ assignor.)
Gelinck, Ferdinand I., Eiga, Eussia. Process of and apparatus for the production of dough
from cereals
Gem City Manufacturing Company. (See Thies, .lohn B., assignor.)
Gem City Stove Manufacturing Company. (See Kaempen, Folhert, Jr., assignor.)
Gemlo li-on Works Company. (See Joncas, Henry, assignor.)
Gemmer, George A., Wiiliainsport, Ind. Hay-rake
No.
525,144
530,102
515,582
522,053
513,914
526,701
514,455
512,544
513,997
519,384
524,712
527,843
523,068
512.508
522,009
522,203
525,893
514,924
520,045
525,264
525,265
526,030
531,461
517,743
531,413
519,671
527,963
519,531
511,941
518,030
527,844
515,761
515,762
521,648
519,180
525,145
525,266
529,721
516,925
516,005
526,702
526,127
521,160
519,253
519,254
516,926
524,526
525,456.
520,262
521,567
527,845
520,355
526,896.
529,828.
523,116
518,993
Date.
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
June 26
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
May 8
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
July 17
Jan. 9
June 26
July 3
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
May 22
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
May 8
Oct. 23
May 8
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
June 19
May 1
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
June 12
May 1
May 1
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
May 22
June 19
Oct. 23
May 22
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
July 17
May 1
Monthly
volume.
2046
41
2647
2322
3626
54
792
1356
39
817
1282
1920
1530
1309
2259
34
1010
1576
1928
2231
2232
1228
2455
554
2352
1313
1085
362
1021
1923
44
53
1597
431
2048
2233
2134
1979
439
55
1398
726
567
569
1980
968
237
2324
1461
1926
2481
382
2316
J 625
^-499
I 500
12
658
557
893
14
202
328
9
199
314
462
383
316
541
(227
1-228
396
5 472
1473
544
545
283
584
135
C561
1.562
C314
1315
518
f 260
1261
84,85
257
463
13
13,14
374
106
500
545
511
465
101
14
325
:i7i
172
138
138
C465
1466
C237
1238
58
C564
1565
342
463
601
95
5,52
Official
Gazette,
68
67
67
1 66
168
68
J 67
68
22 67 552
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
119
Name, residence, and invention.
Gendron, tToseph A., assignor to M. H. St. Denis, Farnham, Canada. Car-coupling.
General Electric Company. (See Ball, Henry P., assignor.)
(Seo Bassett, Norman C, assignor.)
(Sep Bpll. Louis, assignor.)
(Seo Bentley, Edward M., assignor.)
(See Blood, John B., assignor.)
(See Burke, James, assignor.)
(See Burnett and Doane, assignors.)
(See Clark, John H., assignor.)
(See Parley, John W., Jr., assignor.)
(See Denimick, George "W., assignor.)
(SeeDewson, Edward H., Jr., assignor.)
(See Ekstrom, A.xel, a-ssiguor.)
(See Elkins, "William H., assignor.)
(See Erhen, Hermann F T., assignor.)
(See Fiske, Jonathan P. B., assignor.)
(See Fonlds, John. Jr., assignor.)
(See Gihhoney, John W., assignor.)
(See Herrick, Albert B.. assignor.)
(See Hewlett, Edward M., assignor.)
(See Hoffman, Joseph, assignor.)
(See Holden, Frank, assignor.)
(See Hughes, Henry B., assignor.)
(See Jenkins, Joseph H.. assignor.)
(See Johnson, Edward H., assignor.)
(See Knight. "Walter H., assignor.)
(See Lieb, Charles A., assignor.)
(See.Alacloskie and Brinckerhoff, assignors.)
(See Metzger. Aniandus, assignor.)
(See Moody, "Walter S., assignor.)
(See Peirce, Arthur "W. K., assignor.)
(See Potter, "William B., assignor.)
(See Priest, Edward D., assignor.)
(See Reist, Henry G., assignor.)
General Electric Company. (See Rice, Edwin "W., Jr., assignor.)
General Electric ('ompany. (See Riddell, John, assignor.)
■ (See Robinson, Cyrus, assignor.)
(SeeShugg, John H.. assignor.)
(SeeSteinmetz. Charles P., as.signor.)
(See Swan, Alfred, assignor.)
(See Thomson, Elihu, assignor.)
(See Thomson and Rice, assignors.)
(See Tinnerholm and Peterson, assignors.)
(See Turner, Ora N., assignor.)
(See "Veeder, CJnrtis H., assignor.)
(See "Veeder and Priest, assignors.)
(See "Weber and Marcley, assignors.)
(See "Wliitmore. Frederic C, assignor.)
(SeeJVirt, Herbert C, assignor.)
(See Lavens, Erwin, assignor.)
(See Swoboda, Hans O., assignor.)
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric (;ompan3-.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company
General Electric Company.
General Electric (^ompan"^.
General El< ctric Compauv.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Comp.iny.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Coro])any.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric ('ompany.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Electric Company.
General Incandescent Arc Light Company.
General Incandescent Arc Light Company.
Genett Air Brake Company. (See Rothschild, Moses L., assignor.)
Gengnagel. Charles, "Wabasha. Minn. Horse-hitching device
Gennert, Emil F., Brooklyn. N. T. Insulating-joint
Genovar, Harry, Jacksonville, Fla. Apparatus for collecting drippings from beer-faiicets
and returning same to kegs under gas-pressure
Gent, Joseph F., Columbus, Ind. Dust-collector
Gentry, Neil. (See Easting, Eugene M., assignor.)
Gentry, Neil. (See Sheltori and Gentry.)
Gentry, "William T., Atlanta, Ga. Telephone- toll-station instrument
Gentry, "William T., Atlanta, Ga. Telephone-call register
Genty, Owen B., Vallejo, Cal. Propeller
Gentzsch, Adolf, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Insulating compound
Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company. (See Hall. Albert F.. assignor.)
Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company. (See Laval, George de. assignor.)
Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company. (See "Whiting and "Wheeler, assignors.)
Geo. "V. Cresson Co. (See Pessano, Antonio C assignor.)
George A. Ohl &. Company. (See Geissinger, Edward J., assignor.)
George, Albert F., assignor of one-half to J. H. Fink, Kansas City, Mo. MaU-bag
George, AmosD., Gibbon, Nebr. Potato-planter
George D. Ellis & Sons Company. (See Ellis, John D., assignor.)
George F. Blake Manufacturing Company, of New Jersey. (See Hall and Gage, assignors.)
George, Jerome R. (See Miller and George.)
George, John S., Buffalo, N. T. Slat-and-wire fabric
George, S. H., et al. (See Scates. George R., assignor.)
George, "William B.. Columbus. Ohio. Car- fender
George, "William R., Staunton, HI. Pump
George Ziegler Company. (See Lucas, Henry, assignor.)
Georges. Jules des. Paris, France. Brake for vehicles '.
Gerard, John J., Minneapolis, Minn. Dust-collector
Gfirard, Joseph, Bradford, assignor of one - half to H. "Vaupel, Ashton, 111. Carpet-rag
No.
516,158
529,487
514,822
523,274
531,414
Date.
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
July 17
Dec. 25
516,433 Mar. 13
527,759 Oct. 16
520,563 j May 29
517,452 Apr. 3
530,683 Dec. 11
512,370 Jan. 9
Monthly
volume.
683
1751
1407
1906
2358
1148
1779
2826
67
1085
1055
527,550 Oct. 16 ! 1439
531,374 ; Dec. 25
531,111 ' Dec. 18
529,785 ' Nov. 27
512,247 Jan. 2
looper .
Gerard, "Williivm L.. "Wichita, Kans. Disinfectant-cup
Gerau. Francis, Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for registering measures of liquids
Gerber, Charles, "Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to C. P. Young, York, Pa.
mock-holder
Gerber, Emanuel. Chattanooga, Tenn. Pot or kettle
Gerber, George H. (See Phillips. .John H., assignor.)
Gerber, Joseph. (See Tanner and Burch, assignors.)
Gerber, Joseph. Fremont, Mich. Leather-shaving m.ichine
Gerberenx, Denis F., New York, N. Y. Chocolate dip or coating tray
Ham-
524,435
I 519,811
! 519,181
Aug. 14
May 15
May 1
512,580 Jan. 9
519,764 May 15
! 512,953 ! Jan. 16
! 522,788 July 10
2294
1807
2235
854
821
1546
434
1411
1465
2076
1071
161
416
355
480
f562
i563
275
429
682
Official
Gazette.
66 1581
258
69 1003
66 1137
68 I 389
1 69 1692
66 i 1682
358
67 1122
67 15
66
350 69 296
1427
210
547
429
69 I 1679
69 ! 1574
533 69 I 1102
{l°?,|66l 161
200 i 68
378 1 67
106 67
340
355
492
265 i
67
829
854
621
278
839
418
218
120
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Gerbig, August D., assignor to Laclede Car Company, St. Louis, Mo. Eatohet for car-)
brak e s t affs ]
Gerding, Charles H. A., Nashville, Tenn. Ice-cream freezer
Gerding, Louis F., and E. C. Harrison, St. Joseph, Mo. Brick-press
Gerdora, Gregory, "West Troy, assignor of one-half to J. H. Eeynolds, Troy, N. Y. Breech-
loading ordnance
G_ere, George H.„Grand Eapids, Micb. Carpet-sweeper
G'ere, George H. , Grand Eapids, Mich. Dust-pan
Gerbardt, Henry J., and F. E. Jagerson, Neenah, Wis. Movement for.sbakera, &c
Geiitz, Claus P., Freeland, and E. H. C. Stamm, Hazleton, Pa. Tobacco or snuff receptacle.
Gerlacb, CarlC, assignor of one-half to E. P. Gerlach, Cleveland, Ohio. .Electromagnet ..
Gerlach, Emil, Santa Monica, assignor of one-balf to H. Matson and A. N. Bruhn, Los An-
geles, Cal. "Wave-motor
Gerlacb, Eudolph P. (See Gerlacb, Carl C, assignor.)
German. Solomon, '"Wetberedville, Md. Clothes-pin
Gerry, Edward M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tubular resonator
Gerry, James H., Brooklyn, assignor to Self Winding Clock Company, New York, K. Y.?
Electrical time signaling apparatus $
Gerry, James H., and F. M. Schmidt, Brooklyn, assignors to Self "WindingClock Company, )
New York, N. Y. Electric-clock system 5
Gerson, Isidor I., administrator. (See "Woodruff, Theodore T.)
Gerteis, Louis. (See Baenziger, EmilF., assignor.)
Gery, Aldis J., Dolgeville, and E. Dolge, New York, assignors, by mesne assignments, to
C. F. Zimmermann Company, Dolgeville, N. Y. Harp
Geselius, John A., Spring vale, Minn. Drag-saw
Gessner, David, "Worcester, Mass. Mechanism for oiling bearings
Gessner, Ernst, Aue, Germany. Cloth-pressing machine
Gessner, Ernst, Aue, Germany. Eing-frame spindle
Getchell, Augustus "W., assignor of one-half to J. G. Chadwick, Cleveland, Ohio. Buoy-
ant screw-propeller
Getty. Fred I., assignor to National Chromatic Printing Company, Springfield, 111. Print-?
ing-blook \
Getty, Fred I., assignor to National Chromatic Printing Company, Springfield, HI. Chro-
matic-printing block
Getty, Fred I., assignor to National Chromatic Printing Company, Springfield, 111. Print-
ing-block
Getty, Fred I., Springfield, assignorof one-half to I. "W. Van Zandt, Bloomington, HI. Chro-?
matic-printing device 5
Getze, Frank F., Los Angeles, Cal. Hasp-lock
Geyer, George, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for softening skins
Geyer, George H., assignor to Jones & Laughlins, Limited, Pittsburg, Pa. Molding
Geyer, George H., assignor to Jones & Laughlins, Limited, Pittsburg, Pa. Guide-pulley . -
Gharky, Sylvester, et al. (See Barr, Samuel D., assignor.)
Gibbon, Thomas H., New "York, N. Y. Construction of railway-tracks
Gibboney, John "W., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Block
system for electric railways
Gibboney, John W., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Light-
ning-arrester
Gibboney, John W.. Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. System
of power distribution and regulation
Gibbons, Michael J., Dayton, Ohio. Grease-trap
Gibbons, Pierce F., Ook Park, and E. Buchanan, Hebron, 111., assignors to D. H. Burrell
& Co., Little Falls, N. Y. Artificially enriching cheese
Gibbons, "William E. (See Conyngham and Gibbons.)
Gibbs, Cyrenus A., Schenectady, N. Y. Grain measuring and registering apparatus
Gibbs, Edmund D., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton, Ohio. Dupli-
cating order-book
Gibbs, Frances A., Philadelpbia, Pa. Fastening for the ends of dress-stays
Gibbs, Hiram H., Indianapolis, Ind. Elastic-tread horseshoe
Gibbs, Jacob S., assignor to Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, .Hartford,
Conn. Electric switch
Gibbs, James S. (See Pruyn, Henry S., assignor.)
Gibbs, Lewis, Canton, Ohio. Lawn-rake
Gibbs Loom, Harness and Eeed Company. (See Vogelsang, Herman, assignor.)
Gibbs, Eobert E., TJtica, N. Y. Die for cutting soles 1
Gibbs, "William E., New York, N. Y. Percussion-tool
Giblin, John T., assignor of one-balf to Springfield Emery "Wheel Company, Bridgeport,
Conn. Chuck for emery-wheels
Gibney, John. (See Weller, Chester A., assignor.)
Gibney, Terence, Eockaway, assignor of one-third to I. D. Condit, Jr., Dover, N. J. De-
vice for holding pipe-nipples
Gibson, Bi'aoe, et al. (See Turner and Fletcher, assignors.)
Gibson, Charles C, et al. (See Mackey, Frank M., assignor.)
Gibson, Everett G., assignor of one-half to E. G. Durfee, Providence, E. I. Car-truck
Gibson, Everett G., assignorof one-half to E. G. Durfee, Providence, E. I. Car-truck
Gibson, Gerolt, St. Louis, Mo. Nut-lock
Gibson, Patrick J. (See Cleather and Gibson.)
(libson, Ealph E. (See Dudley and Gibson.)
Gib.son, Eobert A., Buffalo, N. Y. Vehicle-wheel rim
Gibson, "Wyatt, assignor of one-balf to J. F. Sadler, Dodd, Tex. Beer-cooler
Giddings, C. M. (See Carpenter, Eolla C, assignor.)
Giddings, Lois A., et al. (See Billings, George W., assignor.)
Giddings, Lois A., et al. (See Childs, Ch.arles H., assignor.)
Giese. James A., assignor to Adams & "We-stlake Company, Chicago, 111. Keyhole-guard..
Gieseler, K., e« aZ. (See Evans, Morris, assignor.)
Giesen, Andreas. (See Miiller and Giesen.)
Giesen, Conrad "W. (See Suow, Charles A., assignor.)
Gicsler, Franklin B., Milwaukee, "Wis. Furnace
Gipsler, Franklin B., Milwaukee, "Wis. Atomizer
Giessen, Charles H., Cleveland, Ohio. Tent-pole attachment
No.
517,405
517,114
525,199
515,707
523,339
531,177
526,389
523,632
529,325
523,963
519.998
527,488
513,262
513,469
521,109
.520,640
521,235
512,610
.525,200
512,186
523,307
523,308
523,310
523,309
531,178
531,462
.524,169
525,319
523,340
516,806
520,776
524,381
530,684
515,523 ;
529,068 '
518,400
515,583
522,789
t
517,100 :
514,989
518,596 '
518,032
Date.
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
July 24
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
July 24
Nov. 13
July 31
May 15
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
June 5
May 29
June 12
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
July 17
July 17
July 17
July 17
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Aug. 28
July 24
Mar. 20
June 5
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
July 10
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
523,890 July 31
515,826 ; Mar. 6
517,688
517,744
524,295
528,666
516,196
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
528,667 Nov. 6
526,524
526,525
524,086 i
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Aug. 7
Monthly
volume.
2836
2320
2137
2851
2025
1932
1871
2521
1434
3135
1849
1336
2560
2887
638
2947
857
1454
2139
760
1958
1962
1968
1964
1932
2456
348
2330
2026
1774
26
727
1087
2554
987
1675
2650
1072
2299
1670
2006
1025
2992
463
556
553
263
757
263
C663
1664
546
(521
^522
710
509
459
445
632
345
781
452
325
(616
<617
(618
710
711
712
150
713
202
352
522
185
C493
}494
494
495
f 494
liS5
460
585
81,82
564
509
419
5
176
264
Official
Gazette.
C234
1235
414
658
265
542
418
497 [
258
38
112
135
>68
>66
^68
t68
68
633 ; 66
745 ! 68
66
131 68
65
177
65 69 i 693
2104 I 501 68
2105 i 502 68
198 I 44 68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
121
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Giessler, 'William J., assignor of one-half to A. Kilpatrick and F.J. Hnnleth, St. Louis,
Mo. Fireproof door or shutter
Giffen. Robert K., Vaterson, N. J. Seamless fisured fabric
Gittord, Charles A., assijrnor to Taplin, Rice &, Company, Akron, Ohio. Means for opening
or closing air-inlet or draft doors
Gilford, Cyrus P., Erie, Pa. Mechanical toy speller
Gifford, HaiTy E., Wollaston, Mass., assignor to Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedi<!t, New York,!
N. T. Type-writing raachino |
Gifford, Martin S.. Lockport, N. T. Lawn-rake
Giglio, Giovanni. New York. N. Y. Window ,
Gilbert, A. E. (See Ruppel. Henry, as.signor.)
Gilbert & Barker Maimfai'turing Company. (See Clarke and Griifen, assignors.)
Gilbert, Benjamin A., Boston, Mass., assignor to H. E. Kirstein, Rochester, N. Y.
Bridge-spring for eyeglasses or .spectacles
Gilbert Corset Company. (See Gilbert. Thomas S., assignor.)
Gilbert, David D., New York, N. Y. Steam blower or injector for boiler-furnaces
Gilbert, George H., Pliiladehdiia, Pa. Cam for knitting-machines
Gilbert, Henry G., Dayton, Ohio. Brick -machine
Gilbert, Henry J., Saginaw, Mich. TVood pulley and building same
Gilbert, James R.. Kissimee, Fla. Broom-bead
Gilbert, Joseph, Philadelphia. Pa. Handle for umbrellas
Gilbert, Matthew C, Columbus. Ga. Motor
Gilbert. Matthew C, assignor of one-half to H. A. Payne, Columbns, Ga. Wood-sawinf,
machine '. 512,876 Jan. 16
Gilbert, Thomas S., assignor to Gilbert Corset Company, Springfield, Mass. Abdominal I
corset .' 527,966 : Oct. 23
Gilbert. Thomas S., assignor to Gilbert Corset Company, Springfield, Mass. Corset 531,179 Dec. 18
Gilbert, Truman H. (See Hubbell and Gilbert.)
Gilbert. William H. (See Howell and Gilbert.)
Gilbreatb, Emmett, et al. (See Cadenhead, Benjamin F , assignor.)
Gilchrist, Peter S., Charleston, S. C. Apparatus for making sulfuric acid 527,680 Oct. 16
Gilcrest, J. S.. et al. (See Stanley, .John E.. assignor.)
Gildersleeve, Ezra B.. New York, N. Y. Clothes-drier 521,3fi8 June 12
Gildersleeve. Frank D., St. Louis, Mo. Espress-car 516,007 Mar. 6
Gile, Jacob M.. Denver. Col. Electrician's combination-tool 529,488 i Nov. 20
Giles, Carl E., and A. H. Maxwell, Council Blufl's, Iowa ; said Maxwell assignor to G. "W".
Sues, Omaha, Nebr. Hay rake and loader 511,887 Jan. 2
Giletti. Secondo. (See Chiitain and Giletti.)
Gilhaus, George E. (See Clark and Gilhans.)
Gilhaus, George E., and. J. A. Ricbter, Kansas City, Kans. Gas-purifying apparatus 525,072 Aug. 28
Gill, Georae C, Chicago, HI., and L. C. Atwood, St. Louis, Mo.j said Atwood assignor to
said Gill. Lantern 519,255 May 1
Gill, .John. (See Pullan, Mann, and Gill.)
Gill, JohnE., Franklin, Pa. Car-axle lubricator , 524,318 Aug. 14
Gill, I..eonard V. (See Bradley, Alfred, as.signor.)
Gill, Thomas, Cleckheaton, England. Gas-reflector | 518,598 Apr. 24
Gillam. Manly M., Philadelphia, Pa. Art of and apparatus for coloring the printing-surface? -lonA, a„., ,n
ofcasttvpe ^ ol8,0b.i -apr. ]0
Gillen, Albert L., Bradford, and A. Godfrey, Haverhill, Mass. Sofa-bed 526,130 Sept. 18
Giller, John R., asslsnor to Randolph & Clowes, "Waterbury, Conn. Lavatory-leg 516,679! Mar. 20
Gillespie. Thomas W. (See TVynn and Gillespie.) !
Gillet, Alexis F., assignor to himself, G. W. and J. D. Whiteaker, Kearney, Nebr. Steam-
generator 518,101 Apr. 10
Gillett, Abbie W. (See Merrill, Marcellus H., assignor.)
Gillette, Mott G. (See Parker and Gillette.)
Gillette, Mott G., New York, N. Y. Hair-clipper ._ 525,783 Sept. 11
Gillette, "Webster, assignor to A. S. "Williams, New York, N. Y. Telephone signaling'sys-
tem 514.823 Feb. 13
Gillham, Robert J., Orlando. Fla. Combined measure and funnel 520,307 May 22
Gilliam, John "W. T., Baltimore, Md. Sash fastener and operator 513,388 Jan. 23
520,230 May 22
525.702 Sept. 11
525.703 Sept. 11
No.
530,410
512,694
529,166
527,964
523,788
530,041
521,585
527,745
,526,703
521,367
518,597
527,965
521.161
526, 1H4
517,856
Date.
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
July 31
Nov. 27
June 19
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
June 12
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
June 12
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Gilliam, John TV. T., Baltimore, Md. Railway-car fender
Gillies, Daniel, el al. (See Himes, Judson "W.. assignor.)
Gilliland, Ezra T.. Pelhara Manor. N. Y., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company,
Boston, !Mass. Teleiibone-call system
Gilliland, Ezra T., Pelham Manor, N. Y., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company,
Boston, Mass. Telephone-call system
Gilliland, Ezra T., and F. "W. Toppan, New York, N. Y. Attachment for automatically
operating phonographs
Gilliland. .James A., AVarrensburg, Mo. 6hipping-coop for poultry
Gillin, Jolm A., assignor to himself, L. and J. Dondero, Chicago, 111. Awning- worker
Gilling, Frank E., assignor of two-thirds to F. M. Oliver and F. J. Shovar, Toledo, Ohio.)
Car-brake j
Gilliugham, .Tobn, assignor o£ one-third to .T. Deakyne, "Wilmington, Del. Bicycle
Gillispie, Robert A., e« aJ. (See Curry, James H., assignor.)
Gilman, Benjamin I., Brookline, Mass. Book-holder
Gilraan, Isaac H., Beloit, "Wis. Toolgrinder
Gilmartin. Thomas J., Ogden, Utah Ter. Refrigerator-car
Gilmore, Charles C., Indianapolis, Ind. Gas-making apparatus
Gilmore, Matliew. (See Hawkins and Gilmore.)
Gilmore, "William B.. Columbia, HI. Bait-receptacle
Gilmore, "William C, Letts, assignor to L. "V"an Horn At Snyder, Loaisa cotmty , Iowa. Hand
garden-plow
Gilpii). Tilman, and L. McHargue. Broadhead, Kv. Drilling-machine
Gilson, "William L. (See Bailey and Gil.son.)
Gilson. "William M., Blanchard.Iowa. Photographic head and bodv rest
Gilstrap, James W.. Rolla, and "W. D. Gilstrap, Racine, assignors oi' one-third to A. L. Mc-
Rae, Rolla. Mo. Burglar-alarm for sates
Gilstrap, William D. (See Gilstrap. James "W. and W. D.)
Gindele, Albert H., Jersey City, N. J. Condenser and drip for gas-service pipes
Gindler. Carl, Salzgitter, Germany. Horse-hoe
518.209
5-29.259
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
523,519 July 24
518,401 Apr. 17
530,042 Nov. 27
529,442 I Nov. 20
512,545 Jan. 9
522,112 ' June 26
514,185 Feb. 6
531.112 Dec. 18
528.937 Nov. 13
528,472 Oct. 30
527,056 Oct. 9
530.411 Dec. 4
520.675 May 29
527,419 , Oct. 16
Monthly
volume.
.581
1604
11.52
2157
2S06
2701
1494
1757
58
1099
2006
2158
728
1498
723
2162
1934
1653
1100
443
1752
275
145
385
277
519
;697
I 698
649
350
423
15
258
498
C5in
^520
172
351
182
462
520
460
398
258
102
416
63
Official
Gazette.
59e
2008
1082
1442
1578
1140
803
1408
2395
2747
2270
661
663
1332
1.324
2346
1677
2702
1668
1358
2417
346
1917 I 469 63
570 I 138 67
144 68
499 67
337 68
376 I 66
287 I 67
184 1 68
66
67
356
582
(669
5 670
C5,52
\b^3
155
155
67
318 I 69
589 I 68
(414 |„
HIS
649
397
328
580
83,84
1808 430 \
768
3048
629
582
181
739
153
145
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69
67
122
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alptiabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Gindorff. Matthew, assignor of one-third to P. Gindorff, Chicago, HI. Method of and ma-
chine for serratin K sickle-sections
Gindorff, Peter. (See Gindorff, Matthew, assignor.)
Ginn, Isaac M., Blanchard Springs, Ark. Cottee-stiirer
Ginn, William E., assignor of fifty-one one-hundredths to L. Steigerwald, Baltimore, Md.
Scissors or knife sharpener
Gipe, Emanuel C, assignor to Standard Store Service Company, Ereeport, HI. Package-
carrier
Girard, Arthur L., Lincoln, Nebr. Bicycls-seat
Girard, Moses D. , Pentwater, Mich. Lumberman's rubher and stocking
Gird, William K. , Chino, Cal. Beet-harvester .^
Girouard, Theophile, St. Catharines, Canada. Exterior finish for frame structures ,
Giroud, Peter G., Newark, N. J., assignor to Accurate Time Stamp Company, Wheeling,
W. "Va., and New York, N. Y. Time-stamp motor..;
Girr, Erederick, Hohoken, N. J. Pulley
Girvan, George T. (See Girvan, Thomas, assignor.)
Girvan, Thomas, assignor to G. T. Girvan, New York, N. Y. Reduction apparatus
Gi.st, .Tohn A. L., Curia, Ark. Weight for plow-beams
Gist, Lane, Scranton, assignor of one-half to G. L. Brower, Des Moines, Iowa. Well-boring
apparatus
Gitohell, Albert W., Rockford, HI. Leaf-turner
Githena, George M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Blasting rock
Githens, George M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Eock drilling and splitting
Githens, George M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Packing for rock-drilling engines
Given, Atidrew. and C. B. Smith, Dunedin, New Zealand. Expanding pulley
Givens, Erank M. (See Cooper, Edward H., assignor.)
Givens, Royal. (See Jarmin, George W., assignor.)
Givens, Royall, Corpus Christi, Tex. Soot-preventing composition
Gladding, George S., Chester, (jonn. Bath or flesh brush ,
Gladfelter, George, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Car-coupling
Gladwin, Frederic E. (See English and Gladwin.)
Glahn, George A., assignor to Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., Wallingford, Conn. Orange-
holder
Glahn, Henry von. (See Doelle and Glahn.)
Glanville, William W., San Francisco, Cal. Insole
Gl User, Hermann, Vienna, Aiistria-Hungary . Candle-grasp
Glasgow, Arthur G., London, England. Water-gas apparatus
Glasgow, Arthur G., London, England. Water-gas apparatus
Glasgow, Robert E., Richmond, Va. Wrapper-holder
Glass, Carl R. (See CJuietzsch and Glass.)
Glass, Sheldon J., Milwaukee, Wis. Electrically-operated register
Glauber, Isaac N., Cleveland, Ohio. Attachment for washstands
Glauber, Isaac N. and J. H., Cleveland, Ohio. Stop-valve for water pipes or mains. (Reissue)
Glauber. Joseph H. (See Glauber, Isaac N. and J. H.) (Reissue.)
Glazier, Elias C. , Rochester, N. Y. Headlight
Glazier, Frank P. (See Welch, .Allie R., assignor.)
Glazier, George W., Salem, Mass. Paper-box-setting-up machine
Gleason, BenjaminF., Brockport, N. Y. Flower-bracket for burial-caskets
(Jleason, Duane N. (See Wunderlich and Gleason.)
Gleason, Edward D. , Philadelphia, Pa. Differential pulley
Gleason, Henri B. , Oneida, N. Y. Wheel
Gleason, James E. (See Gleason, William and J. E.)
Gleason, JedediahF., Quincy, Mass. Device for filling joints of metal pipe
Gleason, Michael, Liberty, Ind. Fence-machine
Gleason, William, Rochester, N. Y. Feed mechanism for metal-planers
Gleason, William and J. E., Rochester, N. Y. Automatic gear-planer
Gledhill, Benjamin H. , Philadelphia, Pa. Jacquard mechanism for looms
Gledhill, Benjamin H., Philadelphia, Pa. Jacquard mechanism for looms
Gledhill, Manassah, assignor to Sir Joseph Whitworth & Company, Limited, Manchester,!
England. Device for inserting or removing tubes in ordnance -
Gleixner, Joseph A., Fair Haven, and P. Schaff, Baldwin, Pa. Seed-sower
Glen Cove Machine Company. (See Stuart, Charles C, assignor.)
Glenn, John H.. assignor of two-thirds to G. G. Kurtz, Harriman, Tenn., and J. H. Kurtz,
Shenandoah. Pa. Composition for plaster
Glenzer, Henry. (See Forth and Glenzer.)
Gliok, Henry S., Casey, HI. Wheel
Glines, Humphrey M., assignor of one-half to H. F. Livermore, Boston, Mass. Pipe or nut
wrench -
Globe Buffer Company. (See Webster, Harold A., assignor.)
(jrlobe Button-Hole Machine Company. (See Dahl, Charles A., assignor.)
Globe Button-Hole Machine Company. (See Thomson, Robert W., assignor.)
Globe Company. (See Oarnahan, Charles M., assignor.)
Globe C!ompany. (See Dom, Alexander, assignor.)
Globe Register Company. (See Fisher, Charles, assignor.)
Glover. Charles, assignor to P. & F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Manufacture of brack-
ets for transom -1 ifters
Glover, Henry P. (See Lockwood, Georse D., assignor.)
Gloze, Williairi L., et al. (See Evans, John F., assignor.)
Glynn, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Coffee-pot
Gnant, Franz E.. Munich, Germany. Apparatus for decorating glass
Goau, Peter, assignor of one-half to M. V. Barney, Chicago, 111. Steam-separator
Gobber, John. (See Stanley, Oramel C, assignor.)
Godbey, Thomas K., Waldo, Fla. Fruit-clipper
Gortchaux, Ernest, La Roche-sur-Chiers, France. Product for oiling wool -
Goddard, Asa, Worcester, Mass. Drilling-machine -
Goddin, Edgar A., London, England. Apparatus for use in printing letters or other indi-
cations for indexes of books, &c
Godfrey, Alexander. (See Gillen and Godfrey.)
Godfrey, George L., Old Town, Me. Boat
No.
524,965
513,179
525,414
528,203
523.341
528,473
512,287
529,722
522,730
529,028
522,590
531,027
530,989
510,008
512,816
517,689
517,690
516,197
523,117
511,769
529,029
527,603
511,942
531,028
519,039
519,040
512,019
522,113
526,.390
11,431
517,920
515,207
519,426
514,888
528,125
519,672
525,495
514,594
518,497
524,319
526,365
523,633
515,208
514,357
523,342
525,320
515,670
530,835
513,180
.S25,012
519,999
515,077
520,142
522,890
529,786
Date.
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
July 24
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
July 10
Nov. 13
July 10
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
July 17
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
May 1
May 1
Jan. 2
June 26
Sept. 25
July 10
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
May 8
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
May 8
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
July 24
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
July 24
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
Deo. 11
Jan, 23
Aug. 28
May 15
Feb. 20
May 22
July 10
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
1694
2415
168
2578
2028
3049
925
2136
917
712
1658
1589
445
1835
461
466
758
1627
43
918
1524
363
1658
165
166
484
2419
1873
1344
826
2017
1520
2443
1315
292
1042
1832
600
1820
2020
643
2030
2331
2785
1324
2416
1802
1850
1807
2118
1209
2237
415
43
624
509
740
225
511
341
218
182
393
377
102
434
112
112
177
11
218
370
85
393
39
40
115
581
445
334
207
C503
)504
215
(380
i381
591
315
72
261
C455
H56
(144
) 145
(431
)439
(632
1633
504
164
510
564
694
318
583
440
452
"517"
301
533
Official
Gazette.
69
66
69
69
66
66
67
67
66
69
66
69
67
67
67
67
69
^67
>68
66
68
69
66
67
66
67
68
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
123
Alphabcikal lint of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Godfrey, Henry "W.. C. F. Leake, and C. E. Lucas, London, England. Method of and ap-
p.iratns for ni.anufactarinj; floor-cloth
Godfrey, Joseph S., assignor of one-half to S. H. Row, Lansing, Mich. Rotary pressure-
blower or force-pump
Godfrey, William S., Providence, R. I. Button :
Godine, Edwin L., assignor to Holdfast Sole Stay Company, Portland, Me. Shoe
Godwin. Lorenzo R., Memphis, Tenn. Adjustable gate for streetcars
Goebel, August, Trobnitz, Germany. Mechanism for facilitating climbing hills ■
Goeddel, Albert C, Pittsburg, Pa., assignor to W. G. Miller. Attachment for cook-.'stoves
Goehler, George .T. H., assignor to Gary Safe Company, Limited, Buffalo, N. T. Safe
Goehring, Elias A.. Beaver Falls. Pa. Fence
Goellner, Frederick, et al. (See Schweitzer, Albert, assignor.)
Goerger, Johon E., St. Louis, Mo. Bottle-rack
Goerlitz, Philip, New York, N. T. Ventilator
Goersch, Charles, Jeddo, P.a. Tree-protector
Goertz. August. Newark, N. J. Purse or coin receptacle
Goerz, CarlP.. Schoneberg, and E. Von Hoegh, "Wilmorsdorf, Germany. Lens for optical
purposes.
Goettsch, Herman, Chicago. 111., assignor of one-half to J. "W. Sefton Manufacturing Com-
pany, of Indiana. Paper box
Goetz, George W., Milwaukee, "Wis. Exti'acting copper from its ores
Goetz, George W., Milwaukee, AVis. Removing enamel from metal
Goetz, Henry A., New Albany, Ind. Anchor-box
Goetz, Henry A., New Albany, Ind. Joist-hanger
Goetze, Carl "W., and A. Knopp, Chicago, 111. Billiard or pool register
Goetze. Max, Sturgis, S. D. Finger-rest for penholders
Goff, Frank, Camden, and T. H. Joiner, Burlington, N. J. Magazine-lighter
Goff, Hubbard S., and A. B. Judkins. Los Angeles, Cal. Trap
Goff, Hubbard S.. Lordsburg, and A. B. .Judkins. Los Angeles, Cal. Fish-hook
Goft", Joseph G.. Philadelphia, Pa. Perforating device
Goff, Joseph M., Rnston, La. Grocer's cabinet
Goforth. William A., Dunuoin, 111. Kraut-cutter
Gogle, John E., Middle ville, Mich. Seal
Gohring. Paul, Ober-Ursel, a.'isignorto Eisengiesserei and Maschinenfabrik fiir Schub andl
Lederindustrie, vonn.als Miller & Andrese, Bockenheim, near Frankfort-on-the-Main >
Germany. Sewing-machine )
Gohring. Paul, Ober-Ursel, assignor to Deutsch-Amerikanischeu Maschineu-Gesellsohaft,
Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Sewing-machine
Gold Car Heating Company et al. (See Lamplough, Frederick, assignor.)
Gold, Egbert H.. Chicago. 111. Steam-trap
Gold. Egbert H., Chicago, III. Car-heating system
Gold, Egbert H., Chicago, 111. Car-heater
Gold, Edward E.. New York, N. T. Drainage-trap for steam-pipes
Goldbacher, Joseph N., New York, N. Y. Pneumatic tire
Goldberg, Eugene. Pliiladclphia. Pa. Fire-escape
Goldberg, Ottilie 11., St. Louis, Mo. Car- ventilator
Golden. Timothy J.. Jacksonville, Fla. Umbrella drip-cup
Goldensky, Bension, Philadelphia, Pa. Truck
Goldie, William. (See Rounds, Herbert G., as.signor.)
Golding. Bertha F.. Chicago, 111. Abdominal supporter
Golding, John F., (Chicago, 111. Partition for buildings
Golding, John F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Expanded Metal Company, of Missouri. Mak-
ing expanded sheet metal
Golding, John F., assignor to Standard Fire Proofing Company, Chicago, HI. Construction
of floors and ceilings
Golding William H., Newton, Mass. Printing-press
Goldman, Cimon S., New York. N. Y. Needle-threader
Goldman, Edward, Baltimore, Md. Machine for winding cotton web or similar material. . .
Goldman, Edward, Baltimore, Md., assignor to Eureka Coat Pad Company of Baltimore!
City, of Maryland. Machine for shaping fleecy masses <
Goldman, Isaac S., Los Angeles, Cal Musical instrnment
Goldman, Joseph Chicago, 111. Ash -sieve
Goldman. Samuel S.. St. Louis, Mo. Show-top
Goldman, Samuel S., St. Louis, Mo. Bathing apparatus '.
Goldmann, Philipp, New York, N. Y. Life-preserving or swimming apparatus ,
Goldmann, Philipp, New York, N. Y. Device for adjusting window-shades, &c
Goldmark. Leo. (See Nienstaedt, Ernest, assignor.)
Goldrick. Henry P. (See Smith and Goldrick.)
Goldscbmidt, Michael, et al. (See Heinrich, Oswald, assignor.)
Goldschmidt, Philipp. et al. (See Heinrich, Oswald, assignor.)
Goldschmidt. Siegfried, et al. (See Heinrich. Oswald, assignor.)
Goldsmith, Byron B.. New York, N. Y., and W. Burt, Jersey City, N. .J., assignors to
American Lead Pt-ncil Company. New York, N. Y. Magazine lead-pencil
Goldsmith, Nathaniel 0. (See Mellen and Goldsmith.)
Goldsmith, Nathaniel 0., assignor to Weir Frog Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Spring-frog .
Goldsmith, William H., Berkeley, K. I. Drawing-roll for machines for working fibrous
materials
Goldstein, Philip, Newark, N. J. Leather-cutting machine
Goldwater, Monis, Prescott, Ariz. Ter. Tobacco-jar , . ^
Golle. Charles. (See Bartelt, Golle. and Stein.)
Gelling, Charles H., and G. W. Lea. Nevada. Ohio. Peanut sheller and separator
Gollings, EUick H.. assignor to G. Graham, Chicago, HI. Depurator
GoUins. Edwin, Columbus. Ohio. Bit for cutting rosettes
Gblsdorf, Karl. Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Compound locomotive-engine
G6mez, Alfredo D., Bucaranianga. Colombia. Boat ,
Gonder, Philip, Cantor, Ohio. Brick-kiln
No.
514,186
.')17,27.3
521,789
524,040
516.372
.'51.1,967
.524,941
517,921
526,309
.522,410
.531,113
519,765
528,155
530,334
.519,111
528,1.56
517,186
522,829
523,468
516,009
521,466
513,915
519,684
526,777
529,528
528,157
528,089
521,855
521,856
511,943
528,158
529,723
522,253
526,185
516,528
527,241
516,391
523,520
522,366
530,940
527,242
529,724
529,489
524,896
520,420
520,419
515,671
517,139
526,186
527,057
516,720
521,408
512,954
528,474
512,651
521.538
516,303
!
512,288
517.274
517.691 'i
. 526.778 ;
514,824 i
1 523,275 1
Date.
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
May 15
June 26
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
.July 3
Dec. 18
May 15
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
May 1
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
July 10
July 24
Mtir. 6
June 19
Jan. 30
May 8
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
June 26
June 26
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
July 3
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
July 24
July 3
Dec. 18
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
May 2P
May 29
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
June 12
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
June 19
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
July 17
Monthly
volume.
347
2580
1760
1849
118
1052
3709
1062
828
1716
407
1810
1468
2495
456
291
2497
2448
1132
2248
447
1285
3627
1342
181
1828
2497
2381
1851
1953
361
2498
2137
134
1498
1319
921
1082
2347
325
1501
922
2139
1753
1578
2581
2578
2786
2357
1500
631
1640
1163
84
605
431
440
26
(249
)250
913
407
208
C404
J 405
104
430
356
604
114
576
281
565
102
299
894
324
42
<434
H35
604
574
C469
J 470
470
85
C604
5 605
(511
J 512
32
351
314
222
257
589
83,84
355
222
512
(416
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386
(624 '
) 625 i
(623
)62'1:
694 i
556 I
351 1
153
390
276
Officitil
Gazette.
492
740
367
(326 ?
J 327 i
2078
3050
1533
1411
926 I ' 217
926 ■ 225
2581 i 605
467 112
183 ; 43
1410 356
1907 I 480
67
67
08
[66
66
68
67
67
69
69
67
187
1986
90
35
1138
389
124
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Gong Bell Manufacturing Co. (See Barton, Elijah C, assignor.)
Gong, Wong I., New York, N. Y. Gear-casing for clothes-wringers
Gonon, Paul E., New York, N. Y. Envelope-fastener
Gonser, Alfred, Canton, Ohio. Combined step and extension ladder and ironing-board
support .
Gonyon, Ira H., Westborough. Mass., assignor to Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Com-
pany, of New York. Straw braid-sewing machine
Goocli, Charles, Cincinnati, Ohio. Icecream freezer
Gooeh, Frank A. (See "Waldo and Gooch.)
Gooch, Frank A., New Haven, and L. Waldo, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Waldo assignor to
Waldo Foixndry, of New Jersey. Reducing aluminium
Gooch, Frank A., New Haven, and L. Waldo, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Waldo assignor toj
Waldo Foundry, of New Jersey. Keducing aluminium <
Gooch. Frank A., New Haven, and I>. Waldo, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Waldo assignor to
Waldo Foundry, of New Jersey. Keducing aluminium
Gooch, Frank A., New Haven, and L. Waldo, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Waldo assignor toj
Waldo Foundry, of New Jersey. Kediicin g aluminium j
Gooch, Frank A., New Haven, and L. Waldo, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Waldo assignor to
Waldo Foundry, of New Jersey. Reducing aluminium ,
Gooch, Frank A., New Haven, and L. Waldo, Bridgeport Conn.; said Waldo assignor toj
Waldo Foundry, of New Jersey. Reducing aluminium j
Good, John M. (See Wolf, Elmer E., assignor.)
Good, Jonathan, deceased, Ridley Park, Pa.; M. P. Good, administratrix. Toy pistol
Good, Mary P.. administratrix. (See Good, Jonathan.)
Good, Robert, Jr., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Snap-rest
Good, Thomas L., Wanda, 111. Potato-planter
Good, William E., assignor to Southwark Foundry and Machine Company, Philadelphia, 5
Pa. Blowing-engine or compressor <
Good, William E., assignor to Southwark Foundry and Machine Company, Philadelphia,^
Pa. Blowing-engine or compressor j
Good, William E., and G. B. Petsche, assignors to Southwark Foundry and Machine Com-
pany, Philadelphia. Pa. Compound engine
Goodliody, John H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hook or eye strip
Goode, Edward, assignor of one-half to T. A. Goode, Bartow, Fla. Artificial stone
Goode, Joseph H., W. H. Anthony, and T. S. Lloyd, Richmond, Ta. Grain-car door ,
Goode, Thomas A. (See Goode, Edward, assignor.)
Goodell, Adelbert. (See Parks and Goodell.)
Goodell, Albert D., Worcester, Mass. Combined hinge-gage and square
Goodell, Charles J.. Momence, 111. Shingling-hatchet ,
Goodgion, Hervey C, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to W. Soder, Orange, N. J.
Folding square -
Goodhand, James E., Baltimore, Md. Distribution system for electric railways
Goodhue, Charles F., Boston, Mass. Automatic heat-regulating apparatus
Goodhue, Walter S. (See Chapioai; and Goodhue.)
Gooding, Charles S. (See Knight and Gooding.)
Gooding, Charles S. (See Parmenter and Gooding.)
(jrooding, Charles S., Brookline, and W. E. C. Goudey, Melrose, assignors to R. D. Evans,
J. S. Lockwood, Boston, and M. E. Knight, South Framingham, Mass. Reel
Gooding, Josiah C., Covington, Tnd. Book-bolder
Goodlett, Robert D., Nashville, Tenn. Match-safe
Goodliffe, Walter, Cambridge, England. Bedstead
, Abraham. (See Earl and Goodman.)
, Cassel. (See Sherman and Goodman.)
, Daniel A., Salisbury, N. C. Treating hides
, Edward H., Pittsburg, assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Swiss-
Signal .
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman
vale. Pa.
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
Goodman,
packing
Goodnough, Charles S., Nough, Tenn. Combined rolling-pin and dough-cutter -
Goodnow, Julius S. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Store-service apparatus
Henry M. (See Goodman. John and H. M.)
Henry M. and J., Louisville, Kv. Telephone-transmitter
John. (See Goodman. Henry M. and J.)
John and H. M., Louisville, Ky . Telephone-transmitter
John and H. M., Louisville, Ky. Telephone-transmitter
.John and H. M., Louisville, Ky. Telephone-transmitter
Margaret, administratrix. (See Goodman, William.)
William, deceased, Minneapolis, Minn.; M.Goodman, administratrix.
Piston-
515.910
513,568
526,570
513,500
525,650
527,847
527,848
527,849
527,850
527,851
528,365
518,882
531,526
518,141
515,331
526,031
515,332
529,550
518,239
515,672
531,114
522,688
.•il2,436
518,782
516,198
527,368
515,209
518,994
520,733
528,427
527,967
520,306
518,142
525,201
530,412
Date.
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
July 10
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
May 1
May 29
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
May 22
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
525,073
522,465
' 521.283 June 12
Aug. 28
July 3
Goodrich, Benjamin F., and J. M. Merritt, Homer, Mich. ; said Merritt assignor to said
Goodrich. Wick-fastener
Goodrich, Charles E., assignorof one-half to T. J. Osborne, Pioche, Nev. Curtain-fixture..
(jroodrich, Emory W., Somerville, assignor to G. A. Parker, Reading, Mass. Combination-
lock
Goodrich, Frank L., assignor to National Sewing Machine Company, Belvidere, HI. Ve-
hicle-wheel rim
Goodrich, Harry C, Chicago, 111. Curling-iron heater for lamps
Goodrich, Lorenzo. Nashville, Tenn. Metal roofing-shingle
Goodrich, Louisa M. (See Coleman, Clyde J., assignor.)
Goodsell, Zalmon. (See Grunow, William, Jr., assignor.)
Goodson, George A., assignor to Goodsou Type Casting and Setting Machine Company,
Minneapolis, Minn. Apparatus for casting molten material
513,501
517,453
Monthly
volume.
530,990
526,391
512,188
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Goodson, George A., assignor to Goodson Type Casting and Setting Machine Company,)
Minneapolis, Minn. Type casting and setting machine )
530,479 Dec.
530,481 Dec.
278
3077
2952
543
1930
1934
1937
1941
1945
2859
2492
2560
1202
2246
1229
2249
1865
1386
2788
1811
878
1182
2335
759
1135
2023
93
3112
2164
2393
1205
2140
584
1920
504
938
519
726
132
(464
1465
465
C465
H66
466
C692
1693
618
612
301
(556
^557
(5.58
C283
1284
558
443
;694
•695
430
217
287
579
f 177
1178
277
505
22
<753
1754
Jan. 30 2954
Apr. 3 i 68
512,187 Jan. 2 ! 761
520
581
302
522
145
470
128
C222
1223
727
15
185
1591 378
1874 445
762 186
Goodson Type Casting and Setting Machine Company. (SeeGoodson, George A., assignor.)
Goodspeed, AlbinaE., New York, N. Y., and J. Edson, Boston, Mass. Pump ' 512,611 Jan.
Goodwillie, Chailes P., assignorto D. M. Goodwillie Company, Chicago, 111. Stamp groove
or recess for shipping-cases , 520,921 June
4
691
173
f]73
1 174
4
694,
■; 175
ll76
1177
9
1456
352
5
306
75
Official
Gazette.
69
69
}«
69
69
67
67
68
67
67
567
67
68
t67
66
67
66
69
68
66
1534
1534
145
69 1342
>69 1342
67 1253
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
125
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Goodwin, AdolphusD., Haran, Va. 'Waterconveyer
Goodwin, Albert C. (See Wyman, Horace B., assiiscnor.)
Goodwin, Edwin 15.. Boulder, Colo. Roastiuj;- furnace
Goodwin, Hannibal, Xewark, X. ,T. Ornanientiuji and etching precious metal
Goodwin, Harry B., assignor to Goodwin Meter Company, Bordontown, K. J. Register
for ga.s-nieters, &o ".
Goodwin, Henry L., Kew York, N, T., assignor to J. Starr, Halifax, Canada. Fire-ladder)
apparatus j
Goodwin, John, assignor of one-half to J. F. Alderman, Savannah, Ga. Steam-boiler far-
Goodwin, .Julius C, Philadelphia, Pa. Trimmer for sewing-machines
Goodwin, .Tulius C Philadelphia, Pa. Sewiug-uiachine
Goodwin, Lewis. (See Morris and Goodwin.)
Goodwin Meter Conijiany. (See Goodwin, Harry B., assignor.)
Goodwin, Otis F.. Valdosta, Ga. Roller cotton-gin
Goodwin, Richard D., et al. (See Howe, Patrick, assignor.)
Goodwin, William H. ■!., Raleigh, X. C. Cotton-cliopper
Goodyear, George C, Flint. Mich. Rotary cutter-bead
Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company. (See Briggs. Henry, assignor.)
Goodyear Shoo Machinery Company. (See Crisp and Grandy, assignors.)
Goodyear Shoo Machinery Company. (See Grandy, Edward F.. assignor.)
Goodyear .Shoe Machinery Company. (See Hawkins. Lorenzo P., assignor.)
Goold. Frederick D., Schenectady, aasignor to Edison General Electric Company, New York,
N. Y. Recoidingvoltnifter.
Gooley, .Jacob D., Portland, Greg. Car-coupling ;
Gorden, Eugene M., Everett, Mass. Fountain-pen
Gordon, Angus C Rochester, X. Y., assisnor to Gordon Railway Signal Company, Denver,)
Colo., and Rochester, N. Y. Railway time-signal (
Gordon. Forrest E. (See Gordon. William J. and F. E.)
Gordon, George. Chicago. 111. Display-hook
Gordon, .James L. (See Ball and (jordon.)
Gordon, James R., Sudbury, assignor of one-half to A. W. Fraser, Ottawa, Canada. Ore-1
crnsher ]
Gordon, Jo, et al. (See Keithly, Willie C, assignor.)
Gordon, ,John W. (See Gordon. Thomas D., assignor.)
Gordon, I>yman F. (See Wyman and Gordon.)
Gordon. Minthome T., Staplcton, assignor of one-half to C. Rndman, Ifew York, N. Y.
Burglar-iilarm spring
Gordon. Gra P.. Hoi>kins Station, Mich. Device for securing barrel-heads in place
Gordon Railway Signal Company. (See Gordon, Angns C, assignor.)
Gordon. Thomas, South Bend, Wyo. Sickle-grinder
Gordon, Thomas D., Monmouth. 111., assignor of one-half to J. W. Gordon, Trinidad, Colo.
Bridle-bit
Gordon. Thomas J., assignor of two-thirds to D. W. Moore, Eureka Springs, Ark., and K.
J. March. Lower Ridge, 111. Clothes-pin
Gordon, William, Boston. Mass. Turned .shoe
Gordon, William E.. Cold Spring, X. Y., assignor of one-h.alf to T. R. Morgan, Sr., AUi-l
ance. Ohio. Di.sappearing guri-carriage ]
Gordon, William J. and F. E., Philadelphia, Pa. Riding, amusement, and instructing de-
vice
Gordon, William W., Hazardville, and T. F. Pye, Hartford, Conn. Feed-alarm for card-
ing-machines
Xo.
528,090
.527,746
517,275
517,406
528,938
516,647
517,140
517,141
530,941
517,570
520,046
525,894
521,262
525,895
526,032
511,944
522,982
517,547
529,725
512,546
519,112
520.957
523,634
523,570
525,596
525,013
Gore, John K., Newark, N. J. Perforating-macbine 516,199
Gore, John K., Newark, N. J. Apparatus for sorting cards and compiling statistics
Goreham, Herbert A., Decatnr, 111. Conduit electric railway
Gorenflo, F. G., etal. (See Zanger, Theodor, assignor.)
(ioTiSa, John A.. Dayton. Ohio. Fifth-wheel for vehicles t
Gorham. George E.. Albany, N. Y. Invalid-bed.stead
Gorman, John H., East Greenwich, R. I. Stone-worker's gage-square
GormuUy & Jeffery Manufacturing Company. (See Jeffery, Thomas B., assignor.)
Gormully. Richard P.. Chicago, 111. Velocipede-lantern
Gorrell. .John B., La Otto. Ind. Steam-actuated valve
Goshen Folding Bed Company. (See Ru Ton, Hiram W., assignor.)
Go.shen Sweeper Companj-. (See Frazer, Alexander, assignor.)
Goshen Sweeper Company. (See Rn Ton, Hiram W., assignor.)
Goslin, Eli H., Washington. Ind. Wrench
Gosling. Henry J., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to G. and H. Bamett. Machine for whet-
ting cutting faces of chisels
Goss, .Joseph, and W. Varley, Fall River, Mass. Loom for weaving bordered fabrics
Goss Printing Press Company. (See Firm, Joseph L., assignor.)
Goss Printing Press Company. (See Goss, S.amuel G., assignor.)
Goss. Samuel G.. assignor to Goss Printing Press Company, Chicago, HI. Delivery appa-?
ratus for printing-presses {
Goss, Samuel G., assignor to Goss Printing Press Company, Chicago, HI. Machine for
doubling webs of fabric longitudinally
Gbss. Samuel G., assignor to Goss Printing Press Company, Chicago, HI. Delivery appa-
ratus for printing-presses ; ".
Goss, Samuel G., assignor to Goss Printing Press Company, Chicago, HI. Delivery appa-?
ratus for printing-presses j
Gosselin, Joseph A., Drummondville. Canada. Curd-cutting machine
Gotham, Amisa P., Newark, N. J. Heel
Gotham, Amisa P.. Newark, N. J. Heel
Gotham, Darwin B., Watertown, N. Y. Strainer
Gotham, Djirwin B.. Watertown, N. Y. Strainer
Gothener, .John. (See Kyden. Swen, assignor.)
Gott, Clarence P.. Bayorine, N. J., assignor to himself, and J. S. Page, New York, N. Y.J
Registering mechanism 5
Gottsch. Friedrich A.. Kiel, Germany. Calculating clock or dial
Gottschalk, Charles. Fargo. N. D. Cash-receipts-recording apparatus
Gottwals, William O., Washington, D. C. Bill-file
Gottwals, William 0., Washington, D. C. Bill-file
518,240
517,692
512,695
52.1,952
523,398
531,180
519,706
513,916
526,571
520,421
513,678
517,693
518,241
518,242
527,420
517,157
520,522
.511,770
530,586
517,115
530,836
521,790
527,277
527,278
Date.
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
May 22
Sept. 11
June 12
Sept. n
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Jnly 17
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
May 1
•June 5
July 24
July 24
Sept. 4
Aug. 28
Kar. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Jan. 16
Sept. U
Jnly 24
Monthly
volume.
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
May 29
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
June 26
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Official
Gazette.
2382 1 1
1758
2583
2837
769
1519
2358
2359
1502
253
1931
12-J2
2392
2-54
43
919
423
664
C181
)182
361
556
557
356
59
473
1012 : 228
906 214
1013 228
1231 l^
366
1391
C346
)347
91
633
J. 349
468 113
1605 385
1091 249
2114 531
460
332
Dec.
May
18
15
1!'35
1380
Jan.
30
3629
Sept.
May
25
29
2174 ■
2585
Jan.
30
3259
300
564
666
11
225
1326 319
1850 441
989 239
990 240
69
66
1 68
85 66
68
49 67
512 69
329
70
214
2141
1359
293
373
2524
462 111 68
1803 440 68
763 \\]l 1 66
1387 hi^ 1 67
67
68
894 66
519 68
626 67
{7. V
469 113 67
i
1393 349 ' 67
1395 {^^^67
2322 f 5*^ 1 66
126
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Gottwals, William 0., Ottawa, assignor to Eclipse Office Furniture Company of the City of
Ottawa. Limited, Ontario, Canada. Letter and bill file '.
Goudey, William E. C. (See Gooding and Goudey.)
Gould, Aaron P., Canton, Ohio. Dental or surgical chair
Gould, Aaron P., Canton, Ohio. TroUey-wire support and coupling
Gould, Andrew J., Quincy, Cal. Water- whpel
Gould, Charles A., Bay Side, N. Y. Car-buffer
Gould, Clement. (See West, William F., assignor.)
Gould, (Element, Mamaroneck, N. T. Naphtharlaunoh
Gould, Clyde H., assignor to P. G. Kiest, Des Moines, Iowa. Combined cigar-tip cutter
and advertising device
Gould Coupler Company. (See Bronner, Edmond D., assignor.)
Gould Coupler Company. (See Kichards, Willard E., assignor.)
Gould, George E. (See Schumacher, Gustavo W., assignor.)
Gould, Isaac C, London, England. Case or holder for letters, &c
Gould, James, Jr., Oakland, Cal. Uniting metallic sheets
Gould, James, Jr., Oakland, Cal. Machine for making sheet-metal tubes
Gould, James, Jr., assignor to Pacific Can Company, San Erancisoo, Cal. Can-heading
machine
Gould, John D.. et al. (See Tisdale, Charles D., assignor.)
Gould, Lucius D., Newark, N. J. Stove-lid, &c
Goulding, William E., Oklahoma, Okla. Ter. Invalid-lifting apparatus.
Gould's Son & Co., M. (See Bruen, William, assignor.)
Gounelle, Charles. (See Delarue, Joseph E., assignor.)
Gourd, Ernest D., et al. (See Gourd, Ernest W., assignor.)
Gourd, Ernest W., Quincy, Mass. Circular-knitting machine
Gourd, Ernest W., assignor of two-thirds to J. K. and E. D. Gourd, Quincy, Mass. Cut-
ting-off tool
Gourd, John K., et al. (See Gourd, Ernest W., assignor.)
Gourley, John L , Tarentum, Pa. Steam-engine
Gousset, Cyprien,New York, N. Y. Chocolate-dipper
Govin. Kafael R. (See Assorati, Antenor, assignor.)
Gow, James W. (See Low and Gow.)
Gow, John, assignor to Gas Meter Company, Limited, London, England. Coin-freed appa-
ratus for the automatic sale and delivery of gas
Gower, Ehen N., Jr., Flowery Branch, Ga. Safe
(jrowing, Earle H., Heading, Mass. Clip for use in making. ioints in cast-iron pipe
Grahau's Aluminium- Werke. (See Ackennann, Wilhelm, assignor.)
Grabill, John D., Roanoke, Va. Truck
(3-rable, Virgil L. (See Kelley, Thomas J., assignor.)
Grahle, W. B., et al. (See Fanner, John B., assignor.)
Grabler, Peter, and J. J. Brown, Pittsburg, Pa. Square
Grabowski, Carl von, Eisleben, Germany. Process of and apparatus for purifying sulfate
lyes.
Grace, Thomas, Pittsburg, Pa. Water-closet seat
Grace, Thomas, assignor to Bailey Farrell Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Drain-
testing apparatus ,
Gracia, Thomas. (See Hunter, John P., assignor )
Grady, Michael F., et al. (See Mullaney, Patrick J., assignor.)
Graebert, Gustav J., assignor of one-half to J. Purdie, Detroit, Mich. Straightway -valve.
Graemiger, August, and W. T. Whitehead, Manchester, England. Apparatus for dyeing,
&c
Graf, Martin T., assignor of one-half to F. W. Barker, Bufialo, N. Y. Operating device
for fare-registers
Graff, Elie B., Baltimore, Md. Car-fender
Graff. Justin J. (See Labataille and Graff.)
Grafstrom, Olivia A., New York, N. Y. Douche-bath
Grafton, Alexander, Bedford, England. Crane
Grafton. William S. , Steubenville, Ohio, assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. Machine for joining and rolling sheets of metal
Grafton. William S., and E. 11. Spears, assignors to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. Machine for joining and rolling sheets of metal
Graham, Albert Y., Farmersville, Tex. Stovepipe or flue cleaner
Graham, Andrew, Claremont, N. H. Bridge for stringed instruments
Graham, David F., Springfield. Ohio, and W. P. Allen, Chicago, Dl., assignors of one-third^
to 0. S. Kelly, Springfield, Ohio. Contacting device for electric railways S
Graham, David F., Springfield, Ohio, and W. P. Allen, Chicago, 111., assignors of one-third^
to 0. S. Kelly, Springfield, Ohio. Conduit for electric railways
Graham, Edmund H., Biddeford, Me., assignor of one-half to L. Woodbury, Washington,
D. C. Positive shuttle-motion for looms
Graham, Edmund H., Biddeford, Me., assignor of one-half to L. Woodbury, Washington,
D. C. Positive shuttle-motion for looms -
Graham, Edward M., Chicago, 111. Pneumatic tiie
Graham, George H. (See O'Connor and Graham.)
Graham, Gervaise. (See Gollings, Ellick H., assignor.)
Graham, Howard, Chicopee, Mo. Center-revolving folding extension-table
Graham, James S., and J. Kane, Eochester, N. Y., assignors to H. Burke, Scranton, Pa.,
and J. M. Burke, Buffalo, N. Y. Woodworking-machine
Graham,
Graham,
Graham,
Graham,
Graham,
(jrraham,
Graham,
Graham,
Giaham,
Graham,
Graham,
mower
Graham,
Jesse, Morley, England. Smoke-consuming furnace
Jesse, and H. Chapman, Morley, England. Miner's safety-lamp
John, Albany, Mo. Automatic grain- weighing device
Joseph M. (See Abemethy and Graham.)
Julius. (See Marr and Graham.)
Malcolm, et al. (See Mosher, Beardsley, and Moulton, assignors.)
Robert O., Bloomington, 111. Oil-pump
Robert O. , Bloomington, III. Oil-pump
Samuel J., et al. (See Curry, James H., assignor.)
Simon P., Detroit, Mich. Lawn-mower
Simon P., assignor to H. C. Walker and J. G. Patterson, Detroit, Mich. Lawn-
Thomas H,, Toronto, Canada. Dental plate
No.
512,020
529,902
529,903
518,599
529,857
523,635
524,713
526,779
512,021
519,182
525,100
516,373
528,475
521,284
519,183
520,757
526,968
524,061
512,022
517,611
528,939
527,968
515,763
512,955
524,588
516,200
511,945
527,018
529,260
515,468
523,705
517,116
519,084
515,314
521,909
519,328
526,392
527,783 ;
527,784
511,771
528,250
522,754
521,586
517,520
519,707
527,421
527,422
519,860
525,388
I 521,930
Monthly
volume.
Date.
M
h
115
Jan. 2
485
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
2436
2438
2009
2368
585
586
499
566
July 24
2525
633
Aug. 21
1283
314
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
May 1
185
486
436
43,44
116
107
Aug. 28
1968
481
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
10.52
3051
250
740
June 12
944
(223
<224
(225
May 1
438
107
May 29
Oct. 2
3155
491
764
120
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
157
487
315
35
116
74
Nov. 13
781
183
Oct. 23
2165
521
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
61
2080
14
492
Aug. 14
1063
262
Mar. 13
765
179
Jan. 2
367
86
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
568
1325
138
318
Feb. 27
July 31
2468
2666
611
661
Mar. 27
2324
547
May 1
Feb. 20
June 26
May 8
Sept. 25
249
2213
2054
711
1876
58,59
547
494
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(445
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1825
439
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1826
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439
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Oct. 30
July 10
2667
1015
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)252
June 19
1496
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38
333
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May 15
170
1381
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
1223
1224
300
300
May 15 ' 1627
396
Sept. 4
June 26
117
2097
30.31
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
127
I
}^ame, residence, au<l invention.
Graham. Warren D. (See Eidont, Chester G., E. M., and M. T., assignors.)
Grahl, Carl B. and H. H., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Voting-booth
GraW, H. H. (See Grahl, Carl B. and H. H.)
Grand' Montagne, Feuillen, Brussels, Belgium. Manufacturing artificial marbles
Grand Kapids Brass Companj-. (See Tobey and Tower, assignors.)
Grand Rapids Brass Company. (See Tower, Daniel W., assignor.)
Grand Rapids Piano Case Company. (See Van Jforman, Abe R., assignor.)
Grand Rapids Seating Company. (See Bennett, George M., assignor.)
Grand Rapids Vapor Stove Company. (See Childs, Charles H., assignor.)
Grandy, Edward JF. (See Crisp and Grandy.)
Grandy, Edward F., Everett, Mass., assignor to Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company, Port-
land, Me. Lasting-machine
Granger, Alford D., Molena, Ga. Mop or brush holder
Granger, AlvinzaM., Grand Rapids, Mich. Hinge
Granger, Frank D., Ifew York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to H. A. Penrose, New London,
Conn. Single trigger operating two locks alternately
Granger, Frank D., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-naif to H. A. Penrose, New London,
Conn. Trigger mechanism for gnns. (Reissue)
Granges, John C. des, et al. (See Burton, Charles C, assignor,)
Granges, John C. des, Pittsburg, Pa. Elevated railway
Granite Filter Company. (See Emery, Avery L., assignor.)
6ran,jon, Jean B., and C. Bellon, Lyons, France. Manufacture of hollow blocks
Grannis, Hial S., Plantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & "Wilcox Company, Southington,
Conn. Machine for forming penholder-tubes
Grant, Albert E., Troy, N. Y. Stamping-machine
Grant, Albert L.. Philadelphia, Pa. Horseshoe-pad
Grant Anti Friction Ball Company. (See Grant, Robert H., assignor.)
Grant, Charles. (See Bartlett, John "W., assignor.)
Grant, Charles N., assignor of one-half to 0. Brown, Haverhill, Maas. Roller-toboggan ..
Grant, Charles N. , assignor of one-half to O. Brown, Haverhill, Mass. Roller-toboggan . .
Grant, David, Chicago, lU. Machine for peeling potatoes
Grant, Daniel H., and H. Miller, Raymore, Mo.; said Miller assignor to said Grant. Re-
versing-gear for engines
Grant, Edward, Kankakee, HI. Machine for making founders' cores
No.
513,569
527 969
521,954
519,329
517,857
524,140
11,458
527,236
525,202
.'>26,526
518,402
521,609
Date.
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
June 26
May 8
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
June 19
Grant, Edward, Kankakee, HI. Machine for making cores
Grant, Edward, Kankakee, HI. Founder's molding-m.ichine
Grant, Edward R. (See Ofcldt, August W., assignor.)
Grant, George B., Lexington, Mass. Machine for generating beveled gear-teeth
Grant, (Jeorge B., Lexington, Mass. Bevel-gear
Grant, James "W., Bridgeport, Conn. Coin-holder ^
Grant, John B., et al. (See Grant, Joseph A., assignor.)
Grant, Joseph A., Dyer Brook, assignor of two-thirds to J. B. and M. E. Grant, Merrill
Plantation, Me. Chum
Grant, Milieu E., et al. (See Grant, Joseph A., assignor.)
Grant, Robert A., assignor of three-fourths to A. F. Borchardt, C. A. Hall, and J. C. Schott,
Providence, R. I. Electric-railway trolley
Grant, Robert H., assignor to Grant Anti Friction Ball Company, Fitchburg, Mass. Au-
tomatic turning-machine
Grant, Robert H., assignor to Grant -Anti Friction Ball Company, Fitchburg, Mass. Grind-1
ing-machine !
Grant, Sidney A., Springfield, assignor to National Cycle Company, Fitchburg, Mass. Bi-
cycle
Grant, William W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Vapor gas-engine
513,570 I Jan. 30
528,224 I Oct. 30
521,495 June 19
524,201
512,289
513,998
516,267
512,189
519,572
530,685
514,358
526,897
517,004
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
May 8
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
520,019 May 15
520,396 1 May 22
514,359 Feb. 6
Grant, William "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-engine 1525,651 Sept. 4
Grasemann, Otto, Gera, Germany. Surgical table
Grasselli Chemical Company. (See Frasch, Hans A., assignor.)
Grassl, August O., Syracuse, N. Y. Hot-water heater
Granel, Edwin S., Cleveland, Ohio. Fan
Grauert, Edgar, New York, N. Y. Bicycle-tire
Grauert, Edgar, New York, N". Y. Exercising apparatus
Grauert, Edgar, New York, N. Y. Bicycle-tire
Graumlich, Solomon M., Dnvall, Ohio. Extension-ladder and truck
Grans, Frank. (See Witz, Konrad, assignor.)
Granten, William A., Hartford, Conn. Rail -bond
Grauvogl, Joseph, Plain, Wis. Car-coupling
Graves, Benjamin C, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Disinfecting apparatus
Graves, Calvin V. (See Rogers, James H., assignor.)
Graves, Calvin V. (See Welch, Henry J., assignor.)
Graves, Cashious M., Eddyville, Ky. Hub-attaching device
Graves, George H. (See Hall and Graves.)
Graves, Heniy C, executor. (See Bell and Stewart.)
Graves, John. (See Moehn and Graves.)
Graves, John, Brooklyn, assignor to Dean <t Graves, New York, N". Y. Portable heater. ..
Graves, John, assignor of two -thirds to G. Demetz and L. Moigo, Brooklyn, N. Y.\
Sheet-metal mantel j
Graves, Lorenzo S., Rochester, N. Y. Elevator safety device
Graves, William J., Gainesville, Tex. Pendulum-scale
Gray, Albert L., Tarkio, Mo. Syringe
Gray, Alfred E., TTxbridge. Mass. Dental mouth-mirror
Gray, Carl E., et al. (See Kellogg, William M., assignor.)
Gray, Charles J., Oshkosh, Wis. Pneumatic bufler-tmck for railway -trains
Gray, Douglas W., Painted Post, N. Y. Device for packing tobacco-hands in cases or casks.
Gray. Edward F. . Bethlehem, Pa. Reverberatory and regenerative furnace
Gray, Elisha, Highland Park, HI. Telautograph
517,801
522,755
527,423
518,691
522,891
529,261
512,190
527,785
516,680
515,210
514,595
516,010
524,714
520,160
518,545
527,681
524,419
518,449
529,069
518,523
522,892
Gray, Elisha, Highland Park, HI. Telautograph 522,893
Apr. 3
July 10
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
July 10
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Aug. 21
May 22
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
July 10
July 10
3078
2166
3151
714
724
300
1460
912
2142
2106
1678
1537
3079
2619
1342
401
928
40
875
763
1154
1088
644
383
2106
1879
2542
645
546
642
1021
1225
2168
1211
1326
767
1827
1579
2024
1045
447
1284
2152
1920
1654
799
990
1883
1214
1221
757
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516
(517
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182
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346
220
522
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of imtentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Gray, Prank, Chicago, III. Valve for automatic fire-extinguishers
Gray, Frank S., Trenton, Ky. Gate
Gray, Henry P., assignor to "W. P. Harrison, Columbus, Ohio. Ironing-machine
Gray, James. (See Johnston and Gray.)
Gray, James, Chicago, HI. Kotary measure
Gray, James A., and J. H. Murch, San francisco, Cal., assignors to R. D. Hume, Gold
Beach, Oreg. Blank-feeding device
Gray, John H., Elwood, Nebr., assignor of one-half to R. N. Bouok, Jackson, Mich. Me-
tallic hub ,
Gray, Joshua W. , Albany , N". T. Guard for bolts of spring-locks
Gray, Joshua "W. , Chicago, 111. Pneumatic door-controller
Gray, Lawrence B., Boston, Mass. Insulator
Gray, Lawrence E., Boston, Mass. Holder for phonograph-cylinders
Gray, Nellie U., Elyria, Ohio. Dress-hook
Gray, Peter, Cambridge, Mass. Signal-lantern 1
Gray, Richard, Bloomington, 111. Metallic column or pile
Gray, Robert H. (See Burrill, Lemuel B., assignor.)
Gray, Robert H., Lexington, Ky. Baling-press -
Gray, Thomas L., Hinsleytown, assignor of one-half to T. P. Allen, Elmo, Ky. Combined
planter and tobacco-hiller
Gray, 'William B. , and H. Shepley, Halifax, Pa. Railway signal and system
No.
Gray, William B., and D. F. Bowen, Denver, Colo. Ticket-printing machine
Gray, "William D., Milwaukee, "Wis., assignor to Edward P. Allis Company, of "Wisconsin, j
Eiour-bolt <
Gray, "William S., New York, N. T. Sprinkler-head for automatic fire-extinguishing ap-
paratus .
Graybill, Joseph F., York, Pa. Alarm-lock for doors, &c
Graydon, Alexander J., Indianapolis, Ind. Electric cigar-lighter
Grayson, "William. (Seo Crecelius, Louis J., assignor.)
Grayson, "William, and L. J. Crecelius, St. Louis, Mo. Wheel
Greaves, "William, deceased, (C. L. Sturtevant, administrator,) and J. "Wardle; said Stur-j
tevant assignor to Piatt Brothers & Co., Limited, Oldham, England. Machinery for op-i
crating on conjoined staples for carding-engines '. J
Grebe, Christian, assignor to S. B. Rowley, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for molding
glassware
Greble, Harvey K. , assignor of one-half to H. G. "Wallace, Hamilton, Ohio. Book-cover . . .
Gredt, Paul, Esch, Belgium. Recovering iodids, chlorids, or other salts from blast-furnace
gases
Greeley, Lewis A., Morenci, Mich. Implement for weaving filler-wires in wire fences
Green, Albert G., Red Cloud, Nebr. Grain carrier and regulator for thrashing-machines-.
Green, Albert J., assignor to Stoddard Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. Die for
shaping metal press-wheels .'
Green, Albert J., assignor to Stoddard Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. Press-
wheel for grain-drills
Green, Alem J. (See McCloskey, "William, assignor.)
Green, Alfred, assignor of one-half to "W. Rosbrough, Rochester, N. T. Electric connec-
tion for railway-rails
Green, Alfred F., etai. (See Herrington, Ephraim, assignor.)
Green, Alfred F., et al. (See Herrington and Butler, assignors.)
Green, Arthur G., assignor to Brooke, Simpson & Spiller, Limited, London, England. Red
azo dye
Green, Bernard R., "Washington, D. C. Book-stack for libraries. (Reissue)
Green, Bernard R., "Washington, D. C. Book-shelf and its support
Green, Bruce, London, England. Coin-operated sight-testing apparatus
Green, Casper T., Dublin, assignor to A.F. Huddleston, Randolph county, Ind. Glass re-
ceptacle-
Green, Cassius M. (See Green. H6nry L. and C. M.)
Green, Charles H., et al. (See Ball, CJharles A., assignor.)
Green, David C, Milwaukee, "Wis. Oven
Green, Edward, "Wakefield, England. Triple scraper employed on tubes of fuel-economizers-
Green, Frank A. (See Chafi'ee, Hoffman, and Green.)
Green, Hannah A.. Womer, Kans. Kitchen-cabinet
Green, Henry J., Brooklyn, N. T. Eyeglass-suspender
Green, Henry L. and C. M., near "West Mansfield, Ohio. Halter
Green, Ira L., assignor of five-sixths to G. M. Fox, "W. Reynolds, C. C. Shadle, Kittanning,]
M. D. "Wayman, Ford City, and J. M. Patterson, Sharpsburg, Pa. Electrical railway-
513,571
521,880
528,091
530,686
513,776
518,498
525,074
528,909
j 514,221
529,904
512.696
521,162
520,047
525,203
522,367
520,161
521,438
514,317
514,220
527,527
514,651
514,360
515,315
519,113
521,539
529,070
519,154
522,011
518,668
i
518,669
i
I
[ 513,777
515,764
11,401
516,734
525,652
528,631
514,456
513,917
lignal.
Green. Ira L., assignor of five-sixths to G. M. Fox, W. Reynolds, C. C. Shadle, Kittannin;
M. D. "Wayman, Ford City, and J. M. Patterson, Sharpsburg, Pa. Semaphore-signal
Green, Ira i.., assignor of five-sixths to G. M. Fox, "W. Reynolds, C. C. Shadle, Kittanning,
M. D. "VVayman, Ford City, and J. M. Patterson, Sharpsburg, Pa. Electrical railway-
signal
Green, James E., St. Louis, Mo. Steam-hoOer
Green, James R., et al. (See Rust, Robert S., assignor.)
Green, John. (See Abbott and Green.)
Green, John, Renovo, Pa. Combined pipe wrench and cutter
Green, John, Renovo, Pa. Ironing-table
Green , John , Renovo, Pa. Support for game-boards
Green, John C. (See Drake and Green.)
Green, John D., Toledo, Ohio. Railway frog, switch, and gnard-raU block .
Green, John J., Boonton, N. J. Miter-box
Green, John J., Boonton, N. J., assignor to Universal Electric Company, New York, N. Y.
Contact-shoe for electric locomotives
Green, John J., Boonton, N. J., assignor to Universal Electric Company of the City of New?
York, New York, N. Y. Contact-bar for electriclocomotives 5 1
516,598
517,745
514,000
520,183
527,279
526,442
I 522,591
522,709
522,710
Date.
Jan. 30
June 26
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
June 12
May 22
Aug. 28
July 3
May 22
June 12
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
May 1
June 19
Nov. 13
May 1
June 26
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Sept. 4
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
May 22
Oct. 9
Sept. 25
July 10
July 10
July 10
Monthly
volume.
1990
2384
1089
3413
1842
1921
720
427
2439
1606
729
1932
758
[480
I 481
'575
264
842
456
470
169
103
586
385
172
474
2143 523
32S i
2153 1 1
1219 i I
589 5
425
1404
1125
653 ;
2214 5
296
1414
991
388
2261
2135
2136
84
524
525
288
289
147
.148
103
342
281
166
548
549
70
327
236
94
542
534
534
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63
3715 I 915
1677 ; 397
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034
(135
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186
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2164
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929
1424
1427
1430
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992
1981
714
907
909
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515
188
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340
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129
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuucd.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Green. John J., Boon ton, N. J., assignor to Universal Electric Company of the City of New
York. Electric-railway supply system
Green. John J., Boouton, N. J., assignor to Conduit Construction Company, New Tork,
N. Y. Supply system for electiic railways
Green. John J., assignor to Loando Hard Rubber Company, Boonton, N. J. Trolley-wire
h:
Green, .John R., "Woodstock, Ala. Steel combination railway-tie
Green, .Toseph J., Mnlberry Grove, Ga. Cotton-chopper
Green, Joseph W., Jr. (See Moore, George C, assignor.)
Groen, Lewis H., et al. (See Koberts, Henry P., assignor.)
Green, Roselle T., "Worcester, Mass. Adjustable curtain-bracket
Green, Squire, Stretford, assignor to H. E. Wollmer, Manchester, England. Means for at-
taching handles to heads of brooms
Green, Stephen C. (See Mullin and Green.)
Green, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Rotary blower
Green, Thomas, Sioux City, Iowa. Brickkiln
Green, Thomas, Sioux City, Iowa, assignor of one-half to Sioux City Brick and Tilo Com-
pany. Continuous brick-kilu
Green, William A., assignor of thirteen-twentieths to B. G. D. linger, G. H. "Whitehead,
N. Jahu, Trenton, and T.H. Clark. Ewing, N. J. Street-sweeper
Green, "William E., Tiffin, assignor of two-thirds to J. G. "Walter and H. Day, Maple Grove,
Ohio. Wire-streU'her
Greenawalt. PeterC, Reading, Pa. Sad-iron
Greene, Charles. (See Olsen. Ole. assignor.)
Greene, Charles M. (See Nolon, Edward, assignor.)
Greene, David H., Charleston, S. C. Package for so.ip powder, &c
Greene, George A., Rogers, Tex. Refrigerator
Greene, George F., Detroit, Mich. "Water-closet bowl and seat
Greene, Henry S., Lawrence, and T. H. Greene, Lowell, M.ass. Cloth-n.apping machine. -
Greene, Henry "W., North Dana, assignor of one-half to J. F. Barnes, Petersham, Mass.
Gla.ss door-plate
Greene &. Knox Manufacturing Company. (See King, Thomas, assignor.)
Greene, John R., et al. (See flutchinsori, Calvin A., assignor.)
Greene, John "W., assignor of one-half to T. D. Brown, Canandaigua, N. Y. Single-piece
sheet-metal spout
Greene, Samuel F., and S. "W. Law, Philadelphia, Pa. "Window-shutter
Greene, Thomas D. (See Abbott and Greene.)
Greene, Thomas H. (See Greene, Henry S. and T. H.)
Greene, "William A., Ocean Grove, assignor of one-half to E. R. Cahoone, Newark, N. J.
Stove or range for burning bituminous coal
Greenfield Automatic Fastener Company. (See Greenfield, Edwin T., assignor.)
Greenfield, Edwin T., New York, N. Y. Metal-covered elbow
Greenfield, Edwin T., New York, N. Y. Electric motor
Greenfield, Edwin T., assignor to Greenfield Automatic Fastener Company, New York,
N. Y. Book-stapling macliine
Greenfield, Edwin T., assignor to Greenfield Automatic Fastener Company, New York,5
N. Y. Stapling-niachine -' <
Greenfield, Robert S., et al. (See Shank. Charles A., assignor.)
Greengard, Morris D., St. Louis, Mo. Regulating-socket for incandescent lamps
Greenleaf, Abner. (See Dalsheimer and Greenleaf. )
Greenslyelds, "Walter, Auckland, New Zealand. Shoulder-brace
Greenstein, Adolph. (See Dinsmore, Robert, assignor.)
Greenwood, Arthur. Leeds, England. Coal-cutting machine
Greenwood, Edmund R., etal. (See "Winters, .Tohn "W., assignor.)
Greenwood, Hugh M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Overhead .switch for trolley-wires
Greenwood, James, assignor to Caustic Soda and Chlorine Syndicate, Limited, London,
England. Electrode for usp in the manufacture of chlorin and caustic soda
Greenwood, Stephen D. (See Moritz and Greenwood.)
Greenwood, William H. (See Herrington, Ephraim, assignor.)
Greer, Arthur, Moniteau, Mo. Feed-trough
Greer, Charles I., assignor of one-half to C. B. Pelrce, "Washington, D. C. Closed conduit j
for electric railways <
Greer, Charles M. (See Lare and Greer.)
Greer, Howard, Chicago, III. Railway- track brace
Greer, William H. C. Sherman. Tex. Suspension-bridge
Greger, Thomas P., Philadelphia. Pa. Manhole-cover
Gregg. Andrew F., assignor of one-half to E. S. Havens, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hot-box indi-
cator and oiler
Gregory, Eugene, Ann Arbor. Mich. Dice-box
Gregory, Fred L., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Electric clock
Gregory, Fred L., Chicago. 111. Electric clock striking mechanism
Gregory, Fred L.. Chicago, HI. Electric clock
Gregory, George W. fSeeNoyes. Bernice J., assignor.)
Gregory, John, Newark, N. J. Slaking phosphatic fertilizers
Gregory, .John, Marion, Ohio. Grain-drier ,
Gregory, John H., assignor of one-half to J. Newman. lone, Cal. "Wire-stretcher
Gregory, Nathan B., assignor of one-half to E. B. Hobson and G. E. James, Joplin, Mo.
Combined latch and lock
Gregson, Harold, Detroit, Mich. Liquid-measure
Greider, Allen L. (See Jones, Amos, assignor.)
Greiner. John E., Baltimore, Md. Construction of bridges, roofs, &c
Greiner, John F., assignor of one-half to T. B. Adams, McKenzle, Tenn. Plow-fender
Grenier, Jane B. A.. "Woonsocket, R. I. "Wheelbiirrow
Gremmels, Frederick "W., assignor of one-half to A. Hamilton, Kansas City, Mo. Grip-
slot closer
Orenet. Emile, Paris, France. "Wheel-tire
Grenfell. Hubert H., London, England. Sighting and indicating apparatus for ordnance ..
Grennell, Henry I.. Ashland, Wis. Heating-drum
Gre.sham. James, Manchester, a.ssignor to Vacuum Brake Company, Limited, London,
England. Vacuum automatic brake apparatus
Gressle, Theophilns E., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor of nine-twentieths to F. Hittle, Balti-
more, Md. Trolley- wire finder
No.
530,482
522,711
526,704
527.fiP2
528,159
526,920
520,984
51.^,212
514,709
513,999
525,075
.529,648
528,366
.'>12,5^1
526,225
522,010
522,560
519,256
.530,587
530,837
529,376
.517.276
517,858
520,734
520,735
510,484
525,597
521,263
525,598
514,318
528,871
522.894
527,489
513,389
525,101
.526,021
528,428
.■^11.946
520.184
525,704
51.5,708
.516,704
513,778
519.284
515,211
.528,940
513.918
528,251
523 636
516.201
517,746
525,896
Date.
Dec. 4
July 10
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
June 5
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Feb. C
Aug. 28
Nov. SO
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
June 26
July 3
May 1
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
May 29
May 29
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
June 12
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
.July 10
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
May 22
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
.Jan. 30
May 1
Felj. 20
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
July 24
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
516,863 i Mar. 20
I
521,311 I June 12
720
911
59
1655
2501
424
421
2026
1227
41
1922
2011
2862
1412
1574
2260
655
571
921
1328
1533
2585
725
3112
3116
1233
464
907
465
592
643
jSO J
177
225
15
399
605
105
101
C505
i506
305
9,10
471
481
693
340
369
541
;i66
!67
!l68
138
225
319
367
606
182
754
C754
}755
295
111
214
112
149
153
1225 P"'*
^■^^^ \ \ 305
1337 1 326
2748 670
1970 482
425
2970
371
2191
605
28.52
1615
3415
619
2025
783
3631
2668 j
2526 !
766
557
1014
1873
995
105
718
87
534
156
385
842
150
505
183
805
643
634
179
136
229
413
334
66
9 PAT
130
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Grave, Bernhard, Cologne, Germany. Siphon
Gridley, Henry H., Springfield, Mass., assignor to Stanley "Works, New Britain, Conn.
Hinge
Gridley, Wilmer D., Brooklyn, N. T. Bracket
Grieb, David T., Snliurba, Tenn. Hand-truck
Grieneisen, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-velooipede
Grier, G. E., et al. (See Bostwick, Charles E., assignor.)
Grier, George S., Milford, Del. Combined sleeve-section and cuff
Grier, James W., et al. (See Bostwick, CharlesE., assignor.)
Grier, John C, et al. (See Bostwick, Charles E., assignor.)
Grier, Matthew J. (See Broadwell, Edward 0., assignor.)
Grier, Matthew J., assignor of one-fourth to J. W. Coulston, Philadelphia, Pa. Slack-ad-
justing deTice for brake mechanism
Griesemer, Adam, assignor of one-half to "W. G. Rippey and J. W. Luckey, Pueblo, Colo.
Bracket or rest for work-benches or other purposes
Griesemer, Edward K., and J. H. Manger, Reading, Pa. Harness attachment
Grieser. Henry, assignor of two-thirds to C. L. Hood and C. B. Tomlinson, St. Louis, Mo.
Street-car fender
Griffen, Arthur B. (See Clarke and Griffen.)
Griffin, Edwin C. (See Griffin, James K. and E. C.)
Griffin, Edwin C, Newton, Mass. Roll for pulverizing-mills
Griffin, Ellsworth, assignorof one-half to "W.W.PoUock, MilwaukeeiWis. Writing-machine,
Griffin, James E. (See Staats, William H., assignor.)
Giiffin, James K., Brooklyn, N. T., and E C. Griffin, Newton, Mass. Pulverizing-mill
Griffin, Jesse H. (See Beavor, Erancis M., assignor.)
Griffin, John P., St. Louis, Mo. Excavator
Griffin, Martin L., Hnlyoke, Mass. Making calcium bisulfite liquor
Griffin, Michael J., Holyoke, Mass. Safety-pin ,
Griffin, Richard P. (See Maxfield, Griffin, and Speer.)
Griffith, David C. B., London, England. Toy track or course
Griffith, Frederick B., Bufl'alo, N. Y. Crane
Griffith, J. K. (See Slattery, John, assignor.)
Griffith, Jacob K., Latrobe, Pa. Sole for slippers or shoes
Griffith, John L., et al. (See Rawles, John, assignor.)
Griffith, Lafayette, et al. (See Walker, William E., assignor.)
Griffith, Stephen L. , Chardon, Ohio. Staple-forceps
Griffith, Thomas A., Kansas City, Mo. Car coupling
Griffith, Thomas R. (See Dow and Griffith.)
(Griffiths, David F., New York, N. Y. Packing-case
Griffiths, Edward J., and J. G. Miller, Nekimi, Wis.; said Griffiths assignor to said Miller.
Check-row corn-planter
Griffiths, Griffith W., Tecumseh, Mich. Car-axle box
Griffiths, Hannah. (See Putnam, Wendell P., assignor.)
Griffiths, William. (See James and Griffiths.^
Griffiths, William, and H. E. Woodgate, London, England. Recoil-operated gun
Griffiths, William A. (See Walton and Griffiths.)
Griffiths, William XT., and H. Niedermayer, Philadelphia, Pa. Air-compressing device. . .
Griffiths, William TJ., and H. Niedermayer, Philadelphia, Pa. Air-compressing device
Griggs, Wilfred E . , Waterbury , Conn . Machine for making perforated sheet-music
Grime, John, JJinneapolis, Minn. Valve- gear ,
(Jrimland, Yeren, and J. J. Ringness, Norse, Tex. Cotton-stalk-breaking machine
(5^rimm, Gerhardt E., Camden, N. J. Paper bobbin
Grimm, Gerhardt E., Camden, N. J. Paper spool or bobbin
Grimm, Gerhardt E., Camden, N. J. Paper spool or bobbin
Grindrod, John T., Heswall, assignor of one-half to J. Holt, Wanstead Park, England.
Heating apparatus
Grinnell, Amos L., Campbell, Iowa. Machine for sawing logs
Griscom, William, Jr., Bound Brook, N. J., assignor to Standard Paint Company, New
York, N. Y. Vulcanizable compound
Griscom, William, Jr., Bound Brook, N. J., assignor to Standard Paint Company, New
York, N. Y. Vulcanizable compound
Griscom, William, Jr., Bound Brook, N. J., assignor to Standard Paint Company, New
York, N. Y. Painting compound
Griscom, William, Jr., IJound Brook, N. J., assignor to Standard Paint Company, New
York, N. Y. Hard vulcanized compound -
Griscom, William, Jr., Bound Brook, N. J., assignor to Standard Paint Company, New
York, N. Y Compounding vulcanizable compounds and vulcanizing and applying the
Griscom, William W., Haverford, Pa. Peroxidizinglead
Griscom, William W., Haverford, Pa. Machine for making storage-battery grids of forced
lead
Grisham, Wiley M., assignor of one-half to C. H. Townsend and J. E. Eddings, Winchester,
111. Fence
Grissineer, Theodore, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Telephone-transmitter
Griswold, Frank B., Troy, N. Y. Wire-bending machine
Griswold, George M., New Haven, Conn. Making knives
Griswold, George W., Manomet, Mass. Duster
Griswold, Marius E., Chicago, 111. Mnd-gnard for bicycles
Griswold, Matthew. (See Clarke, Walter H., assignor.)
Griswold, Matthew. (See Harvey and Shields, assignors.)
Griswold, Milton O., Kook Island, 111. Coin-controlled game apparatus
Groat, Louis W., Hudson, N. Y. Knitted shirt
Groder, George. (See Bourque, Edouard A., assignor.)
No.
518,064
.513,042
520,564
530.991
521,496
520,308
518,919
525,014
514,825
529,726
.520,958
518,499
515,673
526,226
526,076
515,214
530,767
524,780
527,280
512,248
515,215
517,407
512,697
518,524
Date.
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
May 29
Dec. 18
June 19
May 22
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
June 5
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
512,437 Jan. 9
530,335
.530,336
527,970
512.956
522.159
512.698
513,317
513,318
526,780
530,942
529,727
529,728
529,729
529,730
529,905
515,333
521,791
524,464
523,276
519,812
526,033
513,390
515,213
511.947
527,551
Groebli, JosephA., assignorto Kursheedt Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Fab-^j ggg ggg
ric-moving mechanism for embroidering-machines 5 '
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
June 26
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
June 26
Aug. 14
July 17
May 15
Sept. 18
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Monthly
volume.
Grotf, DiUer B. (See Groff, Samuel A., assignor.)
Groff, Samuel A., assignorof one-half to D. B. Grofi", Washington, D. C. Letter-box 1519,427 1 May 8
1086
2207
2827
1592
1343
2396
2561
1805
1412
2142
374
1843
2789
1575
1313
2029
1223
1390
993
856
2030
2839
1607
1886
1183
457
459
2168
2081
2503
1608
274
528
682
378
312
582
633
440
356
513
91
457
695
370
304
506
296
(3.38
<339
(340
C240
1241
207
507
664
386
467
C287
1288
114
115
521
493
601
386
Official
Gazette.
2637
2638
639
640
187
1504
44
357
2143
2145
2147
2149
2440
2251
1851
441
868
1909
1546
1236
2750
2028
214
481
.378
285
670
506
375
1441
87
350
186
f 46
47
< 48
49
. 50
890
215
67
66
67
69
67
67
67
68
66
69
67
67
66 \ 1424
68 1463
68 1415
60 1266
69 i 1452
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66
66
67
69
69
'66
67
66
66
69
69
66
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68
67
68
66
•69
67 723
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
Aljphaheiical list of patenieefi — Continued.
131
Kamc, rcsi<leut«, aud invontion.
Grogan, James, Prescott, Ariz. Ter. Boiler-furnace
Grognn, John R., Quitman, Tex. Andiron
Groom, Vincent, Wolverhampton. England. Dark lantern
Groos, Fredeiic, Naple.i, N. Y. Broiler or toaster
Groper, Albin, Dusseldorf, Genrany. Sliorophone
6ro8, Christian, Delphi, and J. F. Thomas, Camden, Ind. Fence-post
Grcseclose, John C, Bargersville, Ind. Fence
Gross, AlbeitH., etal. (See Howe, Henry A., assignor.)
Gross. Aiigustus, Sydney, New South Wales. Preventing the creeping of rails on railway-
tracks
Gross, David G., assignor of one-half to J. R. Eden, Berlin, Canada. Car-coupling
Gross, Eli. (See Able and Gross.)
Gross, J. P., el al. (See Harvey, Isaac, assignor.)
Gross, Joseph E. (See Huetheraud Gross.)
Gross, Wilhelin, Werden, and C. Pohlit, assignors to Firm of F. Krupp, Essen, Germany.^
Breech-loading ordnance \
Grosscup, Manias G., Chicago, 111. Hay-carrier track and its connections
Gross6, Ernst F. , Gross Kraussnigk, Germany. Trapdoor stair
Grosvonor & Co., J. M. (See Morstadf, Karl, assignor.)
Groswith, Henry. (See Ale.xander and Groswith.)
Grosz, Martin J., Emporia, Kans. Mail-crane
Grote, Ferdinand, Evansville. Ind. Sectional boiler
Grote, Lud«ig, Landberg-on-the-Lecb, Germany. Artificial stone
Grovif, John C, Detroit, Mich. Bottle-stopper
Grove, Conrad S., Philadelphia, Pa. Die-throwing device
Grove, George W., assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio.
register.
Cash-^
Grove, Jacob R.. assignor to W. E. Peck, trustee. New York, N. Y. Incandescent lamp .
Grover, Albert D., Maiden, Mass. Bridge for banjos
Grover, Alva J., Omaha, Nebr. Self-recording canal, sewer, and rain gage or meter
Grover, Alva J., Omaha, Nebr. Self-recording rain-gage
Grover. George W., and J. A. Northrop, New Milford; said Grover assignor to C.L. Mor-^
gan. Danbury, Conn. Machine for wetting bat-bodies on cones S
Grubb, Reuben J., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for making rugs, &c
Grubb, William V. L., and J. Peeling, Columbus, Ohio. Bolt
Grubbs. John W., Fair Play. S. C. Planter attachment for plows
Grube. Max, San Francisco. Cal. Machine for fixing threads in envelopes
Gruebel. Eniil, Baltimore, Md. Finger-ring gage
Gruel], August. (SceKropf. Paul, assignor.)
Grueter, John B., and 0. Jackson, Carrollton, HI. Speed-multiplying gearing for bicycles
or other machines
Grumbley, J. S. (See Ramsey. Philip L., assignor.)
Grundy, Alfred, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Marking-tag
Grundy, James, Paterson, N. J. Ruling device
Grundy, William S. (See Lever and Grundy.)
Grundy, William S., as.signor of one-half to 0. Lever, Philadelphia, Pa. Sash-fastener . . .
Gruner, Henrj-, assignor to Keystone Watch Case Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Engraver's
chuck
Gmsonwerk.
Grusonwerk.
Grusonwerk.
Grusonwerk.
Grusonwerk.
Grusonwerk.
Griinig. Johann P., Mayence, Germany. Bottle-washer
Griininger, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Newspaper-file ,
Gninow, William, Jr., Mount Vernon, N. Y., assignor to Z. Goodsell, Bridgeport, Conn.
Railway .sanding device
Grunow, William, Jr., Mount Vernon, N. Y., assignor to Z. Goodsell, Bridgeport, Conn.
Snow-plow
Grunow. William, Jr., Mount Vernon, N. Y., assignor to Z. Goodsell, Bridgeport, Conn.
Sanding device
Gmnwald. Ludwig, Toledo, assignor of one-half to C. Lang and D. Flath, Norwalk, Ohio.
Car-coupling
Gruschow, Robert H., Chicago, HI. Electric signal for steamboats
Grusonwerk. (See Dreger and Wratzke, assignors.)
(See Henning, Otto, assignor.)
(See Jochum, Paul, assignor.)
(See Kampf, August, assignor.)
(See Lubowski. Hermann, assignor.)
(See Martin, Carl, assignor.)
(See Mohr, Frederik. assignor.)
Gschwendtner, Georg, Cincinnati, Ohio. Apparatus for one-ball-billiard games
Gschwendtner, Georg. Cincinnati, Ohio. Billiard-cue
Gschwind, Edward, New Orleans, La. Steam-engine
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company, administrator. (See Siemens, Charles W.)
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company, trustee. (See Lowe, Thaddeus S. C, as-
signor.)
Gnay, Eugene, St. Henry of Montreal, Canada. Machine for waxing leather
Gudgell, Charles, Independence, Mo. Electric meter
Gndmunsen, Abraham, Lehi City, Utah Ter. Car-coupling
Guels, Herman, assignor to Lansberg Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Automatic fluid-i
pressure brake mechanism <
Guels, Herman, assignor to Lansberg Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Automatic fluid-
pressure brake mechanism
Guerne. George E. (See Baker, Henry, assignor.)
Guess, Eniil F., Buffalo, N. Y. Machine for making slat-and-wire fabric
Guest. James A., Washington, D. C, and J. H. Bates, Hoboken, N. J. Marine life-buoy. .
Gniher. Frank T. (See Pipes and Guiher.)
Guiher. Frank T., Waynesburg, Pa. Overshoe-retainer
Guilbert, Edmond, Woonsocket, R. I. Picker-motion for looms
Guilbert, John M., Philadelphia, Pa,, assignor to A. N. Emdin, New York, N. Y. Paper
bag
Guild, George, Knoxville, Tenn., assignorof two-thirds to E.W.Codington and C.G. Mem-
minger, Bartow, Fla. Apparatus for treating phosphate rock
No.
526,4?,=>
525,204
523,521
513,103
.513,181
521,110
513,104
512,817
531,.375
523,834
523,145
527,852
515,.584
521,264
.521,649
518,316
514,652
530,838
530,483
.530,337
530,338
.526,999
.527,071
513.182
527,683
5 15, .524
524,589
530,103
512,468
528,476
.520,778
513.502
521,236
520,048
520,777
521,467
530,413
524,202
520,423
529,731
523,118
522,411
513,391
516,304
524,759
526,187
525,102
512,957
520,985
527,853
514,889
512,958
Date.
Sept. 25
Aug. 28
Julv 24
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
June 5
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Dec. 25
July 31
July 17
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
June 12
June 19
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Oct, 16
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
June 5
Jan. 30
June 12
May 22
June 5
June 19
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
2048
2144
2348
2288
2)17
639
2289
1836
2296
2896
1683
1949
992
2651
908
1598
1515
1127
1.330
724
460
465
534
2171
2418
1656
2556
1064
44
1246
3052
467
29
29."5
858
1933
27
1286
586
401
May 29 2589
Nov. 27 2150
July 17 1627
July 3 i 408
Jan. 23 2751
Mar. 13 , 927
Aug. 21 1356
Sept. 18 1502
Aug. 28 ' 1971
Jan. 16 2082.
June 5 422
Oct. 23 1950
1
Feb. 13 \ K21
Jan.. Ui 2083
487
523
589
554
583
150
554
435
548
68 1565
68 ; 1096
68 I 485
66 528
66 , 554
67 1312
374
69 1680
C 721 ?
n22 , 5
421
(466 ]
i 467 I 5
C 236 J
J 237 5
69
658
J 282
319 !
177 I
C115
1 116 ;
116
C131
\ 132
522
584
399
634
263
12
300
;740
! 741
112
6
727
202
474
6
300
146
95
627
513
408
104
C671
J 672
218
C330
)331
352
482
493
lot
467
381
494
66
07
374 ! 67
379 i 67
f??l }g6
1396
: 1375
1519
309
132
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphdbetioal list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Gruild, George M., assignor to L. A. Guild, Boston, Mass. TJpright-piano action
Guild, L. A. (See Guild, George M., assignor.)
Guillan, Kosa A., Pittsburg, Pa. Bust-form
Guillaume, Alfred, assignor to T. T. Oliver, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for extracting metals
Guilleaume, Theodore, Cologne, Germany. Electric cable
Guilleaume, Theodore, Cologne, Germany. Electric cable
GuiUeaume, Theodore, Miilheim-on-the-Rhine, Germany. Electric cable
Guinard, Henry. (See Vedovelli, Edouard, assignor.)
Guinard, Henry, New York, N. Y. Hollow glassware
Guldhaug, John J., assignor of one-half to L. Kittilsen, Stoughton, "Wis. Motor
Guldlin, Olaf N., Eort "Wayne, Tnd. Steam supply and circulating system for water-gas
apparatus
Guldlin, Olaf N., Fort Wayne, Ind. Oil-feeding apparatus for gas-generators
Guldlin, Olaf N., Fort Wayne, Ind. Water-gas apparatus
(Juli, Lorenzo. (See Ajello, Clement, assignor.)
GuUck, Egbert, assignor to L. A. Gulick, Starkey, N. Y. Mineral fertilizer. . . :
Grulick, Livonia A. (See Gulick, Egbert, assignor.)
Gulickson, George, Chicago, 111. Self-feeding smokeless furnace
GuUberg, Carl, Jersey City, N. J. Electric clock
Gullmann, Christopher, New York, N. Y. Dredging apparatus
Gunderson, Neils, Ogdensburg, N. J. Railway-track
(rundlach, Frank C, Pittsburg, Pa. Medicine or sample case
(jrundlach Optical Company. (See Turner, Henry H., assignor.)
(jrunn, George P., Ilion, K. Y. Metallic fence-post
(Junn, William S. (See Beiiton, Lemi B., assignor.)
Gunner, Henry H., and F. O. Shirley, Northfield, Minn. Corn-planter
(3^unnins, Thomas, Pittsburg, Pa. Smoke-consumer
Gunning, Thomas, Pittsburg, Pa. Steam-boiler
(5unsaul, John S. (See Ruthenberg, August, assignor.)
GUnther, Franz, assignor to G. Heckel, St. Johann, Germany. Sheave-pulley
Gurding, Charles E. (See Boyd and Gnrding.)
Gurney, D. M., et al. (See Illsley and Cook, assignors.)
Gurney, Edward, Toronto, Canada. Steam or hot-water boiler
Gurney, James T., Bostnn, Mass., and C. J. Medberrv, Oshkosh, Wis. Refrigerator
Guss, Samuel M., Harrisburg. Pa. Coupling device ifor rolling-mills
Gussett, Charles, Cincinnati, Ohio. Buggy-seat
Gustavel, Louis G., Monticello, Tnd. Hame-tug
Guste, Edward P. , New Orleans, La. Ladder attachment
Gutenkunst, William, Milwaukee, Wis. Hay-sling
Guthrie, John W. (See Sprague and Guthrie.)
Guthrie, Malcolm. (See Browne, Herbert R., assignor.)
Guthrie, Robert H. , South Dumfries, Canada. Trap for flies on animals
Guthrie, William A., Duihara, N. C. Automatic electric fire-alarm
Guthrie, William A., Durham, N. C. Fire-alarm and sprinkler
(Juthrie, William A., Durham, N. C. Automatic fire-alarm
Gutierrez, Manuel R., and M. T. Thompson, Jalapa, Mexico. Electric-arc lamp
Gutmann, Ludwlg, Pittsburg, Pa. Dynamo or electric motor
Alternating-current motor and operating same
Alternating electric motor
Electric conversion system
Guttenbrnnner, Georg, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Automatic water-gate
Gutterson, Frank E., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of one-half to H. H. Howard, East Orange,
N.J. Seal
Guttery, Lewis C, Lebanon, Ohio. Automatic grain-weigher
Guttin, Alphonse, Paris, France. Feeding mechanism for wire-nail-making machines
Guy, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Heating attachment for gas cooking stoves
Guy, Joseph P., assignor of two-thirds to J. C. Bailey, Burslem, and A. P.Llewellyn, Tun-
stall, England. Machine for making hollow earthenware articles
Guy, Robert, Ashton, and 0. E. Reed, Rochelle, lU. Sash lock, lifter, and holder
Guy, Warwick. (See Ryan, Aithur, assignor.)
(3^uyer, Caleb, Tyrone, Pa. Shingle-marker
(Juyser, Frank C (See Lowe and Gnyser.)
(juzowski, Joseph, Chicago, 111. Trolley
Gwin, Andrew J., assignor of one-half to J. F. Hill, Minden, La. Railway cattle-guard . . .
Gwyn, Walter B., Asheville, N. C. Trunk
Gwynn, Edward F., Delaware, Ohio. Electric-arclamp
Gwynn, William, Jr., and D. Spencer, Napa, Cal. Tub
H. Frauke Steel Range Company. (See Erben and Koch, assignors.)
H. H. Perkins Manufacturing Company. (See Perkins, HazenH., assignor.)
H. W. Bntterworth & Sons Company. (See Mackinney, William C., assignor.)
Haagi Adam W., Fleetwood, Pa. Trough
Haag, Robeit, Stuttgart, Germany. Wine and beer filtering apparatus
Haagen, Louis J., Alton, 111. Show-stand
Haas, Emil, Mentz, Germany. Gas-meter
Haas, Johannes, Eibenstockj and R. Lrntz, Berlin, (Germany. Sewing-machine
Haas, Philip M. (See Miller and Haas.)
Haas, Philip M., Youngstown, Ohio. Machine for straightening rods
Gutmann, Ludwig, Pittsburg, Pa.
Gutmann, Ludwig, Pittsburg, Pa.
(jrutmann, Ludwig, Pittsburg, Pa.
No.
515,049
.'ia8,633
531,309
5U,8I«
.Wl,614
514,925
529,377
515,674
.524,108
528,872
529,262
522,561
520,986
527,528
516,090
512,877
520,486
512,371
.529,167
514.457
529,529
522,466
528,325
514.596
524,715
.523.835
513,919
513,920
514,710
516,048
514,361
514,362
530,839
513,921
515,216
530,176
530,177
530,178
520,310
531,376
519,947
518,500
530,640
516.969
521,955
520,424
523,163
527,684
513,011
.522.790
520,880
531,527
518,102
521,111
.'•.22,054
523 522
Haas, Philip M., and C. S. Dutton, Youngstown, Ohio. Machine for drawing bars or rods.
Haas, Samuel H., Philadelphia, Pa. Thill tug
Habel, Jacob, Minneapolis, Minn. Level
Habelt, John G., Boston, Mass. Tuyere
Haberacker, Eugene O. M., Altoona, Pa. Washing-machine
Haberkom, Theodore H., Fort Wayne, Ind. Governor for air-brakes
Haberle, John B., South IJend, Ind. Sprinkler
518,403
520,592
514,458
523,205
521,857
523,343
531,181
512,291
Date.
Feb.
20
Nov.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Feb.
6
25
13
25
20
Nov.
20
Feb.
27
Aug.
Nov.
Nov.
7
6
13
July
3
June
5
Oct.
16
Mar.
6
Jan.
Sept.
16
25
Jan.
9
Nov.
Feb.
Nov.
13
13
20
July
3
Oct.
30
Feb.
Aug.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
21
31
30
30
13
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.
6
6
6
11
30
Feb.
20
Dee.
Dec.
Dec.
4
4
4
Sept.
18
Dec.
May
Apr.
Dec.
25
15
17
11
Mar. 20
June 26
May
29
July
Oct.
Jan.
July
June
17
16
16
10
5
Dec.
Apr.
25
10
June
5
June 26
July 24
Apr.
17
May
29
Feb.
July
June
July
Dec.
Jan.
13
17
26
24
18
9
Monthly
volume.
1765
209
2175
1459
2706
1577
1535
2793
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1405
575
1948
2019
1057
1153
794
1831
504
2793
1046
1286
2898
3632
3634
1228
516
654
655
1331
3634
2031
164
167
170
1718
2297
1761
1846
1015
2050
2156
2591
1710
1657
2165
1073
225
2561
1142
641
2323
2349
1680
2874
795
1790
1954
2031
1936
930
C445
1446
51
521
367
649
396
367
C696
1697
235 55
644 154
1327 319
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Gazette.
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A 135
462
i 487
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128
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1674
262
315
722
895
895
306
120
166
166
319
896
C507
1508
43
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43
( 405 ! )
1406 5
548
432
458
248
485
517
627
429
399
516
265
51
68
69
68
1067
926
602
820
820
66 1103
69
66
67
613
267
558
590
69
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1416
5 695
1 696
205
449
470
510
460
226
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
133
Kame, resideuce, and invention.
Haberle, John B., South Bend, Ind. Sprinkler
Haberle, John B., assignor to Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company, South Bend,
Ind. Sprinkler
Haborman, Frederick, New York, N. T. Machinery for sheet-metal spinning
Habermann, Rudolf, Berlin, G ermany. Apparatus for separating air fiom rain-'n'ater flow-
ing from roof.s of houses
Habermann, Wilhelm. (See "Wagner and Habermann.)
Haberpang, Wilhelm, and F. Zinzon, Dusseldorf. Germany. Metal-drilling machine
Haberthiir, Robert, assignorof one-half to F. E. Kiiranier, West Hoboken, N.J. Combined
wrench and pipe and thread cutter ,
Hackley, Levant M., et al. (See Schad, Barnhard, assignor.)
Hackman, Araandcs, Peoria, 111. Reclining-chair
Hackraan. Thomas B., L. and A. Ruppel, Aurora, Mo. Hoisting and drilling machine
Hackworth, Tliomas R., and W. C. McLellan, assignors of one-fourth to T. S. Richards,
South Pittsburg, Tenn. Fire-alarm
Hadam, August, and C. 'Woll", St. Louis, Mo. Street-indicator
Hadawaj-, John B., Brockton, Mass. Stitch separating and indenting machine ,
Haddock, 'William J., Iowa City, Iowa. Forming cement walks
Haddox, Joseph O. (See Drunimond, Edwin M., assignor.)
Hadenfeldt, Ernst, el al. (See Miiller, Rudolf, assignor.)
Hadfield, Joseph, New York, N. Y., assignor to A. M. Fay, East Oiange, N. J. Reeving
device
Hadfield. Robert A., Sheffield, England. Shell
Hadley, Charles E., Chicopee, Mass.. assignor to Overman "Wheel Company, Hartford,
Conn., and Chicopee Falls, Mass. Resiliomcter
Hadley, James, and F. Foster, Haven, Kans. Device for floating vessels over bars
Hadley, Joshua A., Brazil, assignor of one-half to W. F. Manrer, Harmony, Ind. Lamp .
Hadley, Joshua .\., assignor of one-half to T. C. Smith, Brazil, Ind. Stovepipe-fastener..
Hadley, William, assignorof one-third to F. C. Wilkinson, Shelton, Conn. Automatic feed
for wood-barking machines
Haege, Louis, Belleville, 111. Gate hinge
Haeseley. Charles A., et al. (See Robinson, "William S., assignor.)
Haff, Adolf, Pfronten, Germany, assignor to Keuflfel & Esser Company, New York, N. Y.
Dividers
Hafgar, Magnus J., assignorof one-half to F. Herhold & Sons, Chicago, HI. Folding bed.
Hiifner, Carl, assignor to C. Reif and J. Kraus, trustee, Chattanooga, Tenn. Filter ,
Hagan, Joseph E. (See Bockman and Hagan.)
Hagan, Louis T., assignor to Conn-Hagan Company, "Winchester, Ky. Stave-jointing ma-
chine "
Hagan, Lonis T., assignor of one-half to S. A. Conn, "Winchester, Ky. Lathing-strip ,
Hagans, Christian, Erfurt, Germany. Locomotive
Hagar, Franklin "W., NashviUe, Tenn. Valve-gear
Hagele, Anton, assignor of one-half to J. Macdonald, Philadelphia, Pa. Floor-cloth
Hagen, Ferdinand J., New York, N. Y. Cigarette-machine ,
Hagen, Ferdinand J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. H. Miller, New York, N. Y.
■ Cigar-bunching machine
Hagen, Henry A., Berlin, Canada. Shirt
Hagen, Martin P., assignor to S. Alexander, Minneapolis, Minn. Means for hitching
horses ,
Hageney, P.itrick H., Harbor, Ohio. Apparatus for dumping cars
Hagenow, Emma, New York, N. Y. Pad for violins
Hagenson, Olof, et al. (See Johanson, Emil G., assignor.)
Hager, Charles. (See Ziegler and Hager.)
Hager, Otto F., Buftalo. N. Y. Tooth-brush
Hagemian, George E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Brick or terracotta house
Hagey, Moses, et al. (See "White, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Haggas, Arthur L., and R. Heaton, Oakworth, England. Combing-machine ,
Haggerty, J. Henry. (See BaiT, "William C, assignor.)
Hague, James B., Horseheads, N. Y. Jointed horseshoe
Hahlweg, Carl, Stettin, assignor of one-half to M. Bloch, Berlin, Germany. Repeating-
timepiece
Hahn, Arthur "W., New York, N. Y. Brush ].
Hahn, Henry, Terre Haute, Ind. Beer-cooler
Hahn, John "W., et al. (See Scheuerecker, Joseph, assignor.)
Haigler, Charles F., Lebo. Kans. Hog-trough
Hail, Nathan T., Flora, 111. Saw-jointer ■.
Hailes, Frederick A., et al., executors. (See Hailes, "William.)
Hailes, William, deceased, Albany, N. Y.; W. H. and F. A. Hailes, executors. Broiler . . .
Hailes. "William H., et al.. executors. (See Hailes, "William.)
Hain, Ralph B., Grand Rapids, Mich. Combustible-vapor engine
Haines, Edward C. (See Gaunt, Fillmore, assignor.)
Haines, Jones & Ca<lburv Company. (See Booth, Alpheus T., assignor.)
Haines, Robert S., Savannah, Ga., assignor of one-half to B. F. Peet, Springfield, Mass.
Car-brake
Haire, Robert E. . London, Englan'l. "Wall-finish compound !!!!!.!!!!
Haire, "William H., assignor to Bristol Novelty Company, Bri.stoI, Tenn. "Wrench ,
Haise. Martha J., administratrix. (See Miles, Manoah.)
Haish, Jacob, assignor to Haish Manufacturing Company, De Kalb, HI. Car-conpling
Haish Manufacturing Company. (See Haish, Jacob, assignor.)
Haislett, Samuel J. (See Carter, John T., assignor.)
Hajos, Albin, Chattanooga, Tenn. Cravat
Hake, Daniel J., Middletown, Pa. Meat-tenderer
Hakewessell, Reinhold, etal. (See Henn, Edwin C., assignor.)
Hakewes-sell, Reinhold. assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself, H. S. Fuller N. F. Mil-
ler, "W. J. Gabb, Hartford, andE. C. Henn, Bloomfield, Conn. Screw-making machine. ..
Halaron, "William. Alton, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-third to "W. J. Roberts,
Upi>er Alton, El. Kitchen-cabinet
No.
Monthl.v
volume.
Ofticial
Gazette.
Date.
«3
932
bb
p
226
66
i
512,292
Jan.
9
189
528.252
517,382
Oct.
Mar.
30
27
2670
2761
643
650
69
66
552
2022
513,429
Jan.
23
2803
687
66
629
514,990
Feb.
20
1671
418
66
1201
521,265
June 12
910
215
67
1375
524,716
,529,378
Aug.
Nov.
21
20
1287
1535
315
367
68
69
927
967
528,160
530,768
Oct.
Dec.
30
n
2503
1224
605
297
69
69
521
1453
521,978
June 26
2193
(528
J 529
|67
1G47
525,146
Aug.
28
2050
68
1080
5-24,247
522,012
Aug. 7
June 26
468
2263
110
542
68
67
747
1659
524,546
515,878
526,665
530,484
Aug.
Mar.
Sept.
Dec.
14
6
25
4
1004
228
2331
724
247
53
557
178
68
66
68
69
862
1496
1618
1347
.528,873
527,685
Nov.
Oct.
6
16
647
1653
154
400
69
69
764
336
528,668
514,547
Nov.
Feb.
6
13
265
.951
65
(240
)241
69
|66
693
1050
591,650
June 19
1599
374
67
1519
530,943
531,589
525,205
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
18
25
28
1505
2664
2145
3.57
640
(523
J 524
69
69
^68
1520
1751
1096
527,691
Oct.
16
1670
(402
H03
|69
338
524,021
522,895
Aug.
July
7
10
89
1228
('365'
}306
68
|68
679
248
520,881
521,610
June 5
June 19
226
1538
51
300
67
67
1239
1507
526,898
519,257
519,791
Oct.
May
Mai-
2
1
15
384
572
1517
95, P6
139
369
69
67
67
72
648
819
520,593
521,710
May 29
June 19
2S77
1698
696
399
67
67
1131
1539
527,243
Oct.
9
923
222
69
187
526,034
Sept.
18
1237
285
68
1402
525,321
519,948
519,708
May
May
28
15
15
2332
1763
1384
564
432
333
68
67
67
1132
894
824
517.101
512,469
Mar.
Jan.
27
9
2301
1247
542
301
66
66
1931
247
518,243
Apr.
17
1397
350
67
288
531,182
Dec.
18
1938
461
69
1598
514,926
521,143
514,459
Feb.
June
Feb.
20
5
13
1578
693
796
397
"265'
66
67
66
1184
1321
1022
514,826
Feb.
13
1413
357
66
1138
529,732
Nov.
27
2152
(513
^514
}69
1086
524,436
Aug.
14
821
200
68
829
530,179
Dec.
4
172
44,45
69
1246
523,069
July
17
1531
383
68
320
134
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliahetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Halbach, Fredrick C, Paterson, N. J. Bicycle-support
Halbeiaen, Frank, Erlin, Ohio. Kiln
Hale, George C, Kansas City, Mo. Combined horse-collar and hames
Hale, George W. (See Baldwin, Judson A., assignor.)
Hale, James W., Newburyport, Mass. Valve mechanism for lavatory apparatus
Hale, Napoleon B., San Bernardino, Cal. Fruit-peeling knife
Haley, Anslem J., Dallas, Tex. Slat-and-wirefence machine
Hall, Albert B., Indianapolis. Ind. Triturating and powdering machine
Hall, Albert E. (See Hall, Edgar and A. E.)
Hall, Albert F., Boston, Mass., assignor to Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Pump
Hall, Albert F., Boston, and B. O. Gage, Somerville, Mass., assignors to George F. BlakeV
Manufacturing Company, of New Jersey. Pumping-engine 5
Hall, Albert H. (See Wilson, James N., assignor.)
Hall, Alexander "W"., New Tork, N. Y. Hammer for pianoforte-actions
Hall, Alfred, assignor of three-fourths to J. L. Vosburgh, Buffalo, N. Y. Governor for gas-
burners
Hall, Alice S. (See Hall, Edgar C, assignor.)
Hall, Almond D., et al. (See Hall, Charles H., assignor.)
Hall, Bicknell, Taunton, assignor to "Wainwright Manufacturing Company of Massachu-
setts, Boston, Mass. Feed- water heater
Hall, Bicknell, assignor of one-third to E. P. Coleman, Taunton, Mass. Tube for use In
expansion-joints ,
Hall, Charles, New York, N. Y. Pipe-wrench
Hall, Charles, New York, N. Y. "Wrench for pipes, rods, &o
Hall, Charles, New York, N. Y Pipe-wrench
Hall, Charles, New York, N. Y. Pipe-clamp
Hall, Charles F., Skaneateles, N. Y. Apparatus for refitting stop-valves
Hall, Charles H., Glidden, "Wis., assignor of one-half to A. D. Hall, J. V. Kinney, and J. K.J
Koy. St. Louis, Mo. Potato-digger <
Hall, Charles K., and "W. B. Lillard, New Orleans, La.; said Lillard assignor to said Hall.
Electric wire coupling
Hall, Charles R., assignor of one-third to C. E. Jones, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-fender
Hall, Charles W., Bradford, assignor to D. Howells, M. "W. Moffitt, J. Davis, and G. "W.j
Campbell, Kane, Pa. Clothes-pin machine \
Hall, Clifton A., et al. (See Grant, Robert A., assignor.)
Hall, Cofran I., San Francisco, Cal. Elevator for buildings
Hall, Daniel F., Schenectady, N. Y. Circuit-maker
Hall, Edgar and A. E., Cambridge, Mass. Machine for drying matrices
Hall, Edgar C, Decatur, 111., assignor of one-half to A. S. Hall, Toledo, Ohio. Combined
antirattler and shaft-support
Hall, Edward H., et al. (See Tonus, Lewis N., assignor.)
Hall, Edward M., and F. Pearse, Dexter, N. Y. Piilp-screen
Hall, Edwin "W., et al. (See Ives, Frederick C, assignor.)
Hall, Elijah C, South Braintree, Mass. "Water-heater
Hall, Frank C, Philadelphia, Pa. Buttonhole attachment for sewing-machines.
Hall, George, New York, N. Y. Folding ladder
Hall, George F., Newark, N. J. Brake for velocipedes
Hall, George F., Newark, N . J. Luggage-carrier
Hall, Henry E., Youngstown, Ohio. Greenhouse
Hall, Hiram P., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for automatically manufacturing shells for dy-
namite -
Hall, I. & E. (See Ellis, Oliver J., assignor.)
Hall, Isaac A., et al. (See Ramsey, James W., assignor.)
Hall, Isaac A., Paterson, N. J. Tension device for loom-shuttles
Hall, Isaac N., Mediapolis, Iowa. Combined water-heater and range
Hall, Jaenie B., et al. (See Hall, James B., assignor.)
Hall, James, Chicago, 111. Measuring-tank
Hall, James B., Columbus, Ohio, assignor to D. J. Mitchell and J. B. Hall, Grayson county,
Tex. Pictiire-hook
Hall, James G., Kankakee, 111., assignor of one-half to M. M. Hall, Monticello, Ind. Cul-
tivator trip device
Hall, James L., Kingston, Mass. Pencil-sharpener
Hall, James T., Chicago, 111. Cattle-guard
Hall, Johan. (See Sarnmark, Axel, assignor.)
Hall, John H., and D. Parry, London, England. Chain mortising-machine
Hall, John R., .Jr., Fort Recovery, Ohio. Car-coupling
Hall, Maggie M. (See Hall, Janies G., assignor.)
Hall, Major, and W. H. Baker, assignorsof one-half to J. "W. Thompson and M. Vis, St. Paul,
Minn. Railway-rail joint
Hall, Marquis L., Omaha, Nebr. Corn-planter
Hall, Milan "W., Plainfield, N.J. Pump
Hall, Noah. (See Cass, John A., assignor.)
Hall, Osbom B., and G. H. Graves, Maiden, Mass.; said Hall assignor to said Graves. Nip-
ple-holder
Hiill, Robert C, Titusville, Pa. Nut cracker and pick
Hall, Robert E., "Waterbury, Conn. "Window-blind operator
Hall, Robert B., Waterbury, Conn. "Window-blind operator
Hall, Robert F., assignor to R. F. Hall Manufacturing Company, Limited, Birmingham,!
England. Cycle-steering lock <
Hall, Roberts., New York, N. Y. Rubber stamp .'
Hali Signal Company. (See Breese, Charles P., assignor.)
Hall Signal Company. (See Daves, "William, assignor.)
Hall Signal Company. (See Salmon, Wilmer W., assignor.)
Hall Signal Company. (See Wilson, Adoniram J., assignor.)
Hall, Solomon M. (See Aldrich and Hall.)
Hall & Sons, Robert. (See Ashworth and Oldham, assisnors.)
Hall, Thomas Q., Kansas City, Mo. Folding lounge or couch --
No.
525,457
520,641
529,733
524,989
518,501
513,503
515,217
531,528
522,938
514,711
516,328
516,349
530,305
516.485
521,312
523,810
527,200
513,392
529,122
524,980
523,427
513,572
519,114
522,055
518,569
529,327
521,409
524,897
513,504
513,012
524„527
.')30,104
519,766
520,922
531,029
523,277
529,326
514,222
513,043
521,313
512,509
518,646
518,754
520,425
518,840
528,101
523,722
513,818
516,681
522,592
528,874
522,467
517,102
Date.
Sept. 4
May 29
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
July 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
June 12
July 31
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
July 24
Jan. 30
May 1
June 26
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
June 12
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
May 15
June 5
Dec. 18
July 17
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
June 12
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
May 29
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
July 31
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
July 10
Nov. 6
July 3
Mar. 27
Monthly
A'olume.
238
2948
2153
1748
1848
2955
2038
2562
1306
1231
996
403
1235
996
28.50
850
2757
1070
1722
2162
3082
297
2325
1961
1437
1164
1579
2958
2168
970
46
1470
307
1659
1911
1435
428
2208
997
1310
2092
2293
2592
2426
2504
2700
1837
1580
715
648
505
58
713
514
427
459
727
508
613
C325
^326
306
228
237
101
295
234
708
207
672
<258
i259
422
545
f 758
J 759
71
558
(484
H85
346
276
f386
{387
728
516
238
13
3.16
C 75
I 76
i 77
(393
i394
481
345
103
235
316
522
569
627
601
(605
J 606
668
435
376
183
:154
155
128
Official
Gazette.
67
69
6C
2303 543 66 1932
56J
374
17-^0
156
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetical list of ijateniecs — Continued.
135
Isame. residence, and invention.
Hall, "Willard P. (See Johnson, Hall, Oakley, and Currey.)
Hall, 'William A. (See Adams, George S., assinrnor.)
Hall, 'William F., Eaytown, Mo. Self-feeder and band-cvitter for tbrashi tig-machines
Hall, William H., New York, N. T. Saddle
Halladay, 'William 'W., Farina, III. 'Wire-fence gate
Hallas, James G , assignor to Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury,
Conn. Electric rail-bond '. ,
Hallbauer, Louis, Meriden, Conn. Smoke-consuming apparatus ,
Haller, Gottlieb. (See Weicher, Jacob J., assignor.)
Haller, Nicklana, Pittsburg, Pa. Mining-shaft cage
Hallett, Albert. (See Adaiuson. Charles E., assignor.)
Hallett, Hervey H., Kockland, Mass. Apparatus for facilitating launching life-boats
Halliburton, liartin J , Povtageville, Mo. Chair
Halliday, TVilliam, and T. F. Rawls, Bamrtt, Miss. Eailway-switch
Halliwell, Samuel. (See Ferry and Halli well.)
Hallman, Victor H., Hot Springs, Ark. Surgical instrument
Hallock, Daniel T., Southold, N. T. Potato-digger ,
Hallock, Samuel 'W.. Oshkosh, 'Wis. Backwater trap and valve
Hallock, William, Middletown, N. T. Racecourse
Hallock. William H., Western Union, AVis., assignor of one-half to J. C. Bond, Chicago, 111.
Lubricator
Halloran. J. F.. et al. (See Bailey, Richard G., as,signor.)
Hallowell, Albert. Lowell. Mass. Oil-can
Halpin, Druitt, London, Engl.ind. Steam-generator
Halsey, Fred D., assignor to himself and A. Olfenbuttel, Tyler, Tex. Match-receptacle- . .
Halst«ad, Benton, Riverside, assignor to J. G. Scott, Shandon, Ohio. Car-coupling
Halstead, Charles L., La Cro-sse, 'Wis. Thill-coupling
Halton, John, Round Rock. Tex. Submarine plow
Halton, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Jacquard apparatus for looms
Ham, Albert W., Lansinghnrg. assignor to Trojan Button Fastener Company, Incorpo-
rated, Troy, N. T. Tube-loader for button-setting machines
Ham, Herbert H., etal. (See Fenderson, Edward J., assignor.)
Hamann, Carl, Reinbeck, Germany. Driving-gear
Hambay, James T., Boston. Mass. Tension-adjusting device for railway-signals
Hamblin, Albert G., Ashland, Wis., assignor of one-half to C. H. Wallow, Detroit, Mich.
Hitching device
Hamburger, Israel H. (See May and Aron, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Hamburger, Leon, et al. (See Darley, John W., Jr., assignor.)
Hamburger, Philip, etal. (See Darley, John W., Jr., assignor.)
H am erly, Leonard, deceased, Jamaica, Iowa; N. M. Hamerly, administratrix. Hoisting-
machine
Hamerly, Nancy M., administratiix. (See Hamerly, Leonard.)
Haraill, "Robert J., Chicago, 111. Drive-chain
Hamilton, Addison, and \V. E. Morrison. Ravenswood, W. "Va. Cultivator
Hamilton, Andrew. (See Gremmels, Frederick W., assignor.)
Hamilton, Arch A. (See Parks and Hamilton.)
Hamilton, Charles L., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for breaking up strings or balls of paper-
stock
No.
523,399
514,319
523,278
523,035
516,350
529,379
529,380
515,675
518,600
51.5,120
526,649
524,482
522,204
512,438
513,922
531,115
515,765
525,542
.5-25,897
524,898
.530,105
Hamilton, Frank. (See Cook. Frederick A., assignor.)
Hamilton, George D., Innisfail, Canada. ^Metal fence
Hamilton, Hugh D., South Orange, N. J. Identification attachment fornmbrellas
Hamilton, James L., Alamosa, Colo. Barrel-truck
Hamilton, John R. (.See Fry and Hamilton.)
Hamilton, Joseph B., Springfield, ]^ass. Device for playing the game of curling
Hamilton. William R. (See Fulton. Joseph H.. assignor.)
Hamlet, Noah, Little Rock. Ark. Burglar-alarm
Hamlin, Alpheus, Almonte, Canada. Churn
Hamlin, Charles S., Los Angeles, assignor of one-half to A. C. Harper, University, Cal.
Sheet-metal pipe I
Hamlin, Charles S., Los Angeles, assignor of one-half to A. C. Harjjer, University, Cal.
Sheet-metal pipe
Hamm, Siegmund. Sau Francisco, Cal. Caster
Hamm, William S., Chicago, HI. Lantern
Hamm, William S., Newton, Mass., assignor to Staple Fastening Machine Company, Saco,
Me. Stapling-machine '
Hamm, William S., and A. M. Dubum, Chicago, HI., assignors to Adams & Westlake
Company, of Illinois. Tnbular lamp
Hamraann. Edward. (See Reid and Hammann.)
Hammarberg, Arnold L., and A. Berglof, Worcester, Mass. Machine for rolling angle-bars.
Hammarstrom, Andrew E., Knoxville, assignor to W. H. McElwain, Appleton, HI. Pitch-
fork
Hammen, Charles, Chicago, HI. Governor for rever-sing-engines
Hammer, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. T. Self-winding electric clock
Hammer, George H., et al. (See Saur, William, assignor.)
Hammon, Edwin W., Davisvjlle, Cal. Extension step-ladder
Hammond Bnckle Company. (See Dalton, Daniel F., assignor.)
Hammond, Charles A., Boston, Mass. Electric signal for railways
Hammond, Charles A., Boston, Mass. Mechanical trip for railway-signals
Hammond, Charles E. (See Warner and Hammond.)
Hammond, (Charles N., Boston, Mass. Rosette for electric-light wires
Hammond, Charles N., Bo.ston, Mass. Insulator
Hammond, Charles N., Boston, Mass. Rosette for electric-light wires
Hammond. David. Canton, Ohio. Shape-metal-cutting machine
Hammond, David, Canton, Ohio. Shape-metal-cutting machine
Hammond, David, Canton. Ohio. Shape-metal-cntting machine
Hammond, E. A., et al. (See Miller, Wile S., assignor.)
Hammond, Robert A., Provincetown, assignor of one-half to G. T. McLaughlin, Sandwich,
Mass. Combined spring-shackle and oil-distributer
Hammond, William D., Businessbnrg, Ohio. Chum
Hampe, Albert, St. Louis, Mo. Rotary engine
.527,552
520,397
530,992
520,426
514,001
529,381
527,281
.519.573
525.415
526,809
517,103
521.094
516,305
518,570
521,766
525,496
529,787
521,369
514,927
519,452
Date.
July 24
July 31
Feb. 6
July 17
July 17
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
July 3
Jan.
Jan.
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
May 22
Dec. 18
May 29
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
Oct. 9
May 8
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
June 5
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
June 19
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
June 12
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
514.069 I Feb. 6
514.187
.527,786
514,223
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
[523,767 July 31
■530,414 ' Dec. 4
.524,109 ! Aug. 7
524,850 i Aug. 21
525,653 : Sept. 4
516.735 1 Mar. 20
516.736 i Mar. 20
516.737 Mar. 20
2115
280«
594
1913
1486
997
1.539
2797
2010
1874
2:i02
894
35
1186
3635
1812
64
381
1015
15fc2
48
1442
2543
2593
44
1542
994
1155
169
229
2304
482
928
1963
1812
297
2238
1102
1580
(.=^31
) 532
698
150
481
370
237
368
368
697
499
470
551
220
288
896
(4.30
^431
15
93
229
387
13,14
351
615
378
628
11
369
May 8 ' 925
146 35
349 84, 85
1828 440
428
2773
588
237
1.514
561
1679
1680
1682
.518.502 Apr. 17 I 1849
516.970 I Mar. 20 I 2052
518,812 Apr. 24 2390
104
1 689
146
55
370
135
398
398
398
459
485
591
Official
Gazette.
241
278
43
56
543
115
218
485
430
73
533
259
397
(223 )
)224 5
I 68
68
66
68
68
66 1932
67
67
67 1558
68 ' 121)6
67
66
(^6
66
68
578
69
1322
68
705
68
968
68
1254
66
1796
66
1796
66
1797
67
370
66
1868
67
480
136
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljpkabetical list of jmtentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hampel, Carl Albert E,., Leopoldshall, Germany. Casting-mold
Hampson, Kichard, et al. (See Bow, Kichard, assignor.)
Hampton, J. "W. (See Johnson, John C, assignor.)
Hampton, Lawson W. , Elizahethton, Tenn. Vehicle
Hampton, Kohert I., Athens, Ga. Electric-railway conduit
Hampton, William. (See Sahin and Hampton.)
Hamshaw, Charles W., Gallatin, Mo. Door-cheot
Hanahan, Hamilton W., Winnsborough, S. C. Device for blowing out sparks on commu-
tators of dynamos
Hanauer, Joseph. (SeeMarcy, Alexander, assignor.)
Hanawalt, Daniel E., assignor of one-half to J. Haworth, Philadelphia, Pa. Photograph-
mount
Hance, Wilkerson K., Spencerville, assignor of one-half to M. Hauss, "Wapakoneta, Ohio.
Attachment for lathes
Hance, William A., Freeport, 111. Door-hanger
Hancock, Frederick, Burslem, England. Teapot, coflfee-pot, &c
Hancock, Thomas, Marietta, Ohio. Lamp-hanger.
Hand, A. W., et at (See Edwards, Hubert F., assignor.)
Hand, C. H., et al. (See Edwards, Hubert F., assignor.)
Hand Stitch Broom Sewing Machine Company. (See McCombs, George F., assignor.)
Hand, Zelopheard, Millville. N. J. Dental appliance
Handele, Joseph, Chicago. HI. Box -blocking machine
Handlan, Alexander H., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Fishing-tackle case
Handly, J. B. (See NevUl, William B., assisnor.)
Handly, J. B., et al. (See Nevill, William B.. assignor.)
Hanes, William H. (See Misner. Edgar D.. assignor.)
Hanford, Melancthon, Maiden, Mass. Trolley cut-out
Hanford, Melancthon, Maiden, Mass. Atomizer
Hangi, John L. (See Webster and Hangi.)
Hangsten. Christian, Two Harbors, Minn. Fire-plug
Hankey, John J., Beaver Dam, Wis. Electric belt
Hankins. John H. (See Shailer. George W., assignor.)
Haulon, John K., Pennington, N. J. Lung-power tester and developer
Hann, Alice M. (See Hann, Chester K., assignor.)
Hann, Benjamin, Santa F6, Okla. Ter. Shingle-ga^e
Hann, Chester K., Columbus, Ohio, assignor to A. M. Hann. Grass-catching attachment
for lawn-mowers
Hanna, Archibald N., Fort Wayne, Ind. Pencil-holder
Hanna, Eldridge D., Clifton, W. Va. Addressing-machine
Hanna. Elmer E. (See Carman, Hanna, and Gates.)
Hannaford, William S., Pasadena, Cal. Billiard-counter
Hannahs, Fred C, assignor to Kenosha Crib Company, Kenosha, Wis. Folding cot
Hannahs, Fred C. assignor to Kenosha Crib Company, Kenosha, Wis. Child's cart
Hannan, Harriet E. (See Hannan. William H., assignor.)
Hannan, William H., assignor to H. E. Hannan, Syracuse, K. Y. Coal-stoker
Hannay, James B.. Loch Long, Scotland. Apparatus for extracting gold
Hanneborg, Odilon B. H., TJrskong, Norway. Cutter-screw for ditching and tile-laying
machines
Hanner, George W., Holbrook, Ariz. Ter. Railway-switch
Hannon, Margaret. (See Arcourt, Theophile d', assignor.)
Hannum, George E. (See Sperry and Hannum.)
Hanrahan, James T., Albany, N. T. Water-heater
Hanrahan, James T., Albany, N. Y. Spring-support for upholstery
Hansalpakar, Edwin, Watertown, assignor to Union Button Sewing Machine Company,
Boston, Mass. Machine for sewing on buttons
Hanscora, Adelbert P., West Medford, and A. C. Spencer, Koslindale, Mass. Inseam-
trimming machine
Hanscom, Edgar G., Everett, Mass. Combined cigar-cutt«r and advertising device
Hansel, Charles, Chicago, HI. Switch
No.
Hansen, William H. , assignor to Charles Scott Spring Company, Philadelphia, Pa. EUiptic
spring
Hansen, Alfred, Sidney, Nebr. Match-safe
Hansen, Florian E. , Minneapolis, Minn. Dental articulator
Hansen, Harry, Everett, assignor of one-half to N. Olson, Maplewood, Mass. Electric cut-
out
Hansen
Hansen,
Hansen,
Hanson
Hanson
Hanson,
Hanson
Hanson
Hanson
Hanson
same.
Hanson,
Hanson,
Hanson,
Hanson,
Lawrence H., Danville, S. D. Top box or rack attachment for vehicles
Marius H., Chicago, HI. Spring-scale
Wilhelm, Gotha, Germany. Apparatus for drying casting-molds
Axel H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Nosebag
Charles A. , Gadsden, Ala. Self -feed and skim-gate mold
Daniel, Chelsea, Mass. Tube or flue cleaner
Earl E. , Spokane, Wash. Locomotive-engine
George H., Ellsworth, Iowa. Belt-tightener
Isaac W. (See Dodge, William L., assignor.)
John, P. C. D. Castle, and J. H. Morrison, Liverpool, England. Gum and making
529,906
527,05^
514,827
531,116
512,612
525,458
512,372
524,465
523,344
522,160
520,357
521,025
513,044
512,.373
515,491
511.948
526,833
524,899
521,112
529,030
513.573
514,363
John T., assignor of one-half to E. R. Crump, London, England.
Julius L.,U. S. Army. Trolley-spring ,
Nils G., Stockholm, Sweden. Cartridge implement
Oscar, Du Bois, Pa. Life-saving garment
Metronome .
Hanson, Paul, Chicago, HI. Harvester
Hanson, William H. , assignor of one-half to D. Whitmore, Scotch Ridge, Ohio. Fence
Hanvey, Robert E., ohicago. 111. Coin separator and deliverer
520,987
514,928
525,705
523,982
529,263
530,687
518,755
512,191
514,002
531,261
520.020
513,779
529,168
525,600
519,949
516,529
531,310
523,523
528,326
530,641
514,712
513,968
527,972
522,830
516 927
531,377
512,470
526,705
514,548
525,342
523,661
523,571
512,959
Hapgood, Clarence H., Dayton, Ohio. Roll-paper holder and cutter ' 524,320
Harbaugh, Howard E., Rookford, 111., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Chicago-Rock-?' gj^g ^^..^
ford Hosiery Company, Kenosha, Wis. Circular-knitting machine 5! '
Harbers, Frederick, Peoria, HI. Bow-facing oar 530,519
Date.
Nov.
27
Oct.
Feb.
9
13
Dec.
18
Jan.
9
Sept.
4
Jan.
Aug.
9
14
July
24
June 26
May
June
Jan.
22
5
16
Jan.
Feb.
9
27
Jan.
Oct.
2
2
Aug.
21
June
5
Nov.
Jan.
Feb.
13
30
6
June
Feb.
Sept.
5
20
11
Aug.
Nov.
7
13
Dec.
Apr.
11
24
Jan.
Feb.
2
6
Dec.
18
May
Jan.
15
30
Nov.
13
Sept.
May
Mar.
4
15
13
Dec.
25
July
24
Oct.
Dec.
Feb.
Jan.
Oct.
July
Mar.
30
11
13
30
23
10
20
Dec.
Jan.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
25
9
2
13
4
July
31
July
Jan.
Aug.
24
16
14
Jan.
30
1 Dec.
11
Monthly
volume.
2441
632
1416
1814
1457
239
154
358
431
352
1058 I 258
868 ! 214
2032 [^}?
2504 601
2484
483
2209
1059
2502
377
602
115
529
259
619
1584 388
919 i 218
3085 I 759
657 i 167
420 I 102
1581 1 397
674 156
24
1330
1092
2294
769
45
6
319
265
570
187
11
2087 500
1881 460
3416 843
"^^ 11?9«
468 I 112
1764 I 432
1321 314
2177
2351
2794
1016
1232
3709
2175
1134
1983
2298
1248
60
952
29
2574
2419
2085
603
3311
799
521
(590
1591
674
248
307
913
522
281
466
301
15
241
7
(643
^644
(645
006
494
145
816
817
818
81U
198
OfBcial
Gazette.
67 1042
67 1284
443
69
09 ' 83J
66 716
68 97&
66
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
137
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Kame. residence and invention.
Harboe, Kriaten N., Copenhagen. Denmark. "Valve
Harden, Edward W., assignor to F. C. Weir, Ciucinnati, Ohio. Valve mechanism forcom
pound onginea
Harden, Edward W.. assignor to F. C. Weir, Cincinnati, Ohio. Railway-signal
Harden Edward W., assignor to F. C. Weir, Cincinnati, Ohio. Railway-switch
Harden Edward TV., assignor to F. C. Wolr, Cincinnati, Ohio. Triple-expansion engine .
Harden, Edward AV., assignor to F. C. Weir, Cincinnati, Ohio. Valve and stoam-chest for>
engines S
Harden, Edward W., assignor to F. C. Weir, Cincinnati, Ohio. Steam-chestfor compoundl
engines '
Harden, Edward W., assignor to F. C. Weir, Cincinnati, Ohio. Valve-setting lever
Hardesty, Benjamin. (See Boyd and Hardesty.)
Hardesty, John F., and R. A. Sale. St. Joseph] Mo. Arm for firing fulminated sticks
Hardesty, Jonathan C. (See Lamb and Hardesty.)
Hardie, James !>.. assignor of one-half to J. J. Leary, Chester, Pa. Car-truck
Hardie, Robert W., Albany. N. Y. Currycomb
Harding, Charles, Norfolk, Nebr. Milk cooler
Harding, Daniel, Towson, and W. L, Fitzhugb, Baltimore, assignors to said Harding and?
J. I. Yellott. Towson, Md. Safety car-fender S
Harding, Fred D., Baldwin, ile. Garment-supporter clasp
Harding, Fred D., a.ssignorto S. J. Harding, Baldwin, Me. Washing-machine
Harding, John P., London. England. Vent-peg for beer or other casks
Harding, Simon J. (See Harding, Fred D., assignor.)
Harding, Thomas, San Jos6, Cal. Rotary engine
Harding, Thomas A. (See Dickey and Harding.)
Harding, AV alter L., Livingston, Te.x. Wick-regulator for lamps
Hardman, James, Jr., Belleville, N. J. Syringe
Hardraan, James. Jr., Belleville, N. J. Heel-valve for atomizers
Hardon, Chester F. (See Daily, John AV., assignor.)
Hards, Edward, and W. A. AVoodard. assignors of one-third to W. P. Bates, Superior,
Webr. Combined purifier and separator
Hardsocg, Martin, Ottumwa, Jowa. Coal-drill
Mining-tool
Pick
Woven pile fabric
Woven fabric
Wire-retaining device for looms for weaving pile fab-
Hardsocg, Martin, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hardsocg, Martin, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hardwick, Harry, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hard wick, Harry, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hardwick, Harry, Philadelphia, Pa.
rics .
Hardwick, Harry, Philadelphia. Pa. Woven pile fabric
Hardwick, Saunie W., et al. (See Elam. William E., assignor.)
Hardy, Charles S., San Diego, Cal. Refrigerator-car
Hardy, Francis A. (See Delano and Hardv.)
Hardy, Frederick, Birmingham. Ala. Railway frog and switch
Hardy, Frederick, and L. W. McCants, Birmingham, Ala. ; said McCants assignor to said
Hardy. Railway -switch
Hardy, James, ai,d B. Dunn, Clayville. "N. Y. Nut-wrench
Hare, John, and G. F. Cook, Lansingburg, N. Y. Cash-register
Hare, Robert W., Allegheny. Pa. Elevator
Harendt, AVilliam F. (See Thomas. David R., assignor.)
Harfield, Wilbam H., London, England. Capstan
Harfield, William H., London. England. Coupling for shafts
Hargrave. Edward C Bay City, Mich. Ro.ssing logs
Hargreaves,' Joseph, Bolton, England. Spindle and support for spinning and doubling)
machines j
Harker, Albert E., Homerstown, N. J. Puzzle
Harkins, Charles H., St. Louis, Mo. Supply system for electric railways
Harkins, James S., Minneapolis, Minn. Heating-stove
Harkless, John 0., et al. (See Ramsey, James W., assignor.)
Harkness, Charles A., Providence, R. I. Elevator controlling device
Harlan, Abram D. (See Criswell, Joel T., assignor.)
Harland, William 0., Monon, Ind. Mop head and wringer
Harleman. John, St. George, near St. Joseph, Mo., assignor of five-eighths to E. H., S. J.
and F. Collins, Rock Island, HI. Furnace for producing fuel-gas
Harley, Alfred, Albany, N. Y. Blind-slat holder and fastener
Harley, John, Detroit, Mich. Band-saw mill
Harley, Joseph L. (See Cooke and Harley.)
Harlow, John R., Auburn, N. Y. Trolling-.spoon
Harman, Abraham. (See Schmidt. George C, assigpor.)
Harman. Samuel W., Rogers, and F. H. Romans, Bentonville, Ark. Check-row attach-
ment for planters
Harman, Stephen S., New York, N. Y. Device for marking balk-lines on billiard-tables. .
Harmon, John W., Cromwell, Iowa. Combined side-delivery hay rake and loader
Harmon, Milford, -Tackson. Mich. Dust-collector
Harmon, AVillard D., and E. C. Kelouge, Beloit, Wis. Bag-holder
Harmon, William, Barton, Ela. Drier
Harmon, William D., Marysvile, Ohio. Harvester
Harms, George H., et al. (See Mummery, Edwin G., assignor.)
Harmsen, Ludwig W., Minneapolis, Minn. Voting-machine
Harranth, Albert, assignor to Tentelow Chemical Works Company, St. Petersburg, Rus-
sia. Means for heating with liquid fuel
Hamischfeger, Philip, New York, N. Y. Fan
Harper, Abraham T. and J., Portland, Me. Shoe-last
Harper. Arthur C. (See Hamlin, Charles S., assignor.)
Harper, David, Scott county. 111. Self-feeder and band-cutter for thrashing-machines
Harper, Horatio R.. Sands Point, N. Y. Bottle, <fec
Harper, James, and F. Clingfast, La Pile. Ark. Cotton-planter
Harper, John. (See Harper, Abraham T. and J.)
Harper, John, Fairfield, Iowa. Tool for gripping and stretching wire
No.
527,201
512,192
51(i,049
.=516.050
516,«4
527,330
527,388
529,264
518,601
517.571
527.973
516,705
522,412
531.415
525,322
513,319
513.232
529,382
523,345
527,974
529,788
513,320
520,000
527,331
518,81=3
524,321
529,615
529,858
526,969
531,030
516.599
513,233
515,766
521,086
515,935
524,087
516,091
519,532
513,105
528,477
524,248
522,161
515,676
516,351
522,593
512,107
520,594
531,117
518,450
522,659
.515,767
524,041
512,547
519,019
512,699
516,928
512.213
526,0,35 j
523,279
512,374
524,760
Oct.
Jan.
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
July 3
Dec. 25
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
517
518
1149
1168
1330
2012
254
2175
1617
409
2360
2335
2640
2497
1545
Nov. 20
July 24 2033
Oct. 23 2177
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
May 15
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
June 5
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Mar. 6
May 8
Jan. 23
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
June 26
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
July 10
Jan. 2
May 29
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
•Inly 10
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Jan.
May
Jan. 16 1609
2239
2641
1851
1073
2493
604
1962
2369
492
1661
1432
2499
65
598
317
199
577
1091
2290
3055
469
2505
2799
716
635
2878
1816
1767
827
67
119
9 : 1362
1 126
Mar. 20 1984
Jan. 9 I 932
Sept. 18 ! 1238
July 17 1914
Jan. 9 1061
Aug. 21 1358
512,582 Jan.
1414
500
59
522
385
;i04
I 105
563
564
640
603
369
511
523
534
640
452
259
618
145
4R7
567
121
394
340
604
15
141
76
44
135
(261
)262
554
741
Clio
ill!
5 601
)602
(237
)238
(183
\ 184
152
Otficial
Gazette.
69
(431
H32
438
16 I 66
26 i 68
31, 32 j 67
386 66
466
227
285
481
259
331
66
341 i 66
138
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Harper, John D., Brooklyn. N. T. Mute or damper for banjos .
Harper, Nathan, Newark, N. J. Smoke-consumer
Harpham, G. E., et al. (See Whitney, E. P., assignor.)
Harpst, Edgar S., assignor to E. L. De Shong, Tyler, Tex.
grater
Combined vegetable slicer and
Harrah, Philip J., assignor to S. Lehman, Bloomiield, Ind. Vehicle-shaft holder
Harrell, Hardy B., Gainesville, Tex. Artificial tooth
Harrell, R. L., et al. (See Bishop, James C, assignor.)
"Harrer, Henry, Allegheny, Pa. Curve-scriber
Harrigan, Jay D., Gouvemeur, N. T. Shaft-tug
Harrild, Frederick, and J. E. Buckland, London, England. Platen printing-mactiine
Harrington, Albert B. (See Knight and Harrington.)
Harrington, Andrew J. and B. M., Magnolia. Ark. Combined planter and fertilizer-dis-
tributer
Harrington, Benjamin M. (See Harrington, Andrew J. and B. M.)
'Harrington, Edward M., Miller, Ind., assignor of one-half to W. B. Lewis, Chicago, 111.
Machine for making tubular casings .•
Harrington, Ered J. (See "Wheeler, Edgar T., assignor.)
Harrington, George "W., "Wakefield, Mass. Fitting for connecting lengths of pipe
Harrington, M. H., ct al. (See Du Bois, Henry L., assignor.)
Harrington, Samuel H., Easton, Pa. Railway signaling apparatus
Harrington, Thomas F., Indianapolis, Ind. Kail way mileage-ticket
Harris, Allen M. (See Loomis and Harris.)
Harris, Andrew J., Chicago, lU. Dental-engine head
Harris, Anthony, Middlesborough, England. Eeed- water filter
Harris, Anthony, Middlesborough, England. Eeed- water filter
Harris, Anthony, Middlesborough, England. Pile-shoe
Harris, Benjamin S. H. (See Harris, William A. and B. S. H.)
Harris, Chailes E., Williamsport, Pa. Buckle
Harris, Charles E.., Williamsport, Pa. Buckle
Harris, Edmund H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to National Machine Company, of New^
Xork. Sewing-machine for barring buttonholes
Harris, Erwin "W., Palisade. Nev. Exhaust-nozzle for locomotives
Harris, Fredrick "W., Woodstock, Canada. Lock
Harris, Henry, assignor of one-half to H.W.Bingeman and W.H.Moyer, Georgetown, Pa.
Reworking scrap-steel .-
Harris, Hiram W. (See Jeffrey, Albert D., assignor.)
Harris, James L., assignor to E. G. Kemper, Burlington, Iowa. Gate
Harris, John, et al. (See Fox, Edward, assignor.)
Harris, John T., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for purifying liquids
Harris, John T., New York. N. Y. Method of and apparatus for purifying liquids
Harris, Jonathan, Cleveland, Ohio. Fence-fastener
Harris, Joseph A., et al. (See Foug^re, Angus, assignor.)
Harris, Joseph A., Moncton, Canada. Tie-plate for railway-tracks
Harris, Levi, assignor of three-fourths to O. M. Allen, Sr., and H. B. Peck, Kalamazoo,
Mich. Hnb-attaching device
Harris, Levi, assignor of two-thirds to 0. M. Allen, Sr., and H. B. Peck, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Railway-crossing gate
Harris, LUlie, and M. Jaiser, Richmond, "Va. Wardrobe-bedstead
Harris, R. Duncan. (See Pendleton, John H., assignor.)
Harris, Robert, Port Huron, Mich. Mill
Harris, Rober' L., New York, N. Y. Tubular underground structure ,
Harris, Robert L., New York, N. Y. Tube for cement foundations or underground struct-
ures
Harris, Robert N., Hickory. N. C. Combined bit and mouth-opener
Harris, Samuel, Cleveland] Ohio. Safety-switch for high-potential circuits.
Harris, Thomas, Detroit, Mich. Supply system for electric railways
Harris, Thomas A., Philadelphia. Pa. Vat for dyers' use
Harris, Thomas F., Anniston, Ala. Combined lead-pencil and sharpener..
Harris, Townsend, Brainerd, Minn. Combination-tool
Harris, William A. and B. S. H., Pelzer, S. C. Airbrake coupling
Harris, William A. and B. S. H., Pelzer, S. C. Automatic air-brake coupling
Harris, William A. and B. S. H., assignors of three-fourths to W. S. Thomason, L. C. Can-
non, and W. Fowler. Spartanburg, S. C. Automatic air-brake coupling
Harris, William E., Niles, Ohio. Boll for metal-rolling
Harris, William H., assignor of one-half to A. P. Pifer, Newberry, S. C. Nut-lock
Harris. William P., and W. R. D. Allen, Vale, Dreg. Alfalfa track-cleaner
Harris, William R. (See Aulmann and Harris.)
Albert W., Baltimore, Md. Making electrotypes
Andrew L., Wilmington, N. C. Tube-plug
Charles A. (See Benesh. Charles, assignor.)
Daniel C, Allegheny, Pa. Device for protecting and preventing reuse of rev-
&c
Harrison,
Harrison,
Harrison,
Harrison,
enue
Harrison
Hanison
Harrison.
Harrison,
Harrison,
Harrison,
Harrison,
ity.
David E., el al. (See Leonard, David, assignor.)
Edward C. (See Gerding and Harrison.)
Frederick. (See Berry and Harrison.)
George H. (See Harrison, Samuel and G. H.)
George P., "Windsor, Canada. Rotary ash-sifter
George W. (See Tenney and Harrison.)
Haydn T., London, England. Means and apparatus for distributing eleotric-
Haixison, James, et al. (See Wall, Frederic W., assignor.)
Harrison, James F., Chicago, III. Hot-water heater
Harrison, James R. (See Weber and Harrison.)
Harrison, James R., assignor to W. Harrison, Peoria, and V.Weber, Princeville, 111.
elevator for thrashing-machines
Grain-
No.
52B,899
512,879
523,756
522,114
515,400
511.772
527,173
517,040
514,071
521,792
520,988
515,469
512,878
517.218
515,768
515,769
521,285
513,780
519,889
528,225
513,923
518,884
531,262
526,312
531,118
.531,183
526,311
514,828
512,613
521,881
522,013
517,104
528,367
528,368
523,811
.524,717
521.711
513,321
531,031
519,574
515,219
515,220
516,202
517,747
514,597
522,205
523,836
530,840
525,267
516,971
529,265
528,720
Date.
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
July 10
June 26
Feb. 27
Jan.
Oct.
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
June 26
June 5
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
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June 12
Jan. 30
May 15
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Dec. 18
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
June 26
June 26
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
July 31
Aug. 21
June 19
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
May 8
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
July 3
July 31
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
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139
Alphabetical lint of patentees — Coiitiimcd.
Name, residence, and invention.
Harrison, .John, et al. (See Pannele, Theodore "W., assignor.)
Harrison, John H. (See Schleiper and Harrison.)
Harrison, John J., London, England. Advertising match-box
Harrison, John J., Excelsior, Minn. Stock for sorew-cutting dies
Harrison, John M. (See Harrison. "W.alton, a.saignor.)
Harrison Safety Hoiler Works. (See Cochrane, David, assignor.)
Han-ison, Saraiiel and G. H., Ripon. Ensland. Turbine
Harrison, Thomas. (See Tetlow and Harrison.)
Harrison. Walton, Meridian, a.ssignor to J. M. Harrison, Starkville, Miss. Flnid-pressnre
shaft-support
HaiTison, William. (See Weher and Harrison, assignors.)
Harrison, William, et at. (See Harrison, James R., assignor.)
Harrison, William H. (See Savaao and Harrison.)
Harrison, William H., Newark, N. J. Centrifngal blower
Harrison, William P. (See Gra.v, Henry F., assignor.)
Harrison, William P., Columbus, Ohio. Dish-cleaner ,
Harrison, William T., Pooler, assignor of tw o-thirds to M. Rohrer and J. W. Preston, Mar-
low, Ga. Tanning apparatus
Harry, Hugh W. (See Harry, Thomas C. and H. W.)
Harry, Thomas C. and H. W., Dallas, Tex. Stock -trough
Harsen, Edward D., Brooklyn, assisnor to Mining and Dredging Power Company, New
Tork, N. Y. Steam-vacuum dredger
No.
Harsin, Charles D., Stockton, Cal. Syringe
Hart, Arthur E., Broken Hill, New South Wales. Shaft-tng
Hart, Charles E., assignor to Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn. Drive-chain link
Hart, Charles E., assignor to Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn. Pintle for l)lind-hinge3
and making same
Hart, Charles W., assignor, bj- mesne assignments, to Hart Mannfacturing Company, Tro.y,
N. Y. Oil-can '.-
Hart & Grouse. (See Maekay, William M., assignor.)
Hart, David B., New York, N. Y. Automatic railway-switch
Hart, Edward, assignor to himself. .J. T. Baker, and G. P. Adamson, Easton, Pa. Appa-
ratus for condensing nitric acid. &c
Hart, Frederick, Poughkeep^ie, N. Y. Speed indicator for shafting ,
Hart, Geo. W., et al. (See Newlyn, Robert A., assignor.)
Hart. George L., assignor of one-half to H. C. Hart, TJnionville, Conn. Metal-roUing mar
chine .
Hart, Henry C , Detroit. Mich. Billiard-cne look ,
Hart, Howard S., New Britain, Conn. Drive-chain
Hart, Hubert C. (See Hart. George L., assiffnor.)
Hart, James, et al. (See Smith, John A., assignor.)
Hart. Joseph. (See Munro, Hart, and Batey.)
Hart Mannfacturing Company. (See Hart, Charles W., assienor.)
Hart, Milton H., assignor of one-third to T V. Forster, New York, N. Y. Spray-nozzle for
fire-h
Hart, Samuel J., a.ssignor to J. R. Clancy. Svracuse, N. Y. Hose-clamp
Hart, Thomas J., a-ssignor to Sherwood Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N. Y.
Lubri-
cator
Hart Weigher Company. (See Kramer, George W., assignor.)
Hart, William H. , Chelsea, Mass. Safety -guard for open cars ,
Hart, William H., New Britain, Conn. Strap-hinge
Harte, Richard, Croydon, England. Type-writing machine attachment for -writing and
translating messages in cipher
Hartel, Florence L., administratrix. (See Hartel, .John G.)
Hartel, John G., deceased, Keokuk, Iowa; F. L. Hartel, administratrix. Electromagnetic
itch
Hartford Machine Screw Company. (See Witherell. George E., as.signor.)
Hartford Sanitary Manufacturing Company. (See Kellogg, Charles E., assignor.)
Harth, Constant. San Franci.sco. Cal. Di-vice for drawing steam-beer
Harthan. Charles E (See Thomson and Harthan.)
Hart.je, Richard, Pittsburg, Pa. Furnace
Hartley, Charles .J., as.signor of two-tbirrts to J. K. Warren and B. K. Durfee, Decatur, HI.
Electric-arc lamp
Hartley, John W., Kilmarnock, Scotland. Screw-tapping machine or attachment ,
Hartley, John W.. and .1. Kerr, Kilmarnock, Scotland. Gas-engine
Hartle.y, Joseph W. (See Baltey. Sumter B., assignor.)
Hartley, Marcellus. etal. (See Mosher, Beardsley, and Monlton, assignors.)
Hartley, Thomas, Handsworth, England. Wheel
Hartley, WalterS.. Little York, 111. Thill-eonpling
Hartley, William H.. et al. (See Wise. Benjamin F., assignor.)
Hartman, Henry. (See Jones, Albert W., assignor.)
Hartman, Wilraer. (See Matthias and Hartman.)
Hartmann & Brann. (See Hniger, Theodor, assignor.)
Harfmann & Braun. (See Hartmann, Eugen. assignor.)
Hartmann. Eugen, Frankfort-on-the-Main, as.signor to Hartmann & Braun, Bockenheim,
near Frankfort-on-the-Main. Germany. Electric met<>r
Hartmann, Henry. (See Van Cauwenbergh. Frank, assignor.)
Hartmann, Henry G. (See Koehler and Hartmann.)
Hartmann, Robert, Kerb'sehe Hiihle, near Dingelsffidt, Germany. Mixing-machine
Hartmann. Robert, Kerb'ache Hiihle, near Dingelsfadt, Germany. Mixing-machine
Hartmann. Wilhelm, and J. L. Thomson, Offenbach-on-the-Main, Germany. Leather-skiv-
ing machine
Hartraiinn, William C, Philadelphia, Pa. Centrifugal cream-separator
521,212
522,206
.530,520
519,906
523,935
528,875
514,549
531,184
514,598
515,288
531.529
523,346
524,483
521,113
513,781
525.761
512,960
Date.
June 12
July 3
Dec. 11
May 15
July 31
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Dec. 2.1
July 24
Aug. 14
June 5
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
524,547 Aug. 14
518,317 Apr. 17
520,231 May 22
523,768 July 31
513,322 Jan. 23
528,429 ; Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
815
37
801
1696
3081
649
954
1943
1048
2164
2564
2035
895
763
2086
2777
2642
517,339 I Mar. 27
527,075 ' Oct. 23 |
527,112 Oct. 9 710
528,430 Oct. 30
515.470 Feb. 27
515.471 Feb. 27
513,782 Jan. 30
527,148 Oct. 9
523.662
July 31
Hartness, James, Springfield, Yt. Antomatically-openmg die for cutting screw-threads.
Hartness, James, Springfield, Vt. Screw-cutting die
Hartness, James, Springfield, Vt. Friction-clntch ..
Hartnett, John J., London, England. Inhaler
Harton, Pembroke D., Philadelphia, Pa. Cake-machine
Hartbn, Pembroke D., assignor to J. H. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cake-machine.
517,l.=i8 Mar. 27
517,159 Mar. 27
527,424 Oct. 16
528,941 Nov. 13
522,413 July 3
.529.169 Nov. 13
530.339 Doc. 4
513.924 Jan. 30
516,648 Mar. 20
524,022 Aug. 7
3420
773
2394
2396
785
411
115H
466
3640
1521
90
191
192
10
198
414
767
155
241
461
262
:537
' 538
613
511
230
151
843
177
495
1007 248
1516 379
2272 553
689
641
2971 719
2691 I [632
2177 I 523
174
2973 719
2473 612
2474 612
512,880 Jan. 16 39.'>3 463
513.363 Jan. 2:^ 27n« 658
515,770 Mar. 6 73 17
844
189
645
564
565
1226 301
183
\ li54
105
279
117
897
C361
J 302
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66 1949
66 : 1949
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68 81
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69 1299
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68 1 679
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Harton, Thomas J., "Waco, Tex. Ice-cream freezer
Hartpence, Phoebe M., Harrison, Ohio. Curtain-stretcher
Hartshorn, Edmund F., Newark, N. J., assignor to Stewart Hartshorn Company, of New
Jersey. Shade-roller
Hartshorn, Stewart, Short Hills, N. J., assignor to Stewart Hartshorn Company, of New
Jersey. Shade-roller
Hartshorn, Stewart, Short Hills, N. J., assignor to Stewart Hartshorn Company, of New
Jersey. Shade-roller
Hartshorn, "Willis N., Brooklyn, assignor to S. Carey, New York, N. T. Grinding-mill .
Hartshorn, "Willis N., Brooklyn, assignor to S. Carey, New York, N. T. Balland-socketi
joint for use in mills i
Hartshorne, Henry G., et al. (See Howe, Patrick, assignor.)
Hartung, Charles C, assignor to Mississippi Glass Company, St. Louis, Mo. "Washboard.
Hartwell, Newton W., and T. J. Howe, Louisville, Ky. Attachment for type- writing ma-
chines ;
Hartwell, "William. (See Edwards, George E., assignor.)
Hartwig. Charles H. , New Kensington, Pa. Brow-band for bridles
Hartz, Henry Y., Cleveland, Ohio. Snatch-block
Hartz, Henry V., Cleveland, Ohio. Pulley-block
Hartz, Henry "V., Cleveland, Ohio. Tackle-block
Hartzell, Alfred E., Norman, Okla. Ter. Ribbon-holder
Hartzell, James N., Cape Girardeau, Mo. Rotary steam-engine
Harvey, Amasa, Minneapolis,Minn.,assignorof one-half to Twin City Iron Works, of Min-
nesota. Friction-clutch
Harvey, Charle.s H. (See Scott, Harvey, and Scott.)
Harvey, Cyrus E., "Waterloo, Canada. Fire-escape
Harvey, Edward S. (See Buddie, George T., assignor.)
Harvey, Elmer E., London, Ohio. Ground-stake
Harvey, Francis B., Glen Moore, Pa. Toy
Harvey, Frank. (See Hebble white and Hayvey.)
Harvey, George, "Winnipeg, Canada. Rule and ruling device
Harvey, George B. M., New York, N. Y. Fare-box
Harvey, Isaac, assignor of three-fourths to I. N. Drake, J. M. "Yeoman, and J. P. Gross,
Hartley, Iowa. "Wagon-tire heater
Harvey, James F. (See Wiley, William A., assignor.)
Harvey, John F., Johnsonburg, and D. Shields, assignors to M. Griswold, Erie, Pa. Bur-
glar-alarm '
Harvey, Leopoldina, and J. Amos, assignors of one-third to J. Vorwerk, Los Angeles, Cal.
Shoulder and back bracina chair
Harvey, Patrick, Chicago, lU. Flushing-tank for water-closets
Harvey, Patrick, Chicago, HI. Water-closet tank
Harvey, Patrick, Chicago, 111. Water-closet and tank
Harvey, Wallace E., et al. (See Lawlor, Sim C, assignor.)
Harvey, William L., Stanberry, Mo. Ditching-machine
Harvey, WiUiam L., Stanberry, Mo. Feed- water heater
Harwood, Thomas T. H., Rockport, Mass. Floating derrick
Hasbrouck, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Labeling-machine
Hasbrouck, George G., Nyaok, N. Y. Bicycle
Hasell Perfected Railway Signal Company. (See Thomas, George L., assignor.)
Haseltlne, George. (See Reynolds, Andrew J., assignor.)
Hasenpflug, John A., assignorto Champion Safety Lock and Novelty Company, Cleveland,
Ohio. Sash-lock
Hasenpflug, John A., assignor to Champion Safety Lock and Novelty Company, Cleveland,
Ohio. Sash-lock
Hasker & Marcuse Manufacturing Company. (See Edgar and Williams, assignors.)
Haskell, Ezra, Kennebunk, Me. Lunch-box
Haskins, Caryl D., Lynn, assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Cut-out meter
Haskins, Charles D., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, Hl.^
Electric-current regulator i
Haskins, Charles D., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignorto Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI.
Quadruplex neutral relay
Haskins, Naaman W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Trolley
Haskins, Naaman W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Trolley-wire switch and crossing
Hasper, Arend, Westfield, N. D. Spark-arrester
Hassell, Richard L. , Chicago, HI. Conveyer
Hasselmann, Max. (See Lamm, Jean, assignor.)
Hassler, Robert H., Dayton, Ohio. Electrical converter
Hasson, Seth M., Utica, Pa. Farm-fence lock
Hastings, Charles F., et al. (See Fisher, John E., assignor.)
Hastings, Edwin G., Des Moines, Iowa. Rolling window-screen
Hastings, Frank N., Meriden, Conn. Steam-heated glue-pot
Hastings, George A.., Orange, Mass. Coin-controlled paper-delivering machine
Hastings, James L., assignor to National Heat and Power Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Generator for the manufacture of gas
Hastings, Walter W., Jersey City, N. J. Plate for stem- winding watches
Hatch, Albert H., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for preserving hams, &c
Hatch, Austin S., Windsor, Canada, assignor of one-half to S. J. Martin, Detroit, Mich.
Electric heater
Hatch, Charles A., Hartford, Conn. Water-alarm for boilers
Hatch, Edward N., et al. (See Brown. Norman E., assignor.)
Hatch, George C, and J. Wenger, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Wenger assignor to said Hatch.
Combined miter, level, and square
Hatch, James B. (See Smith, Wilson R., assignor.)
Hatcher, Isaiah G., Columbus, Ohio. Shoe last and stand
Hatfield, Daniel W. (See Murray and Hatfield.)
Hatfield, George W. (See Murray and Hatfield.)
Hatfield, James F., Dublin, Ind. Combined grain-cleaner, fanning-mill, and elevator
No.
513,925
517,094
515,218
513,783
516,486
526,313
527,282
525,416
528,092
526,706
516,268
527,425
527,490
510,051
523,280
520,109
518,920
516,530
530,769
530,043
529,383
530,521
515,677
514,189
514,188
516,011
530,306
515,678
524,590
520,676
513,784
516,435
527,686
528,369
524,499
518,244
516,487
523,119
525,015
525,016
519,500
513,785
523.572
516,929
522,660
519,950
523,936
530,944
520,483
522,939
515,401
515,827
513,183
518,602
526,623
Date.
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
July 17
May 22
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Dee. 4
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
May 29
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
July 17
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
May 8
Jan. 30
July 24
Mar. 20
July 10
May 15
July 31
Dec. 18
May 29
July 10
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Monthly
volume.
3640
470
2039
3421
1237
1721
995
170
2385
61
877
1228
1338
519
1915
2044
2564
1322
1226
2703
1547
802
897
113
508
844
295
407
C241
J 242
43
575
16
205
302
326
121
482
499
634
315
297
649
369
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2800 698
357
355
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103
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1065 j 263
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1239
1629
1806
1807
1013
3424
2420
1985
829
1760
3082
1509
2692
1308
2363
157
2418
2013
694
226
350
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(298
408
441
441
245
845
607
466
207
432
(767
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326
586
38
584
500
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69
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1426
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69 1521
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lint of lyatentces — Coutiuucd.
141
Name, residence, and invention.
Hathaway, Edward. (See Laskey, Philip B., aasisnor.)
Hathaway, Georjie M., aasisnor to W. D. Van Horn, Wellsborongh, Pa. Padlock
Hathaway, George M., assignor to Ideal StretcherCompany, Wellsborough, Pa. Tron.aers-
stretcher ."
Hatmaker, Foist, Ithaca, N. T. Reamer
HatteherK, Axel K., JIarsh field, Wis Dresser, commode, &c
Hattenback, David, Sioux City. Iowa. Galvanic ring
Hatton. Christopher, London, England. Apparatus for producing and containing aerated
liquids.
Hatzfeld, Richard H., Chicago, 111. Folding umbrella
Hanb. Rudolph, Sydney, New South "Wales. Car-coupling
Hauck, Philip, Philadelphia, Pa. Keel for wire
Haug, Bernhardt, and F. Holler, Philadelphia, Pa. Drawing-pen
Haug, Charles F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fender for trolley-cars
Haug, Christian. (See Bcutelspachor, Henry, assignor.)
Hang, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Compound engine
Hanpt, Edward, Pha;nixville, Pa. Column for structural metal work
Hauser, Gottfried, assignor of two-thirds to R. Spicss and E. Kreis, Now York, N. Y. Re-
moving background from embroidery
Hauser, .Tacob, Boston, Mass. .Heater
Hauser, Martin, Toledo, Ohio. Fastener for screens or sashes
Hausmann, George, Washington, Mo. Hayrack
Hausmann, Lincoln, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Manufacture of metal goods for artistic pur-
poses .
Hanss, Michael. (See Hance, "Wilkerson K., assignor.)
Hausshalter, Hugo, Dresden, Germany. Speed and distance measuring and recording ap-
paratus .
Hanssner, Konrad, Ingolstadt, Germany. Gun-carriage
Hanstein, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. 'Ventilating and illuminating vault-cover
Havemeyer. Charles W., elal. (See Brown, Samuel, assignor.)
Haven, DeLancey, Detroit, Mich. Vehicle-brake
Haven, George F., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Lewis Tool Company, of New York,
vise.
Pipe-
Haven, James L. (See Matthews, Edwin S., assignor.)
Havener, Frank 0., Gauley Bridge, W. Va., assignor of one-half to W. E. Douglass, Rome,
Ohio. Stave-frame
Havens, Edwin S. (See Gregg, Andrew F., assignor.)
Haverstick, "Willard E. (See Pumyea, Edwin A., assignor.)
Havenstrite, David J. (See Hodges and Havenstrite.)
Havey, Cornelius M. (See Black and Havev.)
Havey, Cornelius M., and R. Black, New York, N. Y. Signal for railways
Haviland, Frank W., New York, N. Y. Appliance for treatment of the uterus
Haviland, Frank W., New York, N. Y. Endograph
Haviland, FrankW., New York, N. Y. Device for rectifying the uterus
Haw, William H., Field's Landing, Cal. Fruit-picker
Hawes, Dell M.. Ortonville, Minn. Pneumatic tire
Hawes, Willard L., Wakefield. Mass. Piano-action
Hawk, Jacob, Canton. Ohio. Thrashing-machine
Hawk. James W., Webster City, Iowa. Cistern-cleaner
Hawkesworth, Robert W., East Orange, N. J. Contact-trolley
Hawkins, B. F., et at (See Woodall, Charles H., assignor.)
Hawkins, Cyrus H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam steeling apparatus
Hawkms, Dexter E., North Attleborouirh, Mass. Light-deflector
Hawkins, George C, Marietta, Ohio. Elevator-gate-operating device
Hawkins, George S., and M. Gilmore, Brooklyn, N. Y. Paper-file
Hawkins, John H., Grabeel, Mo. Road-scrapins machine
Hawkins, John K., Mohawk, Tenn. Washboiler
Hawkins, Lorenzo P., Deering, assignor to Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company, Portland,
Me. Sole-slitting machine
Hawkins, Millard J., Newport, N. Y. Machine for soldering caps on cans
Hawkins, William H., Springfield, Mass. Gutter leader and strainer
Hawkins, William M., Trenton, N. C. Back-band hook
Hawkyard, John, Saddleworth, assignor to J. Braddock, Oldham, England. Station gas-
governor
Hawkyard, John, Saddleworth, assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. C. Parkin-son')
Cottage Lane, City Road, England. Coin-freed gas-meter (
Hawley, Charles G., et al. (See McCarrier, John T., assignor.)
Hawley, De Witt. Rochester, N. Y. Tailor's measuring implement
Hawley, .Limes M., Odin, HI. Spoke and tire tightener
Hawley, Joseph C. and W. J. Black, Duncannon, Pa. Conduit-railway troUey
Haworth, Clement V. (See Kleiner, Bokmayer, and Hoffmann, assignors )
Haworlh, John. (See Hanawalt. Daniel R., assignor.)
Haws, Samue'i R. (See Potts, William Q., assignor.)
Hawthorn, John, Trenton, N. J. Potterv-kiln
Hawver, Samuel, Universitv, Cal. Folding bed WW.....".
Hay, Francis M., Erie, assignor of one-half to J. M. McKerrow, Oil City, Pa. ' Bit-stock." '.
Hay, Frank D., as-signor to himself and R. J. August, Keokuk, Iowa. Animal-trap .
Hay, George, Picton. Cana<la. Chalk-sharpener
Hay, Robert. (See Lowther, Toal, and Hay.)
Hay, Robert, Summit, N. J. Means for displaying advertising-cards
Hay. William, and W. M. Keams, assignors of one-third to C. H. Joy, Kansas CityMo'.
Air and gas mixing apparatus
Hay, William L. (See .Johnson and Hay.)
Hay, William L., and R. L. Johnston, Franklin, Tenn. Mowing-machine attachment
Haydel, Albert. (See Danes and Haydel.)
Hayden, Everett, Washington, D. C. Fly-gate for attachment to screens, &c
Hayden, Henry A., Jersey City, N. J., assignor to S. Chittick, New York, N. Y Coin-
tray
Hayden, Henry A., Jersey City, N. J., assignor of one-haif to B. T. Kearns, New York'
N. Y. Bottle
Hayden. Hiram W., assignor to Holmes, Booth & Haydens, Waterbury, Conn. ' "Wick-raiser
for lamps
No.
.=120,651
530,841
5U,929
530,522
510,604
.529,170
515,771
512,023
.519,155
530,223
516.329
530,044
,525,7.38
514.145
528,327
522,056
514,070
513,263
512,440
512,249
523,311
525,343
512,441
512,024
512.025
512,961
517,041
526, .572
515.078
.521,497
■526,077
521,163
515,772
518,503
517,117
Date.
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
May 8
Nov. 13
6
2
1
4
Mar.
Jan.
May
Dec.
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
Feb. G
Oct. 30
June 26
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
July 17
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
.Ian. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
.Tune 19
Sept. 18
June 12
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
511.888 ' Jan. 2
515,679 Feb. 27
530,842 Dec. 11
514,364 i Feb. 6
520,523
524,668
520,162
518,143
523,637
518,947
52.5,981
530,688
May 29
Aug. 14
May 22
Apr. 10
July 24
May 1
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
515,221 Feb. 20
523,9^3 Aug. 7
.526,314 Sept. 18
518.841 Apr. 21
517,922 Apr. 10
514,072 Feb. 6
518,451 Apr. 17
518.842 Apr. 24
524,437 Aug. 14
518,948 May 1
I
525,543 ' Sept. 4
513,638 Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
2304
2306
1333
l.';82
803
1204
1162
74
489
389
260
968
2704
729
269
2796
2326
14^
1188
2564
1196
857
30
1198
491
493
2087
218.^
2175
1808
1345
1315
730
76
1851
2326
277
2804
1334
551
.551
320
397
199
290
(279
)280
17,18
110
94
65
228
650
168
66,67
675
559
C288
J 289
618
290
207
495
290
117
117
495
518
520
456
312
305
173
18
459
547
64
699
320
658 107
2755 {««?
1198 I 293
2155 i 525
1206
2528
20
1150
1093
2047
26
1723
2427
829
302
C634
)635
261
265
510
6
407
602
208
151
1768
2429
822
21
383 93
3193 1 7ir3
Official
Gazette.
.J "
1 ^
68 1612
66
66
66
66
66
66
68
66
67
68
67
66 ' 1468
67 370
66 1936
66 54
66 , 1427
69 1474
66 977
1 67 1108
6=i ' 808
67 ] 980
67 236
67 540
68 1373
69 1429
67 486
67 174
66 883
67 : 356
67 j 487
68 ' 829
I
67 540
68 1222
66 735
142
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued-
Ifame, residence, and ir rention.
K-Q.
Date.
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
Hayden, James T., assignor to Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Air-pump governor
Hayden, James T., assignor to Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Steam-actuated valve for
pumps .
Hayden, Mortimer M., New York, TS". T. Galvanic battery
Hayden, William W., Newark, N. J. Combined nail-file and scissors
Hayden, Zerah L., Carroll, Iowa. Hoof-gage
Hayden, Zerah L., Cedar Kapids, Iowa. Shears
Haydon, Blan B., Xew Castle, Ky. Car-coupling
Hayes, Calvin Q., Chicago, 111. Hydrant
Hayes, Dennis J. (See Moehn and Graves, assignors.)
Hayes, E. K. (See Dack, Frederick E., assignor.)
Hayes, Edward, Kochester, N. Y. "Water-heater
Hayes, EliB., Oshkosh, "Wis. Tenoning-machine
Hayes, Eugenie K. (See Dodd, John A., assignor.)
Hayes, Eugenie K. (See Swickard, John "W., assignor.)
Hayes, Eogenio K., Galva, 111. Wagon end-gate
Hayes, Eugenie K., Galva, III. Kotating grain-meter
Hayes, (Jeorge, New York, N. Y. Metallic lathing
Metallic lathing .
Metallic lathing .
Metallic lathing
(Reissue) .
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y. Metallic lathing
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, (jrcorge B. (See Henderson and Kenngott, assignors.)
Hayes, Hardy L., St. Joseph, Mo. Brick-kiln
Hayes, James. (See Fyfe. John C, assignor.)
Hayes, James P.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Folding bed
Hayes, John J., Flushing, N. Y. Method ot and apparatus for treating brewers' grains - -
Hayes, John J., Flushing, assignor to John J. Hayes Machine Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Press for veneers or other articles
Hayes, John "W., New Brunswick, N. J. Apparatus for the manufacture of gas
Hayes, John W., Jr., Chester, 111. "Wagon-box lifter
Hayes, Lemuel W., assignor of one-half to C. S. Paisler, New Bedford, Mass. Means for
suspending hose in towers
Hayes, Lewis S., Cortland, N. Y. Type- writer cabinet
Hayes, Lewis S., Cortland, N. Y. Type-writer cabinet -
Hayes, Lynn A., deceased, Bolivar, Mo.; M. C. Hayes, administratrix. Plume-fastener for
helmets
Hayes Manufacturing Company. (See Jarvis, Charles M., assignor.)
Hayes, Margaret C, administratrix. (See Hayes, Lynn A.)
Hayes, Milo E. (See Small, Robert H., assignor.)
Hayes, Rebecca H., Galveston, Tex. Cooking-stove
Hayes, Thomas A., Waterford, N. Y. Friction-clutch
Haytbrd, Arthur Gr. (See Hayford, Eugene and A. G.)
Hay ford, Eugene and A. G., Spokane, "Wash. Lifting or log jack
Haygood, John F., and J. H. Roach, near Watkinsville, Ga. Manure-pulverizer
Hayley, Hugh S., et al. (See Johnson, "William C, assignor.)
Hayn,'Friedrich W. N. E., assignorto Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Self-lubricating
contact-bar for electric railways
Haynes, Daniel, Sealy, Tex., assignor of one-half to E. "W. HUl, St. Louis, Mo. Cotton-
gin
Haynes. Irving S., New York, N. Y. Duplicating apparatus
Hays, Edward W., Vandiver, and E. A. Thuston, Avondale, Ala. Tire-tightener
Hays, Elijah, "Warsaw, Ind. Nutlock
Hays, Elijah, "Warsaw, Ind. Vehicle-brake
Hays, Elijah, "Warsaw, Ind. Car-coupling
Hay ward, Dallas B., Easton, Md. Electrical conductor
Hay ward, Eugene, Chicago, HI. Ironing-table
Hayward, Jacob L., Wadeville, N. C, and A. W. Robinson, Milwaukee, Wis. Amalgama-
tor
Hazard, Dexter, Marquette, Mich. Machine for sharpening saw-teeth
Hazard, Dexter, assignor of one-half to F. O. Clark, Marquette, Mich. Car-brake
Hazard, Dexter, assignor of one-half to F. O. Clark, Marquette, Mich. Saw-sharpening
machln
Hazard, Dexter, assignor of one-half to F. O. Clark, Marquette, Mich. Saw
Hazard, Dexter, assignor of one-half to F. O. Clark, Marquette, Mich. Converting recip-
rocatory into rotary motion
Hazard, Dexter, assignor of one-half to F. O. Clark, Marquette, Mich. Device for swaging
saw-teeth
Hazard, Frederick J. H., Toronto, Canada. Bath-tub
Hazard, Frederick J. H., Toronto, Canada. Pneumatic cash-carrier apparatus
Hazel ton , Norman N. , Lamoni,_Io wa. "Weather-strip .
Hazlehurst, Edward, Oldham, England. Bung-closure
Head, William W., Pleasant View, Tenn. Floor-scrubbing machine
Headen, Thomas B., Lawrence, Kans. Reversing- valve for engines
Heald, William. (See Riggs, George P., assignor.)
Healey, Charles, et al. (See Tisdale. Charles D., assignor.)
Healey, Edward, R. Wilbams, and E. Longmeyer, St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless boiler-fur-
Healey, Reuben H., London, England. Apparatus for drying matrices -
Healy, James J., Chicago, 111. Hand- truck
Heastings, Eleazer F. A., Avalon, Pa. Trolley-stand
Heaston, John, Kansas City, Mo. Baling-press
Heath, Alfred H., et al. (See Watson, Nelson M., assignor.)
Heath, Alfred R., Covington, Ind. Car-coupling
Heath, John M., Talbotton, Ga. Cash-register
Heath, Mark A., Providence, R. I. Bale-covering
Heath, Mary, New York, N. Y. Abdominal bandage
513,106
519,843
528,669
515,828
513,574
523,984
530,843
525,268
517,572
525,812
517,649
517,650
.519,952
521,237
521,498
521,499
11,448
516,.306
520,779
511,949
516,012
.515,680
530,770
530H15
521,956
521,957
521,213
521,410
519,951
525,706
519,629
Jan. 23
May 15
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 15
June 12
JMne 19
June 19
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
June 5
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
June 26
June 26
June 12
June 12
May 15
Sept. 11
May 8
530,416 Dec. 4
524,170
530,771
522,162
513,393
513,394
51.3,395
514.460
524,275
523,400
529,789
516,636
518,187
521,343
529,859
529,860
512,701
530,772
514,365
517,160
526,315
526,707
Aug. 7
Deo. 11
June 26
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
July 24
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
June 12
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
522,368 July 3
520,642 May 29
525,707 ' Sept. 11
522,057 ; June 26
512,294 ; Jan. 9
519,575 ' May 8
530,045 I Nov. 27
518,949 ' May 1
514,930 Feb. 20
2291
1594
267
158
3086
28
1335
2236
554
390
65
38
759
7
320
545
256 59,60
853 {]^^
I 195
389 :93, 94
391 ! 94
433
202
;312
I 313
313
595
218
6,7
88
451 P"^
*'"■ I ) 104
2805: {699
1227 nil
1768
860
1347
1348
2460
929
30
378
590
2157
2159
816
1165
1767
675
1253
146
518
518
192
277
433
156
301
591
349
1229
2509
2759
2760
2761
798
515
2118
2213, [i*
1494 356
147
82
672
673
673
205
120
532
1280
1064
2369
2371
16U
1231
659
2397
1725
62
324
249
567
567
387
C298
)299
167
565
C407
i408
16
328 84,85
2950 : 714
676 ; 157
2327 559
933 227
1159
2705
22
67
67
67
67
68
66
67
65
1145
1288
67 I 1672
66 I 189
279 67
650 69
6 67
1583 398 I 66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
143
Name, resideuce, ami iuvention.
Heath, Npd F. (See Free and Heatli.)
Heath Rail Joint Company. (See Caldwell, Edward P.. assipmor.)
Heath, Stephen A. D., Bii Rapids, Mich. Safety-rock for air brakes and signals
Heath, Walter A , assignor to himself, E. F. Braren, and R. Thilpott, Chicago, III. Valve
for air-compressors
Heath, William 15., etal. (See Watson, Xelson M., assignor.)
Heatherington, John H., Sbelton, Nebr. Grain-shoveling machine
Heatley, Ilerbeit. (See Von Uokern. William, assignor.)
Heaton, John S., Shelbyrille, Ky. Water-heater
Heaton. John S., assignor of one-half to W. A. McGrath and M. L. S. Buckener, Shelby-
ville, Ky. Car-coupling
Heaton Peninsular Button Fastener Company. (See Barber and Whitehead, assignors.)
Heaton, Robert. (See Haggaa and Heaton.)
Heaton, Kolla, Canton, Mo. Post-driver ^
No.
Heaton, Ryan, Howell's Depot. N. T. Felting-machine
Hebard, Cliarles E., Grand Rapids. Mich., assignor of one-fourth to H. C.Keith, Ehine-
lander. Wis. Electric uterine Ifattery
Hebard, Newton, Amenia, assignor of one-half to C. M. Dennison, Brooklyn, N. Y. En-
velope and stationery case ,
Hebb, William, Cambridge, Vt. Cleaning-machine
Hebbard. Albeit H. and C. C, assignors of one-third to W. H. Rankin, Elizabeth, N. J.^
FI ving-target trap '
Hebbard, Charles C. (See Hebbard, Albert H. and C. C.)
Hebblethwaite, John H., Rock Falls, 111. Combined hammer and nail-puller
Hebblethwaite, John H., assignor of one-half to J. W7ight, Rock Falls, 111. Nut-lock
Hebblewhit*. Thomas P., and F. Harvey, Buffalo, N. T. Polishing-mitt and dauber
Hebdon, William, Boston. Mass. Method of and machine lor finishing cloth
Heberling, John, Rochester, N. T. Looper for sewing-machines
Hebert, Henry B., New York, N. Y. Grinding-mill
Heckel, George. (.See Giinther, Franz, assignor.)
Heckert, William, Findlay, assignor of one-half to B. Butterworth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hot-
air heater ,
Heckert, William, and W. P. Rowland, Findlay, Ohio. Process of and apparatus for mak-
513,505
527,787
516,721
521,314
529,443
51(5,649
527,283
527,788
519,673
526,970
527,854
529,384
522,661
518,144
513,026
514.653
530,945
526,316
527,789
516,889
525,544
519,060
.524,141
520,595
514,829
523,891
530,340
522,369
525,206
525,076
519,501
513,612
520,263
528,876
Hege, Constantine A., Salem, N. C. Machine for hulling coffee or for other purposes 512,819
mg gas
Hedden, Aaron C, Ithaca, N. Y. Fruit picker
Hedderick, Edward and L., Pettit, Ind. Sawing-machlne
Hedderick, Leander. (See Hedderick, Edward and L.)
Heddy, Miller P., Hillburn, N. Y. Bottling-maehine
Hedge. Silas D., assignor to W. Cobb. Jr., Brockton, Mass. Kasp
Hedgeland, Frederick W., Chicago, HI. Machine for stringing pianos
Hedges, John W. (See Bundren and Hedges.)
Hedges, Samuel P., Greenport, N. Y. Dredger
Hedges, Samuel P., Greenport, N. Y. Dredger
Heene, George W., Brooklyn Village, assignor to Cleveland Time Register Company, Cleve-?
land, Ohio. Employ6's time-recorder 5
Heermans, Sylvanus. (See Thomson, William B., assignor.)
Heerwagen, Paul M., Little Rock, Ark. Decorating material
Heffner, George, Clifton, Ky. Low-pressure alarm
Heffner, .Tames, and A. E. Disher, New Weston, Ohio. Ice-tonga
Heffron, Isaac, Galveston. Tex. Grease-trap
Hefner-Alteneck. Fnediich von, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Electri-
cal registering device
Hetner-Alteneck, Friedrich von, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Carbon
switch
Heftier, John M. , Marietta, Tex. Gate
Date.
Hege, Constantine A., Salem, N. C. Machine for bulling coffee or for other purposes
Hege, Gustavns A. (See Krehbiel and Hege.)
Hegelein, John C, New York, N. Y. Photographic camera
Hegelein, John C New York, N. Y. Camera-shutter
Hegenscheidt. Wilhelm, Ratibor, Germany. Lock-hinge
Heggem, Charles O., assignor to Russell & Co., Massillon, Ohio. Piston-head for steam-
engines.
Heggem, Charles O., assignor to Russell & Co., Massillon, Ohio. Pneumatic shears
Heggem, Charles 0., assignor to Russell &(jo., Massillon, Ohio. Traction-engine
Hehsdorfer, Joseph, Newark, N. J . Meat-tendering machine
Heibling, Joseph, Paris, France. Making potash alum and alumina
Heidel, Gustavos, St. Louis, Mo. Gas-burner
Heidelberg, Samuel R., Palestine. Tex. Draw-bar for locomotives
Heid^ieck, Henry A.. St. Louis, Mo. Garbage-receptacle
Heil, Albrecht, Crumbach, Germany. Galvanic element
Heil, Charles E., Cleveland, Ohio. Sash-holder
Heil, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Treating metal castings
Heiland, Lawrence. (See Bronson and Heiland.)
Heilmann, Frederick W., Newark, N. J , assignor to J. F. Kitchell Manufacturing Com-
pany of New .Jersey. Satchel or bag frame
Heilmann, Frederick W., Newark, assignor to J. F. Kitchell Manufacturing Company,
Harrison, N. J. Bag-frame
Heilmann, Jean J., Belfort, France. Electrical propulsion of railway-cars
HeUmann, Jean J., Paris, France. Electric locomotion on railways
Heilmann, Richard, Stuttgart, Germany. Kiln for burning pottery, clay, &c
Heilmann, Rudolph, New Brunswick, N. J. Wall-paper machine
Heilrath, John, Sacramento, Cal. Buggy-top rest
Heim. Adam, a.ssignor of seven-sixteenths to G. W. Helm, Brownsville, Ind. Machine for}
attaching a<ldress-label3 \
512,881
524,142
524,143
529,171
514,621
527,790
529,490
525,077
521,712
520,309
512,375
525,103
523.892
517,695
515,222
514,890
522,832
519,674
527,244
523,469
527,976
525,545
512,295
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
June 12
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
May 8
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Nov. 20
.July 10
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Sept. 4
May 1
Aug. 7
May 29
Feb. 13
July 31
Dec. 4
July 3
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
May 8
Jan. 30
May 22
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
June 19
May 22
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
July 31
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
July 10
May 8
Oct. 9
July 24
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Montlily
volume.
2959
1833
1641
998
1670
1524
998
1316
493
1951
1549
831
1207
3641
1130
1513
1835
1913
384
728
441
390
235
397
C362
)363
242
441
315
121
(467
1468
370
207
303
898
282
C358
i359
408
441
452
93
197 46,47
302 71
2878
1420 359
2994 745
468 {"^
330
2147
1924
1014
3144
118
85
524
471
245
772
2329 565
650 155
C435
1838
5436
1954 {«f
302
304
1164
1080
1836
1757
1925
1703
2397
1062
11)73
2995
472
2049
1523
1138
1317
924
2250
2178
385
936
71, 72
72
280
270
441
417
[471
i 472
400
582
259
483
745
113
381
282
C316
\ 317
223
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Gazette.
69
67
69
144
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Heira, George W. (See Heim. Adam, assignor.)
Heim, Samuel S., New York, N. T. Railway switch and signal
Heim, Sebastian, Philadelphia, Pa. Connting-raachine
Heimann, .lean M., Sandfeld, nearDomap, Germany. Suspendable match-box
Heimann, Salomon, New York, N. Y. Electrode for arc lamps
Heimbaugh Charles C. Momence. 111. Boat
Heine, August, Silver Creek, N. Y. Dust-collector
Heinebach, Herman, Chicago, HI. Type-casting machine
Heinemann, Theodore "W. (See Bauer and Heineraann.)
Heinicke, Gustav, Berlin. Germany. Rotary motor
Heinrich. Charles, New York. N. Y. "Wrist-supporting hand-guide for pianos or organs .
Heinrich, Oswald, Mittelwalde, assignor of one-half to M., P., and S. Goldschmidt, Bres-
lau, Germany. Self- fastening box
Heintz, Michel, Detroit, Mich. Cash register and indicator
Heinze, George C. (See Leacock, David, assignor.)
Heinze, .John 0., Jr., Lynn, Mass. Automatic electrical boot-blacking machine
Heinzerling. Christian, rrankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Tawing hides
Heiser, William, Buffalo, N. Y. Elastic washer
Heisler, Charles L., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor of two-thirds to H. Kranz and H. Aletter,
Berlin. Canada. Boot-treeing machine
Heisler Electric Company. (See Smith. Walter E., assignor.)
Heisley, Lillian K., et al. (See Keller, Jacob, assignor.)
Heissenherger, John, Athol, Mass. Table
Heiz, Emil, Pater,son, N. J. Sand-box for cars
Helander, Alexander, Los Angeles, Cal. Hospital-bed
Held, August S., assignor to Stover Manufacturing Company, Preeport, HI. Spring-hinge
Held, Hugo, et al. (See Zanger, Theodor, assignor.)
Hellberg, William, Eargo, N.D. Watchcase-peudant and bow-fastenpr
Heller, Adolf, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Air-pump
Heller, Peter J., Montclair, N. J. Harrow
Hellings, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Tobacco-cutter
Hellman, Otto, el, al. (See Buckley, John P., assignor.)
Hellmich, Paul, Beuthen-on-theOrler, Germany. Boiler-feeder
Helm, Thomas W., assignor to Carter Machine Company, Danville, Ya. Machine fortreat-
ing heavily-sweetened tobacco-flUers
Helmer, James L., Rome, N. Y. Cheese-press
Helmer, William. (See Macksey and Helmer.)
Helmer, William. (See Macksey, Helmer, and Barton.)
Helmer, William. (See Tufts and Helmer.)
Helraers, Ludwig 0., assignor to Ichthyol-Gesell.schaft, Cordes, Hermanni & Company,
Hamburg, Germany. Purifying sulfur compounds of mineral oils
Helmholtz, Richard, Konigsberg, assignor to Locomotiv-Eabrik Krauss & Company, Actien-
Gesellschaft, Munich, Gerrnany. Locomotive running-gear
Helmholtz, Richard, Konigsberg, assignor to Locomotivfabrik Krauss & Company Aktien-
Gesellschaft, Munich, Germany. Locomotive
Helwig, William J. (See Rogers, George A., assignor.)
Heme, Claude, Bay City, Mich. Stovepipe-fastener
Hemert, Herman j. von, et al. (See Coleman and Sausaure, assignors.)
Hemingway, Henry W., London, England. Manufacturing oxide of iron
Hemingway, Henry W., London, England. Eurnace
Hemingway Manufacturing Company. (See Baxter and Stickney, assignors.)
Hemingway, Washington. (See Senior, Wood, Hughes, and Hemingway.)
Hem.ie, Charles, Annapolis, Md. Lamp-heater ,
Hemman, Richard C. (See Muslar, Nelson, assignor.)
Hemme, William, Michigan Valley, Kans. Swinging gate
Hemmer, Leopold P., Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany. Plastic material for replacing wood,
metal, stone, &c
Hemp, Lewis W. and W. H. , St. Louis, Mo. Minnow-bucket
Hemp, William H. (See Hemp, Lewis W. and W. H.)
Hemphill, James. (See Eawell and Hemphill.)
Hemphill, James, J. E. Wilcox, and J. Eawell, Pittsburg, Pa. Rolling-mill ,
Hemphill, Joshua D., Huntington, assignor to C. B. Ailing, Derby, Conn.
ting machine
Circular-knit-
Hemphill, Joshua D., Huntington, assignor to C. B. Ailing, Birmingham, Conn. Draw-
cam for stocking-knitting machines
Hempler, Henry H., Wasliington. D. C. Connecting-spring for eyeglass-frames
Hemsley, Alexander, Philadelphia, Pa. Photograph flash-lamp
Hemsley, Al exander, Philadelphia, Pa. Elash-light compound
Hemsteger, Ida M. , (Chicago, 111. Protector for blisters, poultices, &c
Henck, John B., Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical connector
Henck, John E. W., Bridgeport, Mich. Potato-digger
Hendee, Alonzo, Columbus, Ohio. Car-brake
Hendee, George W., et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Henderson, Adoniram J., Toronto, Canada. Cinder-sifter
Henderson, Albert H. (See Scott, Gordon J., assignor.)
Henderson, Alexander T., Detroit, Mich. Hot- water heating apparatus
Henderson-Ames Company. (See Bickerstaff, SamuelN., assignor.)
Henderson, Arthur J., London, England. Machine for breaking up road-cmsts
Henderson, David, assignor to himself, D. J. McKay, and J. C. Jenkins, Central City, Colo.
Machine for perforating sheet metal
Henderson, David S. (See Wilson, William S., assignor.)
Henderson, Edward E., Sanford, Ela. Wagon running-gear
Henderson, Erancis. (See Henderson, Henry, assignor.)
Henderson, Harry. (See Baynes and Henderson.)
Henderson, Henry, Buffalo, N. T., assignor to P. Henderson, Philadelphia, Pa. Nut-lock.
No.
521,611
530,224
531,185
517,042
520,823
523,652
517,340
518,145
519,675
530,225
520,049
527,977
528,162
524,851
512,193
516,013
529.444
522,342
515,334
.513,013
530,106
.'i27,978
528,540
519,709
525,898
525,601
^25,784
514,320
516,436
518,692
.513,079
513,680
522,662
516,052
520,824
523,470
525,207
516,722
516,723
515,146
525,899
528,515
525,546
526,078
512,442
512,376
521,344
520,677
513,708
524,203
529,734
Date.
Monthly
volume.
June 19
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
June 5
July . 24
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
May 8
Dec. 4
May 22
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
July 3
Eeb. 27
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
May 15
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Eeb. 6
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
July 10
Mar. 6
June 5
July 24
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Eeb. 20
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
June 12
May 29
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
522,502 July 3
1538
262
1944
2189
124
2553
2694
1208
1319
Official
Gazette.
360
65
462
518
^'^ i
610 (
303 I <
317 (
67
69
69
6G
67
265 '65,66 i
1934
2182
2506
1516
771
453
1671
286
2253
;474
[475
525
"370'
188
:i04
I 105
398
75
558
2169 517
52 14,15
2185 526
28
1385
1017
470
805
594
1153
2170
3261
3262
832
519
125
2253
2149
1643
1658
1923
1019
3117
387
1316
1200
1065
1066
3025
3316
403
2156
334
229
;112
I 113
94
305
290
260
249
732
819
96
Is
167
68
66 436
69 I 1225
69 j 449
69 651
67 j 824
68 j 1349
^8 i 1239
U6
68
67
66
658 168 68 129
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
145
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, resideuco, and invention.
Henderson, Henry, and L. J. Kenngott, assignors of one-third to O. B. Hayes, Buffalo,
K. Y. Pattern for casting pipe
Henderson, James. (See Van Everen and Henderson.)
Henderson, James P. (See Maudel and Henderson.)
Henderson, John H. (See Schiitz and Henderson.)
Henderson, John W., Philadelphia, Pa. Electric motor or dynamo-electric machine
Henderson, Norman 0., assignor to Eagle Manufacturing Company, Davenport, Iowa.
Ha\ -loader
Henderson, Robert, New York, N. Y. Advertising or other sign
Henderson, Thomas A., Bncyrus, Ohio. Locomotive-boiler
Henderson, William C. (See Henderson, William M. and W. C.)
Henderson, William M., Philadelphia, Pa. Steam-engine indicator
Hender.son, William M. and W. C, Phila<lelphia, Pa. Electric switch for railways
Henderson. William T. (See Kemp. Solomon M., assignor.)
Hendey, Henry J., assignor to Hendey Machine (Company, Torrington, Conn. Suspension
metal-ahapcr ■•
Hendey, Henry J., assignor to Hendey Machine Company, Torrington, Conn. Combina-
tion metal-shaper
Hendey Machine Company. (See Champlin, Amos F., assignor.)
Hendey Machine Company. (See Hendey, Henry J., a-ssignor.)
Hendey Machine Company. (See Norton, Wendell P., assignor.)
Hendrich, Robert. Chicago, Til. Unicycle
Hendrick, Joel H.. Springfield, and A. H. Fay, Chicojpee, assignors to Warwick Cycle
Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass. Brake tor velocipedes
Hendrick. William H., assignor to N. O. Nelson Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Table, .sink, &o
Hendricks, Arthur J., and S. For.sythe, Sterling Valley, N. Y. Grain-elevator
Hendricks, George B. (See Chollar, Benjamin F., as.signor.)
Hendricks, Samuel B., Jackson, Mich. Automatic band-cutter
Hendrickson, William P. (See Shidler and Hendrickson.)
Houdryx, Andrew B., New Haven, Conn. Duplex birdcage spring
Heneaiilt, Narcisse and T., Chicago, 111. Vegetable-slicer
Heueault. Theresia. (See Heneamt. Narcisse and T.)
Henley, Henry C, St. Louis, Mo. Hanser for electric lamps
Henley, Isaac H. , Straughn, Ind. Fodder- tying device
Henley, Micsyah C, Richmond, Ind. Lawn-mower ,
Henley, Mica.jah C, Richmond, Ind. Boiler-tube cleaner
Henley, Micajah C, and J. P. Fulgham; said Fulgham assignor to E. R. Falgham, Rich-
mond, Ind. Meter •.
Henley. William J., Syracuse, N. Y. Atljustable pattern for curvilinear designs
Henn, Edwin C, et al' (See Hakewessell, Reinhold, assignor.)
Henn. Edwin C. Bloomfield, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself, H. S. Fuller, N.
F. Miller, W. J. Gabb, and R. Hakewessell, Hartford, Conn. Screw-making machine . ..
Hennefeld, Albert, C. Dehner and C. H. Van Ness, Colorado Springs, Colo. Section-insu-
lator
Henneman. John, assignor of one-half to R. E. Stupe, Chicago, HI. Enamel for coating
sheet metal, &c
Hennessey, Thomas B. , St. Louis, Mo. Casket-trimming table ,
Hennessy, Thomas, Grand Forks, N. D. Gas-retort
Henni. Frederik. (See Storz, Sorg. and Henni.)
Henning, James. (See Kirby and Henning.)
Henning, Otto, assignor to Grusonwerk, Magdeburg -Buckau, Germany. Machine for
forming screw-threads
Henninger. David P., St. Joseph, Mo. Fence
Henretty. James, assignor of one-half to J. Niven, Staples, Minn. Thill-coupling
Henriod-Bachni, Charles E.. Bienne, Switzerland. Watchcase-turning machine
Henry, Addis M., White Sulphur Springs, Mont. Pen ,
Henry, Archie J., Watertown, N. Y. Time-check receiver
Henry, Arthur G. (See Funk. William R., assignor.)
Henry Disston &. Sons. (See (jantz, Charles W.', assignor.)
Henry Disston & Sons. (See Odgers, Matthew, assignor.)
Henry, Edward, Jacksonville, 111. Filter for tanks of street-sprinklers, water-tanks,
boilers, reservoirs, meters. &c
Henry, F. L. (See Miller, Hezekiah, assignor.)
Henry, George B.. Hartford. Conn. Secondary cell or battery
Henry, John C., Westfield, N. J. Motor-generator
Motor-armature
Overhead electric railway
Electric-railway-conductor support
Electric-motor truck
Henry, John C, Westfield, N. J.
Henry, John C, Westfield, N. J.
Henry, John C., Westfield, N. J.
Henry, John C, Westfield, N. J.
Henry, John C, Westfield, N. J. Electric-railway-car motor
Henry, John C, Westfield, N. J. Electric-railway car
Henry, John C, Westfield, N. J. Motor-generator
Henry, John C, New York, N. Y. Electric meter
Henry, John C, New York, N. Y. Electric motor
Henry, John S.. Manheim, Pa. Sash lock and support
Henry, Joseph W., We-stport, Mo. Seed-cleaner
Henry, Joseph W., Kansas City, Mo. Sparrow-trap
Henry Seymour Cutlery Company. (See Seymour, Henry T., assignor.)
Henry. Thomas. Jr.. Philadelphia. Pa. Cop-tube
Hensel, George F. , Philadelphia. Pa. Upholstery pendant or ornament
Hensel, Hermann, Jersey City, N. J. Automatic toy motor
Hensel, John A., Chicago, 111. Ceiling or wainscoting board
Hensel, Otto A., Pittsburg, assignor of one-fourth to H. Bowes, Allegheny, Pa.
hold or kitchen implement
Henshaw, Frederick V., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric starting-switch
Hentz, James W., Baltimore, Md. Letter-box
Hentz, James W., Baltimore, Md. Letter-box
Hentze, Joseph J., St. Louis, Mo. Coupling for bathing apparatus ,
10 PAT
House-
No.
516,97-2
517,105
515,773
530,226
515,223
528,226
514,850
517,612
517,613
520,678
526,317
517,005
530,267
511,641
528,721
521,540
522,836
525,417
518,670
51?,995
527,979
526,900
530,180
529,616
517,454
517,976
Date.
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 29
Sept. 18
Mar. 20
Deo. 4
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
June 19
July 10
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
May 1
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
2054
78
266
2049
2622
U60
316
319
3027
1731
2107
336
150
344
1414
1232
171
2137
94
2186
388
486
543
18,19
66
510
033
367
74,75
75,76
733
408
499
82
38
83
328
306
44
C534
)535
,22, 23
! 526
96, 97
45,46
467
531,530 i Dec. 25 I 2565
178
1963
n I
9.5 l^l
614
518,146 1 Apr. 10 1210 303
514,366 j Feb. 6 ' 661 167
528,670 ' Nov. 6 268 ^ 66
530,227 I Dec. 4 268 ,66, 67
519,953 May 15 1770 433
520,848 June 5 171 37
Official
Gazette.
526,922
517,455
512,820
516,807
516,808
519,115
.')20,780
521,651
524,823
524,852
513,264
518,033
517,456
512,702
513,184
529,445
521,370
515,956
517,521
530,268
518,404
516,890
516,891
514,321
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
May 1
June 5
June 19
Aug.
21
1467
Aug
21
1517
Jan.
23
2565
Apr.
10
1026
Apr.
3
72
Jan.
16
1612
Jan.
23
2420
427
71
1844
1776
1777
299
32
1600
105
15
436
419
420
71
7
C374 }
1 375 5
67
66
69
69
67
67
67
66
66
66
67
67
67
358
370
619
259
15
388
584
68
66
67
67
66
Nov. 20
June 12
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. i
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
1672 398
1104 260
349 83 ' 66
171 39 67
67
338
1682
1914
1916
596
83 69
452 66
452 I 66
151 ! 66
1842
1843
965
146
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hentzschel, Carl. (See Saner and Hentzschel.)
Henwood, John, Portsmoath, Va. Mining-machine
Hepburn, Lewis L., assignor to Marlin Fire Arms Company, New Haven, Conn. Detach-
ably securing barrels to stocks
Hepburn, Lewis L., assignor to Marlin Fire Arms Company, New Haven, Conn. Device
for attaching magazines to gun-barrels
Hepburn, Lewis L., assignor to Marlin Fire Arms Company, New Haven, Conn. Magazine-
gun.
Hepburn, Robert H., London, England. Candle-holder
Hepfer, Harry. (See Homing, Robert A., assignor.)
Hepp, Daniel, Chicago, HI. Rod or slat machine
Hepp, Daniel, Chicago, HI. Mortising-machine
Hepp, Daniel, Chicago, HI. "Workman's time-rgcorder
Heppe, Christopher J., et al. (See "Wuest, Philip, Jr., assignor.)
Heppe. Florence J., «<ai. (See Wuest, Philip, Jr., assignor.)
Heppell, Thomas, Birtley, J. Gr. and W. Patterson, Tynemouth, England. Machinery for
cutting coal, stone, or other hard substances
Hepworth, John W. (See Breaithwaite and Hepworth.)
Hepworth, Samuel S., Tonkers, assignorto E. S. Inuet, New York, N. T. Centrifugal ma^
chine for steaming sugar
Herbert, Charles A. (See Randall, Purdy M., assignor.)
Herbert, John J. , Chattanooga, Tenn. Knockdown box or crate
Herberts, Hermann, Schenectady, N. T. Electrical measuring-instrument
Herbkesmann, Fredrick "W., St. Louis, Mo. Nozzle
Herbolsheimer, Charles F. (See Ream and Herbolsheimer.)
Hercules Iron Works. (See Levey, Butler, and MacDonald, assignors.)
Herdman, Alfred, Ridgway, Pa. Receptacle for holding laundry articles
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind. Electric motor
Electric elevator
Elevator
Regulator for electric motors
Controlling device for electric motors
Controlling device for electric motors
Controlling device for electric motors
Electric-motor-controlling apparatus
Pump
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind. Electric-motor-propelled elevator
No.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Herdman, Frank B., IndianapoUs, Ind.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Herdman, Frank E., Indianapolis, Ind.
Elevator controlling device
Electric motor
Herdman, Frank E., Winnetka, HI.
Herdman, Frank E., Winnetka, HI.
Herdman, Frank E., Winnetka, HI., assignor to Premier Steel Company, of Indiana,
trie elevator. (Reissue) '.
Elec-)
527,791
518,950
525,739
528,905
516,330
514,750
516,014
520,310
529,790
514,264
514,367
526,487
528,431
513,575
519,116
519,117
519,118
519,120
519,121
519,122
519,123
519,124
530,618
530,619
519,119
530,773
11,408
Herdman, Frank E., Winnetka. 111. , assignor to Premier Steel Company, of Indiana. Elec-i
trically-operated elevator. (Reissue) ;
Heredia, Guillermo, Mexico, Mexico. Device for tightening strings of musical instruments'
Hereth, Frank S., Chicago, HI. Machine for forming tablets
Herhold &. Sons, F. (See Hafgar, Magnus J., assignor.)
Heritage, Charles. (See Taylor and Heritage.)
Herman, Charles, Allegheny, Pa. Molding-machine
Herman, Christopher B. , assignor of one-half to J. W. Bradshaw, Indianapolis, Ind. Rail-
way-rail ioint
Herman, David M., Lewisberry, Pa. Shelf-hanger
Herman, Frank J., Norwalk, Ohio. Hub-attaching device
Herman, Frederick, Martinsville, Miss. Joint-plate and burr-holder
Herman, Peter, Norwalk, Ohio. Compensator for wire fences
Herman, Reinhold, Crafton, Pa. Rail-joint
Herman, Reinhold, (Jrafton, Pa. Distributing-board for electric circuits
Hermance, Albert D. (See Hermance, Richard M., assignor.)
Hermance, Albert D. (See Marsh and Hermance.)
Hermance, Richard M., Poughkeepsie, N. T., assignor of one-half to A. D. Hermance,
WilUamsport, Pa. Damper
Hermann, Edward A., St. Louis, Mo. Automatic electric signaling device for crossings . . .
Hermann, Edward A., St. Louis, Mo. Automatic electric signaling device
Hermes, John G., Mount Vernon, N. T. Non-condensing apparatus for steam-whistles . . .
Hernandez, JosS R., Havana, Cuba. Cigarette-wrapper nolder
Hernon, Stephen, Los Angeles, Cal. Stone-working machine
Hernsheim, Charles, New Orleans, La. Cigar-band
Hei'nsheim, Charles, New Orleans, La. Display-card
Hernsheim, Charles, New Orleans, La. Cigar-shaping machine
Hemz, Louis M., Philadelphia, Pa. Tarn-swift
Herr, Abraham S. (See Brickner and Herr.)
Herr, Harvey E., Dayton, Ohio, assignor to American Egg Case Company, Port Huron,;
Mich. Machine for making egg-fillers ;
Herr, Henry C, WilUamsville, N. T., assignor to American Egg Case Company, Port Hu-
ron, Mich. Egg-case I
Herr, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Bond for electrical conductors
11,409
521,286
527,980
528,295
523,837
529,791
529,683
515,224
529,649
514,224
522,370
Herran y Bolado, Jos6, Aguas Calientes, Mexico. Type- writing machine
Herrburger, Joseph, Paris, France. Piano-action
Herrick, Albert B., Schenectady, N. T., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston,
Mass. Dynamo-electric machine
Herrick, Albert B., Schenectady, N. T., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston,
Mass. Rheostat
Herrick, Albert B., Schenectady, N. T.. assignor to General Electric Company, of New
Tork. Bus-bar switch for central stations
Herrick, Albert D., Schenectady, N. T., assignor to General Electric Company, of New
Tork. Bus-bar insulating-support
522,521
518,525
524,548
527,000
521,026
513,969
527,687
527,688
I 527,689
j 516,015
I
1 529,172
1
1 529,173
! 521,238
' 524,816
520,989
520,781
.524,382
524,383
525,708
Date.
Oct. 23
May 1
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
May 22
Nov. 27
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
May 1
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
June 12
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
July 31
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
July 3
July 3
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
Oct. 2
June 5
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
June 12
Aug. 21
June 5
June 5
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Monthly
volume.
1298
456
2398
2245 535 69 1103
970
312
1233
2863
2742
590
1887
1008
538
485
3711
1660
1661
1663
457
1165
1171
860
1452
428
34
728
730
678
168
67
^66
500 123
168 I €6
488 { ' 68
719 69
i673
226
527
C662
^663
723
536
495
511
482
104
85
67
67
69
151
C248
i249
132
115
914
400
400
401
105
f??9 |(
776
1650
947
717
593
594
595
597
598
599
600
600
1408
1408
2041
2043
1382
449
565
J 281
282
203
C355
J 356
103
176
177
157
^68 I 863
69 I 101
67 I 1284
836
69 336
69 : 336
69 I 337
66 1537
878
69 i 879
67 j 1366
1 68 j 957
67 I 1274
67 1203
811
812
68 ' 1288
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
147
ITame, residence, and invention.
Henick, Austin T., Bradford, Pa. Temper-screw
Herrick, Stephen S., San Francisco, Cal. 'Water-closet for railway-cars
Heriing. ■William H., 'Wilkes-Barrfi, Pa. Coal-separator ,
Herrington, Ephraim, aaain;nor of one-balf to "W. H. Greenwood, Atlanta, Ga. Knife
Herrinston, Ephraim, assignor of two-thirds to A. F. Green and K. P. Horton, Atlanta, Ga.
Tricycle .
Herrinjjton, Ephraim, and R. I. Bntler, assignors to A. F. Green, K. P. Horton, and said
Herrington, Atlanta. Ga. Velocipede
Herriott, John W., Hubbell, Nebr. Twine-box
Hen-mann, Franz, Iserthal, Austria-Hnngary. Making artificial stones of small size for
tors, &c .
Herrmann, Heinrich, Lauften, GennanT. Nursing-bottle
Herachell, Allan. (See Armitage and Herschell.)
Herschell, George C. (See Armitage and Herschell.)
Hersey. Georiio H., Clifton, N.J. Tubalar and sectional boiler
Hersh, Edgar E., assignor to himself and H. E. Hersh, Allentown, Pa. Cycle-frame
Hersh, Elmer E., assignor of two-thirds to J. B. Torbert and C. A. Scott, Denver, Colo.
Electric cut-out
Hersh, Elmer E.. B. F. Woodward, and J. W. Pettee, Denver, Colo. Circuit-switch
Hersh, Harvev E. (See Hersh, Edgar E.. assignor.)
Hershberger, Daniel, Idaville, Ind. Artificial leg
Hershey, Benjamin H.. et al. (See "White, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Hershey, Daniel, and H. Buck, Mount Morris, 111. Wire fence
Hertel, Carl "W. A., Berlin, Gei-many. Galvanic battery
Herth, George J., and G. Bonenberger, Evansville, Ind. Mine trap-door ,
Hertb, George J. , and G. Bonenberger. Evansville, Ind. Mine trap-door
Hertzler, Levi, Mechanicsburg, Pa, Rotary bolt for flour
Hervien, Gaston. (See Vidal and Hervieu.)
Herweyer, Leonard, Vogel Centre, Mich. Barbed-wire fence
Herz. Richard, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Device tor closing bottles ,
Herzberg, Martin. (See Ulrioh, Bammann, and Herzberg.)
Herzberg, "Wilhelm, and O. "Weber, assignors to Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation,
Berlin, Germany. Blue dye
Herzig, Eniil. (See Thies and Herzig.)
Hesch, Philip M., Jr. (See "Wilson and Hesch.)
Hesel, John, St. Louis, Mo, Razor-strop composition
Heselwood, James, Leeds, England. "Washing-machine
Hesel wood, James, Leeds, England. "Washing-machine
Heskett, Harrison H., Minneapolis, Minn, Rosin-pad fornse on bows of stringed instruments
Hess, Christian, Steelton, Pa. Type- writing machine
Hess, Christian J., assignor to J. F. "Williamson, Minneapolis, Minn. Lever-handle for
walBe-irons
Hess, Frank W., Philadelphia, Pa. Valve ,
Hess, George "W. (See Kidd and Hess.)
Hess, Henry K., Syracuse, N. T. Storage-battery ,
Hess, Henry K.. Syracuse, N. T. Storage-battery ,
Hess, Jacob F., Massillon, Ohio. Pump
Hess, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Cutter or trimmer for wood, leather, &o ,
Hess, John A., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Holyoke Envelope Company, Holyoke, Mass.
Cutting-rolls
Hess, Joseph, Mifflintown, Pa. Tray-rocking machine
Hesse, Ernest, Hollywood, Minn. Band-cutter and feeder ,
Hesse. Florence, Frederick, Md. Puzzle ,
Hesse, Frank K,, assignor to Codman & Shnrtleff, Boston, Mass. Angle attachment for
dental handpieces
Hesse, Frank IC , assignor to Codman &. Shurtleff, Boston, Mass. Angle attachment for
dental handpieces
Hessels, Anthony, New York, N. T. Truss
Hetherington, Martin, assignor to J. "W. Steere & Son, Springfield, Mass. Organ ,
Hetterschied, "William, Grand Rapids, Mich. Knockdown base and column ,
Henser, Frederick "W., St. Louis, Mo. "Wood-turning machine
Hevner, Peter, Pliila<lelphia, Pa. Railway-track structure
Hewes, Henry M. (See Nason, Joseph H., assignor.)
Hewett, Gardner, New York, N. T. Depolarizer for voltaic cells
Hewett, (Jardner, New York, N. Y. Excitant for voltaic cells
Hewett. Gardner, assignor of fonr-fifths to "W. H. Longsdorf, New York, N. Y. Galvanic
battery
Hewett, Robert J.. St. Louis, Mo. Conduit railway-trolley
Hewett. Seth M. , Minneapolis, Minn. Hoisting and conveying appEfratus
Hewit, Isaac "W., Akron, Ohio. Track-cleaner and switch-thrower
Hewitt, Benjamin, and R. "Wootton, Birmingham, England. Machine for making shells,
tubes, &c
Hewitt, John C. (See Potter and Hewitt.)
Hewitt, Joseph F., Allegheny, Pa. Burner for burning gaseous fuel
Hewitt, Joseph F.. Allegheny, Pa. Fireplace-front
Hewitt, Peter C.. New York. N. Y. Process of and apparatus for making glue
Hewitt, PeterC, New York, N. Y. Purifying glue ,
Hewitt, Peter C, New York, N. Y. Drying-machine ,
Hewitt, "William, Brantford, Canada. Cultivator
Hewlett, Edward M., Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, of New
York. Doable-throw snap-switch .'. . .
Hewson, "William. (See Birtz, Norbert, assignor.)
Hey, George "W., Syracuse, N. Y. Electrical signal apparatus
Hey, George W., Syracuse, N. Y. Electrical apparatus
Hey, George "W., Syracuse. N. Y. Circuit-closer
Heyde, Carl von der, assignorto Telegram Cycle Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, "Wis.
Vehicle- wheel
No.
513,927
52,5,104
520,524
.527,491
.'523,638
515,428
518,504
527,059
527,284
513,045
529,861
526,227
518,188
514,225
.523,347
519,330
513,576
521,979
522,522
517,548
515,472
522,897
519,533
524,204
524,205
Date.
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
May 29
Oct. 16
July 24
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Jan. 16
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
July 24
May 8
Jan. 30
June 26
July 3
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
July 10
May 8
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
530,946 ! Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
3643 898
1975 ! 483
2758 668
1339 326
2530 635
2413
1853
634
998
2210
2.372
1.576
1282
431
2035
715
3089
2198
591
216
2475
1233
587
459
342
529
568
370
325
105
511
176
760
529
151
49
612
Odicial
Gazette.
66
68
67
66
67
66
67
66
67
1092 i 262
406 i 96
408 ! 97
1515 359
516,973 I Mar. 20 2056 486 | 66
429
690
717
67 I 1648
68 [ 116
67 I 43
66 1362
67 758
68 735
68 736
69 1521
528,634
521,027
525,017
.525,018
514,991
527,604
518,647
525,602
513,682
530,774
514,073
514,074
513,681
528,478
526,834
525,982
517,277
512,510
512,962
522,983
526,835
517,859
522,898
Nov. 6
June 5
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Dee. 11
Feb. 6 152
210
485
51
116
1808
69 684
67 1284
C441
J 442
1811 442
1671 ! 419
1525 I 370 69
68 i 1038
65 1201
2094 j 522 67
471 ! 113
3263 {802 ^
1237 299 69
36
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Oct 30
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
July 17
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
July 10
516,809 I Mar. 20
523,036
523,037
521,371
July 17
July 17
June 12
522,831 i July 10
526,228 j Sept. 18
513,185 Jan. 23
524,384
514.461
514,462
520,427
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
May 29
531,311 Dec. 25
36
802
66
154
3263
267 j 65 (
1151 [261 |,
2586 606
1311
2091
1393 348
268 65 69
726 I 18;{ 67
1234 I 306
1778 : 420
1487 370
1488 ' .■<70
1105 ! 260
1136 I
1577 370
584
585
2423
(584 J
J 585 5
66
731 177
<205 ?
) 206 ! {
798
80« {IS?,}'
2595 I 628 (
2178
521
1022
1023
1079
1657
148
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inveation.
Heyde, Edward, assignor to Wickes Brothers, East Saginaw, Mich. Steam steering appa-
ratus
Ko.
521,652
521,653
528,637
520,205
520,679
524,322
524,.323
522,294
518,405
511,842
526,443
521,793
530,046
526,444
531,312
Heyde, Edward, assignor to Wickes Brothers, East Saginaw, Mich. Slide-valre
H6 vdebrand und der L^sa, Ferdinand-Christoph von, assignor of one-half to G. Semier, Kew
York, N. T. Window
Heyden, F. von, Nachfolger. (See Seifert, Bruno K., assignor.)
Heyligenstaedt, Lonis P. K., Giessen, Germany. Machine for rolling casks
Heybnan, William T., Muncie, Ind. Buff- wheel
He'ymann, Bernhard, assignor to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer &. Co., Elberfeld,
Germany. Blue dye
Heymann, Bernhard, assignor to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld,
Germany. Blue dye
Heymann, Edward and F. W., Boston, Mass. Electrio-arclamp.
Heymann, Frank W. (See Heymann, Edward and F. W.)
Heymann, Max. (See Schasen, Gerhard, assignor.)
Heymanson, Benjamin, Boise City, Idaho. Bolt-socket
Heyn, Sabina, Omaha, Nebr. Knee-pi'otector
Heynen, Ernst, Barmen, Germany. Manufacture of metallic binding-clamps
Heys, John J., assignor of one-half to M. V. Bresnehan, Lynn, Mass. Sole-cutting ma-i
chine <,
Heys, .John J., Lynn, assignor to J. W. Brooks, trustee. Petersham, Mass. Heel-pressing?
machine 5
Hey singer, Isaac W. , Philadelphia, Pa. Holder for glass-cutting tools
Heysinger, Isaac W., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for holding and clamping papers, &c
Heywood Bros. & Co. (See Watkins, Edward G., assignor.)
Heywood, Charles H., Springfield, Mass., assignor to National Envelope Company, of New
Jersey. Envelope-machine j 516,810
Heywood, Charles H., Springfield, Mass., assignor to National Envelope Company, of New? ,-,(. pii
Jersey. Envelope-machine ". v ■'^"'°'^^
Heywood, Charles H., Springfield, Mass., assignor to National Envelope Company, of New? c,(. o^f,
Jersey. Elevator for envelope-machines Si "^"'°^~
Heywood, Charles H., Springfield, Mass., assignor to National Envelope Company, of New
Jersey. Envelope-machine ] 516,813
Heywood, Kobert, and J. H. Nunn, London, England. Tobacco-pouch 527,202
Heywood, Silas L. , Minneapolis, Minn. "Variable direction and speed device 530,588
Hiatt, Joseph P. , Richmond, Ind. Wire-fence machine ; 522, 899
I
Hibbard, George E., Chicago, 111. Valve for automatic fire-extinguishers
Hibbard, George E.. Chicago, 111. Sprinkler-head for automatic fire-extingaiahers
Hibbard, William W., assignor to Standard Electric Signal Company, Kochester, N. Y.\
Electric signaling apparatus .' S
Hibbard, William W., assignor to Standard Electric Signal Company, Rochester, N. Y.l
Electric si gnaling apparatus S j
Hibbard, William W., assignor to Standard Electric Signal Company, Rochester, N. Y.?
Differentiating apparatus for electric sign al systems $
Hibbard, William W., assignor to Standard Electric Signal Company, Rocnester, N. Y. I
Electric signal-box j
Hibbard, William W., assignor to Standard Electric Signal Company, Rochester, N. Y. i
Electric signal-box .'
Hibbert, Decatur H., Wallingford, Pa. House j
Hibbert, George, Gateshead-on-Tyne, England. Pulping and grinding machine
Hibbert, Henry, R. Fawcett, and J. Worthington, Preston, England. Tension device .
Hibbs, Samuel, York, Pa. Process of and apparatus for carbureting air
Hickethier. Charles, and J. Theemling, Union Hill, N. J. Window-guard
Hickman, Elijah, Red Bluff, Cal. Truck
Hickman, Francis, Bound Brook, N. J. Machine for grinding pulp-stock
Hickok, Franklin K., New York, N. Y. Blackboard
Hickok, John J. (See Wooldridge. Joseph F., assignor.)
Hickory Wheel Company. (See Elliott. Sterling, assignor.)
Hicks, Charles W. , Ashburn, Ga. Steam-generating appliance
Hicks. Horace D., assignor of one-half to Brown's Lumber Company, Whitefleld, N. H.
Adding-machino
Hicks, James J. , London, England. Photographic view-finder
Hicks, Michael, New York, N. Y. Gas-lamp
Hicks, Schuyler C. (See Rose, William E.. assignor.)
Hicks, Simeon J.. Englewood, HI. Confectionery -machine
Hicks, Thomas H., Detroit, Mich. Armature for dynamo-electri* machines or electric mo-
tors .
Hicks, Thomas H., Detroit, Mich. System of electrical conversion and distribution
Hicks, Thomas E., Detroit, Mich. Armature for dynamo-electric machines and making
531,119
531,120
523,120
523,121
523,122
523,123
523,124
531,032
,520,680
517,043
511.9.50
522,523
517,219
529,907
515,335
517,949
528.596
525,654
512,026
531,033
I 518,756
' 520,050
same 523,204
Hiering, Christian. (See Mergott and Hiering.)
Hiett, James W., and T. C. Cole, Jonesborough, Ark. Ironing-board.
Hiffner, Levi R., Grand Rapids, Mich. Corn-popper
Higbee, 0. J., et al. (See Proctor, Charles B., assignor.)
Higbie, Frances, Brooklyn. N. Y. Music-stand ,
Higbie, Garrit, Brooklyn, N. Y. Liquid-seal pail
Higgin, Henry, Newport. Ky. Window-screen
Higgins, Albert L., Bar Harbor, Me. Drinking-fountain for fowls
Higgins, Albert L., Bar Harbor, Me. Drinking-fountain for fowls
Higgins, Barton B. (See Hogg, Pranklyn S., assignor.)
Higgins, Campbell P., Roselle, N. J. Punching and forming machine .
Higgins, Campbell P., Roselle, N. J. Riveting-machine *. . . . 524,325 Aug. 14
Higgins, Campbell P., Roselle, N. J. Riveting-machine ". j 524,326 Aug. 14
522,058
519,404
514,751
531.313
514,654
516,600
516,637
521,858
Date.
Juhe 19
June 19
Nov. 6
May 22
May 29
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
July 3
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
June 26
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
July 10
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
July 17
July 17
July 17
July 17
July 17
Dec. 18
May 29
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
July 3
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
May 22
Oct. 30
June 26
May 8
Feb. 13
Deo. 25
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
June 26
1602
1603
213
2230
3028
605
606
206
1684
150
1983
1855
2707
1984
2179
1780
1782
1786
1789
853
921
1235
1820
1824
1631
1635
1641
1643
1647
1663
3030
2189
379
592
2496
2443
2254
876
130
562
497
1663
2295
1940
2582
2328
853
1301
2182
1131
1434
1496
1955
609
610
375
376
52
542
733
56
417
38
473
5443
)444
C650
?651
473
(521
J 522
Official
Gazette.
68
68
121 i }
.22 ij
69
421 ■ 66
{^V
:422
423
6G
66
423
226 I C9
;306 Uo
I 307 ; 5
; 432
433
(408
H09
(409
niu
411
69
t68
412
(394
i.395
733
518
88
152
■ 587
(586
i587
559
220
31,32
135
(117
i 118
395
570
475
624
559
(206
J 207
324
522
282
340
350
(471
H72
(146
) 147
5 147
I US
67
].
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
149
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Machine for spreading ends of headers or tubes.
Apparatus for intensifying the pressure of com-(
Game-board .
Higgins, Campbell P., New York, N. T.
Higgins. Campbell P., New York, N. Y.
pressed fluid
Higgins. Cliarlos H.. Elmwood Place, Ohio. Catchba.sin
Higgins, Cbarlos S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Coin-controlled soap-holder
Higgins, Frederick A., Wintlirop, Mass., assignor to J.W.York, Portland, Me.
Higgins, Le Roy L. (See Callahan. Harry A., assignor.)
Higgins, Oliver. Napoleon, Ohio. Magnetic telephone
Higgins. Pattillo, Beaumont, Tex. Means for propelling boats
Higgins, William W., Helena, Mont. Keel-ovon
Higginson, Henry C., Newbnrg, N. Y. Manufacture of plaster
High Presiure Fire-Main Company. (See Vinning, Mozart, assignor.)
Higham, Daniel, Boston. Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Higham Electric Com-
pany, Portland, Me. Regulator for continuous-current arc-light circuits
Higham, Daniel, Boston, M.ass,, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Higham Electric Com-
pany, Portland. Me. Regulator for continuous-current arc-light circuits
Higham, Daniel, Boston, Mass., assignor to Higham Electric Company, Portland, Me. Elec-
tric-arc-lighting system ^
Higham Electric Company. (See Higham, Daniel, assignor.)
Higley, Ehen N., Sumniefsworth, N. H., assignor to International Railway Tie Company,
New York, N. Y. Rail chair and tie
Highsmith, Lewis C, Canton. Tex. Tool for building wire fences
Hihn. Louis W., San .Tos6, Cal. Fruit-tree support
Hildebrand, Henry W. . Denver, Colo. Propelling mechanism for canal -boats
Hildenbrand, Pbilipp, Philadelphia. Pa. Apparatus for cooling and aerating liquors
Hilder, Charles F. London, England. Apparatus for distributing type
Hilder, Charles F., London, England. Type-setting machine
Hilder, Charles F., London England. Type-distributing apparatus
Hildreth. Fred. (See Burnham, Arthur M. and H. L., assignors.)
Hill, Andrew L., Decatur, 111. Hame-tng
Hill, Benjamin B.. Pliiladelphia. Pa. Combined printing and cutting stamp
Hill. Charles S.. Boston, and W. E. Bailey, Beverly, Mass.; said Bailey assignor to said
Hill. Heel-nailing machine '.
Hill, Charles W., ct al. (See Maley, Fredrick W., assignor.)
Hill, Chauncy H., Minneapolis, Minn. Band-cutter and feeder
.Hill, Christian C. (See Kingsland and Hill.)
Hill. Christian C. , assignor to Hill Machine Company, (/hicago. 111. Screw-machine
Hill, Ebene'.er, South Nor walk, Conn. Gas-forcing plant
Hill, Ebenezer, South Norwalk. Conn. Apparatus for dynamic refrigeration
Hill, Edgar A., et al. (See Hill, Edward A., assignor.)
Hill, Edward A., a.s,signor of two-thirds to J. L. Mallory and E. A. Hill, Chicago, 111.
Bracket for car-doors
Hill, Edwin A., assignor to Enochs Lumber and Manufacturing Company, Jackson, Miss.
Shaft-hanger '.
Hill, Elizabeth. (See Hill, Jonathan E. C, assignor.)
Hill, Frederick B., assignor to Hills Cold Storage Company, Limited, London, England.?
Refrigerating mach in e 5
HiU, George P; (See Brown and Hill.)
Hill, George P., Richmond, Ta. Darning or embroidering frame
Hill, George S. Bradford, assignor of one-half to J. H. Murray, Haverhill, Mass. Sewing-
machine for barring and tacking
Hill. Harry W., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to F. W. Roberts. Key West, Fla. Clutch
Hill, Harvey N., assignor of one-half to M. W. Bloomburg, Pontiac, Mich. Seam for metal
troughs or tanks
Hill. Henry, and A. L. Adams, London, England. Folding photographic camera
Hill, Herbert C. (See Weller, Franklin A., assignor.)
Hill, Ira M., Boston, Mass. -Safety attachment for elevators and elevator-gates
HiU, James, Keighley , and E. Smith, Nelson-in-Marsden, England. Pattern mechanism fori
looms (
Hill, James B., Bowling Green, Ohio. Traction ditching-machine
Hill. James F. (See Gwin, Andrew J., assignor.)
Hill, JoelE., Walnut Cove, N. C. Steam-cooker ■
Hill, John A., et al. (See Smith, Calvin A., assignor.)
Hill, John W.. Chicago, 111. Bag
Hill, John W., Chicago, and L. D. Benner, Peoria, HI. Method of and means for planting
Hill, Jonathan E. C, assignor to E. Hill. Cincinnati, Ohio. Lock-box for safes
Hill, -loseph P., Worcester. Mass. Clothes-drier
Hill, .Joseph S. (See Daugherty and Hill. )
Hill Machine Company. (See Hill. Cbri.stian C. assignor.)
Hill, Nicholas S., Jr., el al. (See Morton. James F., assignor.)
Hill, Oscar F.. Lowell, Mass. Draftsman's instrument
Hill. Robert W. (See Haynes. Daniel, a.ssignor.)
Hill. Roland, Meriden, Conn. Butter-dish
Hill, Stephen A. (See Black and Hill.)
Hill, TheronB. (See Burch, Ezra, assignor.)
Hill, Thomas R.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to United States Metallic Packing Company,
of Pennsylvania. Lubricator ,
Hill, Truman A., Mount Morris. N. Y. Changing-gear for grain-drill heads
Hill, Warren, Hartlord. Conn. Punch
Hill, Warren S., Hyde Park, Mass. Electric switch
Hill, Wilford A., Waltham, assignor of one-half to J. C. Miller. Melrose, Mass. Toy
Hill. Wilford A., assignor of two-thirds to E. E. Butman, Waltham, Mass., and G.W.Law-i
rence. Cromwell, Conn. Powder-folding machine (
Hill. William. (See Macgowan, Jantt. assignor.)
Hill. William, assignor to Morse, Williams &. Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Elevator appa-
ratus '.
Hill. William A., Saluda Old Town, S. C. Fly-trap.
Hill, William E., Kalamazoo, Mich. Direct-a'cting steam-engine
No.
524,324
527,981
.51.5.681
516,531
511.773
Date.
.52n.l74
.527,60.5
,528, K77
519,259
512,027
515,473
520,232
531,263
519.710
527,492
521,146
515,829
517,802
520,311
531,531
.527,747
525,078
.511,951
526,351
522.207
.512,703
515,585
527,792
524,549
524,249
519,258
529,491
516,269
525.459
531,416
528,878
526,036
523,790
525,147
513,323
529,492
516,050
516,331
531,186
519,125
513.506
529.266
520,990
518,813
530,107
529,908
527,426
512.108
513,107
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
May 1
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
May 22
Deo. 18
May 15
Oct. 16
June 5
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
May 22
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
July 3
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
May 1
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
July 31
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
007
2311
1323
50
1173
1.5-37
651
575
499
2477
2272
2089
1386
1340
696
158
643
2401
2566
1759
1927
380
17S1
38
1614
2653
1841
1010
473
574
1759
878
241
2361
653
1239
2809
2051
2644
1762
1527
971
Dec. 18 1945
May 1 329
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701
315
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282
370
156
140
118
613
553
500
334
326
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Gazette.
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424
472
83
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388
659
443
69
418
206
66
50 I 68
563 : 69
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156 1 69
500 j 08
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641 ; 66
419
363
230
462 i 69 1600
78 ; 67 601
Nov. 13
•June 5
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
1330
429
2392
54
Nov. 27 2445
728
320
103
591
15
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J 588
693
9U8
07 1275
67 I 480
69 1225
1142
Oct. 10 1230 302
Jan. 2 636 152
256
122
Jan. 23 2294 . 555 66 , 5>9
150
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
JTame, residence, and invention.
Wo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Steam log loader and turner ,
Log loader and turner ,
Check- valve
Log loading and turning machine
Log-unloader ;
Direct-acting steam-engine
Direct - acting steam-engine for reciprocating sa-W'
Hill, "William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hill, "William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hill, "William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hill, "William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hill, William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hill, "William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
HUl, William E., Kalamazoo, Mich.
mill-carriages
Hill, "William H., assignor of one-half to J". Piccioli, Denver, Colo. Grinding-mechanism ..
Hillard, Barry N., et al. (See "Ward, James A., assignor.)
Hille. Eriedrich J., Leipsic, Germany. Pen or pencil case
Hillebrand, Louis, assignor to Hillebrand & "Wolf, Philadelphia, Pa. Trunk-lock
Hillebrand & "Wolf. (See Hillebrand, Louis, assignor.)
Hillengass, Jacob, "Washington, D. C. Scaffold-clamp
Hiller, Louis C, assignor to Meriden Silver Plate (jompany, Meriden, Conn. Cheese or
orange holder
Hiller, Louis C, and "W. R. Mackay, assignors to Meriden Silver Plate Company, Meriden,
Conn. Cheese-holder
Hillhouse, Frank S.. Kalamazoo, Mich. Pocket guide and compass
Hilliard, John S., Philadelphia, Pa. Cash register and indicator
Hilliker. "William C, Columbus, Ohio. Kain- water cutoff
Hillis, William J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Game apparatus
Hillman, Joseph B. (See Thomas and Hillman.)
Hills Cold Storage Company. (See HiU, Frederick B., assignor.)
Hills, GamettL., "Washington, D. C. Mirror
Hills, Lorenzo, Pittsburg, Tex. Cattle-guard
Hills, Lorenzo, Pittsburg, Tex. (jattle-guard
Hills, "William "W. , St. Paul, Minn. A^ustable window-scaffold
Hillyer, Edgar C, Newport News, Ta. Can filling device
Hilton, Dawson B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Transom-lifter
Hilton, Dawson B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ketinning bath-tubs
Hime, JohnK., Sr., and "W. B. Cox, Savannah, Ga. Clamp device
Himelright, Henry, et al. (See Knauer, Cyrus A., assignor.)
Himes, Judson "W., Elma, assignor of one-half to J. "W. Anderson and D. Gillies, Chehalis
county, "Wash. Trace-hook
Himrod, Charles, Lancaster, Ohio. Embryotome
Himrod, Julia A. (See Himrod, "William, assignor.)
Himrod, William, assignor of one-half to J. A. Himrod, Erie, Pa. System of bookkeep-
Hinohliffe, William, Huntsville, Ala. Metallic drawing-rolls for fibrous material
Hlnchliffe, "William, Huntsville, Ala. Drawing-rolls for fibrous material
Hinchliffe, "William, Huntsville, Ala., assignor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale,
Mass. "Weft-fork for looms
Hinckley Brake Company. (See Hinckley, Howard, assignor.)
Hinckley, Hermon, "Williamsport, Pa. Bearing
Hinckley, Howard, assignor to Hinckley Brake Company, Trenton, N. J. Brake for rail-
way-cars
Hinckley, Howard, assignor to Hinckley Brake Company, Trenton, N. J. Slack-adjuster .
Hinckley, Jared G. (See Broom, "Whiteley, and Hinckley.)
Hindes, Stetson (}., San Francisco, Cal. Screw-propeller
Hindmarsh, Percy J., Marysville, Kans. "Wheeled toy
Hinds, Fred, Binghamton, N. T. Open fireplace-heater
Hinds, Jesse L., Syracuse, N". T. Electric switch
Hinds, Jesse L., assignor of one-half to Electric Engineering and Supply Company, Syra-
cuse, N. T. Electric switch
Hines, John H., Jr., Gloster, Miss. Necktie-holder
Hinkel, Adam, Offenbach, Germany. Lady's hand-bag
Hinkle, "William A., Forsyth, 111. Straw-stacker
Hinkley, Charles S. "W., San Antonio, Tex. "Uterus-battery
Hinkley, George M., assignor of one-half to Edward P. Allis Company, Milwaukee, "Wis.)
Peed mechanism for sawmill-carriages ]
Hinman, Alfred, Olympia, "Wash. Electric motor
Hinman, Charles E., Oxford, Nebr. Milk-can
Hinman, Charles "W., Boston, Mass. Gas-pressure gage
Hinman, Charles "W., Boston, Mass. (Jas-meter
Hinman, Orrin C. (See Carter and Hinman.)
Hinnant, Stephen H. (See English and Hinnant.)
Hinnershotz, Charles S., Beading, Pa. Carpenter's plane
Hinrichs, Christian "W., St. Louis, Mo. Drip-trough for refrigerators.
Hinrichs, Henry, et al. (See Proctor, Charles B., assignor.)
Hinrichs, "William, et al. (See "Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Hinshaw, Isaac N., Sheridan, Ind. Car-coupling
Hinson Car-Coupler Company. (See Eeagan, Paul M., assignor.)
Hinstin, Joseph, Paris, France. Furnace. (Reissue)
Hinstin, Joseph, Paris, France. Heating apparatus .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Hinton, Charles "W., Los Angeles, Cal.
Hinton, Charles "W., Los Angeles, Cal
Hinton, "WUliam, Hinton, "W. "7"a. Surveying-instrument-
Hirsch, Carl F., San Francisco, Cal. Gas-engine
Hirsch, Feodor, Steinway, N. T. Gas-engine .
Hirsch, Feodor, Steinway, N. Y. Gas-engine
Hirsch, Feodor, Steinway, assignor to himself, and E. M. Jerome, New York, N. Y.
for gas-engines
Igniter
514,463
514,550
516,532
523,070
526.624
530,341
531,532
527,748
523,812
513,461
520,051
521,613
521,612
512.882
528,541
520,484
516,789
516.092
510,307
525,900
514,464
527,982
512.028
526,836
525,655
529.328
523,348
521,882
527,553
527,554
513,928
515,336
527,749
531,034
524,500
522,900
525,208
512,614
511,889
528,879
526,037
518,843
520,206
515,429
520,782
512,109
513,786
523,349
514,226
525,901
515,830
11,420
529,072
515,864
517,950
524,591
526,837
522,712
530,523
518,717
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
July 17
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Oct. 10
July 31
Jan. 23
May 22
June 19
June 19
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
May 29
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
July 24
June 26
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
July 10
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
Apr. 24
May 22
Feb. 27
June 5
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
July 24
Feb. 6
Sept. 11
Mar. 6
May 22
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Oct. 2
July 10
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
819
956
1325
1532
2256
473
2567
1760
2853
2876
1942
1542
1541
1958
29
2694
1750
578
931
1020
820
2193
501
270
563
1438
2036
207
242
315
383
540
118
614
424
708
707
476
361
361
464
8
652
412
135
219
230
208
528
119
136
346
512
1993 I 481
1442 ! 351
1443 i 351
3644 ! 898
2255 559
1762
424
"65 [III
920
1238
2152
1460
278
655
1243
2430
2230
2414
37
637
3426
2037
432
227
307
C525
i526
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64
157
287
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542
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512
105
1021, {i;
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(618
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271 '65, 66
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1227
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical li8t of patentees — Coutinued.
151
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Hirsch, Feodor, Steinway, assignor to himself, and E. IT. Jerome, New York, N. Y. Appa-^
ratns for supplying jackets of gas-engines with water or other cooling liquids J
Hirsch, Ludwig.New' York, N. Y. Oiler for bicycles, &c
Hirschfeld. Henry A., Westfleld, Mass. Handle
Hirsohfold, Leo, assignor of one-half to .T. Stem and J. Saalberg, New York, N. Y. Mar)
chine for depositing confectionery into molds v
Hirsching. Henry, assignor of one-half to T. R. Ellerbeck, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Pre-
cipitating metal sulfide from hyposulfite solutions I
Hirschmann, Charles, New York, N. Y. Fisherman's appliance
Hirschmann, Josef, Linfleld, Pa. Tinning-machine
Hirsh, Morris M., et al. (See Schweizer, Adolph, assignor.)
Hirsh, Ralph, SjTacuso, N. Y. Refrigerator
Hirt, Charles F., Erie, Pa. Feed-water heater and cinder-consamer
Hirt, Louis J. (Soe Sergeant and Hirt.)
Hirt. Louis J., Boston, Mass. Valve
Hirt, Louis J., Somerville, Mass. Car- wheel
533,706
521,614
516,930
530,417
I 513,324
520,052
520,428
Date.
Hirt, Lonis J., Somerville, assignor to H.W. Peabody <fc Co., Boston, Mass. Fnel-economizer.
Hiser, Charles H.. et al. (See Hiser, Sherman N., assignor.)
Hiser, John J., assignor oif one-half to J. M. Colvin, Arcadia, La. Attachment for baling-
pre.sses
Hiser, Sherman X., Springfield, Ohio. Pedesftal for burial-caskets
Hiser, Sherman N., assignor of two-thirds to E. N. Lupfer and C. H. Hiser, Springfield,)
Ohio. Stretcher j
Hisey, Abraham. (See Cook, Adolphus H., assignor.)
Hisey, Charles S., Aurora, Ind. Gas-engine
Hisey, Charles S., Aurora, Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, 111. Shell-carrier block . .
Hisey, CJharles S., Aurora, Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, 111. Shell-carrier-actuat-)
ing mechanism for cartridge-loading machines 5
Hisey, Charles S., Aurora. Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, HI. Shell-feeding mech-
anism for cartridge-loading machines
Hisey, Charles S., Aurora, Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, HI. Shell-placer for car-
tridge-loading machines
Hisey, Charles S., Aurora, Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, HI. Powder or shot feed-
ing mechanism
Hisey. Charles S., Aurora, Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, HI. Revolving crimper for
cartridge-loading machines
Hisey, Charles S., Anrora, Ind., assignor to E. S. Rice, Chicago, HI. 'Wad-feeding mech-
anism
Hisey, Charles S., Aurora, Ind., and E. S. Rice, Chicago, HI.; said Hisey assignor to said)
Rice. Shell-carrier for cartridge-loading machines )
Hitch, David M., Laurel, Del. Dental articulator
Hitchcock, Edward B.. Newton, Mass. Dental mirror
Hitchcock, Franklin H., Great Bend, Kans. Car-coupling
Hitchcock, George A. (See Cunningham and Hitchcock.)
Hitchcock, John S., Oneida, N. Y. Scrnbbing-machine
Hitchon, Alfred, Accrington, England. Separator mechanism for ring-spinning frames
Hitchon, Edwin, Accrington, England. Spindle-support
Hitt, Adrian, Jersey City, N. J., assignor of five-eighths to H. G. Simon and I. J. Cobin,
New York, N. Y. Hose-coupling
Hitt, Samuel E., Rockford, III. Electrical measuring or indicating instrument
Hittle. Frank. (See Gressle, Theophilns E., assignor.)
Hitzl, Carl, Attersee, Austria-Hungary, assignor to himself, and S. Hochstadter, New York,
N. Y. Elevator
Hoadley, Joseph H., San Francisco. Cal. Rope-driving apparatus
Hoagland, Cornelius D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Combination brush and comb i
Hoagland, David, Norphlet, Ark. Rotary engine
Hoagland, Susan M., Hulbertson, N. Y. Cooking utensil
Hobart, Caleb E. P., Cherokee, Iowa. Planter
Hobart, Frank G., Beloit, Wis. Steam-engine
Hobbs, Alfred, Syracuse, N. Y. Wall-plaster
Hobbs, Clarence E.. Milwaukee. Wig. Swing
Hobbs, George P., Wheeling, W. Va. Axle.l
Hobbs, George P., and A. L. Edwards, Wheeling, W. Va. Wheel
Hobbs, Horace, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to A. W. JFriese, Milwaukee,
Wis. Ventiln ting- fan
Hobbs, James C. H., Salem, Nebr. Whiffletree '.'.'..'.'.
Hobbs, Riley P., Indianapolis, Tnd. Capsule- pin and capsule
Hobbs, Riley P., Indianapolis, Ind. (Capsule ,
Hobby, James S. (See Kinney and Hobbv.)
Hoblitzell, Frank W. (See Miller, Daniel L., assignor.)
Hobron, Charles B., Boeme, Tex. Neck-yoke
Hobson, Charles H., Mount Carmel, Pa. "Lamp-carrier for miners' caps
Hobson, Elbridge B.. et al. (See Gregorv. Nathan B., assignor.)
Hobson, James F.. New Antioch. Ohio. Burial-case
Hoch, Fred, Wan watosa Wis. CJable street-railway
Hoch. Frederick H., Valley Park, Mo. Brake for hay-frames
Hochhaus, Emily. (See Hochhans, John C, assignor.)
Hochhans, .John C, assignor to E. Hochhaus, St. Paul, Minn. Wall-cleaning compound .
Hochhansen, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ceiling fan-motor
515,312
525,209
524,023
512,883
.523,524
523,525
513,929
520,783
526,151
514,679
518,736
521,114
521,028
525,844
525,845
Hochhausen, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Automatic speed-regulator for electric motors.
Hochstadter, Sigmund. (See Hitzl, Carl, assignor.)
Hochstetler, Moses I., Sugar Creek Ohio Wire-tightener ,
Hocker, Mandeville E. (See Ingalls, Joseph A., assignor.)
Hocking, RichardP., Mayaguez Porto Rico. Coffee-drying apparatus
Hodel, Joseph A., Cumberland. Md. Chimnev-cowl
Hodge. Alexander C, Menasba. Wis Separable pulley
523,573
524,528
' 521,568
521,500
519,907
524,327
512,821
516,651
530,181
.510,954
519,331
July 31
June 19
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
May 22
May 29
May 15
July 24
Jan. 23
June 19
July 24
Apr. 24
July 3
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Dec. n
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
July 24
July 24
Jan. 30
June 5
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
June 5
June 5
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
July 24
Aug. 14
June 19
June 19
May 15
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
June 26
May 15
May
Monthly
volume.
1543
1986
592
2645
1943
2598
1387
2038
2500
1498
2255
2230
44
1461
1468
1233
2386
2389
2391
2392
2396
2397
2399
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^662
361
467
(147
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641
476
C628
)629
C3.34
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512
604
351
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(568
555
11
367
(358
i359
307
576
(576
J 577
577
578
579
579
580
(528
2194 !<.'i29
(530
805
2507
1400
1095
1171
2768
1215
156
SH02
2153
91
1959
2353
2354
3644
39
1443
1179
2269
644
487
929
931
2422
972
1463
1349
1698
613
1845
1529
186
200
606
326
265
287
664
296
36,37
546
526
20
^464
' 465
591
591
337
294
563
151
116
207
208
Official
Gazette.
J 68
67
60
^69
67
^67
68
66
67
67
68
66
[68
69
608
238
342
314
414
437
363
^364
68
67
5353 1 66
4G
69
67
1957 I ^^2 ^
1771 434 67
17 I 177 I 67
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896
690
152
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ko.
Date.
Monthly
Tolume.
M
Official
Gazette.
Hodge, Leonard M., San Jos6, Cal. Measuring-instrument
Hodge, Robert J. , Boston, Mass. Fish-trap
Hodge, William, and J. Pearson, Timaru, New Zealand. Split-link center -pin hook
Hodgena, James M., Greenwood, Ark. Tobacco-shelf
Hodgea, Addison S., Chelsea, assignor of one-half to A. H. Smith, Salem, Mass. Device for
casting sash-weights
Hodges, Clarence B., and J. C. "Wills, Detroit, Mich. Plug- valve
Hodges, Horace F., and D. J. Havenstrite, assignors to 0. B. Southard, trustee, Boston,
Mass. Method of and apparatus for distilling water
Hodges, Jesse B., assignor of one-half to J. P. Woods, Salem Ark. Composition for tan-
ning .
Hodges, John H., Adler, Ark. Water elevator and carrier
Hodges, Joaiah K., and T. C. Dickson, Cheyenne, Wyo. Combined kitchen-cabinet and
chum
Hub-protector
Hub-protector
Hodgkins, NelsonD., assignor of one-half to F. 0. Clark, Marquette, Mich,
for vehicles
Hodgkins, Nelson D., assignor of one-half to F. O. Clark, Marquette, Mich,
for wagons
Hodgkins, Thomas J. (See Finch and Hodgkins.)
Hodgkins, William C, Washington, D. C. Electric sash-balance
Hodkinson, Peter, Newark, N. J. Boiler-furnace
Hodgman, Walter E.. et al. (See Euemmler, Gustav A., assignor.)
Hodgson, Albert J., Palmyra, Wis., assignor of two-thirds to E. W. Dugan and B. Shin-
kle, Covington , Ky . Steam-boiler furnace ' .
Hodgson, Henry E. (See Copley and Hodgson.)
Hodgson, Isaac and M. A. , Chicago, HI. Geographical globe
Hodgson, Isaac and M. A., Chicago, HI. Geographical globe
Hodgson, John G. (See Leavitt and Hodgson.)
Hodgson, John G. (See Norton and Hodgson.)
Hodgson, John G. (See Norton, Hodgson, and Leavitt.)
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. Norton, Maywood, and O. W. Norton, Chicago, lU. Ma-
chine for flanging or hemming edges of tin plates, &c
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. Norton, Maywood, and O. W. Norton, Chicago, 111. Ma-
chine for rolling or crimping end seams of sheet-metal cans ,
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. Norton, Maywood, and 0. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Slde-
aeam-soldering machine
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. Norton, Maywood, and O. W. Norton, Chicago, lU. Ma-
chine for soldering cans
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. Norton, Maywood, and O. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Can-
soldering machine ,
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. Norton, Maywood, and O. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Can-
testing machine '.
Hodgson, Mary A. (See Hodgson, Isaac and M. A.)
Hodgson, Thomas A., Ottawa, Canada. Knob attachment
Hodshon, Ernest E. (See Snell, Charles M., assignor.)
Hodson, Henry M., Spiceland, Ind. Plant-setter
Hoe, Kobert, et al. (See Crowell, Luther C, assignor.)
Hoe, Kobert, et al. (See Eoesen, Oscar, assignor.)
Hoeft, Hermann W., La Crosse, Wis. Sprocket-wheel
Means for propelling boats
Violin-mute
Buckle
Clasp
Hoeft, Hermann W., La Crosse, Wis
Hoeft, Hermann W., LaGroase, Wia.
Hoeft, Hermann W., La Croase, Wia.
Hoeft, Hermann W., La Crosse, Wis.
Hoegh, Emil Ton. (See Goerz and Hoegh.)"
Hoehl, Frederick D. , Pittsburg, Pa. Alarm-clock ,
Hoell, Ole E. O., et al., executors. (See Syversen, Andreas.)
Hoekstra. Klaaa, Battle Creek, Mich. Life-saving apparatna . .
Hoenk, Peter, Pottadam, Minn. Eoof-gutter
Hoepfner, Carl, Gieaaen, Germany. Electrolytical apparatus -.
Hoeschen, Henry, Omaha, Nebr. Phonograph return-carriage.
Hoey, Michael J. , Columbus, Ohio. Draw-bar attachment
Hoey, William, Chicago, HI. Hoiating mechanism
Hoey, William, Grand Eapids, Mich. Hoisting mechanism
Hof bauer, Frank X., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Armature Bell Company, New-
ark, N. J. Electric-fan motor
Hof beck, Alphonse, Issy, France. Folding .joint for bars or rods
Hofe, Jolin G. von. New York, N. T. Metal-drilling attachment for fire-hose
Hofer, Josef, Sheboygan, Wis. Sled
Hoflfheins, Franklin G., assignor to M. Schall, York, Pa. Fertilizer-distributer
Hotf heina, Franklin G., assignor to M. Schall, York, Pa. Sulky-cultivator
Hoffman, Alvin S. (See Chaffee, Hoffman, and Green.)
Hoffman, Charles E. (See Foster and Hoffman.)
Hoffman, Herman, Byron, Cal. Fumigator
Hoffman, James, New York, N. Y. Undercoat-sleeve holder
Hoffman, Jeremiah M., Creaaona, Pa. Adjuatable window-shade support
Hoffman, Jeremiah M., Cressona, Pa. Combined window-cornice and curtain-support
Hoffman. Joseph, Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Maaa.
Press for molding plastic compounds
Hoffman, Joseph, Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Hoffman, Nettie S. (See Paine and Hoffman.)
Hoffman, Oliver B., Bloomsburg, Pa. Door-securer
Hoffman, Eobert, Pittsburg, Pa. Pneumatic tire -•
Hoffman, Samuel, assignor to Scarritt Furniture Company, St. Louis, Mo. Eeversible car-(
seat
Hoffman, Samuel V. (See Humphrey and Hoffman.)
Hoffman, William, Boston, Mass. Game-board
Hoffman, William, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Pressure-governor for fluids
Hofl'mann, Albert, and J. Brogan, Milwaukee, Wis. Bond-wire for electric conductors..
518,103
527,606
525,210
516,533
527,984
516,534
520,525
526,220
523,911
517,457
518,951
529,909
524,250
530,269
522,059
519,061
531,035
522,254
522,255
522,256
522,257
522,258
522,259
529,792
519,712
512,822
515,682
516,093
525,547
526,781
512,963
530,525
522,833
518,065
524,761
526,527
512,511
526,488
529,385
531,121
518,814
522,060
523,856
523,857
525,497
526,.573
518,737
530,270
516,814
523,663
525,418
520,643
531,122
i 519,041
' 521,315
\ 514,714
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
May 29
Sept. 18
July 31
Apr. 3
May 1
Nov. 27
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
June 36
May 1
Dec. 18
Hoffmann, Carl, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany.
Hoffmann, Carl, assignor to Siemens &. Halske, Berlin, Germany.
Electric-arc lamp j 518,719
Commutator | 520,264
July
July
July
July
July
July
Nov. 27
May 15
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Oct. 3
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
July 10
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
June 26
July 31
July 31
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
July 31
Sept. 4
May 29
Dec. 18
May 1
June 12
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
May 22
1144
1528
2155
1326
2202
1327
2759
1578
3029
73
24
2447
477
339
2329
203
1668
135
137
138
142
143
147
2248
1389
1847
2812
579
388
188
2091
807
1139
1087
1361
2108
1311
2052
1550
1825
2393
2330
2937
2938
297
2176
2270
341
1790
2591
173
2951
1827
168
1000
1234
2232
2331
371
526
316
530
316
668
75;i
16
7
588
112
83,84
559
47
396
32
33
33,34
34
35,36
36,37
536
335
437
701
135
94
44
<495
H96
201
282
274
C331
)332
502
C316
J 317
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370
433
591
560
732
732
73
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564
84
424
646
44
714
<433
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40
235
307
(555
J 556
566
67
69
68
66
69
66
67
68
68
67
67
69
67
67
69
68
68
68
68
68
69
67
69
225
311
1098
1715
451
1715
1108
1463
626
16
541
1142
748
1277
1672
575
1549
27
27
28
28
29
1104
825
376
66 1428
66 i 1560
68 1223
36
421
1379
231
215
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69 j 1577
67 480
67 i 1672
68 609
68 609
68 1207
68 I 1588
67 I 458
69 1278
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68 1182
1145
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■ 69
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I 67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
153
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hoffmann, Carl, Charlottenburg, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Appa-
ratus for putting electric motors info circuit ;-.-•■
Hoffmann, Carl, and E. Kichter, assignors to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. tTtillz-
ing electric motors for operating machinery
Hoflfinanu, Ernest G., New York, N. Y. Device for grinding twist-drills
Hoffmann, Henry, Minneapolis, Minn. Extensible ladder-tower
Hoffmann, Matliias M., Dubuque, Iowa. Burial-casket
Hoffmann, Meiuliard. and C. F. Daimler, Feehenheim, near Frankfort-on-the-Main, as-
signors to L. Cassella &. Co., Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Disa/.o dark-green dye. .
Hoffmann, Meinhard, and C. Krohn, Feehenheim, near Fr.ankfortonthe-Main, assignors
to L. Cassella &. Co., Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Biown azo dye
Hoffmann, Meinhard, and C. Krohn, Feehenheim, near Frank fort-on-tne-Main, assignors
to L. Cassella & Co. , Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Gray azo dye
Hoffmann, Otto. (See Kleiner, Bokmayer, and Hofftuann.)
Hofmann, Alves M., Chicago, 111. Process of and apparatus for preparing beer, ifec, in re-j
ceptacles for market j
Hofmann, Frederick "W. and P. C. A., Philadelphia, Pa. Fastening for preserve orfrnit jars
Hofmann, Philip C. A. (See Hofmann, Frederick "W. and P. C. A.) •
Hofmeyer, George A., assienor to R. Hofmeyer, New York, N. Y. Lubricator
Hofmo.yer, Rosalie. (See Hofmeyer. George A., assignor.)
Hogan, James T.. Jersey City, N. J., assignor to National Machine Company, Troy and
New York, N. Y. Feeding-mechanism for button hole sewing-machines
Hogan, James v., and D. McGrath, Cleveland, Ohio. Means for operating pumps
Hogan, John J. , Brooklyn, N. Y. "Water-tube boiler
Hogan, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hogan, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Steam-dome for boilers
Steam-separator for boiler-tubes
Hogan, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Boiler in vertical sections
Ho^an, Michael D., Bethesda, assignor of one-third to H. Claude, Annapolis, Md. "Waste-
oil purifier
Hogan, Thomas J., assignor to "Westinghouse Air Brake Company, Pittsburg Pa. Qaick-
action-valve mechanism for air-brakes
Hogan, "William K., Bradford, Pa. Reciprocating propeller for vessels
Hogarth, James, Kirkcaldy, Scotland. Mechanism for testing and recording properties of)
flour j
Hogbin, Elmer, Camden, N. J. Sectional horseshoe
Hoge, Harriet H.. Portland, Oreg. Vapor face-bath
Hogeboom, Levi S., Three Rivers, assignor to Knickerbocker Company, Jackson, Mich.
Dust-collector
Hogeland, Israel, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for forging tires
Hogg, Frank T., Brownsville, Pa. Cable-grip
Hogg, Franklyn S., New York, N. Y. Fender for tram-cars
Hogg, Franklyn S., assignor to himself and B. B. Higgins, New York, N. Y. Car-fender. .
Hogg, Raphael, Neustadt, Germany. Self-waiting table
Hoggson, Samuel H., assignor of one-half to "W. H. Stevenson, St. Louis, Mo. Electric bat-
No.
tery
Hoggson, Samuel H., assignor of one-half to "W. H. Stevenson, St. Louis, Mo. Stand, table,
or analogous article
Hogue, Charles P., Portland, Oreg. Carrier
Hogne, Lovren E., assignor of one-half to W. R. Field, Greenville, Pa. Injector
Hogue, Parker P., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to Automatic Injector Company, of Ohio
jector .
In-
Hohenstein, Hugo, New York, N. Y. Lamp-shade
Hohmann, Peter, Stapleton, N. Y. Life-preserver
Hoile, James T., Farmingdale, N. Y. Combination-lock
Hoke, Edward. Fort Recovery, assignorof one-half to E. Swigart, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Wall-
paper-border measurer and cutter
Hoke, Harry E., Jr. (See Hoke, Henry E., and H. E., Jr.)
Hoke, Henrv E., and H. E., Jr., Chambersburg, Pa. Car-door
Hoke, John I., South Bend, Ind. Pivoted tooth-bar
Hoke, John I., South Bend, Ind. Straddle-row wheel-cultivator
Hoke, "William E., St. Louis, Mo. Pantograph
Holbert. Clarence E.. St. Joseph, Mo. Sanding device for cars
Holbrook. John B., New York, N. Y. Folding ladder for sleeping-cars
Holden, Daniel L., assignor to K. M. Holden, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for manufac-
turing ice r
Holden, Daniel L., New York, N. Y., and L. "W. Serrell, Plainfield, N. J., assignors to K.
M. Holden. New York, N. "Y. Ice-making apparatus
Holden, David W., Gardiner, Oreg. Hook
Holden, Edward. (See Lones, Vernon, and Holden.)
Holden, Edward P., Chicago, 111. Can-seaming machine
Holden. Frank, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Dampingde-
vice for electrical measuring-instruments
Holden, George R. (See Ross, James J., assignor.)
Holden, John W. (See Skipper, James M., assignor.)
Holden, Kathryn M. (.See Holden, Daniel L.. assignor.)
Holden, Kathryn M. (See Holden and Serrell, assignors.)
Holden, Louis E., et al. (See Burton, Charles C. assignor.)
Holderness, Herbert L. (See Simmonite and Holderness.)
Holdfast Sole Stay Company. (See Coding, Edwin L., assignor.)
Holdridge, Charles A., Fenton, Mich. Oil-burner
Holehouse, Thomas. (See Morley and Holehouse.)
Holgate, George H. (See Vogt, "Wilhelm, assignor.)
Holihan, George T. (See Stewart, Robert A., assignor.)
HoHaday, Leonidas. (See Cotter. HoUadav, and Duncan.*
Holland. Charles E. (See Perry and Holland.)
Holland, Elias C, Austin, assignor to Union Special Sewing Machine Company, Chicago,
HI . End-cap for cylinder sewing-machines
526,810
513, ."iO?
521.615
526,318
524,762
514,599
514,931
516,203
531,314
523,206
515,586
526,393
525,148
520,882
520,883
520,884
520,885
513,787
519,908
516,535
529,175
519,453
527,758
530,642
518,815
513,014
518„571
523,526
519,630
520,429
520,430
528,775
515,683
527,493
524,825
514,680
513,325
Dat«.
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
June 19
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
July 17
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
Aug. 28
June 5
June 5
June 5
June 5
Jan. 30
May 15
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
May 8
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
July 24
May 8
May 29
May 29
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
526,038 I Sept. 18
522,061
518,603
519,631
514,992
517,044
519,184
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volume.
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770
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1878
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239
240
3427
1699
1328
1173
928
1778
1018
2395
2171
1965
2356
1254
56
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361
409
332
(522
•I 523
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659
446
501
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55
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428
249
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517
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591
301
2603 630
2604
447
2813
630
110
701
1341 i 327
1470 : 359
1180 ! 294
2646 642
1244
2332
June 26
Apr. 24 I 2014
May 8 [ 1255
Feb. 20 I 1672
Mar. 27 i 2191
May 1
439
288
560
500
302
419
519
108
530,526 : Dec. 11 I 808 201
530,527
518,452
522,414
518,245
517,341
619,909
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
July 3
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
810
1771
413
1400
2697
201
439
IC105
I J 106
350
633
66
67
68
68
66
66
May 15 1702 415
.67
67
67
67
I 66
1 69
07
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67
68
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68
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66
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69
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154
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Holland, George E. (See Furman and Holland.)
Holland, Henry P., San Francisco, Cal. Rotary engine
Holland, Henry P., San Francisco, Cal. Excavator and elevator
Holland, John P., Newark, N. J. Submarine torpedo-boat
Holland, Mary C. (See "Walton, John, assignor.)
Holland Radiator and Manufacturing Company. (See Holland, Timothy, assignor.)
Holland, Robert J., Nevada, Cal. Drill-chuck
Holland, Timothy, assignor to Holland Radiator and Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Radiator
Hollar, "William H., Philadelphia. Pa. Safe-lock
Holleman, Frederik A., Oiaterwijk, The Netherlands. Controlling and discharge valve fori
compressed-air brakes \
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Cocking
mechanism for breakdown guns -
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Shifting
mechanism for cocking-arras of breakdown guns
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. T. Fore-end
fastening for guns
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. T. Breakdown
gun ,
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Movable
cocking-shoulder for breakdown guns
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. X. Shifting
means for cooking-arms of breakdown guns
HoUenbeck, Frank A., assignor to Syracuse Arms Company, Syracuse, N. T. Shifting
means for cocking arras and hammers
Holler, Frank. (See Haug and Holler.)
Hollerith, Herman, "Washington , D. C. Electrical calculating system
Hollerith, Herman, "Washington, D. C. Tabulating system ,
Hollerith, Herman, "Washington, D. C. Tabulating system
Hollerith, Herman, "Washington, D. C. Machine for compiUng or tabulating statistics
Hollerith, Herman, "Washington, D. C. Machine for tabulating statistics
HoUiday, William, and T. F. Rawls, Barnett, Miss. Railway-switch and locomotive at-
tachment for operating same
HoUidge, George H. , Tacoma, "Wash . Bedclothes-holder
HoUiger, Daniel J., Canton, Ohio. Oil-can
HoUinger, Isaac K., Greenville, Ohio. Fence-wire tightener
HoUinger, Isaac K., Greenville, Ohio. Iron fence and gate
HoUingsworth, Alfred J., West New Brighton, and J. A. Weaver, New Tork, N. T. Fen-
der for street-rail way cars
HoUingsworth, Daniel H., Brooklyn, N. T. Shears
HoUingsworth, Jeptha G. , Kansas City, Mo. Forming tooth-crowns-
HoUingsworth, Jeptha G., Kansas City, Mo., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufactur-
ing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental tool
HoUingsworth, Loftus, Chicago, HI. Adjustable bearing for journals
HoUingsworth, William, and J. Korbel, San Francisco, Cal. Machine for stretching band-
saws ,
HoUis, Charles P., Boston, Mass. Music-turner
HoUis, Charles W. (See Ketton and HoUis.)
HoUis, Henry L., Chicago, 111. Removing tin from tin-plate scrap
HoUis, Rodoiphus W., Atlanta, Ga. Automatic rheostat ■-
HoUis, William. (See Ermold and HoUis.)
Hollister, Albert Cr., Hartford, Conn. Depth-gage
Holloway, Charles. (See Kelly and HoUoway.)
HoUoway, Charles T. (See Callaghan, William S., assignor.)
Holloway, J. K., et al. (See Snook, Frank M., assignor.)
Holm, John J., Madison, Wis. Combination trunk, bookcase, and writing-desk
Holman, Alfred, et al. (See Bailey, Richard G., assignor.)
Holman, Joseph W., assignor of one-third to 0. J. Price, Detroit, Mich. Button-separator.
Holman, WilUam A., Philadelphia, Pa. Easel-album
Holmes, Albro 0. (See Tanner, Allen J., assignor.)
Holmes, Allan, Dunedin, New Zealand. Landing-net
Holmes, Booth & Haydens. (See Hayden, Hiram W., assignor.)
Holmes, Britain. (See Holmes, Edward and B.)
Holmes, Daniel M., Arlington, N. J. Machine for molding confectionery
Holmes, Daniel M., Arlington, N. J. Machine for molding confectionery
Holmes, Daniel M., Arlington, N. J., assignor to J. R. "Van Derveer, New York, N. Y.?
Machine for forming articles of pastry or confectionery J
Holmes, Edward and B., Buffalo, N. Y. Device for directing hoops on barrels
Holmes, Frank D., et al. (See Jaeger, Winfield S., assignor.)
Holmes, George W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Carriage-brake
Holmes, Gilman D. (See Judson and Holmes.)
Holmes, Grant, Danville, 111. Steam-shovel
Holmes, Henry M., Ayer, Mass. Dinner-pail
Holmes, Jacob W., Okobojo, S. D. Car-coupling
Holmes, James, and K. Peterson, Jamestown, N. Y. Mortising-machine
Holmes, John, Newark, N. .J. Separable button
Holmes, John, Boston, Mass. Combination-undergarment
Holmes, John W. , Louisville, Ky. Collapsible core-barrel
Holmes, Nathan L., assignor to Acme Adjustable Pole Company, Racine, Wis. Carriage-
pole
Holmes, Philip H. , Gardiner, Me. Stopper for bottles, jars, &o
Holmes, Sarah E. , Needham. Mass. Knitted doll
Holmes, Thomas, Chicago, 111. Automatic sprinkler
Holmes, William A. B.. et al. (See Jaeger, Winfield S., assignor.)
Holmes, William W., Chicago, 111., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Servls Railroad Tie
Plate Company. Railway tie-plate
No.
521,541
521,883
522,177
519,454
511,843
518,453
527,855
519,126
520,959 I
522,594
523,527
523,813
524,144
524,145
518,604
518,885
518,886
526,129
.526,130
Date.
Jane 19
June 26
June 26
May 8
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
May 1
June 5
July 10
July 24
July 31
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
528,880 Nov. 6
528,432 1 Oct. 30
519,042 [ May 1
515,936 I Mar. 6
528,164 Oct. 30
525,902
521,526
523,472
527,690
526,131
529,551
520,207
511,774
531,617
526,105
529,793
527,394
513,108
524,943
Nov.
Nov.
Apr.
512,704 Jan.
528,722
528,723
518,454
Sept. 11
June 19
July 24
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
May 22
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
513,577
Jan. 30
519,955 May
531,533 Dec.
512.029 I Jan.
519,502 ( May
527,555 I Oct.
.529,493 Nov.
530,108 Dec.
524,826 Aug.
512,705 I Jan.
526,319 Sept.
512.030 i Jan.
514.465 Feb. 13 821
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volume.
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929
151
1771
1952
331
375
718
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2853
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306
2015
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2506
1402
1405
656
2976
170
318
2508
1022
1395
2260
1668
1408
1866
2231
51
2712
1361
2249
1178
2295
1664
345
347
1773
1616
3091
1772
2569
501
1015
1444
1764
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1618
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155
Alphabetical Hat of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invntion.
Holmes, 'William "W., Chicago, 111., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Sorvia Railroad Tie
Plate Company. Railway tie-plate
Holmes, William W.. Chicago, 111., as.sipnor, by mesne a.ssignments, to Servis Railroad Tie
Plate Company. Railway tie-plate and niakins same
Hobnes, William W., a.ssignor to C. F. Quincy, Chicago, 111. Shop-saw
Holmes, 'William W., assignor to C. F. Quincy, Chicago, 111. Shop-saw
Holmes, 'William 'W., assignor to Q. & C. Company, Chicago, 111. Guide-bracket and wedge
for sliding doors
Holmgren, Alfred, New York, N. Y.. assignor of two-thirds to J. Draper, "Wilmington,
Del., and J. IJarnes, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cylinder and valve for steam-motors
Holroyd, John, C. B. Hunt, and R. J. Johns, assignors to New Branston Two Reel Sewing?
Machine Company, Limited, London, England. Sewing-machine 5
Holsclaw, "Wilford H., assignor to B. F. Avery & Song, Louisville, Ky . Gang p]ow
HoUclaw, Wilford 11., assignor to B. F. Avery & Sons, Louisville, Ky. Cultivator
Holt, Frank, South Pittsburg, Tenn. Plumb-level
Holt, Frank, South Pittsburg, Tenn. Plumb-rule
Holt, Hosea E., Lexington. Mass. Combined chart-stand and easel
Holt, James H.. Fairtield Centre. Me. Coasting-sled
Holt. Jesse. (Spo Grindrod, .lohn T., assignor.)
Holt. Leopold, Frankfort-on-tho-Main, Germany. Pneumatic tire
Holt, Leopold, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Inflatiug-pump for inflating pneamatic
tires
Holt, Noah W., Manchester, Mich. Separating-machlne 513,613
Holt, Noah W., Manchester, Mich. Purifier and dust-collector 513,788
No.
514,466
514,467
525,2U
535,312
530,182
528,227
521,372
530,047
.530,844
519,570
525,213
512,471
529,494
513,639
515,474
Date.
Holt, Noah ^Y., Manchester, Mich. Separating materials of ditferent specific gravities
Holt &. "Willotts. (See Powell, John "W., assignor.)
floltmann, Charles, and N. Schmidt, Pittsburg, Pa. Device for preventing railway colUs-
Helton, "W. F., ft al. (See Rush, 'William S., assignor.)
Holtzliouser, Jacob, New Britain, Conn. 'Weighing-scale
Holyoke Envelope Company. (See Hess, John A., assignor.)
Holyoko Envelope Company. (See Teal, Charles A., assignor.)
Holyoke Machine Company. (See Ingram and Moore, assignors.)
Holz, Frederick, assignor to Cincinnati Milling Machine Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ing-machine
Holzbacb, William T., Niles, Ohio. Sheet-metal roofing
Holzbaner, Frederick, Detroit, Mich. Pocket-book holder
MiU-5
Hcilzle, Franz X. , Heidelberg, Germany. Rotating letter-press printing-machine
Holzman, Michael, et al. (See Darley, John W., Jr., assignor.)
Homan, Eugene, New York, N. Y. Coin-controlled machine for throwing dice
Homan, Eugene. New York, N. Y. Bicycle ,
Homan, Frank H., Patchogue, N. Y. Spring-seat
Homan, Frank H., Patchogue, N. Y. 'Wheel-fender and safety attachment for street-cars.
Homer, Arthur B., Galveston, Tex. Spool or bobbin holder
Homer, Chauncey S., assignor to M. T. Homer, 'Warren, Pa. Flexible cover for tables,
blinds, desks, &c
Homer, Joseph. Providence, R. I. Shoe-lace fastener
Homer, Mary T. (See Homer, Chauncey S., assignor.)
Homer Steel Fence Company. (See Van 'Wagoner, Charles H., assignor.)
Hone, Samuel C, St. Paul, Minn. Bicycle-lock
Honeycut, A. D. (.See Duggan, Nicholas S., assignor.)
Honsncle, 'William R., Boston, Mass. Artificial leg
Hood, Charles, Puyallup, "Wash. Spray-nozzle
Hood, Charles F., JPittsburg, Pa., assignor to Pittsburg Chemical Company, of Pennsylva-
nia. Extracting apparatus J
Hood, Charles L.. et al. (See Grieser, Henry, assignor.)
Hood, John, and S. H. Reynolds, Boston, Mass. Dental chair
Hood, Otis, Onset, Mass. Car-coupling.
Hoofnagle, 'William T., Baltimore, Md. TCack-driving machine
Hoogerzeil, Peter, Beverly. Mass. Steam or baking pan
Hook, Gilman, Harwich. Mass. Sprit for jibs
Hooker, James J., and B. 'W. Putnam, Cincinnati, Ohio. Twine-holder
Hooker, William C, Abingdon. 111. Gate
Hooker, William C, Abingdon, 111. Animal-trap
Hooker, William H., Jersey City, N. J. Apparatus for extracting grease from water of
condensation from steam-engines
Hookham. George. Birmingham. England. Manufacturing tiat zigzag springs
Hooper, Francis X., Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for drying printed or varnished paper
Hooper, George H., Hague, N. Y. Ore-concentrator
Hooper, George H., Hague, N. Y. Ore-concentrator
Hooper. George L. . Denver. Colo. Ore-sampler
Hooper, George W., assignor to J. S. Baker, Rochester, N. Y. Trolley for electric railways.
Hooper, Irvin G., Newark, N. J. Grain-drier
Hooper, Joaephns. Louisville. Ky. Converting cast-iron blanks into steel and the manu-
facture of cdjie tools therefrom
Hooper, Louis M.. Rutherford, N. J., assignor to J. L. Mott Iron 'Works, New York, N. Y.
Closet- pull attachment .•..
Hooper, Mary P. C, New York, N. Y. Work-holder .'.
Hoopes, Clement R.. Osrontz, Pa. Burglar-alarm
Hoope-s, Frank G., Baltimore, Md. Barrel-machine ]...
Hope, John, Providence, R.I. Pantograph roll or plate
Hope- Jones, Robert, Birkenhead, England. Organ
525,048
522,757
527,427
513,683
511,775
520,431
519,956
512,031
529,267
519,792
522,115
516,332
520,526
515,684
525,953
.519.503
516,931
530,893
518,887
:m,9i>i
527,985
512,615
522,524
520,312
515,430
528,671
.516,738
.527,856
512,377
524,592
524,593
.523,664
518,952
522,985
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Ang. 28
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
June 12
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
May 8
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
July 10
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
May 29
May 15
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
May 15
June 26
Mar. 13
May 29
Feb. 27
Sept. 11
May 8
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
July 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
July 3
May 22
Feb. 27
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Ang. 14
July 31
May 1
Jnly 17
522,595 I July 10
529,123
517,860
521,239
524,550
518,921
514,146
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
June 12
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Feb. 6 I
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
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824
2155
2157
187
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1107
2712
1337
1161
2159
1250
1765
3194
3146
3428
1872
1025
1232
3265
52
2605
1774
505
1337
1519
2421
972
2762
2815
1094
1018
1988
1418
2511
1394
2204
1463
593
2403
2415
1683
1954
1067
1068
1070
2593
25
1395
720
1074
727
861
1012
2565
272
208
C5
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208
526
520
527
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633
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^262
651
321
280-
.527
301
420
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613
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)773
(846
)847
(457
^458
(459
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69
>67
69
69
67
69
66
I 66
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254
302
C803
1804
13
630
C434
1435
C119
1120
320
370
(581
1582
230
668
701
249
246
467
337
621
348
531
353
1.52 I
584 '
598
66
399
469
260
264
(264
1265
646
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(348
1349
184 , 68
68
69
66
67
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67
66
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69
66
68
67
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183
I 203
I 249
634
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675
546
541
295
156
862
155
1366
863
513
905
156
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — iContinuea.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hope- Jones, Robert, Birkenhead .England. Organ .
Hopedale Machine Company. (See Ehoades and Draper, assignors.)
Hopedale Machine Screw Company. (See Roper, Charles F., assignor.)
Hopkins, Albert A., Brooklyn, assignor to himself and W. D. Wright, New York, N. Y.
Cigar-tip cutter
Hopkins, Charles S., Arlington, N. J., assignor to Electric Boiler Company, Rochester,;
K. Y. Boiler '
Hopkins, Francis A. (See Lawrence and Hopkins.)
Hopkins, George M., New York, N. Y. Turbine
Hopkins, Harvey A., et al. (See Page, Herbert S., assignor.)
Hopkins, Harvey L. (See Nunamaker, John W., assignor.)
Hopkins, James S. (See Gates, Caleb C . awignor.)
Hopkins, Marcus S., and C. H. Dickson, Washington, D. C; said Hopkins assignor to
said DicKson. Fluid-pressure regulator ,
Hopkins, Richard E., MoGaheysville, Va. Plow
Hopkins, Robert G., Somerville, assignor to Carter, Dinsmore & Co., Boston, Mass. Bot-
tle-stopper and ink-filler ,
Hopkins, Robert G., Somerville, assignor to Carter, Dinsmore & Co., Boston, Mass. Ma-
chine for reeling, measuring, and severing type- writer or other ribbons ,
Hopkins, Robert G., Somerville, assignor to Carter, Dinsmore & Co., Boston, Mass. Ma-i
chine for inking ribbons for type- writer machines ;
Hopkins, Robert G., Somerville, Mass., assignor to Carter, Dinsmore & Company, Boston,
Mass., and New York, N. Y. Ribbon-case for type- writing machines
Hopkins, Samuel C, TJ. S. Army. Combined cot and wardrobe
Hopkins, Thomas J. (See Eyre and Hopkins.)
Hopkins, William B., Washington. D. C. Lawn-tennis apparatus
Hopkins, William H., St. Louis, Mo. Portable umbrella-holder ,
Hopkins, William H., Albany, and G. B. Simons, Blalock, Oreg. Sliding gate
Hopkins, William J., and T. Stebbins, Boston, Mass., assignors to Thomson-Houston Elec-
tric Company, of Connecticut. Electiic-motor controller
Hopkins, William W., assignor to Standard Adding Machine Company, St. Louis, Mo.'
Adding, subtracting, and recording machine [
Hopkinson, Edward, Manchester, England. Electric locomotive
Hopkinson, Edward, Manchester, England. Electric crane
Hopkinson, John A. and J., Huddersheld, England. Guard for water-gages
Hopkinson, Joseph. (See Hopkinson, John A. and J.)
Hopkirk. James, San Francisco, Cal. Reversible driving-gear for cars
Hopler, Frank H., assignor to L. Barnes, Philadelphia, Pa. Bridge
Hopper, Henry S., Detroit, Mich. Hoop for barrels, &c
Hopper, William J., assignor of one-half to J. E. Robinson, McLeansborough, HI. Band-
cutter
Hopson, Douglas. (See Buit, Lemon O., assignor.)
Hopson, John, Jr., New London, assignor of one-half to Waterbury Clock Company, Wa-
terbnry. Conn. Finishing metals in imitation of faience
Horan, Patrick J. (See Flint, Joseph A., assignor.)
Horn &. Brannen Manufacturing Company. (See Horn, Herman, assignor.)
Horn, Christian, Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar-piercer
Horn, Eduard, Munich, Germany. Window-shade
Horn, Franklin S. (See Maagand Horn.)
Horn, George A. (See Horn, Henrietta, assignor.)
Horn, George A. (See Ricker, John W., assignor.)
Horn, Henrietta, assignor of one-half to G. A. Horn, Newark, N. Y. Adjustable pattern
for drafting garments
Horn, Herman, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Horn & Brannen Manufacturing Company,
of Pennsylvania. Electric-light fixture
Horn, Jacob M., and M. Mayer, New York, N. Y. Ankle-supporting shoe
Horn, James W., Arba, Ind. Detonating burglar-alarm
Horn, Marie, Berlin, Germany. Garment measuring and drafting apparatus
Hornljerger, John F. , Lawrenceburg, Ind. Device for steaming coffee, tea, &c
Hornburger, Curtis, assignor of one-half to M. F. Iriplett, Harrisonville, Mo. Apparatus
for retouching negatives
Home, George A., Syracuse, N. Y. Safety-sear
Home, George A., Syracuse, N. Y. Ejecting or cocking mechanism for breakdown guns. .
Home, Edward G., Elmore, Tex. Fumigator
Home, John H. (See Dillon. Peter, assignor.)
Home, John H., Lawrence. Mass. Roll-bar for pulp-engines
Horner, Scott, et al. (See Wise, Benjamin F.. assignor.)'
Hornig, Julius L., assignor of one-half to T. H. Wurmb, St. Louis, Mo. Conduit electric
railway
Homing, Robert A., assignor of one-half to H. Hepfer, Lanark, HI. Hobby-horse
Hornor, Charles A. (See Homor and Egan.)
Hornor, Edward C, Somerville, Tenn. Catamenial sack
Homor, Thomas M. and C. A., and T. L. Egan, Weston, W. Va. Hood for stoves ....
Hornsey, John W. (See Wright and Hornsey.)
Horovsky, Zdenko, Duquesne, Pa. Apparatus for the manufacture of tubing
Horr, Henry R.. and D. H. McFall, Red Lodge, Mont. Safety -envelope
Horrio, David, Kaukauna, Wis. Railway-frog
Horrie, David, Kaukauna, Wis. RaUway-frog
Horry, William S., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to W. F. Smith, Philadelphia, Pa.
Working arc lamps
Horsfall & Bickham. (See Senior, Wood, Hughes, and Hemingway, assignors.)
Horst, Emil C, Sacramento, Cal. Hop-trier
Horst, Samuel W. (See Sensenig, Aaron H., assignor.)
Horstmeier, John C, Baltimore, Md. Guard for sawmills
No.
522,209
519,332
519,285
521,713
526,320
525,762
515,587
524,088
524,276
530,307
517,458
523,912
520,053
512,296
520,784
517,383
522,834
522,835
519,957
529,268
518,648
523,281
521,115
530,342
523,858
518,246
514,622
530.343
522,371
530,947
525,019
530,308
522,372
520,596
.528,228
524,943
520,960
528,205
517,142
.520,113
514,003
529,910
518,11=9
519,577
528,776
523,401
513,789
525,603
Date.
July 3
May 8
May 1
June 19
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
July 31
May 22
Jan. 9
June 5
Mar. 27
July 10
July 10
May 15
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
July 17
June 5
Dec. 4
July 31
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
July 3
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
July 3
May 29
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
June 5
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
May 22
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
May 8
Nov. 6
July 24
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
719
621
1704
1736
764
200
516
406
75
3030
1944
938
40
2763
1139
1141
1775
1338
2095
1917
645
474
2940
1401
1081
476
331
1516
1813
408
332
2880
2626
1666
377
2586
2362
2050
45
2448
1284
1163
419
2121
3433
472
I 12
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150
151
400
410
177
659
44,45
(120
il21
102
16
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476
228
f651
1652
1653
1 654
282
283
435
321
523
482
733
351
270
118
85
359
442
102
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634
407
92
625
C557
5 558
501
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<589
(590
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280
(110
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847
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68 i 231
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67 i 428
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67
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67
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1239
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
157
Name, residence, and invimtion.
Horton, Charles H., 'Wellington, Ohio. Brick -machine
Horton, David D., "Waahington, D. C, assignor of one-half to H. Bishop, New Tork, N. T.
Rein-holder
Horton, Emmet, Dundee, N. T. Berry-harvester
Horton, Emmet, Dundee, N. Y., assignor of one-half to R. G. DuBois, Washington, D. C,
Basket -making machine
Horton, James A., Greenfield, Mass. Mailing-machine
Horton, James A., and S. M. Quest, New Castle, Pa. Stove
Horton, Peter D., assignor to W. H. H. Hussey and "W. H. Hntton, Oakland, Cal. Bubble-
blower .
Horton, Robert P., et al. (See Herrington, Ephraim, as.signor.)
Horton, Robert P., et al. (See Herrington and Butler, assi;;nors.)
Horton, Stephen A., Clarksville, Tex. Bit for well-drilling apparatus
Horton, Stephen A., Clarksville, Tex. "Well-drilling apparatus
Horton, Stephen A., Clarksville, Tex. "Well-drilling a))paratus
Horton, Stephen A., Clarksville, Tex. WeU-drilling apparatus. (Reissue)
Horton, "William J., Halifax, Canada. Fire-ladder apparatus
Horton, "William P., Jr. (See Jones, Ansel B., assignor.)
Horwitz, .Joseph D. (See Prader, Andrew, assignor.)
Horwitz, Moritz, Berlin, Germany. Burner for incandescent gas-lighting
Hosack, Thomas T.. Oil City, assignor of two-thirds to A. S. Service and S. K. Potter,
Sharon, Pa. Knife or sci.ssors sharpening device
Hoscbke, William H., Brooklyn, N. T. Damper attachment for Swiss music-boxes
Hoschke, "William H. , Brooklyn, N. T. Automatic musical instrument
Hosea, Jefferson. (See Davis, Jesse M., a.s.signor.)
Hosea, Lewis M. (See Anderson and Hosea.)
Hoselton, Clarence D., Drayton, N. D. Grain-separator
Hoshouer, Henry K., Canton. Ohio. Sulky attachment for plows .
Hoskins, H. C. et al. (See Nevill, "William B., assignor.)
Hoskins, "William, Chicago. 111. Luminous sign
Hoskins, William P., Birmingham, England. Bedstead
Hoskins, William P., Birmingham, England. Bedstead-frame
No.
5U,43B
523,769
520,054
530,048
.M9,l&5
515,147
Hossfeld, Otto, and P. Kiissner, Berlin, Germany. Bill- file
Hostler. John T.. Kalamazoo, Mich. Coupling device
Hotchkiss, Albert G., New York, N. T. Machine for forming wrappers or blanks of pa-)
per and metal foil j
Hotclikiss Ordnance Convpany. (See Parkhurst, Edward G., assignor.)
Hotchkiss, Seymour E., "Wallingford, Conn. Insect-powder distributer
Hott, William D., Loy 's Shop, N. C. Riding-plow
Hottes. John H., St. Louis. Mo. Sash-fastener
Hotz, Cbristoph. Chicago, 111. End-gate for wagons
Hotz, Eugen, Muhlhausen, Gennany. Cigar
Honck, Thomas J., assignor of one-half to J. F. Morrison, Baliimore, Md. Bnshing for
electric-arc lamps
Houck, Thomas J., and H. M. Browning, assignors of one-half to J. F. Morrison, Balti-
more, Md. Telegrai)hic instructor
Hough, Arthur, San Francisco, Cal. Seconday battery
Hough, Azel C, South Builer. N. T. Manual sales-recorder
Hough, .Johnston T.. Ruedi, Colo. Hay rake and shocker
Hough, Walter D.. and E. Z. Burns, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Electric radiator
Honghlaling, William, assignor to Ashcroft Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Attachment for steam-engine indicators
Houghton, Alfred, assignor of one-half to J. DeWitt, Seville, Ohio. Fruit-gatherer
Houghton. Charles L.. Northampton, assignor of one-half to J. L. Woodruff, Westfield,
Mass. Pocket package of toilet-paper
Houghton, Cyrus A. (See Moore, William J., assignor.)
Houghton, Henry S.. Northbridge, Mass. Grid for cotton-openers
Houghton, Thomas J. , Lancaster. Pa. Harness-saddle
Houghton, William, Paris, (Janada. Wrench
Honldsworth, Henry, .Jr.. Keighley, England. Wheelbarrow
Houle, Frank, Chicajo, 111. Try-square
Housatonic Manufacturing Company. (See Crandall and Russell, assignors.)
Honsatonic Manufacturing Company. (See Russell and Crandall, assignors.)
House, George, Sr., Rochester. N. Y. Sirup-cup for bottlers
Hou.se, Henry A., and Henry A.. Jr., Bridgeport, Conn., assignors of one-half to R. E. Sy-
mon, London, England. Tubulons steam-boiler
House, Henry A., and Henry A., Jr., Bridgeport, Conn., assignors of one-half to R. R. Sy-
raon, London, England. Burner for the combustion of gas or vapor for heating purposes!
House, Henrj- A., and Henry A., Jr., Bridgeport, Conn., assignors of one-half to R. R. Sy- i
mon, London, England. Keed-water and gas .supply regulator
House, Henry A., and Henry A.. Jr., Bridgeport, Conn., assignors of one-half to R. R. Sy-
mon, London, England. Lubricating device
House, Henry A. and Henry A., Jr., Bridgeport, Conn., assignors of one-half to R. R. Sy-
moh, London, England. Means for raisinji anchors
House, Henry A. and Henry A., Jr., East Cowes, assignors of one-half to R. R. Symon,
London, England. Anchor
House. James A.. Bridgeport. Conn., assignor to Lintner & Sporhorg, Gloversvilie, N. "Y.
Combined belt-punch, belt-cutter, and pliers
House, William D., et al. (See Warner, Daniel, a-ssignor.)
Household Boot and Shoe Stretcher Company. (See Howard, Edward J., assignor.)
Houseman, Harry A., Philadelphia, Pa. Stopping mechanism for circular-knitting ma-
chines
Houseman, Harry A., Philadelphia, Pa. Needle-actuating cam for knittiiig-macliines..."..
Houseman, Harry A., Philadelphia, Pa. Circular-knitting machine
Houseman, James D., Jr. (See Myhre. Chris, assignor.)
Houseman. James D., Jr., St. Louis. Mo. Garbage-receptacle
Houser, Charles E., et al. (See Nesbit. Joseph B.. assignor.)
Honser, Edgar W., and C. C. Decker, Svracuse, N. Y. Elevator
Honser, Edgar W., and C. C. Decker, Syracuse, N. Y. Elevator
517,118
517,459
519,405
526,708
11,446
528,126
530,775
522,373
531.036
531,037
529,911
516,536
529,073
SlS.Of^
513,685
528,947
515,337
516,932
519,471
517,923
524,146
514,076
515,774
523,893
515,709
512,823
530.993
524,439
513,109
517,006
526,574
520,055
530,271
513,396
514,993
529,912
530,894
529,735
521,164
.521,165
521,166
521,958
527,060
527,061
525,460
, 517,045
521,860
522,210
! 522,525
J
' 515,225
; 530,776
Date.
Aug. 14
Julv 31
May 22
Nov. 27
Mav 1
Fel). 20
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Mav 8
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
.July 3
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
May 8
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
July 31
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
May 22
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
June 12
June 12
June 12
June 26
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
June 26
July 3
July 3
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
2779
1946
2715
440
1924
2327
77
855
64
1780
2414
1238
337
1669
;201
I 202
C61
548
17
207
16
429
;591
I 592
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Gazette.
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300
69
87 68
396 1 69
1070|{f,«;|69
829
579
943
1194
623
1247
1937
17
716
15
359
496
1456
66
1549
1.549
2452 { 59? i } 69 1143
1329 317 66 1 1716
999
3268 804
3263 I 804
795 P^^
2258 1 559
1988 l^l
833
208
73
37
19
69
66
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847
749
749
967
830
308
158
80
2996 746
1 69 ; 811
66 : 1321
1 66 1855
67 735
67 174
68 1 718
66 884
66 1468
2853
1848
1594
827
2297
2109
2177
710
437
378
202
555
499
520
621
1948 j 477
343
2762
1674
2454
1421
2158
731
7.32
734
2160
635
636
242
84
673
420
591
337
1436
377
69 1535
68 830
66 530
66 I 1878
68 1589
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67 i 943
I
69 ' 1278
66 621
66 1202
69 1143
69 1489
515 69 1087
j
173 j 67 I 1343
173 67 1343
174 I 67 1343
518 j 67 ; 1641
154 69 134
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154 69 134
59 68 1195
219^ [520
1900 473
67 14
152
1 66 1910
67 1604
14
594
2051
1340
68
511 66 1269
300 I 69 1456
117
158
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Houston, AdelbertD., Brooklyn, N. T. Folding metal bed
Houston, Adelbert D., Brooklyn, N. T. Folding metal bed
Houston, Alexander M. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Iron-frame for fireproof partitions
Houston, C. P., et al. (See Crouch, Frank J., assignor.)
Houston, David H., Hunter, If . D Folding roll-holding camera
Houston, David H., Hunter, M. D. Eoll-hoiding photographic camera
Houston, Edwin J., Philadelphia, Pa. System of electric distribution and generation
Houston, Edwin J"., Philadelphia, Pa. Weather-protecting covering for electrical conduc-
tors -
Houston, Frederick F., Chicago, 111. Cabinet-maker's clamp
Houston, Frederick F., Chicago, HI. Cabinet-maker's clamp
Houston, "W". L., et al. (See Crouch, Frank J., assignor.)
Houze, Luke, Montpelier, Ind. Koasting and calcinino; kiln ,
Hover, Catharine C, Catskill, N. T. Frying-pan-handle rest
Hover, Elizabeth. (See Hovpr, "William, assignor.)
Hover, "William, assignor to E. Hover, Freeport, HI. Carpet-stretcher
Hovey, Henry J., Oak Park, HI. Circuit-closer
Hovey, Joseph, Florida, Ohio. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
How, "Woodbury S., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Dental forceps
How, Woodbury S., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Teeth-separator
How, Woodbury S., assigiior to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadel-
phia. Pa. Dental abrading or cutting tool
How, Woodbury S., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Dental bite-plate
Howard, Anson M., New Haven, Conn., assignor to Khoads Sash Balance Company, San
Francisco, Cal. Adiustable shaft
Howard, Anson M., New Haven, Conn., assignor to Khoads Sash Balance Company, San
Francisco, Cal. Sash-balance
Howard, Charles, NewTork, N. Y. "V^nlcanizing and drying wood
Howard, Charles, New Tork, N. T. Vulcanizing wood
Howard, Charles D., assignor to Howard Furnace Company, Syracuse, N. T. Heating-
furnace
Howard, Charles W., North Hector, N. T. Extension-ladder
Howard, Daisy D., Jacksonville, Fla. Letter-drier
Howard, David K. , Baltimore, "Md. "Wheel-guard for cars
Howard, Edward J., Boston, Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Household Boot
and Shoe Stretcher Company, Portland, Me. Last
Howard, Emmons, Westfield, Mass. Pipe-organ
Howard, Frank B., Montreal, Canada. Machine for compressing pulp
Howard Furnace Company. (See Howard, Charles D., assignor.)
Howard, George C, Philadelphia, Pa. Safetv device for elevators
Howard, Henry H. (See Gutterson, Frank E., assignor.)
Howard, Henry H., et al. (See Fenerbacher, Frank P., assignor.)
Howard, Henry J., Paris, 111. Sleigh-runner attachment
Howard, James, New Tork, N. T. Car-brake adjuster
Howard, James H. and W. S., Smithborough, Ga. Plow-clevis
Howard, James W., Denver, Colo. Ball-bearing
Howard, Jasper N., Wichita, Kans. Type- writing machine
Howard, Jasper N., Wichita, Kans. Saw-filing machine
Howard, John, Denver, Colo. Last ...^
Howard, John E., assignor to Cork Company, Limited, London, England. Machinery for
finishing, polishing, or surfacing corks
Howard, Joseph A., Aberdeen, Ohio. Churn
Howard, Leonard D.. St. Johnsbury. Tt. Power-hammer
Howard, Leslie E. , Watertown , N. Y. Engineer's brake- valve
Howard, Louis E., Plainfield, N. J. Electric-arc lamp
Howard, Octave P., Kockland. Me. Stone-dressing tool
Howard, Stephen C. (See Fulford, George A., assignor.)
Howard, Thomas J. W., Broad View, Tenn. Car-coupling
Howard , "William H. , Pueblo, Colo. Stirrin g-in or mixing device
Howard, William S. (See Howard, James H. and W. S.)
Howarth, William E. (See Keils, John, assignor.)
Howden, James, Glasgow. Scotland. Apparatus for heating air
Howe, Charles C, Westerly, assignor to Shannock Mica Company, Shannock, R. I. Grind-
ing-mill
Howe, Elmer P. (See Jacobson, John, assignor.)
Howe, Frank F., Marietta, Ohio. Telegraphic transmitter
Howe, Frant F. , Marietta, Ohio. Sounder
Howe, Frank H., Port Townsend, Wash. Machine for forming wires from metal disks or
plates -
Howe, Henry A., Albion, assignor to himself, and J. Norwood, Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety
attachment for street-cars
Howe, Henry A., Albion, assignor to himself and J. Norwood, Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety i
attachment for street-cars
Howe, Henry A., assignor to himself, J. Livingston, and A. H. Gross, New York, N. Y.
Spring-buffer for street-cars
Howe, John K., and J. Clark, Albany, N. Y. Engine for operating clutches or other devices
Howe, Patrick, assignor of five-sixths to I. Fenno, R. D. Goodwin, and C. M. Blake, Bos-
ton, and M. A. Tolman, administratrix, Newton and H. G. Hartshorne, Wakefield, Mass.
Cloth-cutting machine
Howe, RenaM., assignor to T. B. Howe, Scranton, Pa. Closure for bottles or jars
Howe, S. H. (See Rogers, Homer, assignor.)
Howe, Thomas B. (See Howe, Rena M., assignor.)
Howe, Thomas J. (See HartweU and Howe.)
Howe, Warren B., Chicago, HI. Water or grease proof material
Howe, Warren B., and F. B. Davidson, Chicago, HI. Paper box
Howe, William H., Watertown, Mass. Rod for violoncellos
Howe, William M., Austin, Minn. Cuff-holder ,
Howe, WiUiam R., Dayton, Ohio. Elastic-tread horseshoe
No.
Date.
518,996
518,997
525,903
May
May
Sept.
1
1
11
526,445
Sept.
25
526,446
Sept.
25
522,986
July
17
527,556
511,844
511,845
Oct.
Jan.
Jan,
16
2
2
519,063
528,100
May
Oct.
1
23
520,736
528,672
524,484
Mav
Nov.
Aug.
29
6
14
513,015
Jan.
16
513,016
Jan.
16
522,211
July
3
522,212
July
3
514,004
Feb.
6
514.005
520,565
520,597
528,479
531,534
517,803
515,289
528,296
515,957
513,017
519,844
521,794
515,079
512,964
526,013
513.110
527,332
525,323
530,845
525,214
513,326
523,937
520,991
513,509
516,159
529,617
518,455
527,986
524,635
531,188
526,230
515,588
520,233
527,203
530,994
520,598
518,953
524,024
.526,782
515,831
527,062
530,528
Feb. 6
May 29
May 39
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
96
97
1024
210
2403
473
<473
H74
340
39,40
49
580
2881 I 697
Oct.
30
Mar.
6
Jan.
16
May
15
June 26
Feb.
20
Jan.
16
Sept.
11
Jan.
iiX
Oct.
9
Aug.
28
Dec.
11
Aug.
28
Jan.
23
July
31
June
5
Jan.
30
Mar.
6
Nov.
20
Apr.
17
Oct.
23
Aug.
14
Dec.
18
Sept.
18
Feb.
27
May
22
Oct.
9
Dec.
18
May
29
May
1
Aug.
7
Oct.
2
Mar.
6
Oct.
9
Dec.
11
3062
2570
645
2166
2743
350
2174
1596
742
615
162
538
663
83
518
390
1858 444
1809 ^^
2096
1199
2299
1074
2337
\457
497
275
556
259
565
.121
527
642
768
430 1 103
2964 729
684 161
1964 467
1339
2160
2649
3085
1776
2206
1147
1950
1579
2658
2274
853
1595
2883
92
189
161
637
812
441
531
<281
)282
463
371
6.59
C553
^554
208
379
697
7
45
39
154
202
67
66
68
66 ! 863
67 \ 1122
67 j 1132
69 C22
69 1732
67 125
66 1293
68
67
69
679
69 36
66 ; 1483
69 134
69 I 1380
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
159
Name, residence, and invention.
Howell, David, Yonkers, X. Y. Hat
Howell, Edwin C, Boston, Mass. Game apparatus
Howell, Elizabeth E., Maryville, Mo. Garment-stay
Howell, Felix T., assignor to J. C. 'WUliams and W. J. Vann, Birmingham, Ala. Shipping-
crate
Howell, George B., assignor to McCambndge & Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa.
Water-closet reservoir
Howell, John L., Allegheny. I'a., assignor of two-thirds to A. Saylor and J. Kemmer. Ap-
paratus for generating and distributing heat
Howell, William E., Los Angeles, and W. H. Gilbert, San Francisco; said Howell assignor)
of part to C. L. Archer. North San Juan, Cal. Fruit-carrier j
Howells, David, et al. (See Hall, Charles W., assignor.)
Howells, Thomas G.. Waixen, Ohio. Lubricator
Howes, Alfred, Troy, X. Y. Awning-bliud hinge
Howes, Stephen, Jackson, Tenn. Bottle
Howland, AbielG., Christchurch, New Zealand. Two-wheeled vehicle
Howland, William H., Chicago, 111. Crushing and grinding machine
Hewlett, Henry J., tm.stee. (See Turck, Frederick M., assignor.)
Hewlett, Joseph W., Milton, Pa. Comb
Howson, James M. (See Smith and Howson.)
Hox, Albert, Crefeld, Germany. Means for preventing creasing of folded plush or other
fabrics.
Hoxsie, Charles A., Richmond, B. L Artificial fish-pond
fioxsie. Charles A., Richmond. R. I. Nursery-pond for fish culture
Hoy, Harman. (See Hoy, Louis E. and H.)
Hoy, Lonis E. and H., Silver Creek, Nebr. Car elevator and dumper
Hoyez, Irene, Stephen, Minn. Band-cutter
Hoyle, Ella L. D.. New Orleans. La. Batter-dropper ,
Hoyle, Mary E., (Chicago, 111. Lady's hand-bag
Hoyt, Adrian H.. Manchester, N. H., assignor to Whitney Electrical Instrument Company,
Saco, Me. Electric indicator ,
Hoyt, Adrian H., Penacook, N. H., assignor to Whitney Electrical Instrument Company,
Saco, Me. Magnet
Hoyt, Andrew J., Philadelphia, Pa. Pedal for crank-powers
Hoyt, Avery E., assignor to Gates Iron Works, Chicago, HI. Frame and hopper for gyra-
torj- stone-cnishers
Hoyt, Buckingham S., New York. N. Y. Fastening device
Hoyt, Charles N., Brooklyn, N. Y. Paper doll
Hoyt, Enoch R. R., BrootljTi, N. Y. Steam-boiler furnace ,
Hoyt, George E., San Francisco, Cal. Carbureting apparatus for gas or vapor engines
Hoyt, George E., San Francisco, Cal. Reversing and controlling gearing
Hoj-t, Irwin B., et al. (See Scott. Dennis M., assignor.)
Hoyt, TTpham A., Belfast, Me. Saah-fastener
Hoyt, William C, Hopkinton, -ssigiior of one-half to F. A. Piper, Concord, N. H. Gar-
ment-supporter
Hubash, Jo-seph, San Francisco, Cal. Combined ear piercer and ring
Hubbard, Albert 0., et al. (See Schairer, John J., assignor.)
Hubbard, Arthur E., et al. (See Blue, Charles E., assignor.)
Hubbard, Eber, Chicago, HI. Paper-pail-making machine
Hubbard, Eber, Chicago, HI., assignor to Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn.
Machine for molding spools or similar forms from pulp
Hubbard, Eber, Chicago, 111., a.ssignor to Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn.
Machine for dressing half-spools
Hubbard, Eber, Chicago, HI., assignor to Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Cono.j
Machine for taming spools j
Hubbard, Eber. Chicago, 111., assignor to Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Comi.
Press for making spools from fibrous pnlp
Hubbard, Joseph A., et al.. executors. (See Babcock, George H.)
Hubbard, Moses G., Jr. (See McGuire and Hubbard.)
Hubbard, Moses G., Chicago, 111. Railway-track
Hubbard, Walter, assignor to Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden, Conn.
Inkstand
Hubbard, William. (See Wheat. Augustus C, assignor.)
Hubbell, Charles J., Boston, Mass. Primary battery
Hubbell, Charles J., New York, N. Y., assignor to J. J. Darlington, trustee, Washington,
D. C. Primary battery
Hubbell, Marks., and T. H. Gilbert, Buffalo, N. Y. Garbage-wagon
Hubbell, Myron R. . Wolcott. Vt. Gravity door-closer
Hubbell, Myron R., and W. W. Cate, Wolcott. Vt. Rotary cylinder planer
Hubbell, Tliomas J., Santa Cruz, Cal. Combined sulky harrow and cultivator
Hubbell, Thomas J., Santa Cruz, Cal. Combined sulky harrow and cultivator
Hubbell, Vincent B., New York, N. Y. Constructing pool-balls
Hubbell. Vincent B., New York, N. Y. Manufacturing pool-balls
Hiibeler. Charles. (See Schiipple and Hiiboler.)
Huben, Gustavus A., Springfield, Ohio. Trolley-wire switch-plate
Huber, Ernest. (See Sachs and Huber.)
Huber, Ernest, and J. Sachs, New York, N. Y. Metallic powders
Huber, Sigmnnd V., Pittabnrg, Pa. Feed mechanism for rolling-mills
Huber, Sigmund V., Pittsburg, Pa. Rolling-mill
Hubinger Carroll Cash Register Company. (See Carroll, Thomas, assignor.)
Huch, Charles, Hoboken, N. J. Bottle-stopper
Huch, Charles, Hoboken, N. J. Bottle-stopper
Hucks, William. Jr., London, England. Apparatus for molding pats or blocks of butter
or other like plastic material
Hudders. Thomas J.. St. P.iul, Minn. Piston-rod packing
Huddleston, Albert F. (See (ireen, Casper T.. assignor.)
Hudgens. C. Dana. Kenton, Ohio. .Jail-door bolt
Hudgin. Emily M., Cincinnati. Ohio. Foldine basket
Hndnall, William, and L. D. Beary, Helena, Mont. Roller grindiog-mill
No.
528,777
529,913
528,9'J2
515,226
520,358
513,508
516,437
531,590
.')22,295
527,494
512,824
523,938
523,665
523,528
518,318
5)8,319
529,618
512,965
518,035
518,034
512,250
528,635
518,757
525,419
519,504
526,901
528,229
515,050
520,313
526,863
517,278
511,952
515,958
517,924
Date.
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
May 22
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
July 3
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
July 31
July 31
July 24
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
May 8
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
May 22
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
518,954 I May 1
521,468 I .June 19
524,680 Aug. 14
515.431 Feb. 27
518,036 Apr. 10
515.432 Feb. 27
530,485 Dec. 4
515,911 Mar. 6
527,495 Oct. 16
512,583 Jan. 9
512,110 ' Jan. 2
527,174 Oct. 9
522.791 July 10
522.792 July 10
1
528,101 I Oct. 23 3403
Monthly
volume.
522,415 July 3
526,447 Sept. 25
529,124 j Nov. 13
512,652 Jan. 9
516,488 Mar. 13
.526,902 Oct. 2
515,227 Feb. 20
511,776 Jan. 2
518,783 Apr. 24
518,955 May 1
EC
452
2455
786
2054
2485
2964
1154
2665
211
1343
1849
3088
2593
5359
1517
1520
1965
2096
1028
1027
858
211
2297
174
1019
389
2628
1770
2404
325
2587
382
353
832
27
1288
1216
2418
1029
2419
725
279
1343
1414
638
809
1075
1076
415
1992
1075
1534
1243
111
(591
)592
184
511
602
729
(276
i277
640
57
327
438
(768
J 759
646
592
380
380
468
497
260
259
207
51
570
44,45
247
97
C34
446
(584
1585
80
606
89
83,84
209
7,8
(300
1301
297
599
260
599
178
66
327
341
153
197
266
106
(474
)475
(259
^260
368
298
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Gazette.
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[69
69
67
66
1 66
69
68
69
66
68
67
07
69
66
67
67
67
68
67
69
69
66
?67
66
66
67
67
66
67
66
69
68
68
581 69
390 97,98
2055 512
53 I 13
2337 580
30 I 8
68
66
69
66
67
67
73
1270
13
471
542
160
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
K^ame, residence, and invention.
Hudson, Edmund. "Washington, B.C. Stereopticon
Hudson, Frank W. (See Murphy, John Z., assignor.)
Hudson, George E., and G. Sanderson, Scarborough, England. Apparatus for supplying
feed- water to boilers
Hudson, Gilbert L., Romeo. Mich. Hand corn-planter
Hudson, James A., Buena Yista, Colo. Order-case for telegraph-operators
Hudson, John H., Marshall, Tex. Type-writing machine
Huefiiier, Henry A., and L. Lash, Virginia, HI. Dust-arrester
Huether, Conrad, and J. E. Gross, South Bethlehem, Pa. Bottle-washer
Huettig, Hugo. (See Worden and Huettig.)
Huflf, Waller P. (See Jones and "Wetmore, assignors.)
Hugershoff, Eranz, Leipsic. Germany. Centrifugal testing-machine
Hugershoff, TP^illiam. New York. N. Y. Atomizer.
Hughes, Edward. (See Senior. Wood, Hughes, and Hemingway.)
Hughes, George. (See Ladd. Story B.. assignor.)
Hughes, Harry, Alliance, Nebr. Level
Hughes, Henry B., Schenectady, If. T., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston,
Mass. Portable planer
Hxighes, Henry C, London, England. Manufacture of stained -glass panels
Hughes, James R., London. England. Support for lights
Hughes, John M., Knoxville, Tenn. Churn attachment
Hughes, Louisa G., Cleveland. Ohio. Jelly-cooker
Hughes, Samuel, Charleston. S. C. Apparatus for treating phosphate rook
Hughes, Samuel, Lindsay, Canada. Ventilating railway-carriages . - ,
Hughes, Samuel, Lindsay, Canada. Ventilating railway-carriages
Hughes, William B., Philadelphia, Pa. Preparingcharges for and charging metallurgical
furnaces
Hughs, GeorgeW., Fort Worth, Tex. Wire-stretcher
Hughson. Beniamin F., Cold Spring. N. T. Car-ventilator
Huizer, Samuel L., The Hague, Netherlands. Adding-machine .
Hulbert, Alfred, Clear Lake, Iowa. Show-case
Hulbert, Milan H., New York, N. Y. Tool for making curves or other forms in Venetian
iron
Hulbert. Orrin L. (See Stoker, George W., assignor.)
Hulett, Elvira, Pawlet, Vt., assignor of one-half to J. W. Carver, Granville, N. Y. Egg-
tester -
Hnlett, George H. , Cleveland, Ohio. Drop-hottom-bucket mechanism
Hulett, George H., Cleveland, Ohio. Conveyer-carriage
Hulett, George H., assignor to JIcMyler Msinufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. De-
vice for anloading cars
Hulett. John E., et al. (See Sparham, Terence, assignor.)
Hull, Charles M. (See Hull, (jeorge M., assignor.)
Hull, Charles S., et al. (See Julian. Gideon, assignor.)
Hull, George M., assignor of ^iie-half to C. M. Hull, Kearney, Nebr.
Hull, (Jeorge M., assignor of one-half to C. M. Hull, Kearney, Nebr.
Hull, Hubert H. (See Powers. Daniel E., assignor.)
Hull, John H. (See Rich and Hull.)
Hull, Richard B., Milton Junction, Wis. Composition for exterminating Canada thistles. .
Hull, William, Souris, Canada. Combined drag-bar cultivator and drill
Hull, WilmotB., Wellington, Kans. Clevis
Hull, Wolcott A. (See Rockwell and Hull.)
HuUhorst, William G., assignor to Ransom & Randolph Company, Toledo, Ohio. Barber's
chi ■
Cut-oflf governor .
Rotary engine . . .
Hult, Carl A. and 0. W., Stockholm, Sweden. Can-opener
Hult, Oscar W. (See Hult, Carl A. and O. W.)
Hultgren, Hemming L.. Chicago, HI. Photographic vignetter
Humann, Anna. (See Rank, Erdmann, assignor.)
Humbarger, Lauren, near Columbia City, Ind. Apparatus for transplanting plants
Humberstone, Walter. London, England. Frozen- water alarm
Humbert, George E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Guard for slides of repeating- watches
Humbert, James H., assignor of two-thirds to I. N. Funkhouser and J. H. Wine, Waynes-
borough, Va. Coal-hod
Hume, Robert D. (See Gray and Mnrch, assignors.)
Hume, Robert D., Gold Beach, Oreg. Can-making machine
Hume, Robert D., Gold Beach, Oreg. Carrier for can-making machines
Humphrey, AlfredH., F. J., and H. S., Kalamazoo, Mich. Water-heater
Humphrey, Edgar A., Columbus, Pa. Wrench
Humphrey, Edgar A., Columbus. Pa. Wick-ad.inster for lamp-burners
Humphrey, Frederick J. (See Humphrey. Alfred H., F. J., and H. S.)
Humphrey, George C. (See Forrester, William H., assignor.)
Humphrey, Harry I., Birmingham, England. Child's carriage
Humphrey, Henry P., assignor to Lowell Oiler Company, Nashua, N. H. Lubricating de-
Humphrey, Herbert S. (See Humphrey, Alfred H., F. J., and H. S.)
Humphrey, .John B., et al. (See Scales. William S., assignor.)
Humphrey, Seth K., Omaha, Nebr. Windmill
Humphrey, Walter B., assignor of three-tenths to J. Bevau, Windsor, Conn
tion-lock
Humphrey, William F., and S. V. Hoffman, Boston, Mass. Tension device for towing-ca
Combina-
No.
518,104
514,468
516.5.37
.523,312
521,616
519,958
513,640
523,351
514,190
523,894
516,815
519,186
522,116
520,566
522.731
514,006
521,316
521,795
524,551
518.406
527,987
515,228
526,625
518,816
516,630
513,327
516,864
516,053
512,111
516,538
517,861
517,925
520,110
524,853
522,213
515,080
525,344
525,548
523,207
527,333
.528,673
529,269
523,071
514,752
527,692
522,117
517,748
bles.
Humphreys, Alfred N., Irwin. Pa. Cable-grip
Humphreys, George E. (See Fay and Humphreys.)
Humphreys, James W., Iroquois. HI. Ditching-machine
Humphreys, William J., Crozet. Va. Construction of legged articles
Humy, Paul R. D. d', Chicago, HI. Apparatus for electrolytically treating raw hides
Hiinefeld, Julius F. von, Dresden, Germany. Key attachment for locks
Hungerforri. Henry, West Haven, Conn. Fly-exterminator
Hunking, Charles D., New York, N. Y. Push-button
Hunleth, Frank J., et al. (See Giessler, William J., assignor.)
HuDsicker, William H. (See Wanamaker, Charles B., assignor.)
Hunstock, Robert H., Hannibal, Mo. Apparatus for making sirups
Date.
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
July 17
June 19
May 15
Jan. 30
July 24
Feb. 6
July 31
Mar. 20
May 1
June 26
May 29
July 10
Feb. 6
June 12
June 26
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 22
Aug. 21
July 3
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
July 17
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
July 17
Feb. 13
Monthly
volume.
Oct. 16 1673
June 26
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
May 29
Jan. 16
May 8
Feb. 0
Jan. 2
523,529 July 24
1145
825
1331
1971
1546
1777
3195
2040
359
288
209
317
496
362
C435
)436
783
512
86
2997 746
1792
444
2425
2831
424
109
582
683
966 I 241
49 I 12
"01 {lie
1859 j 445
1013 I 250
1685 ' 417
2207
2036
22-59
532
512
C540
i541
2396 1 592
1489
2650
1875
520
641
1332
729
835
2045
1518
69
1812
153
317
210
500
371
15
457
31 7
389 94,95
1792 450
1075
274
1340
1533
1302
2426
561
1672
260
67
,321
384
324
403
582
137
397
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66
68
67
[67
66
68
66
68
1817
67 623
67 ! 1690
67
68
66
1 67
67
68 863
67 341
69 : 452
66 1071
Us 1005
67 1 481
353
642
443
66
(121U
{l22 i
66
68
69
65
1599
17 ; 69
379 J 69
380 S^
643 154 66
1581
2605
1619
1205
433
383
377
630
389
291
105
89
66
67
66
66 I 123
66 i 1716
1157
68 1223
695
9o9
321
66 1116
69 338
67 ! 1690
67 109
15
1536
123
66 1780
67 1081
333
778
933
72
2360 i 592 ! 68 I 487
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
161
Name, residence, and invention.
Hnnt
Hunt.
Hunt,
Hunt,
Hnnt,
Hunt,
Hunt.
Hunt,
Hunt.
Hunt,
Hunt,
Hunt,
Hunt.
Alexander E. (See Femvick, Robert W., assignor.)
Charles B. (See Holro.wl, Hunt, nud Johns.)
Charles F., et al. (See Walker, William E., assignor.)
Charles W., We.st New Brishton, N. T
Charles W., West New Brighton, N. T.
Charles W., West New Brighton, N. Y.
Charles W., West New Brighton, N. T.
Charles W., West New Brighton, N, Y.
Charles W., We.st New Brighton, N. Y.
Charles W., West New Brighton, N. Y.
Charles W., West New Brighton, N. Y.
Daniel, Round Grove, Mo. Car-coupling
Edward P., assignor of one-half to J. Bloeser, Buffalo, N. Y. Flue-brush handle
Dredging or excavating apparatna .
Mean.s for setting up journal-boxes-
Excavating or dredging bucket
Excavating-bucket
Cable railway
Cable railway
Elevating apparatus
Lubricator
No.
519,825
512,826
512,827
512.828
.520,644
...' .522,713
.527,496
.529,125
512.194
531,039
Hunt, George G., Bristol, 111. Grain-binder
Hunt, George G., Bristol, assignor of one-half to Piano Manufacturing Company, Piano, HI.
Harvester
Hunt. Herberts., Pittsburg. Pa. Air-brake-rsgulating apparatus
Hnnt, James, assignor to TTniversal Food and Liquid Improving Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Method of and apparatus for extracting air from beer
Hunt, John, Carlton, Victoria. Protector for shafting ,
Hunt, John A., Binghamton, N. Y. Disk-operated game-machine.
Bi-
Hnnt, Jonathan A., assignor to Hnnt Manufacturing Company, Westborongh, Mass.
cycle tool-bag
Hunt Manuiactnring Company. (See Hnnt, Jonathan A., assignor.)
Hunt, Nathaniel F. T., Braintree, Mass. Valve-stopper for bottles
Hunt, Russell E., Boston, Mass. Making bags..: ;
Hunt. William E., Detroit. Mich. Head^rest
Hunter, David E., Cambridge, assignorof one-half to J. W.Clark, Boston, Mass. Drawer-
Hunter, Frank E., et al. (See Schairer, John J., assignor.)
Hunter. George B., Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. Apparatus for feeding plates or bars tOj
punching-machines. &c <
Hunter, George E.. Elgin, assignor to Elgin National Watch Company, Chicago, 111.!
Mechanism for loading watch-jewels j
Hunter, George E., Elgin, as.signor to Elgin National Watch Company, Chicago, 111. Fas-
tening for watch-dials
Hunter. George E., Elgin, assignor to Elgin National Watch Company, Chicago, HI. Dial-j
sinking machine j
Hunter, Harry C. et al. (See Cooper, Lonzo J., assignor.)
Hunter, Hugh. (See Crepar, Thomas M., assignor.)
Hunter, James B., Cato, N. Y. Fire apparatus
Hunter. James B., Cato, N. Y. Hose-reel
Hunter, James B., Cato, N. Y. Hose-roel
Hunter, James B., Bnifalo, N. Y. Fire-extingni.shiug apparatus
Hunter, Jesse R.. Griffin, Ga. Soed-]>lanter or fertilizer-distributer
Hunter, John, and J. Blankley, Philadelphia, Pa. Hame
Hunter, John F., and S. H. Lough, Seattle, Wash. Circuit-changer for electric signaling
svstems
Hunter, John K.. Owensborough, Ky. Snap-slide for sewing-machines
Hunter. John P., Boise City, assignor of one-half to T. Gracia, Quartzburg, Idaho. Lubri-
cator.
Hunter, Lytle J., et al. (See Cooper. Lonzo J., assignor.)
Hunter, Robert L., St. Paul, Minn. Electrical annunciator
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa. Photographic-printing frame
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa. Electric-railway turn-table
Hunter, Rudolph M., Pliiladelpliia, Pa. Cash-register
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa. Process of and apparatus for the manufacture of
iron or steel
Hunter, Rudolph M.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connectirut. Electrical transmission of power
Hunter. Rudolph M., Philadelphia. Pa., as.signor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Trolley-wire support
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa,, assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Electric.il mea.suring-instrnment
Hunter, Rudolph M.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Electric loconmtive
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Electrical measuring-instrument I . .
Hunter, Rudolph M.. Philadelphii!, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Electric-railway supply-circuit
Hunter. Rudolph M.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Conduit electric railway
Hunter. Rudolph M , Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
of Connecticut. Electrical transformer
Hunter. Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Thomson-Hous-
ton Electric Company. Boston. Mass. Electric-railway system
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Johnson Company, of Pennsylvania.
Apparatus for electric welding
Hunter, Rudolph M.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Johnson Company, of Pennsylvania.
Apparatus for electric welding "
Hunter, Rudolph M., Philadelphia. Pa., assignor to Arlington Manufacturing Company,
of New Jersey. Collar or cu(f
Hunter, Thomas G., Philadelphia, Pa. Removing tin from tin-scrap, &c
Hunter. Thomas G.. Philadelphia, Pa. Removing and recovering metal coatings from me-
tallic ba.ses
Hunter. Thomas G., Philadelphia, Pa. Removing and recovering metal coatings from me-
tallic bases
11 PAT
527,497
5-26,352
529,270
.517,161
516,489
517,046
516,724
515,879
515.121
522,563
526,014
512,829
520,681
523,913
527,988
513,265
.521,796
528, .597
513,266
511,890
514,368
,528,127
519,260
526,838
518,037
518,922
520,527
521,931
.528,943
514,228
514,229
514,932
517,162
520,111
I 520,361
522,374
524,025
528,778
523,313
520,359
520,360
Date.
520.825
511,846
529,862
529,863
Jan. Ifi
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
May 29
July 10
Oct'. 16
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
July 3
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
May 29
July 31
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
.Tune 26
Nov. 6
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
May 1
Oct. ' 2
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
May 29
June 26
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
May 22
May 22
July 3
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
July 17
May 22
May 22
June 5
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Monthly
vohiine.
1850
1852
1852
1851
29.52
918
1345
1079
773
1076
1347
1787
1341
2398
1243
2199
1659
229
1876
659
1200
1855
3030
3031
2208
2566
ISfiO
132
2567
280
663
2450
576
275
2565
2764
2097
787
434
437
1585
2401
2046
2494
338
93
453
1973
2486
2490
126
157
2373
2375
438
438
439
439
714
228
.328
2B0
188
397
(328
i329
424
321
565
298
C520
^521
393
54
471
168
275
5 439
)440
(733
i734
753
(532
) 533
619
445
32
620
64,65
168
140
67
(260
)261
(634
)635
669
504
184
105
106
398
566
500
603
87
20
111
496
6G3
603
27
40
568
568
Official
Gazette.
69
66
^69
67
162
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hunter, Thomas G., PMladelphia, Pa. Removing and recovering metal coatings from me-
tallic bases
Hunter, Wallace E., assignor to E. Friedlander, New York, ~S. Y. Beam-compass ,
Hunter, Walter J., Scottdale, Pa. Combined pen rack, stand, and case ,
Hunter, William. (See Day and Hunter.)
Hunting, Fred S., Port Wayne, Ind. Transformer
Huntington, George, et al. (See Nail, Frederick W., assignor.)
Huntington, Louis, Tahoe, Cal. Sash-balance
Hunton, Robert W., assignor to Pettee Machine Works, Newton, Mass. Machine for ap-
plying card-clothing to flats of carding-ensines
Huntress, John H., Janesville, Wis. Stovepipe attachment ,
Hunzinger, George, New York, N. Y. Game-table
Hupp, Frank S. (See Baldwin, Charles C, assignor.)
Hurd, Joseph W., Belvidere, 111. Bread or cake knife
Hurd, Oscar P., Binghamton, N. Y. Boot or shoe
Hurdle, Julian A., Jersey City, N. J. Pessary ,
Hurlburt, Horace, Leavenworth. Kans. Oar-propeller for boats
Hurlburt, Samuel W., Creston, Iowa. Window-screen
Hurlbut, Duane, Paterson, N. J. Air-ship
Hurlbnt, Fred G., assignor to Weeks & Hurlbut, Fond du Lac, Wis. Bicycle-stand .
Hurlbut, SethE., Chicago, 111. Box
Hurley, Andrew 0. , Jeannette, Pa. Glass-heating oven
Hurley, Jere, Ellsworth, Me. Thill-support
Hurley, John C. , Fairhaven, Wash. Car-coupling
Hurley, .Joseph M., assignor to W. F. Bryant, BuSfalo, N. Y. Mold
Hurry, Edward H., assignor to Standard Portland Cement Company, NewYork, N. Y.
Roller pulverizing-mill .
Hurst, Alexander, and J. I. Boyer, Reading, Pa. Faucet
Hurst, Beajamin, and L. Rosenberg, St. Louis, Mo. Collar-button ,
Hurst, Jakob. (See Rosenberg and Hurst.)
Hurst, James M., Lucretia, Va. Gate
Hurst, James O. (See Essex, Samuel P., assignor.)
Hurst, John C. F., Holton, Kans. Vehicle-brake
Hurt, Samuel F. (See Cochran, John, Jr., assignor.)
Hurtubise, Alexandre, Saginaw, Mich . Sleigh-nose .--. ,
Husberg, Nils G.K., Stockholm, Sweden. Steam-turbine
Huse, Harry P., C. S. Navy. Heating or ventilating device
Huser, Thomas. (See Byers, Edward N. and J. J., assignors.)
Husmann, John. (See Husmaun, Tobe and J.)
Husmann. Tobe and J., Scitcb Grove, Iowa. Device for attaching hay-loaders to wasons.
Huss, William C, Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Brunswick-Balke-
C^ollender Company, of Ohio. Combined arm-rest and guard for counters, bars, &c. (Re-
issue) .
Hiissener, Albert, Gelsenkirchen, Germany. Apparatus for use in sterilization of mate-
rials in bottles, jars, &c
Hussey, Albertus, Milford, assignor of one-half to O. A. Shepard, Brookline, Mass. Cut-
:-tool
ting-1
Hussey, Asahel H. (See Hussey, Nathan W. and A. H.)
Hussey, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Combined regulating incandescent lamp and socket.
Hussey, Curtis G., et al. (See Burton, Charles C, assignor.)
Hussey, Levi, New York, N. Y., assignor to Mining and Dredging Power Company, ofj
West Virginia. Steam vacuum-dredger \
Hussey, Levi, New York, N. Y., assignor to Mining and Dredging Power Company, of
West Virginia. Steam vacuum-dredge
Hussey, Levi, New York, N. Y., assignor to Mining and Dredging Power Company, of
West Virginia. Steam vacuum-dredge
Hussey, Levi, New York, N. Y., assignor to Mining and Dredging Power Company, of?
West Virginia. Steam-dredge 5
Hussey, Levi, assignor to Mining and Dredging Power Company, New York, N. Y.
Steam vacuum-pump
Hussey, Levi, and E. McCann, NewYork, N. Y. Device for removing air from steam-heat-
ing systems
Hussey, Nathan W. and A. H., Mount Pleasant, Ohio. Cow-milker
Hussey, William H. H., et al. (See Horton, Peter D., assignor.)
Hussey, William P., Chicago, 111. Map-case
Husted, Charles L. (See Mersereau, Jacob, assignor.)
Husted, Singleton, and I P. Doolittle, Los Angeles, Cal. Wave and current power
Huston, Arthur L. and W. J., Philadelphia, Pa. Compound for covering belt-pulleys
Huston, John, et al. (See Miller, John, assignor.)
Huston, William J. (See Huston, Arthur L. and W. J.)
Huston, Winfield L. (See Rickabach, William H., assignor.)
Hutchins, AbnerB., assignor to Luther & Lederhos, NewYork, N. Y. Gas-stove
Hutchins, Carleton B., Detroit, Mich. Ventilating device for cars
Hutchins, Eugene E., assignor to Hutchins Refrigerator Car Company, Chicago, 111. Ice-
tank for refrigerator-cars
Hutchins, George F., assignor to Knowles Loom Works, Worcester, Mass. Warp-slacken-
ing mechanism for looms
Hutchins Refrigerator Car Company. (See Hutchins, Eugene R., assignor.)
Hutchinson, Arthur. (See Gelbaugh, William H., a^isignor.)
Hutchinson, Calvin A., assignor of one-half to B. F. Sloan and J. R. Greene, Spencer, Ind.
Barrel-truck
Hutchinson, Charles G., New York, N. Y. Wire railway
Hutchinson, Charles W. (See Lloyd and Hutchinson.)
Hutchinson, Frederick H., New York, N. Y. Bottle
Hutchinson, Ira R., Fresno. Cal., assignor of five-eighths to A. L. Stout, Dayton, and W.?
C. Van Sant, Delaware, Ohio. Wrapping-machine 5
Hutchinson, John L., La Porte, Indiana. Watch
Hutchinson, John L., La Porte, Ind., assignor to E. F. Bowman, Lancaster, Pa. Jewel-
chuck
Hutchinson, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Shade-holder ,
No.
529,864
517.6P6
526,079
514,933
523,473
520,186
521,959
522,014
.527,175
528,724
525,785
518,605
520,112
526,394
512,548
519,578
526,528
528,102
.525,549
518,147
524,089
516,438
516,683
527,693
521,588
514,469
525.105
515,685
Date.
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
July 24
May 22
June 26
June 26
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Sept. 11
Apr. 24
May 22
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
May 8
Sept. 25
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
June 19
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Fob. 27
514,369 Feb. 6
11,414 Apr. 17
529,619 Nov. 20
528,725
527,989
523,838
526,529
526,530
526,531
526,652
524,110
514,551
523,814
513,930
520,992
527,8.58
521,617
516,352
523,574 July 24
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
July 31
Sept. 25
Sept. -25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
July 31
Jan. 30
June 5
Oct. 23
June 19
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
.531,189 : Dec. 18 19.-)1
515,338 Feb. 27 2259
518,606 Apr. 24 2021
530.529 Dec. 11 813
530.530 1 Dec. 11 817
513,931 ! Jan. 30 3648
522,596 : July 10 720
2376
472
1317
1587
2261
2197
2161
2265
812
349
808
2020
2049
1879
1364
1164
2108
2405
391
1211
203
1157
1583
1674
1499
1977
2816
665
1981
1967
351
2210
2902
2110
2112
568
114
305
398
568
.535
519
543
197
85
184
502
500
C446
\H1
.330
280
f 503
J 504
581
95
304
46
277
377
403
351
209
483
702
168
490
(468
}469
(533
i534
(723
<724
(725
504
505
(505
J 506
552
239 ,55,56
956 242
2855
3647
432
1959
1548
1002
2422
709
899
103
471
362
238
608
463
560
502
(202
^203
203
184
69
67
68
63
67
67
67
69
68
67
67
66
67
69
68
C7
66
68
66
V
69
1 69
^68
68
68
66
67
67
66
67
\m
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lint of 2)a ten tecs — Coiitinned.
163
JTaiuo, residence, and invention.
Hntohinson, Joseph, Now York, N. V. Electric switch
Hutchinson Jtanufacturins Company. (See Ilutcliinson and Tyler, assignors.)
Hutchin.son, Rowland. (See Wilson and Hutchinson.)
Iliitehinson, Samuel 1'., Philadelphia. Pa., assignor to Hutchinson Steel Company, New
York, N. Y. Mannfactnrinsr steel castings
Hotcbinson, Samuel I'., and S. L. AViegand, Phila<loliihia, Pa. Gas-producing furnace
Hutchinson Steel Company. (See Hutchinson, Samuel P,, assignor.)
Hutchinson, "William F., Pa.ssaic, N. J. Kindling-wood
Hutchinson, 'William F., Passaic, N. J. Toothpick-machine
Hutchinson, William F., Passaic, N. J. Strippingattachmentforveneer-cuttiugmachines.
Hutchinsou, William F.. Passaic, "N. J. Wood-cutting machine
Hutchin.son. William F . and A. J. Tyler, Passaic, N. J., assignors to Hutchinson Manu-
facturing Company, of New Jersey. Bundling-machine
Hutchison, Kobert, Cowlairs, Scotland. Gutta percha or rubber compound
Hute. Frank J. S., Pendlebury, England. Miner's pick
Hutb, Alfred H., London, England. Type- writing machine
No.
522,.597
520,056
514,994
Hut in. ilaurice, and M. Leblanc, Paris, France. Multiple telephony
Hntin. ilaurice, and SI. Lebl.anc, assignors to Soci6t^' Anonymo pour la Transmission de
la Force par I'l5lectricit6, Paris, France. Transformer system for electric railways
Hutin, Maurice, Paris, and M. Leblanc. Le Raincy, assignors to Soci6t6 Anonyme pour la
Transmission de la Force par l'Elcctricit6, Paris, France. Alternating-current electro-
d.vnamic machine
Hutin. Maurice, and M. Leblanc. assignors to Soci6t6 Anonyme pour la Tran,smission de la
Force par I'lSlectricit^. Paris, France. Continuous-current dynamo-electric machine
Hutton, .John. (See Strolieckerand Hntton.)
Hutton. Williiim H., etal. (See Horton, Peter D., assignor.)
Huttonlocher, G. H.. et al (See Stanley. John E., assignor.)
Huxford, Charles H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Coffee pot and filter ,
Bnxhold, John C, assignor of one-half to J. H. C. Hushold, Omaha, Nehr. Combination
broom and lantern holder .
Hushold. John H. C. (See Huxhold, John C, assignor.)
Hyatt, Frank A., Beaumont, Tex. Dredging apparatus
Hyatt, .John W., Newark, N. .1. Making vegetable-parchment fabrics
Strainer for granular filter-beds
Filler-strainer
Guide for bearings with loose rollers
Hanger for shalting
Boiler
Hvatt, John AV,, Newark, N. J
Hvatt, John W., Newark, N. J
Hvatt, John W., New,ark. N. J.
Hyatt, John W.. Newark, N. J.
Hyde, Charles, Pittsburir. Pa.
Hyde, David B.. Springfield. Ohio. Elastic emerj -wheel
Hvde, Kobert. Shelhehl, Enirland, assignor to W. Hyde, Philadelphia, Pa. Axle-box
Hvde, Theophilus R., Jr. (See Shipley and Hyde.)
Hyde. Theophilus R., Jr. (See WolU'and Hyde.)
Hyde, Thomas B., Taylor. Tex. Bicycle
Hyde. William. (See Hyde, Robert, assignor.)
Hvdom, Millard L., Kent county, Del. Corn-cutting machine
Hyland, F. B., et al. (See LiUeberg, Charles L., assignor.)
Hyller, Knud L., Chicago, 111. Folding bed
H viler, Knud L , Chicago, 111. Miter- box
Hyller, Knud L.. Chicago, III. Folding bed
Hyman, Albert I. and D., New York. N. Y. Filter
Hyman, Daniel. (See Hyman, Albert I. and D.)
Hyman, Gustavus. (See Burrows, .Joseph H., assignor.)
Hynians, Ella. (See Laube, Annie T., assignor.)
Hymans, Joseph. (.See Laube, Godfried. assignor.)
Hyne, George H., Rochester, N. Y. Spinning-top
I. B. Kleincrt Rubber Company. (See Kleinert, Isaac B., assisnor.)
I. L E'lwond Manufacturing Company. (See Swanbum, Sanford, assignor.)
Ibel, Charles J. (See Muehlfeith and Ibel.)
Ichthyol Gesellschaft, Cordes, Hermanni &. Co. (See Helmers, Ludwig 0., assignor.)
Ichthyol Gesellschaft, Cordes, Hermanni &. Co. (See Schrtiter, Ernst W. R., assignor.)
Iddings, .1. H. (See Iddings, Samuel P., assignor.)
Iddinus, Samuel P., assignor of one-half to J. II. Iddings, Troy, Ohio. Fence-post
Ide, Ferdiuiind F., assignor to F. F. Ide Manufacturing Company, Peoria, 111. Bicycle-
crank
Ideal Manufacturing Company. (.See Bush, Hiram T., assignor.)
Ideal Stretcher Company. (See Hathaway, George M., assignor.)
Idler, Charles A., Atlantic City, N. J. Electric and gravity pleasure-railway
Igoe. .James J., et al. (See Conekin, Dawson, assignor.)
Hilder, John D., Yonkers, N. Y. Magnetiziug-coil.
Hilder, .John D., Yonkers, assignor to Otis Brothers & Company, New York,«N.Y. Electric
motor
Ihlder, .John D., Yonkers, assignortoOtisBrothers&Company, New York, N. Y. Electric
eleviitor-motor ,
lies, Malvern W. (See Cbanute and lies.)
lies. Malvern W., Denver, Colo. .Separating matte from slag
liecovering metal from slag
Forehearth .iacket for blast-furnaces
Api)aratus for separating metallic fumes from furnace-
Iles, Malvern W., Denver, Colo,
lies, ^lalvern W., Denver, Colo,
lies Malvern W., Denver, Colo,
gases
518,247
523,575
523,576
529,386
518,2^8
518,^17
529,271
525,345
522,564
527,857
529,272
529,650
519,020
514,122
528,433
511,891
512,298
512,299
1122,214
526,710
.528,103
528,726
520,314
517,697
517,143
515,086
525,215
530,777
531,190
514,995
528,674
518,456
527,990
516,204
514,077
514,078
515,081
515,082
Date.
July 10
May 22
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
July 24
July 24
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
July
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
May
Feb.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Oct
Oct.
Nov.
May
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Feb.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Feb. 20
Nov.
Apr.
17
Oct. 23
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
lies. Malvern W., Denvei, Colo. Method of and apparatus for cooling furnace-breasts - -
lies Malvern W., Denver, Colo. Steam-separator
Forehearth for smelting-fumaces
lies, Malvern W., Denver, Colo.
lies, Malvern W., Denver, Colo. Carburetor
lies, Malvern W., Denver. Colo. Track-crossing ,
Hg. August G. (SeoEngcl. Henry, assignor.)
Iliowizi, Henry, Phila<leiphia, Pa. Air moistening and purifying attachment for regis-
ters.
Iliowizi, Henrv, Philadelphia. Pa. Air-moistening attachment for hot-air registers.
Illingworth, Hartley. (See Fison and Illiugworth.)
niingworth, John, Newark, N. J. Ingot-mold
515.083 • Feb.
I
515.084 Feb.
515.085 Feb.
522.416 July
522.417 July
522.418 July
522.419 July
526,653 Sept.
526,923 , Oct.
Monthly
volume.
721
1948
1675
1401
2425
2427
1551
185
420
351
609
609
371
353
1402
2398 I
1342 321
''■* ,J9, 10
Official
Gazette.
660
) 168
I 169
1956
470
1343
322
2012
482
132
33
228
53
2976
282
941
942
70
720
65
229
230
15
69 17,18
581
2405
3.52
2406
473
2364
2818
2161
1243
1952
1677
585
114
558
702
528
300
463
420
68
67
t68
442 67
2214
C534
1535
771 180
160 . 38
162
38
1813 457 I 66 1226
1814 457 ' 60 1226
1815 ' 458 66 ] 1226
1817
1818
416
417
419
421
2309 I
428
458
458
106
;i06
1 107
107
107
552
106
66 122T
66 1227
68 j IS3
1 68 I 8S
68 i 83
68
68
520,923 June 5 319 . 77 1 67
1613
80
1255
164
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, i-esidence, and invention.
Illinois Steel Company. (See Laurie, John G-., assignor.)
lUsley, WOliamH., Whitman, and J. Cook, Korth Abington, assignors to "W". H. Daniels,
Norwell, andD. M. Gumey, "Whitman, Mass. Sole-channeling knife
Ilsley & Co., S. A. (See Macarthy, Henry, assignor.)
Imbaud, Panl M. T., Ambards, France. Bottle-stopper
Improved Zigzag Grate Bar Company. (See Boileau, Etienne, assignor.)
Inch, Philip, Washington, D. C, assignor of eight-fifteenths to B. N. Baker, Baltimore, Md.
Compo.sition of metal and making same
Inch, Philip, Washington, D. C, assignor of eight-fifteenths to B. N. Baker, Baltimore, Md.
Sheathing for ships' bottoms
Indiana Lumber and Veneer Company. (See Dickerson, William M., assignor.)
Indiana Manufacturing Company. (See Nethery, Joseph W., assignor.)
Indianapolis Basket Company. (See Springer and Eviston, assignors )
Indianapolis Lath Machine Company. (See Darnell and Koss, assignors.)
Industrial Chain Company. (See Wagener. Oscar, assignor.)
Infinity Manufacturing Company. (See Solomon. John I., assignor.)
Ingalls, Joseph A., assignor of one-half to M. E. Hocker, Evanston, Wyo. Bench- vise
Ingalls, Milo H., assignor of three-eighths to J. C. Shannon, North Granville, N. Y. Chim-
ney co-wl or ventilator
Ingalls, Walter R., and P. Wyatt, New Tork, N. Y. Treatment of ores of zinc
Ingersoll, George W., assignor of one-half to H. Tesch, Stockton, Cal. Harvester
Ingersoll, Howard S., deceased, New York, N. Y.; R. H. Ingersoll, administrator. Hand
stamping device
Ingersoll, Luman C, Keokuk, Iowa. Timber raUway-tie
Ingersoll, Robert H., administrator. (See Ingersoll, Howard S.)
IngersoU-Sergeant Drill Company. (See Sergeant, Henry C., assignor.)
Ingham, Henry, Bellows Palls, Vt. Machine for maintaining air-pressure in chambers of
hydraulic rams 1
Ingham, Stephen. (See Rishworth, Ingham, and Tickers.)
Ingham, William P., Middlesbrough, England. Construction of blast-furnaces, shafts,^
chimneys, &c .' j
Ingle, George S , Evansville, Ind. Portable elevating and bag-holding machine
In graham. Arthur J., et al. (See Webster, George, assignor.)
Ingram, Dwight B., et al. (See Cortright, Moses I., assignor.)
Ingram, Franklin W., andE. E. Carr, Chicago, 111. Furnace
Ingram, Hellen K., Jacksonville, Fla. Railway-car
Ingram; Joseph C, San Francisco, Cal. Mouthpiece for musical wind-instruments
Ingram, Milton H. (See Ashbrook and Ingram.)
Ingram, Nathan D., Holyoko, Mass., and G. H. Moore, Norwich, Conn., assignors to Hol-
yoke Machine Company, Holyoke, Mass. Calender-roll
Ingram, Thomas D., Washington, D. C. Receptacle for small articles
Ingram, Thomas D., Washington, D. C. Desk or stationery implement
Ink, Rolla N., Moselle, N. D. Rotary steam-engine
Innet, Edward S. (See Hepworth, Samuel S., assignor.)
Interior Conduit and Insulation Company. (See Mace, Romaine, assignor.)
Interior Conduit and Insulation Company. (See Wagner, Gustavus G., assignor.)
International Automatic Air Brake Coupler Company. (See Summers, Smith W., assignor.)
International Cigarette Machinery 3od pany. (See Moonelis, Adolph, assignor.)
International Railway Tie Company. (SeeHigley, Eben N., assignor.)
International Register Company. (See Pratt, Charles E., assignor.)
Interstate Coupler Company. (See Whitlock, Benjamin M., assignor.)
Ireland, A. Bertsell, Greene, N. Y. Machine for cutting shingles and headings
Ireland, David M., Detroit, Mich. Float
Ireland, Robert H. , New York, N. Y. Beam-framing machine
Irick, William M. (See Anderson and Irick.)
Irion, John H., Table Rock, Nobr. End-board chute for wagons
Irvin, John B., Grand View, Idaho, assignor of one-half to T. A. Merritt, Duluth, Minn.)
Apparatus for washing and separating gold j
Irvine, Robert H., and A. T. Anderson, Conway, Mo. Machine for moving wagon-beds or
wire-stretche-
Irving, Frank K., assignor to Franklin Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Secondary
battery
Irving, Whitmore, assignor to C. A. Steeves, Monoton, Canada. Support for vehicle-shafts.
Irwin, Arthur A., Boston, Mass. Scoreboard for foot-ball games
Irwin, Edward C. and W. G., Winnipeg, Canada. Window-screen
Irwin, Robert W., Jr., Grand Rapids, Mich. Pencil-holder
Irwin, William G. (See Irwin, Edward C. and W. G.)
Irwin, William G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Show-case
Irwin, William S., Knoxville, Tenn. Combined chicken-coop and hawk-trap
Isaacs, Augusta R., New York, N. Y. Fire box and grate for ranges, stoves, or heaters. . .
Isaacs, Isaac A., New York, N. Y. Electrical foot-bath
Isaacs, John D. (See Curtis and Isaacs.)
Isaacson, John F. , Chicago, 111. Heel randing and trimming machine
Ish, James T., assignor to S. Bonnifield, San Francisco, Cal. Rowlock
Iske, Albert. (See Iske, Anthony and A.)
Iske, Albert, assignor to D. F. Buchmiller, Lancaster, Pa. Latch
Iske, Anthony and A. , Lancaster, Pa. Article for table-service
Iske, Anthony and A., Lancaster, Pa. Slicing-machine
Israel, Adolf, and K. Pathe, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co., Elber-
feld, Germany. Gray dye
Ivens, Edmund M., assignor to E. L. Ivens, New Orleans, La. Kope-laying device
Ivens, Emily L. (See Ivens, Edmund M., assignor.)
Ives, Carrie L. (See Ives, Lewis J., assignor.)
Ives, Charles A. , Newport, R. I. Bicycle or other traction wheel
Ives, Frederic E., Philadelphia, Pa. Photochromoscope and photochromoscope-camera
Ives, Frederick A., Grant's Pass, Oreg. Metallic packing
Ives, Frederick C, assignor of two-thirds to N. M. Ives, Granville, andE. W. Hall, White-
hall, N. Y. Currycomb
Ives, H. J. (See Babbitt, Seth W., assignor.)
Ives, John F., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to Mechanical Rubber Company, New York, N. Y.
Pneumatic- valve base
No.
525,216
519,910
529,620
529,651
512,472
530,418
516,016
531,535
521,287
530,778
521,167
528,480
519,261
524,328
513,235
516,988
516,490
521,116
527,859
524,763
525,049
521,501
521,654
526,971
525,983
526,231
512,473
522.420
515,959
530,272
523,428
517,342
521,266
518,457
517,862
515,492
524,171
524,594
514,322
519,959
515,339
523,577
516,054
531,040
518,844
516,160
525,709
Date.
Aug. 28
May 15
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
2164
1702
Nov. 20 1968
Nov. 20 2014
Jan. 9
Deo. 4
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
June 12
Dec. 11
June 12
Oct. 30
May 1
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
June 5
Oct. 23
Aug. 21
1252
595
458
2571
953
1244
3063
577
614
2503
2084
1245
1960
1363
Aug. 28 j 1877
June 19 1350
June 19 1604
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
July 3
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
July 24
Mar. 27
June 12
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
May 15
Feb. 27
July 24
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
495
1154
1581
1254
421
357
343
2163
2698
912
1778
729
2504
350
1072
598
1780
2260
2428
522
1677
2432
528
415
482
302
148
'615'
226
300
174
C742
1743
141
148
604
493
298
152
471
332
(459
1460
314
376
121
(262 )
1 263 ! 5
371
302
107
84
85
545
633
215
442
183
(619
1620
83
265
151
436
(6C9
1610
122
398
602
161
68 1099
67 884
1044
1052
249
69 1 1324
1537
1732
67
67
67
68
1383
1457
1343
622
649
792
572
1873
66 1700
67 1313
69 i 407
68 I 940
;68 j 1050
67 1474
67 1520
Sept. 11 679 157 68 1288
93
1374
68 ! 1464
66 249
68 84
66 ! 1520
1278
452
2009
1375
358
155
1 66 1367
fiS I 725
875
965
1322
500
1550
1551
487
1581
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
165
Alphabetical list of palvntcis — C'oiitiuuetl.
Xamo, resilience, and iuveutiou.
'So.
Ives, John F.. and F. B. Colman, New Tork, X. T. Valve
Ives, Lewis J., assignor to C. L. Ives, Meiiina, N. Y. Wire fence
Ives, Nellie M., et al. (See Ives. Frederick C, aaaignor.)
Ivory, James W. (See Elliott, Walter S., assignor.)
Ivory, James W., Pliiladelpliia, Pa. Itnbber-dam clamp
J. B. Bowden &• Company. (See Bernhardt, Herman V.. assignor.)
J. & E. Stevens Company. (See Bailey, Charles A., assignor.)
J. F. Kitchell SLanntactiiring Company. (See Hellmanu, Frederick W., assignor.)
J. F. Kitchell Manufacturing Company of Now Jersey. (See Heilmann, Frederick W., as-
signor.)
(See Elliott, Bamford, assignor.)
(See Blackmore, Joseph J., assignor.)
(See Hooper, Louis M., assignor.)
(See Reid, John, assignor.)
(See Keid and Hammann, a,ssignor8.)
(See Abb6, Richard F., assignor.)
J. R. Little'Metal Wheel Company. (See Little, Jamo-s R., assignor.)
J. W. Sefton Manufacturing Company. (See Goett-sch. Herm,in, assignor.)
Jackaway, WUliam, assignor of one-half to C. L.Bosler, Waukegan,Ill. Cut-off for steam-J
engines )
Jackman, Charles L. (See Jackman, Lymau, assignor.)
Jackman, Lemuel N.. andC. A. Smith, Elgin, assignors to Elgin National Watch Company,?
Chicago, 111. Mechanism for loading watch-jewels '.-S
Jackman. Lyman, assignorof one-half to C. L. Jackman, Concord, N. H. Heating-furnace.
Jackson, Byron, San Francisco, Cal. Steam-engine
J. J. Warren Company.
J. L. Mott Iron Works.
J. L. Mott Iron Works.
J. L. Mott Iron Works.
J. L. Mott Iron Works.
J. R. Alsing Company
515,290
522,375
513,328
Jackson, Byrou, San Francisco, Cal. Steering mechanism for traction-engines.
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
tion. ..
Jackson,
chine .
Caleb H. (See Lugo, Orazio, assignor.)
Caleb H. (Seo Vander Weyde and Lugo, assignors.)
Charles E. (See Drew, Stephen C, assignor.)
Charles W. (See Catfall, Edward M., assignor.)
David, and J. Osterloh, New Tork, N. Y. Lantern
Edwin. (See Jack.son. Samuel, assignor.)
Edwin M., and F. Roberts, Chicago, 111. Pipe- wrench
Francis, Raisinville, Mich. Device for converting reciprocating into rotary mo-
Francis, assignor of one-half to F. Atkinson, Raisinville, MicV.
Washing-ma-^
>
Jackson, George W., E. Smith, and E. A. Bennett, Weston, W. Va. Car-coupling
Jackson, J. J. (See Nickle, Alfred, assignor.)
Jackson, James H., Keady, Canada. Bob-sleigh
Jackson , James M. , assignor to M . K. Jackson , Millport, N. Y. Chum
Jackson, John, Clinton, Iowa. Typewriting machine
Jackson,
Jackson
Jackson.
Jackson,
Jackson
Milton. Philadelphia, Pa. Combined latch and lock
Myra K. (See Jackson. .Tames M., assignor.)
Oren E. (See Shipley, Peter C, assignor.)
Oswald. (See Grueter and Jackson.)
Pipe Organ Company. (See Jackson, Richard W., assignor.)
Jackson, Richard W., assignor to Jackson Pipe Organ Company, Chester, 111. Pipe-organ.
Jackson, Richard W., assignor to Jackson Pipe Organ Company, Chester, HI. Combina-
tion stop-action for pipe-organs
Jackson, Robert M. (See MuUins and Jackson.)
Jackson, Samuel, assignor to E. .Tackson, Syracuse, N. Y. Rock-breaker
Jackson. Samuel L., and A. P. Braun, assignors of one-third to S. Rosenberger, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Cigar-bunching machine
Jackson, Thomas A., Easton, Ga. Cotton-seed-separating machine
Jackson, Walter W. (See Connet and Jackson.)
Jackson. William, Plymouth, Ind. Obstetrical apron
Jacobs, Arthur I. (See Coles, Smith, Jamieson, and Jacobs.)
Jacobs, Arthur I., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston,
Mass. S waging-machin e
Jacobs, George T. (See Webb and Jacobs.)
Jacobs, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Ventilating vault-cover
Jacobs, John C, A. Keil, and J. H. Roemer, Buffalo, N. Y. Street-railway switch
Jacobs, John E. (See Roney, Alexander B., assignor.)
Jacobs, Jonathan, assignor of one-half to W. H. Broadhurst, Browningsville, Md. Wagon-
brake
Jacobs, Joseph, Neva<la City, Cal. Feathering paddle-wheel
Jacobs, Zebulon H., Salt Lake, Utah Ter. Bedclothes-fastener
Jacobsen, Marcus P., Jamestown, N. Y. Wagon
Jacobson. John, assignor to E. P. Howe, Boston, Mass. Mirror
Jacobus, Charles, New York, N. Y. Base-ball bat
Jacoby, Albert S. (See Cooper and Jacoby.)
Jacoby , Frederik, Milwaukee. Wis. Refrigerator
Jacoby, John W., St. Louis, Mo. Heat-regulating valve for incubators
Jacoby, Mahlon L., Reading, Pa. Propulsion gearing for bicycles
Jacoby, Med win L. (See Wright and Jacoby.)
Jacot, Charles H., Stapleton, assignor to Jacot & Son, New York, N. T. Music-box at-
tachment for clocks ;
Jacot, Charles H., Stapleton, assignor to Jacot & Son, New York, N. Y. Coin-controlled
apparatus
Jacot & Son. (See Jacot, Charles H., assignor.)
Jacques, George J. H. (See Morin and Jacques.)
Jacques, Wilbam W., Newton, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,?
Mass. Multiplex telephony 5
Jacques, William W., Newton, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. Variable-resistance meditim for telephones
521,714
521,715
52.i,763
511,954
529,495
.529,794
518,818
519,064
518,407
516,601
516,094
530,531
529,387
516,765
520,924
520,925
526,654
511,892
520,315
519,713
514,147
518,888
526,152
520,849
527,991
512,966
528,598
514,148
514,420
522,118
516,491
516,933
514,470
518,720
518,367
524,172
Monthly
volume.
Date.
Feb. 20
July 3
Jan. 23
June 19
June 19
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Omcial
Gazette.
2167 538
342 87,88
2651 ! 643
no« \Z
1707
402
403
766 ! ' 177
384 89
1766 I [gj
2251
Apr. 24 2398
May 1
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
June 5
June 5
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
May 22
May 15
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
213
1686
1435
581
820
15.53
1719
321
329
2310
284
537
592
50
(417
^418
(340
)341
136
203
;371
372
404
( 78
I 79
( 80
80
552
65
2*07 {It
1391
278
335
68
(621
J 622
1444 i 337
2512
June 5 173
Oct. 23 2218
Jan. 16 2098
Nov. 6 : 133
Feb. 6 I 281
Feb. 6 i 732
I
June 26 2427
Mar. 13 ' 1246
Mar. 20 1993
38
535
497
33
68
186
583
299
(468
)469
►67
> 67 ; 1541
'ea
66
'69
69
67
67
}67
1 66
66
69
1 69
66
>67
67
68
06 : 55
"67 : 1027
67 j 825
66 j 906
[67 I 503
68 I 1439
67 ! 1228
69 454
66 422
69 j 670
66 I 906
66 992
67 1690
66 1701
' 66 1856
Feb. 13 I 827 I 209 1 66 1026
Apr. 24 2235 j 556 \ 67 453
III
Apr. 17 1627 \f^ \ 67 330
Aug. 7 351 68 725
166
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly-
volume.
OfSoial
Gazette.
Jacques, 'William TV., Newton, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. "Variahle-resistance medium for telephones
Jaeger, Albert, Jersey City, N. J. BoUer
Jaeger, Charles L., May wood, N. J. Induction-coil ,
Jaeger, Christian, Philadelphia, Pa. Album
Jaeger, Emil, Miinster, Germany. Machine for peeling potatoes, &c
Jaeger, G-ustavL., assignor to Brewing Improvement Company, Maywood, N. J. Appa-i
ratus for torrefying hops '
Jaeger, Heinrich "W. F. , Sandusky, Ohio. Draw-bar guide '.
Jaeger, Michael. (See Eisele, Otto, assignor.)
Jaeger, Winfield S., assignor to W. A. B. and F. D. Holmes, Trenton, N. J. Hanger for
pictures
Jaenisch, Hermann, Tschirnau, near Guhrau, Germany. Circle harrow
Jagel, Louis N., Clarenceville, C. G. Smith and A. B. Prnden, Brooklyn, N. T.
switch .
Eailway-
Jagelitz, Carl, Husum, Germany. Device for stopping runaway horses
Jagerson, !Frank E. (See Gerhardt and Jagorson.)
Jagger, Eli, Oldham, England. Step-protector for spindles
Jahant, Augustus, assignor of one-half to J. C. "Weber, Akron, Ohio. Grate for furnaces
or stoves
Jahn, Max, Leipsic-Plagwitz, Germany. Stove
Jahn, Nicholas, et al. (See Green, William A., assignor.)
Jahr, Eudolf H., assignor of one-half to C. F. Schoeller, Opladen, Germany,
lamp ,
Electric-arc
Jaimison, John "W., Yallejo, Cal. Child's carriage
Jaiser, Mary. (See Harris and Jaiser.)
■ Jakobson, Karl A., assignor to L. A. Enger & Co., Christlania, Norway. Gas-motor
Jakobsson, Herman, London, England. Carriage or mounting for artillery
Jalsoviczky, G6za, Buda-Pesth, Austria-Hungary. Valve-gear
James, Charles H., Wabash, Ind. Spraying-pump
James, Christopher, Swansea, and "W. Griffiths, Burry Port, England. Metallurgical fur-
James, Christopber E., Jersey City, N. J. Air-brake
James, George B., trustee. (See Campbell, Henry E., assignor.) ..'
James, George E., et al. (See Gi-egory, Nathan B., assignor.) \
James, Henry G., Corsham, near Chippenham, England. Funnel
James, Howard K. (See Mayer, Louis G., assignor.)
James, Howard K., «J aZ. (See Behlen, (Charles A., assignor.)
James, JohnE., Mossy Creek, Ta. Horseshoe
James, John E., assignor of one-half to J. M. 'Williams, 'Worthington, Pa. Lampblack or
carbon-black machine
James Lefifel & Company. (See Bookwalter and Tyler, assignors.)
James LefFel &.Company. (See Sparks, Albert F., assignor.)
James, Owen, Scranton, Pa. Measuring-tank
James, Parker, "Vandalia, Mich. Clasp
James, Thomas and W. T., Braddock, Pa. Pipe connection for fluids
James, "William A., assignor to Chicago Stamping Company, Chicago, 111. Faucet for cans.
James, William T. (See James, Thomas and W. T.)
Jamieson, William. (See Coles, Smith, Jamieson, and Jacobs.)
Jamison, George. (See Severance, Jamison, and Braucht.)
Jamison, Samuel W., Boston, Mass., assignor to S. W. Jamison Boot and Shoe Crimping
Machine Company, New York, N. T. Crimping-machlne
Jandell, Frank W. , lilapleton, N. D. Safety attachment for elevators
Jandus, William, assignor of one-half to J. B. Barton, Cleveland, Ohio. Electric-arc lamp.
Janes, HenYy, Waterbury, Vt. Vibrator for reed musical instruments
Janin, Alexis, San Francisco, Cal. Amalgamating silver ores
Janin, Alexis, and C. W. Merrill, San Francisco, Cal. Leaching ores with solutions of
alkaline cyanides
Janka, Johann, Prague, Austria-Hungary. Fountain-pen
Janke, Otto, assignor of one-third to J. L. Nolle, St. Louis, Mo. Cane-gun
Janney & Co., Thomas, Jr. (See O'Sullivan, Michael J., assignor.)
Janowitz, Julius, New York, N. T. Dress-stay
Janssen, John T. (See Kleinsteuber, Oscar D. and M. A., assignors.)
Jarmin, George W., Corpus Christi, Tex. Lantern
Jarmin, George W., assignor of one-half to E. Givens, Corpus Christi, Tex. Lantern..
Jaros, Samuel, assignor to Beach Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Knitting-?
machine 5
Jarrett, George L., Des Moines, Iowa. Sieve-scalper
Jarvis, Charles M., Erie, Pa. Turn-indicator
Jarvis, (Dharles M., assignor of one-half to Hayes Manufacturing Company, Erie, Pa. Ma-?
chine for grinding cocks automatically S
Jarvis, James M. , assignor of one-half to J. Darrow, Mesick, Mich. Portable fireproof
chimney .
Jaueh, Joseph, assignor to Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden, Conn.i
Suspension-ring for harps for hanging lamps - I
Jauch, Joseph, assignor to Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden, Conn.
Air-distributer for central-draft lamps
Jaus, William P., assignorof one-half to C. H. Schuller, Indianapolis, Ind. Pneumatic tire.
Jay, Aaron, Chicago, 111. Furnace
Jay, William H., Providence, K. I. Screw-propeller
Jeavons, William E. (See Lannert, Jeavons, and Wilder.)
Jeavons, William E. (See Wilder, Thissell, Lannert, and Jeavons.)
Jedeck, Ferdinand W. T., Berlin, Germany. Umbrella-rib-looting device
Jedeck, Ferdinand W. T., Berlin, (jrermany. TJmbrella-rib-locking device
Jefferson, Charles B., et al. (See Chapman, Frank M., assignor.)
Jefferson, Charles B., Buzzard's Bay, Mass. Stage appliance
Jeffery, Benjamin A. (See Jeffery, Joseph A. and B. A.)
Jeffery, Joseph A. and B. A., San Francisco, Cal. Electric dental engine
524,173
521,655
524,636
527,204
524,420
514,265
525,904
527,793
513,329
521,716
520,057
517,573
528,165
522,015
524,981
526,972
514,996
531,417
527,063
527,794
513,614
524,990
530,690
524,681
521,797
524,900
518,956
531,615
519,534
518,249
521,589
513,111
518,9.57
516,055
515,148
523,352
518,546
512,113
530,049
522,062
527,113
511,847
526,489
521,980
512,707
512,967
529,496
.522,663
.522,215
528,253
522,016
522,017
524,174
530,344
Aug. 7
June 19
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
June 19
May 22
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
June 26
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
351
1606
1150
854
800
501
1613
2652
1710
1949
259
2510
2266
1723
496
1678 : 5
2.362
638
1845
3149
-a-ng
Dec.
11
Aug
14
June 26
Aug.
May
Dec.
May
21
1
25
8
Apr. 17
June 19
Jan.
23
May
Mar.
1
6
Feb.
July
Apr.
20
24
17
Jan.
2
Nov. 27
June 26
Oct.
9
Jan.
Sept.
2
25
June 26
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
Nov.
July
July
Oct.
20
10
3
30
June 26
June 26
Aug.
7
Dec.
4
1097
1218
1861
1585
32
2707
1093
1405
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
167
Name, residence, and invention.
Jeffery, Thomas B., Chicago, HI. Velocipede-handle-bar fastening
Jeffery, Thomas B., Chicago, 111. Pneumatic tire
Jcffery, Thomas B., Chicago, 111. Pneumatic tire
Jeffery, Thomas B., Chicago, 111. Velocipede
Jeffery, Thomas B., assignor to GormuUy & Jeffery Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Wheel-tire
Jeffrey, Albert D., Brooklyn, assignor to H. W. Harris, New York, N. T. Mold
Jeffrey, Joseph A. (See Franklin, John H., assignor.)
Jeffrey, Joseph A. (See Miller, Charles W., assignor.)
Jeffrey, Joseph A. (See Osyor, David N., assignor.)
Jeffreys, Lemuel A. (See Williams, Henry B., assignor.)
Jeffries. Gideon S., Reading, Pa. Automatic air-hrake mechanism
Jehu, Margaret E., Eslherville, Iowa. Apparatus for cooking, broiling, baking, &c
Jelly, Arthur H., Cambridge, Mass. Fender for cars
Jelly, Arthur H., Cambridge, Mass. Car provided with fenders
Jenckes, Kay G., Terre Haute, Ind. Hominy-mill
Jencks, George A., and G. W. Parker, Pawtucket, E. I. Water-return system
Jencks, Walter P., Lakewood, assignor to himself, and G. L. Vose, Providence, R. I. Driv-
ing mechanism for bicycles or similar vehicles
Jeniczek, Ferdinand. (See Jernetz and .Teniczek.)
Jenkins, David, a.ssignor to Jenkins Machine Company, Sheboygan, Wis. Planing-machine.
Jenkins, Ehenezer C, Shrewsbury, Mass. Elevator-noor-operating mechanism
Jenkins, Ebenezer C, Shrewsbury. Mass. Elevator-dooroperatingmechanism
Jenkins, Frank W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety appliance for street-railway cars ,
Jenkins, George H. (See Jones, Frank, assignor.)
Jenkins, George O., et al. (See Park, AVilliam R., assignor.)
Jenkins, Hiram H., e( aJ. (See Park, William R., assignor.)
Jenkins, James E., et al. (See Tisdale, Charles D., assignor.)
Jenkins, Jenkin. (See Day and Jenkins.)
Jenkins, John C, et al. (See Henderson, David, assignor.)
Jenkins, John ('., Homosassa, Fla. Mail-bag
Jenkins, Joseph H., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Controller;
for electric motors i
Jenkins, Lancaster Z., Philadelphia, Pa. Canopy for bicycles
Jenkins, Lewis, Handsworth, England. Miner's safety -lamp
■Tonkins Machine Company. (See Jenkins, David, assignor.)
Jenkins, Siarion R., Browning, Mo. Hay stacker and loader
Jenkins. Samuel B., assignor to American Electric Heating Company, Boston, Mass.
Electric radiator
Jenkins, Samuel B., assignor to American Electric Heating Company, Boston, Mass.
Electric heater
Jenkins, Wilton F., Richmond, Va. Underground-conduit railway
Jenkins, Wilton F., Richmond, Va. Conduit electric railway
Jenkinson, Samuel, et al. (See Knipper, Peter H. and J. G., assignors.)
Jenks, Sumner W. (See Corns and Jenks.)
Jenks, William H., Brookville, Pa. Valve for engines ,
Jenne, Chancy R., Fort Wayne, Ind. Lamp sketching-camera
Jenne, Charles H., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Jenne Compound Rail Company, New
York. N. Y. Railway -rail
Jenne Compound Rail Company. (See .Jenne, Charles H., assignor.)
Jenness, Edwin J., Chicago, 111. Pneumatic tire
Jenney, Charles D., Indianapolis, Ind. Conduit electric railway
Jennings, Curtis M., St. Louis, Mo. Qar-roof
Jennings, Emil H., et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Jennings, George F., Fall River, Mass. Hoisting mechanism
Jennings, John J. (See Soofield and Jennings.)
Jennings, Joseph H., Middleway, W. Va. Guard for cars
Jennings Lace Works. (See Spooner, Spencer, assignor.)
Jennings, William B., et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Jennings, William C, Camden, N. J. Turret-head for drill-machines
Jensen Can Filling Machine Company. (See Jensen, Mathias, assignor.)
Jensen, H. P. (See Larsen, Hans, assignor.)
Jensen, Hans P., Mankato, Minn. Sleigh
Jensen, Heinrich J. E., Hamburg, Germany. Filter
Jensen, Jens, Kolding, Denmark. Smoothing and pressing iron
Jensen, JensS., Thisted, Denmark, assignor to J. D. Frederiksen, Little Falls, N. Y.
Snction-pump for cow-milkiug machines
Jensen &. Lauritzen. (See Dorsey, Richard V., assignor.)
Jensen, Mathias. assignor of one-half to Jensen Can Filling Machine Company, Astoria,
Oreg. Can-soldering machine
Jensen, Mathia,s, assignor to Jensen Can Filling Machine Company, Astoria, Oreg. Can-j
heading machine ^
Jensen, Xeils H., Philadelphia, Pa. Roaster
Jensen, Ole T.. Weatherford, Tex. Plow attachment
Jensen, Theodor V., Copenhagen, Denmark. Shutter mechanism for cameras
Jernetz, Franz, and F. Jeniczek, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Contrivance for diminishing)
the danger to foot-passengers from street-rail wavs 3
Jernigan. Henr>-R., assignor of one-half to J. H. Wall, Charlton, Ala. Baling-press
Jerome, Charles C, Chicago, 111. Manufacturing horseshoes of aluminium
Jerome, Charles C, Chicago, HI. Hor.seshoe
Jerome, Eugene M. (See Hirsch, Feodor, assignor.)
Jerstrnm, Herbert, assignor of one-half to H. A. Streeter, Chicago, HI. Cigar-btmch ma-?
chine (
Jeschke, Charles W. and E., Vickery, Ohio. Ditching-machine
Jeschke, Edward. (See Jeschke, Charles W. and E.)
Jeschke. Wlady.-.laus. Brooklyn, N. Y. Portfolio
Jess, William, Delray, Mich. Flue-cleaner .'.'.'."".'...".'."^.'.^.'.'..."J.'..'.'.'"!
No.
516,739
.5a'),283
527,607
523,314
511,893
513,267
Sl-l.OTO
519,472
519,714
522,468
524,718
523,964
526,903
518,408
518,409
521,981
515,229
524,385
522,063
526,711
514,715
516,095
519,043
517,749
517,804
517,863
520,058
514,716
529,736
523,146
521,087
52S,297
526,532
520,362
530,948
516,439
512,032
529,865
516,308
518,105
525,905
521,117
530,486
519,911
521,118
511,777
514,753
.528,166
526,864
515,687
528, 132
Date.
Mar. 20
July 17
July 17
Oct! 16
July 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
May 8
May 15
July 3
Aug. 21
July 31
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
June 26
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
June 26
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
May 1
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
May 22
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
July 17
June 5
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
May 22
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
June 5
Dec. 4
May 15
June 5
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Monthly
volume.
1085
1918
1919
1529
1977
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2568
164
1391
506
3136
399
482
483
371
497
66
620
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336
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316
781
393 98,99
1687 418
1688 ' 418
2206 I 530
2059 513
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1235
582
172
563
647
730
1950
1236
2160
1685
599
2748
2114
308
136
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184
477
308
515
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I 422
141
664
506
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54
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219
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2459
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391
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66
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885
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735
67
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101
68
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68
648
69
67
67
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341
342
1650
66
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1271
812
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69
1673
16
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1104
66
1561
67
|67
67
569
109
126
67
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944
66
1104
0'1
|68
07
1088
349
1305
69
565
68
1577
|67
1045
69
66
66
1522
1684
97
69
1130
66
1643
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68
67
69
226
1350
1.314
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67
66
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498
168
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Jesaen, Henry L. , "Watsonville, Cal. Bedclothes-clamp
Jesson, John B. (See Fretz and Jesson.)
Jessup, Nathan C, "Westhampton Beach, N. T. Drawbridge
Jessup, Nathan C, West Hampton Beach, N. Y. Lee-wing for vessels
Jessup, Robert "W., Los Angeles, assignor of one-half to T. H. Wheelan, Santa Barbara,
Cal. Separator
Jessnp, Robert W., Los Angeles, assignor of one-half to F. H. Wheelan, Santa Barbara,
Cal. Separator
Jett, James, Walla Walla, Wash. Amalgamator
Jewell, Charles E., Toronto, Canada, assignor of one-half to M. K. Jewell, Rochester, N. T.
Inkstand
Jewell, Edward. (See O'Neill, Henry G., assignor.)
Jewell, Major R. (See Jewell, Charles E., assignor.)
Jewell, Major R., Rochester, N. T. Ruler
Jewell, Major R., Rochester, N. Y. T-square rule :
Jewell, William, Cleveland, Ohio. Car-jack
Jewell, Winfleld S., Indianapolis, Ind., and A. C. Stevens, Des Moines, Iowa. Time and
dating stamp
Jewelsky. Hamond A., New York, N. Y. Shoe...
Jewett, Carrie A., administratrix. (See Jewett, Charles C.)
Jewett, Charles C, deceased; C. A. Jewett, Sand Spring, Iowa, administratrix, assignor to.
Rook Island Plow Company, Rock Island, 111. Hay-loader |
Jewett, Francis A., assignor to M. Cantine, Saugerties, N. Y. Rotary display-rack
Jewett, John H.. Menominee, Mich. Combined mop head and wringer
Jewett, Luther K., Boston, Mass. Antifriction side bearing for cars
Jewett, Luther K., Boston, Mass. Car-body bolster
Jewett, Luther K., Boston, Mass. Car constraction
Jewiss. Walter S. (See Klenk, Christian, assignor.)
Jilek, John, Monticello, Iowa. Sawing-machine
Jobbins & Van Ruymbeke. (See Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor.)
Jobbins, William F. (See Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor.)
Jobbins, William F., et al. (See Dyer, Frank L.. assignor.)
Jobbins, William F., et al. (See Schweizer, Adolph, assignor.)
Jobert, Felicien, assignor of one-half to J. Wanthy, East Long Meadow, Mass. Car-coup-
ling
Jobin, Louis, Quebec, Canada. Blind-stop
Jochmus, Augustus C., and F. M. Boughton, Monterey, Cal. Door-bolt socket
Jochum, Paul, Ottweiler, assignor to Grusonwerk, Magdeburg, Germany. Apparatus for
removing measured quantities of granular material from receptacles
Jodoin, Pierre, assignor to himself and J. W. Fernald, Worcester, Mass. Clothes-drier
Joel B. Ettinger Machine Company. (See Ettinger, Joel, assignor.)
Joerissen, Carl A., assignor of one-half to L. F. Joerissen, Ilion, N. Y. Type-cleaning de-
vice for type- writing machines
Joerissen, Louis F. (See Joerissen, Carl A., assignor.)
Joers, Frederick. (See Abraham, Max, assignor.)
Johanson, Emil G., assignor to C. Alstrom and O. Hagenson, Rockford, 111. Loom
Johanson, Johan A. (See Olsson, Olaus, assignor.)
Johanson, John P. , New York, N. Y. Electric washing-machine
John P. Byers Machine Company. (See Byers, John F., assignor.)
John J. Hayes Machine Company. (See Hayes, John J., assignor.)
John Tobin Manufactui ing Company. (See Tobin, John, assignor.)
Johns, Calvin L., Kemp, Tex. Cotton-sack carrier
Johns, Hanson A. , Philadelphia. Pa. Elevator
Johns, Henry W., New York, N. Y. Steam-packing
Johns-Pratt Company. (See Crane, William F. D., assignor.)
Johns-Pratt Company. (See Lee, Charles T., assignor.)
Johns-Pratt Company. (See Luscomb, HenTy H., assignor.)
Johns-Pratt Company. (See Perrv, James W., assignor.)
Jolms, Richard J. (See Holroyd, Sunt, and Johns.)
Johns, Will R., Rockford, 111. Circular-knitting machine
Johnson, A. C, et al. (See Paris, Robert L., assignor.)
Johnson, A. S.. et al. (See Fryer, Robert M.. assignor.)
Johnson, Adolf E., Wakefield, Mass. Cable-hanger
Johnson, Alexander A., Clarksville, Tenn. Skate
Johnson, Alfred, and W. S. Campbell, West Point, Ind. Safety-switch
Johnson, Andrew. Manistee, Mich. Car-standard
Johnson, Arthur H., Rahway, N. J. Railway-signal
Johnson, Arthur H., Rahway, N. J. Detector-bar-operating mechanism
Johnson, Arthur H., Rahway, N. J. Switch and lock movement
Johnson, Arthur H. , Rahway, N. J. Lever-controlling device
Johnson, August E., Osage City, Kans. Oilcan
Johnson, Axel, and H. C. Black, Oakland, Cal. Can-making machine
Johnson, Charles A., Moline, 111. Plow
Johnson, Charles B., et al. (See Sherman, Willis D., assignor.)
Johnson, Charles E., et al. (See Peirce, Almy L., assignor.)
Johnson, Charles E., Mount Jackson, Ind. Ribbon-reversing mechanism for type-writing!
machines i
Johnson, Charles E., Mount Jackson, Ind. Ribbon-reversing mechanism for type-writing
machines -
Johnson, Charles E., Mount Jackson, Ind. Ribbon-feed-reversing mechanism
Johnson, Charles F., Hartford, Conn. Steam-plow
Johnson, Charles H., assignor of one-third to J. R. Brinsmade, Derby, Conn. Curling-iron. .
Johnson, Charles J. (See Stevenson and Johnson.)
Johnson, Charles N., San Francisco, Cal. Stovepipe-shelf
Johnson, Charles T. (See Tverdal, Mathilde, assignor.)
Johnson, Chailes T., Brooklyn, assignor to Berliner Brothers, S. Lindenborn, and M. Ad-
ler, New York, N. Y. Lock
Johnson, Charles W. (See Pruitt, Eugene R., assignor.)
Johnson, Charley A., Ellis, Kans. Watch-balance staff and bearing
526,490
514,754
517,864
516,410
528,434
525,984
517,384
518,758
518,759
524,440
512,378
525,079
530,691
518,526
523,791
511,955
512,968
512,969
521,317
522,343
518.368
526,924
513,932
523,315
520,850
521,656
512,970
526,395
530,273
524,441
531,463
516,205
526,655
518,607
520,434
514,192
515,493
518,721
520,926
516,540
526,925
514,552
512,584
521,288
526,783
517,047
527,176
525,461
518,211
516,539
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
July 31
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
June 12
July 3
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
July 17
June 5
June 19-
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
Mar. 13
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
May 29
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
June 5
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
June 12
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
2056
1304
732
1160
2977
1156
2803
2298
2299
828,
1068
1928
1099
1891
2816
386
2100
1004
1630
429
1978
1608
2103
1881
345
2458
773
2312
2022
2608
361
2505
2337
331
1335
430
959
1416
954
191
813
1337
1334
489
325
184
278
720
263
1571
571
202
261
472
C266
) 267
(468
J 469
699
90
498
C498
H99
236
75
402
106
900
497
38
377
447
85,86
203
585
180
553
C502
J 503
631
86
620
557
80
318
(106
U07
243
(341
J 342
226
4!5, 46
,521
522
198
59
333
318
68
66
67
66
67
67
66
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of jmtcittevn — Contiimed.
169
Name, rcsidenco, and iuventiou.
Johnson, Charley O., Sioux City, Iowa. PhotoRraphic-background holder
Joburjou, Chester F., Lowell, Mass. Combined book-holder, iudex, and writing-tablet
Johnson Companj-. (See Benagh, Henry C., assignor.)
Johnson Company. (See Brown, William M.. assignor.)
Johnson Company. (See Hunter, Rudolph M., assignor.)
Johnson Company. (See O'Shea, Henry, assignor.)
Johnson Company. (See Pfetleikoiu, \Villielni. assignor.)
Johnson (Company. (SeoS\ippoa, Maximilian M., assignor.)
Johnson Company. (Seo Thomas, Henry W., assignor.)
Johnson, Curtis. (See Lnube. Godfried, assignor.)
Johnson, Edward A. (See Miller, Andrew C, assignor.)
Johnson, Edward C, New Londim, Conn. Steam-pump
Johnson, Edw-ard H. (Seo Lundell, Robert, assignor.)
Johnson, Edward H.. assignor to General Electric Company, New York, N. T. Automatic
cut-out for incandeacont lamps l
Johnson, Edward H., Now York, and R. Lnnilell, Brooklyn, assignors to Johnson Subtrol-i
ley Company, New York, N. T. Supply system for electric railways j
Johnson, Edward H., New York, and R. Luiidell, Brooklyn, assignors to Johnson Subtrol-
ley Company. New York, N. Y. Su|)ply system tor electric railways
Johnson, Edward H., New York, and R. Luiidell, Brooklyn, assignors to Johnson Subtrol-
ley Company, New York, N. Y Supply system for electric railways
Johnson, Eli B., Chaumont, N. Y. Calcu'latiu;; attaclnnent for woigliing-scales
Johnson, Enos H., as.signor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Johnson, Chicago, Ill-l
Means for transmitting power from car-axles I
Johnson, F. N. (See Keller, Thomas C, assignor.)
Johnson, Ferdinand, New London, Pa. Fire-escape
Johnson, Frank. (See .Tohnsou, .Tolni H., assignor.)
Johnson, Frank B., et at. (See Sherman, Willis D., assignor.)
Johnson, Frank B., W. P. Hall, W. Oakley, iiud C. F. Currey, assignors to Johnson Syn-
dicate Construction Company, Topeka, Kans. Process of iiud apparatus for the mahu-
tacturo of gas
Johnson, Frank H. (See Page, Albert G., assignor.)
Johnson, Frank P., Danville, Pa. Antirattler for thill-couplings
Johnson, Frank P.. DanTille, Pa. Nut and bolt lock
Johnson, Frank W. (.See Back.strom and Johnson.)
Johnson, Frederick I). (See Bauer and Johnson.)
Johnson, Fi-ederick W., Waltham, Mass. Device for preventing refilling of bottles
Johnson, George P., assignorof two-thirds to P. C. McNeil and W. J. Wilson, Gloversville,
N. Y. Machine for shredding wood
Johnson, George W., Geneva, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Johnson, George W., Floresville, Tex. Seed-sowing attachment for plows
Johnson, Harry T., Elizabeth, N.J. Electric time recorder
Johnson, Harry T. , Elizabeth, N. J. Telephone-switch
Johnson, Henry, Rahway, N. J. Three-position signal
Johnson, Henry L., AVashington, D. C. Letter-box
Johnson, Henry L. E. (See Ogram and Johnson.)
Johnson, Henrv S. (See Wildman, Robert, assignor.)
Johnson, Iphiclus, Peru, Ind. Latching device for double doors
Johnson, J. C. (See Adkins, Joseph H., assignor.)
Johnson, James L., assignor of one-half to L. A. Moffett and T. Mitchell, St. Lonis, Mo.
Smoke-consumer
Johnson, James S., Almont, Mich. Tubular sleigh
Johnson, Jeremiah P., Detroit, Mich. Carriage-top
Johnson, John A. fSee Starks and Johnson.)
Johnson, John A., Victoria, HI. Two- wheeled vehicle
Johnson, John A., Chicago, 111. Power-ti'ansmitter
No.
517,119
527,114
519,065
51i5,9(iO
523,164
523,165
Johnson, John A., and N. 0. Starks, Madison, Wis. Corn-harvester
Johnson. John C, assignor of one-half to J. W. Hampton, Dallas, Tex. Harrow
Johnson. John H., Leicester, England, assignor of one-half to F. Johnson, Brockton, Mass.
Attachment for boots or shoes
Johnson, John 0., Chicago, 111. Combination-handsaw
Johnson, John R. (See Pine, Arthur F., assignor.) i
Johnson, Jonas A., Holmes City, Minn. Rotary steam-engine
Johnson, Jonathan, Lowell, Mass. Radiator
Johnson, Joseph. (See Johnson, Enos H., assignor.) i
Johnson, Joseph H. , Bradford, Pa. Automatic water- feeder for steam-boilers !
Johnson, Joseph W., Point Pleasant, N. J. Shutter- fastener
Johnson, Kenneth R., Franklin, Va. Cultivator or plow guide
Johnson, Levi, Nemaha City. Nebr. Aerial tramway
Johnson, Lewis, Wellmar, Minn. Rnliug-pen !
Johnson, Lewis, and L. Fridlund, Willmar, Minn. Automatic gas cut-otf
Johnson, Lewis E.. Greensbnrg, Ind. Dumjiing-wagon
Johnson, Lorenzo R., Harrison Valley, Pa. Machine for pulverizing bark for leaching
Johnson, Louis F., Ponghkeepsie, N. Y. Track-circuit
Johnson, Louis F., Ponghkeepsie, N. Y. Galvanic battery
Johnson, Louis F., Ponghkeepsie, N. Y. Current-separator
Johnson, Louis F., Ponghkeepsie. N. Y. Light-indicator
Johnson, Louis K., Brooklyn, assignor to A Iden Type Machine Company, New York, N.Y.?
Type-setting apparatus S
Johnson, Louis K., Brooklyn, assignor to Alden Type Machine Company,New York, N. Y.\
Type-setting apparatus S
Johnson. Louis K., Brooklyn, assignor to Alden Type Machine Company, New York, N. Y.j
Type-setting apparatus J
Johnson, Louis K., Brooklyn, assignor to Alden Type Machine Company, New York, N. Y.(
Type-setting apparatus \
Johnson. Louis K., Brooklyn, N. Y.. as.sigTior, by mesne assignments, to Empire Type-Set->
ting Machine Company, of West Virginia. Type-distributing machine 5
Johnson. Louis K.. and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,
New York, N. Y. Tyjje-setting apparatus
Johnson, Louis K.. and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,?
New York. N. Y. Type-setting apparatus '. (
Johnson. Lonis K.. and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,?
New York, N. Y. Type-setting apparatus J
523,166
5U,471
513,046
514,997
520,401
515,688
521,470
.'J27,992
511,778
516,816
521,542
524,386
524,387
514,191
524,637
525,906
512.884
521,717
520,433
520,927
523,429
516,309
519,767
523,578
514,080
522,296
521,618
529,652
529,621
512,301
523,895
531,124
531.123
522,987
529,796
521,412
522,836
522,837
527,608
517,144
523,740
523,741
529,497
526,106
Date.
522,714
522,715
522,716
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
May 1
Mar. 6
July 17
July 17
July 17
Feb. 13
Jan. IC
Feb. 20
May 22
Feb. 27
June 19
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
June 19
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
June 19
May 29
June 5
July 24
Mar. 13
May 15
July 24
Feb. 6
July 3
June 19
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Jan. 9
July 31
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
July 17
Nov. 27
June 12
July 10
July 10
Oct. 16
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
July 31
July 31
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
July 10
July 10
July 10
2.329
717
358
1713
1719
1723
828
2211
1680
2548
2826
1293
2219
55
1794
1417
736
738
360
1152
1026
1960
1711
2607
332
2164
934
1472
2430
165
212
1549
2015
1969
946
2998
3829
1828
1400
2255
1168
1142
1143
1530
50, 51
84
;430
431
431
432
210
548
175
Mar. 27 2365
2728
2730
1769
1363
610
703
301
535
14,15
425
328
178
178
86
283
232
465
404
631
80,81
546
C219
^220
356
610
38
57
362
4.«3
469
231
746
434
434
350
538
277
283
283
371
(558
\ 559
675
676
C676
) 677
421
422
317
318
60 1937
69 148
67
OG 1520
1 68 354
5 529 I ?
I 530 ! i
ini 1««
67
69
m I'
[III V
^66 1944
570'
570.
1007
1424
69
229 68
920 ,
922 '{go }68
J 68
925 J 231
193-
19S
194:
170
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jyatentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Johnson, Louis K., and A.. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,
New York, N. T. Type-setting apparatus
Johnson, Louis K., and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,
New York, N. Y. Type-setting apparatus
Johnson. Louis K., andA. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,)
New York, N. Y. Type-setting apparatus \
Johnson, Louis K., and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,!
New York, N. Y. Type-setting apparatus <
Johnson, Louis K., and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,;
New York, N. Y. Type-setting apparatus j
Johnson, Louis K.,and A. A. Low, Brooklyn, assignors to Alden Type Machine Company,)
New York, N. Y. Type-setting apparatus i
Johnson, Luther M., assignor of one-half to J. E. Dell, Paulding, Ohio. Elevator
Johnson, Martin, Milwaukee, Wis. Manual motor
Johnson, Minnie. (See Frost, John O., assignor.)
Johnson, Moses C, Hartford, Conn., assignor to T. &B. Tool Company, Portland, Me., and
Danbury, Conn. Driving-clutch
Johnson, Nels, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Sash-fastener
Johnson, Nils, St. Louis, Mo. Furnace
Johnson, Orville B. (See Paddock and Johnson.)
Johnson, Paul L., Bishop Hill, 111. Punching-machine
Johnson, Perry E., Eome, N. C. Feed-actuating device for planters
Johnson, Peter E. (See Williams, John F., assignor.)
Johnson, Peter 0., Rockford, lU. Mangle
Johnson, !Rasmu«. (See Easmusson and Johnson.)
Johnson, Robert W., New Brunswick, N. J. Box-closure
Johnson, S. C. (See Van Valkenburg, Ellis M., assignor.)
Johnson, S. Clin. (See Desmond, John, assignor.)
Johnson, S. P., Schenectady, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp..
Johnson, Samuel A., London, England. Sanitary arrangement for automatically disinfect-
ing water-closets, &c
Johnson, Samuel W., Newport. News, Va. Condenser
Johnson, Samuel W., Newport News, Va. Surface condenser
Johnson, Sidney, London, England. Wheel-hub
Johnson Subtrolley Company. (See Johnson and Lundell, assignors.)
Johnson Syndicate Construction Company. (See Johnson, Hall, Oakley, and Currey, as-
signors.)
Johnson, Thomas H., Plymouth, Fla. Animal-muzzle
Johnson, Thomas H., Pittsburg. Pa. Slide-rule
Johnson, Ulysses (3-., Chicago, 111. Water-closet seat
Johnson, Walter, Middletown, Conn. Lifting-jack
Johnson, William C, et al. (See Daly, Charles A., assignor.)
Johnson, William C, Creston, Ohio. Cultivator
Johnson, William C, assignor of one-half to H. S. Hayley and D.M.Armstrong, Memphis,
Tenn. Process of and apparatus for treatinj^ cotton seed and hulls
Johnson, William E., Coon Kapids, Iowa. Sliding-door lock
Johnson, William G., Kingfisher, Okla. Ter. Wrench
Johnson, William H. H., La Due, Mo. Automatic hay-press feeder
Johnson, William J., Englewood, 111. Stilt
Johnson, William J. , Newton, Mass. Tool-handle
Johnson, William L., Chicago, HI. Garbage crematory or furnace
-Johnson, William L., and W. L. Hay, Franklin, Tenn. Air-blast attachment for thrashing-)
machines 5
Johnson, WiUiam L., and W. L. Hay, Franklin, Tenn. Straw-conveyer
Johnson, William P., et al. (See Libbey, Hosea W., assignor.)
Johnson, William W., San Antonio, Tex. Cash-regisier
Johnston, Addison B. (See Warner, Enoch, assignor.)
Johnston, Andrew L., Richmond, Va. Bonding-joint for electric railways
Johnston, Charles W., Philadelphia, Pa. Motor
Johnston, David P., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for sorting screws and separating them from?
turnings 5
Johnston, David P., Chicago, 111. Screw-making machine
Johnston, David P., Chicago, 111. Chuck
Johnston, Edward A., assignor of one-half to A. H. Marshall, Batavia, N. Y. Machine for
making paper boxes
Johnston Harvester Company. (See Pridmore, Edward, assignor.)
Johnston, James H., etal. (See Anderson, Lee, assignor.)
Johnston, John. (See Seymour, Dudley S., assignor.)
Johnston, John, Hyde Park. Mass. Vehicle
Johnston John, Philadelphia, Pa. Cover for cooking utensils
Johnston, John D., Newport, R. I. Attachment for window or door frames for securing
storm-sashes or the like
Johnston, John Q. A., Newburyport, Mass. Car-coupling
Johnston. Joseph Y., and B. F. Bergh, New York, N.Y. ; said Bergh assignor to said John-)
ston. Embossed printing-press . - - 5
John ston, Oliver P. , Butte, Mont. Mail-box
Johnston, Oliver P., andC. M. Gates, Butte, Mont. Mail-box
Johnston, Preston T., Frankfort, assignor of one-fourth to W. A. 0rman,Eussellvill6, Ala.
Nut-lock.
Johnston, Robert L. (See Hay and Johnston.)
■Johnston, Samuel, New York, N. Y. Rolling-mill
Johnston, Samuel J., Leesburg, Va. Carriage or wagon jack.
Johnston, Samuel J., Leesburg, Va. Combination-tool
Johnston, Thomas, Tacoma, Wash. Car-coupling
Johnston, Thomas J., Washington, D. C. Lock
Johnston, William, Essex, Iowa. Fanowing-booth for brood-sows
Johnston, William, Allegheny, Pa. Bolt for double doors
■Johnston, William D., San Francisco, Cal. Abstracting gold and silver from their solu-
tions in potassium cyanides
523,742
523,743
.523,744
523,745
529,446
529,447
529,031
522,376
527,064
523,530
529,795
513,933
530,532
530,589
515,865
521,798
521,411
521,373
521,469
525,550
518,845
520,114
522,163
514,755
512,708
530,533
527,609
512,709
521,657
514,600
518,106
516,706
522,901
531,041
526,396
523,284
520,316
512,300
514,007
514,008
514,149
520.961
526,712
516,393
512,114
.523,914
525.498
512,549
527,390
531,042
530,109
.530,419
519,861
,529,388
.513,186
519,687
522,260
July 31
July 31
July 31
July 31
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
July 3
Oct. 9
July 24
Nov. 27
Jan. 30
Deo. 11
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
June 26
June 12
June 12
June 19
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
May 22
June 26
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
June 19
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Mar. 20
July 10
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
July 17
May 22
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
June 5
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
July 31
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Oct. 9
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
May 15
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
May 8
July 3
2732
2733
2735
2737
1673
1675
920
344
639
2361
2253
3651
821
923
212
1863
1166
1110
1291
393
2433
2050
2510
1306
1623
823
1531
1626
1609
1051
1152
1619
1239
1681
1882
1921
2410
944
51
52
282
378
72
1085
645
3032
299
1364
1172
1683
59
596
1628
1560
2423
1348
150 i.
677
678
C678
^679
C6-9
5 680
C398
}399
(399
<400
UOl
218
155
592
^537
;538
900
204
226
50
446
277
262
301
95
603
,501
602
325
390
204
371
390
C377
^378
263
2f9
386
C307
)308
C398
)399
447
483
586
C230
)231
12,13
13
69
68
.69
66
92
19
258
154
;753
754
[755
73
330
287
399
16
1149 5
3!I6
.■i72
585
325
68
66
69
09
I ^69
67
69
30
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
171
Xamo, residence, and invention.
Johnston, 'William F., Sackett's Harbor, N. T. Door-hanger
Johnston, William F., and J. Gr.iy, assignors to Massey-Harris Company, Toronto, Canada.
Apparatns for hardening knite-sections or other articles
Johnstone, James, New York, N. Y. Tool-handle
Joiner, Thomas H. (See Goff and Joiner.) >
Jolicard, Emile, Lyons, France. Furnace
Joly, Hubert, Wittenberg, Germany. Lattice or truss girder
Jonasson. Olof M., Uniontown, Pa. Tobacco-pipe
Joncas, Henry, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-fourth to Geralo Iron "Works Com-
pany, Minneapolis, Minn. Lath-bolter
Jones, Addison W., Boston, Mass. Coin-receptacle
Jones, Adolphus E., Greensbiirg, La. Combination plow-stock
Jones, Albert F., Salem, Mass. Api'aratus for coloring skins
Jones, Albert W., assignortoH. Hartman, Prairie City, Mo. Box-fastener
Jones, Alfred E. (See Somers, Joseph C, assignor.)
Jones, Amos, assignor of one-half to A. L. Greider, Lebanon, Pa. Stair-rod
Jones, An.sel B., assignorof one-half to W. P. Horton, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio. Electric-cur-
rent regulator
Jones, Arthur W., Boston, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. "Wire-support for overhead electric railways
Jones, Augustus M. (See Tilton, James B., assignor.)
Jones, Benjamin F., Chicago, 111. Mop-wringer
Jones Bros. Electric Company. (See Jones, Charles E., assignor.)
Jones Brothers &, Co. (See Scott, Dugald, assignor. )
Jones, Budd J., Sioux City, Iowa. Trolley-wire support ,
Jones, Carmi "V., Chillicothe, Ohio. Potato-cutting machine
•Tones, Charles B. (See Snell, Adolphus G., assignor.)
Jones, Charles B., assignor, by mesne assignments, to New Haven Elevator Guard Com-i
pany. New Haven, Conn. Elevator gate and door |
Jones, Charles B., and J. S. "Wetmore; said Wetmore assignor to "W. P. Huff, Hoanoke,
Va. Hydraulic ram
Jones, Charles E. (See Hall, Charles R., assignor.)
Jones, Charles E., et al. (See Keed, Franklin M., as.signor.)
Jones, Charles E., assignor to Jones Bros. Electric Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Magazine-
fuse for electric circuits
Jones, Charles J. (See Childs and Jones.)
Jones, Daniel, Philadelphia, Pa. Window-awning
Jones. Daniel, assignor to Two-Reel Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine Company, Limited, Bir-i
mingham, England. DriUing-macbiue <
Jones, David, Young.stown, Ohio. Furnace
Jones, David, Philadelphia, Pa., and C. Test, Camden, N. J. Filter :
Jones, David E., Jr. (See Bingham and Jones.)
Dexter J., and "W. L. Clouse, Tiffin, Ohio. Screw-cutting machine
Edgar A., Stnrgis, Mich. Step for bicycles
Edward, New York, N. Y. Feed-water heater and circulator for boilers
Edward L. , assignor to Crowell Clutch and Pulley Company, Westfield, N. Y. Clutch .
Edward R., Baltimore, Md. Smoke and spark arrester
Edward R., St. Lawrence, S. D. Corn-cultivator
Edwin R., and G. Little, North Bloomfield, Ohio. Coffee-roaster
Erastus, et al. (See Lar.sen, August, assignor.)
Florentine A., Bo.ston, Mass. Furnace
Frank, rtal., trustees. (See Drawbaugh, Daniel, assignor.)
Frank, assignor to himself and G. H. Jenkins, Chicago, 111. Stove
George B. (See Jones, Harvey P. and G. B.)
George M. (See Reynolds and .Tones.)
George M.. et al. (See Castle, Lewis D., assignor.)
Harry, Richmond, Ind. Pump
Harry H., Lancaster, N. H. Tablet-compressing machine
Harvey P., Denver, Colo. Combined rock-break and ore-granulator
Harvey P. and G. B., Denver, Colo. Rock-drill
Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for cleaning grain or other materials
Henry C, Orange City, Fla. Fruit-sizer
Horace, et al. (See Weber, Theodore A., assignor.)
No.
528,435
530,183
512,971
523,579
513,187
520,599
514,081
515„'>25
526,784
513,642
526,491
517,279
512,115
522*216
512,830
520,737
513,510
523,639
529,914
523,716
529,329
513,641
524,827
521,543
519,579
530,420
520,528
517,2-20
529,915
514,553
528,944
5-28,436
531,536
520,317
531,043
522.421
529,032
525,080
Date.
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
July 24
Jan. 23
May 29
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
July 3
Jan. 16
May 29
Jan. 30
July 24
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
July 31
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
June 19
May 8
Dec. 4
May 29
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
July 31
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
May 22
Dec. 18
July 3
Nov. 13
Aug. 28
514,472 I Feb. 13
"Wheeled
plow 520,645
Jones, .Tames H., assignor to Rockford Manufacturing Company, Rockford, 111. Mowing-
machine
Jones, .Tohn. Centreville, Iowa. Scaffold
Jones, John H. (See Bean, William H., assignor.)
.Tones, John M., Palmyra, N. Y. Paper-cutter
Jones, John T., Otica, N. Y. Cop-holder for sewing-machine shuttles.
520,646
524,552
528,699
519,428
Jones, John T., Utica, N. Y. Sewing-machine 519,676
Jones, John T., Scran ton. Pa. Ale or beer condenser and cooler
Jones, Joseph B . Philadelphia, Pa. Propeller
Jones, Jo.seph R. assignor of two-thirds to T. A. Jones, Philadelphia, and J. "W. Jones,?
Harnsburg, Pa. Railway .signal ^
Jones, .Toseph R., as-»ignor of two-thirds to T. A. Jones, Philadelphia, and J. "W. -Tones, I
Harnsburg, Pa. Railway-switch
Jones, .Joshua W., et al (.See Jones, Joseph R., assignor.) t
Jones, Joshua W., New York. N. Y. Scalpel
Jones & Laughlius. (See Geyer. George, assignor.)
Jones, Leah D., New Berne, N, C. Pantaloons- protector
530,309 ]
529,916
May 29
Mav 29
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
May 8
May 8
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
513,934 1 Jan. 30
2979
1P8
2105
2432
2425
2884
167
2559
194
3197
2057
2588
647
73
1861
3121
2965
2532
2458
2740
1439
319G
1474
1418
1166
599
2766
2198
2459
960
791
2594
2981
2572
2412
1685
423
921
1930
831
2953
2956
1015
135
891
C720
{721
47
500
610
f585
)586
698
39
634
46
784
4^9
606
155
16
440
755
(7-29
nso
(635
) 636
243
680
(346
1347
784
360
C329
^330
280
140
669
587
592
243
185
646
721
616
C586
1587
400
10^
219
C472
1473
(210
1211
715
715
250
33
215
317
1321 ^318
<319
409 102
2460 i 593
,„„ ; ( 900
3652 I gQ^
Official
Gazette.
67
68
69 607
69 ; 1732
69 1 1552
68 84
69 834
> 66 1027
67
67 1146
68 864
69
67
>67
799
513,935
Jan.
30
3654 1
901
66
824
520,435
May
29
2609
631
67
1082
519,632
May
8
1257
302
67
787
69 1289
69
1144
824
172
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Jones, Lewis B. (See Koll, Benjamin S., assignor.)
Jones, MaraaietM. (See Palmar, Lansing A., assignor.)
Jones, Natlianiel M. (See Curtis and Jones.) *
Jones, Robert P., Koelieport, Mo. Ice-cream freezer
Jones, Samuel M. , Toledo, Ohio. Coupling for hollow rods or pipes
Jones, Samuel M., Toledo, Ohio. Coupling for pipes or rods
Jones, Samuel 0., assignor of one-half to G. H. Atwood, Stillwater, Mum. Piston-valve. . .
Jones, Seth C, Kochester, N. T. Photographic-camera shutter
Jones, Theodore IS"., Greeley, Colo. Horseshoe
Jones, Thomas. (See Rogers and Jones.)
Jones, Thomas, Chicago, III. Plaster
Jones, Thomas A., et al. (See Jones, Joseph K., assignor.)
Jones, Thomas W., Denver, Colo. Collar or cuff button or stud
Jones, Walter A. (See Bell, Broomhead, and Jones.)
Jones, "Walter C. (See Butlington and Jones.)
Jones, "Wilber, ct al. (See Litchford, Miles, assignor.)
Jones, Willarii, Portland, Me. Ice-creeper for horses '
Jones, William. (See Seaman, Wilson, and Jones.)
Jones, William , Harrisburg, Pa. Paper-hanger's roller ,
Jones, William A., et al. (See Eeed, Franklin M., assignor.)
Jones, William P., Baltimore, Md. Support for cards
Jones, William G., Piudlay, Ohio. Machine for manufacturing clay pigeons
Jones, William S., et al. (See Reynolds, Joseph A., assignor.)
Jones, Willis C, Walton, N. Y. Table
Jone's, Wyatt A. O. , Rogers, Ark. Harrow
Jiinsson, Johan L., assignor to Aktiebolaget Separator, Stockholm, Sweden. Driving?
mechanism for centrifugal separators )
Jonsson, Johan L., assignor to Aktiebolaget Separator, Stockholm, Sweden. Centrifugal
liquid-separator ,
Jonsson, Johan L., assignor to Aktiebolaget Separator, Stockholm, Sweden. Journal-
bearing .
Jopling, James, assignor to American Mining Tool Company, What Cheer, Iowa. Drill-i
ing-machine
Jordan, Edmund, Brooklyn, assignor, by mesneassignments, to Pneumatic Press Company,
'Sew York, K. Y. Press
Jordan, Edmund, Brooklyn, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Pneumatic Press Company,
New York, N. Y. Press for plastic material
Jordan, Elmer C. , Sacramento, Cal. Locomotive-boiler ,
Jordan, George F. (SeeBeeler, Charles H., Jr., assignor.)
Jordan, Lewis W., et al. (See Riley, Alberta, assignor.)
Jordan, Thomas P., et al. (See Bynon, William, assignor.)
Jordan, Thomas F. (See Cummings and Jordan.)
.lordan, William, et al. (See Riley, Alberta, assignor.)
Jordan, William T., Augusta, Ga. Cycle-canopy and support
.Jorres, Ralph W.. Taterbury, assigrirto Bridgeport Chain Company, Bridgeport, Conn.'
Machine for making sheet-metal chains ;
Joseph, HerschelT., Blue Ridge, Mo. Pantograph
Joseph, Jacob, Shamokin, Pa. Extensible shade-hanger
Josephson, Moses, Springfield, HI. Vegetable-cutter
Josephy, (justav, Bielitz, Austria-Hungary. Centrifugal air-moistening apparatus
Joslin, Alexander D. (See Smith, James iP., assignor.)
Joslin, Frank A., etal. (See Dixon, William H., assignor.)
Joslin, William H., assignor of one-half to H. A. McLean, Jamaica, Vt. PoUshing device
for spoke-lathes
Jouet-Pastr6, Michel A. , assignor to Sooi6t6 pour la Fabrication des Munitions d' Artillerie,
Paris, France. Apparatus for manufacturing hollow articles
Joveite Manufacturing Company. (See Blom6n, Jonas E., assignor.)
Jowett, James, Bradford, England. Collapsible box
Joy, Charles H. (See Hay and Keams, assignors.)
Joy, Frank L. andF. A., Fremont, Nebr. Folding stool
Joy, Fred A. (See Joy, Frank L. and F. A.)
Joy, Robert, assignor to T. Kingsford, Oswego, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Joy, Sam S., New Market, N. H. Lifting-jack
Joy, Thaddeus C, Titusville, Pa. Core for casting radiator-sections
Joy, Thaddeus C, Titusville, Pa. Radiator-coupling
Joyce, Joseph L., South Egremont, Mass. Pruning implement
Joyner, Fletcher, Schenectady, N. Y. Folding anchor
Judd, Adelbert F., assignor of one-half to K. E. Knutsson, Rookford, 111. Brace for screen-
doors
Judd, Edward A., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Look .
Judd, Edward A., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Look Company, New Britain, Conn. Trunk-
W
nok
Judd, Edward A., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Trunk-
look . -
Judd, Edward C, et al. (See McArdle, Fred W., assignor.)
Judd, Edward C. , Boston, Mass. Sole leveling and burnishing machine
Judd, Edward C, Boston, Mass. Sole-leveling machine
Judd, Edward C., and F. W. McArdle, Boston, Mass.; said McArdle assignor to said Judd.
Sole-leveling machine
Judd, Fred J., assignorof one-half to W. H. Dittmar, Jersey City, N.J. Pulverizing-miU.
Judd, Mortimer N., assignor to North & Judd Manufacturing Company, New Britain,
Conn. Snap-hook ■
Judie, Francis A., Volinia, Mich. Harvester-elevator
Judkins, Alvin B. (See Goff and Judkins.)
Judson, Albert H., et al. (See MoCollum, James C, assignor.)
Judson, (Charles K., et al. (See McCoUum, James C, assignor.)
Judson, George A., Racine, Wis. Sewing-machine for fringing fabrics .
Judson, Henry P., Cambridge, Mass. Hot-air heating apparatus
No.
530,779
528,167
528,168
525,462
515,330
514,934
518,784
524,277
513,936
525,217
527,694
519,127
522,598
527,993
512,033
519,085
530,274
513,937
512,251
523,430'
524,901
521,619
515,961
529,017
517,750
525,499
522,217
530,110
516,056
523,038
523,072
520,962
526,153
511,957
524,804
517,385
531,315
515,340
515,689
515,690
521,471
519,187
530,421
523,285
522,377
527,498
513,397
521,982
518,250
Date.
Dec. 11
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
Oct. 16
May 1
July 10
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
May 1
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
July 24
Aug. 21
June 19
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
July 3
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
July 17
July 17
June 5
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
June 19
Monthly
volume.
May
Dec.
July 17
July 3
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
June 26
Apr. 17
1244
2517
2517
245
2061
1588
2338
519
3655
2165
1675
332
722
2221
508
251
347
3656
860
2167
1586
360
2462
563
300
74
60
528
1490
1535
380
1445
388
1431
2804
2191
2261
2827
2828
1294
445
601
1922
346
1351
2763
2207 ;
1407 !
Ofhcial
Gazette.
301
609
609
60
C513
^514
(398
1 399
121
901
528
403
78,79
185
536
(120
il21
59
86
(901
) 902
208
(546
J 547
388
362
: 84
85
[ 86
593
138
73
16
16
122
(370
}371
384
92
338
90
350
654
524
560
703
704
301
109
149
483
69
330
(673
J 674
;531
I 532
352
67
1650
29a
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
173
Aljyhahelical list of patentees — Continued.
Nauii', ri'sicUiuo, and invoutiim.
Jndson, Roswell S., a»(l G. D. Holraoa, Matteawan. X. Y. Air-brako for street-railway cars
Judy, George U., Fort Wayne. Iml. Machine for rolling brake-shoo key-blanks into shape.
Jueiigst, Charles A., Croton Falls, N. T. Sell-adjusting f«ed raccbanism
Juergens, Frederick A., assignor to Niagara Stamping and Tool Company, Buffalo, N. T.^
Method of and machine for making sheot-niotal tubes \
Juergens, Frederick A., assignor to Niagara Stamping and Tool Company, Buffalo, N. T.
Gutter-forming machine
Julesom, David C., Chicago, 111. Washboard
Julian, Gideon, assignor of two-thirds to S. M. Fay, Boston, and C. S. Hull, Newton, Mass.?
Sole-ronnding machine $
Jnlius, Paul. (Soo Bernthscn and Julius.)
Julius, Paul, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrlk, Lud wigshafen, Germany. Solu-
ble eafranin azo naphthol
Jnlins, Paul, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Dimethyl .safranin azo naphthol
Julius, Paul, assignor to Badische -Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Safranin azo naphthol dye
Julius, Paul, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Safranin azo naphthol lake
Julius, Paul, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany. Azo
dye.
Jnlius, Paul, assignorto Badische Anilin and SodaFabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany. Azo
dye
Jung, Carl, Berlin, Germany. Ear-protector
Jnngner, Ernst W., Skara, Sweden. Thermo-electric battery
Jungner, Ernst W., Stockholm, Sweden. Electrical fire-alarm apparatus
Juram, William C. (See Engel and Juram.)
Just, John A., Syracuse, N. Y. Acid-proof composition
Kabell, Leo, Chicago, HI. Combined folding bed and table
Kabis, Leopold. (See Moore, Thomas, assignor.)
Kaczander, Leopold, assignor to Natlian Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y.
Boiler-tester
Kaempon, Folhert, Jr., assignor to Gem City Stove Manufacturing Company, Quincy, 111.
Mold for stove lids or covers
Kaempen, Folhert, Jr., assignor to Gem City Stove Manufacturing Company, Quincy, III.
Device for operating oven-shelves
Kaestner, Ernest A., Baltimore, Md. Milk-can
Kahn &.Bros., F. & L. (See Birt, John S., assignor.)
Kahn & Bros.. F. &, L. (See Kahn and Moore, assignors.)
Eabn, John, Los Angeles, Cal. Display-case
Eahn, Lazard, and H. V. Moore, assignors to F. ifcL. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Mold
for stove ash-pits
Kahn, Ludwig, Hamburg, Germany. Apparatus for registering telephone-calls
Kahnc, Charles C. and G. F., and A. A. Adkins, Ashland, Ky. Railway-signal
Kahne, Ch.-irles C, A. A. Adkins, W. S. Peircc, J. E. Martin, and G. F. Kahne, A.shland,
Ky. Electric leak-alarm
Kahne, George F. (See Kahne and Adkins.)
Kahne, George F. (See Kahno, Adkins, Peirce, Martin, and Kahne.)
Kailor, John N. (See Keeves and Kailor.)
Kailor, John N. and M. T. Keeves, assignors to Reeves & Co., Columbu.i, Ind. Clover-
huUer f<'eder
Kaime, George S., and O. Stenerson, Necedah, Wis. Logrolling hook
Kaiser, Andrew, Columbus, Ohio. Stovepipe
Kaiser, Gnstav, Trossinger, Germany. Mouth-harmonica
Kaiserstein, Helfried B., Vienna. Austria-Hungary. Preparing food for horses
Kalamazoo Casket Company. (See Sprin!r.«tead and Lawler. assignors.)
Kalamazoo Cvcle Company. (See Blood, Maurice E., assignor.)
Kaldrider, William H., Heaters, assignor of two-thirds to A. iM. Lane, R. S. Waterman, T.
G. Edmiston, and F. E. Waterman, Weston, W. Va. Sliding-door lock
Kales, John W., Franklinville, N. Y. Can-filling machine
Kalkner, Friedrich. Hildeshcim, Germany. Skate
Kallab, Ferdinand V., a.ssignor to Firm of K. Oehler, Offenbach, Germany,
black .
Dyeing anilin-
Kallab, Ferdinand V., assignor to Firm of K. Oehler, Offenbach, Germany. Producing fig-
ures on aniliu-black
Kalla.)ian, Lazarus S., Boston, Mass. Support for bicycle-seat posts
Kallauner, John, Topeka, Kans. Snow-plow for railwaj'S ,
Kalling, Lewis, Baltimore, Md. Bottle-stopper
Kalling, Lewis, Baltimore, Md. Bottle-stopper
Kallsen, Frederick, assignorto Wolf, Sayer & Heller, Chicago, HI. Latch
Kaltonib, Stephen, I'unxsutawney, Pa. Drive-gear mechanism for bicycles, &c
Kaltwasser, (xeorgC. H., Oderfeld, near Barbis, Germany. Rocking-chair
Knnimann, August B. (See Myhre, Chris, assignor.)
Kiimmer, Franz E. (See Haberthiir, Robert, assignor.)
Kammerer, Frank G., Chicago, 111. Bottle or vessel holding device
Kamp. George, Trenton, assignor of one-half to T. B. Mills, New York, N. Y. Landing-
net frame
Kampf, August, Magdeburg, assignor to Gmsonwerk, Magdeburg- Bnckau, Gei-many.)
Controlling- valve for hydraulic pressure j
Kampf, Joseph, assignorbf one-half to G.C.Dresselcfe Co., New York. N.Y. Lamp-burner.
Kampfe, Frederick, R., and 0., Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for grooving razor-strops
Kampfe, Frederick, R., and O., Brooklyn, N. Y. Razor-strop..
Kampfe, Otto. (See Kampfe, Frederick, R., and O.)
Kampfe, Richard. (See Kampfe, Frederick. R., and 0.)
Kamphaus, Peter, Wald, Germany. Scissors or shears
Kamps, Berend. Zeeland. Mich. Hydrocarbon-burner
Kane. J. L., et al. (See Elliott, .James W., assignor.)
Kane, James H., Kansas City, Mo. Artificial foot
Kane, John. (See Graham and Kane.)
Kane. Maurice, Austin, 111., assignorto Warder, Bnshnell &, Glessner Company, Spring-
field, Ohio, and Chicago, 111. Harvester-elevator. (Reissue)
No.
530,422
522,717
512,972
523,07.1
530,275
512,302
528,128
524,251
524,252
524,253
524,254
525,656
525,6.57
520,785
521,168
525,020
520,600
528,370
515,231
512,195
519,606
527,245
511,894
526,904
513,364
517,751
528,881
514,193
524,595
522,599
516,096
520,682
526,232
520,683
518,251
529,498
529,499
512,379
523,208
523,474
.523,475
526,811
528,437
529,273
527,334
520,567
518,149
524,682
520,S51
524,828
514,082
527,695
515,691
11,447
Date.
Dec. 4
July 10
Jan. 16
July 17
Deo. 4
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
.Tune 5
June 12
Aug. 28
May 29
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
May 8
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
July 10
Mar. 6
May 29
Sept. 18
May 29
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Jan. 9
July 17
July 24 1
July 24 '
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
May 29
Apr. 10
Aug. 14 1
Juno 5
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Oct 16
Monthly
volume.
604
927
2106
1537
150
232
500
C384
)385
348 86.87
946 ! 231
592
593
2452
478
480
481
482
564
C 592
J 593
565 i
42 i 10
735 174
1814 J '**'2
"'* 1 443
2886 I
2870 ! {6^*
2064
774
1206
925
286
396
2710
565
658
514
188
291
223
99
658
138
158
362 87
1073 265
724 185
583 136
3032 I
1582 372
3033 \1^^\
1408 352
1771
1772
1074
1793
2202
2263
232
2982
1347
1076
2»i2
262
450
569
569
56
721
322
260
683
10,4 { 304
'■-'•* \ 305
1219 297
177 38,39
1476 360
169
1677
39
404
2829 704
1781 1 429 69 359
Official
Gazette.
69
1325
194
424
322
1279
192
497
749
749
749
749
1255
1255
1205
1323
1038
1133
587
1272
147
778
187
56
74
611
110
9-22
875
157
1561
1159
1464
11.59
290
1007
1007
215
368
468
468
44
607
910
214
67 1123
■67 , 2.36
68 i 902
67 1229
68 962
339
1431
174
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Kane, Thomas. (Sen Carse, John B., assignor.)
Kane, Thomas J. (See Biedinger and Kane.)
Kann, "William L., Allegheny, Pa. Grinding and polishing material .
Kanne, Frederick F., Waterville, Minn. Grain-meter
Kanne, Frederick F., 'Waterville, Minn. Grain-meter
Kanneberg, Alvin C, Canton, Ohio. Eaves-trough ,
Kanouse, JohnB. (See McKenzie, George A., assignor.)
Kansas City Hay Press Company. (See "Wilder, Norman B., assignor.)
Kaplan, HiVsh, Baltimore, Md. Coffee-flask
Kappele, Henry, Matteawan, N. Y. Door-fastener
Karfiol, Benziou, Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to American Lace and Fancy Paper "Works, of
New York. Paper cutting and embossing press
Karger, Adolf, Aloisthal, Austria-Hungary. Machine for grinding pulp
Karnbach, Albert, Barby, Germany. Folding frame for hammocks
Karnes, Matilda T. (See Cowell, Edward K. E., assignor.)
Karp, Harris, Norwalk, Ohio Bedstead
Karrer, John. (See Patton, George M., assignor.)
Karschner, Elmer, "Williamsport, Pa. Scale-measure
Karsell, James, et al. (See Phillips, Thomas E., assignor.)
Kasper, Christian, Cleveland, Ohio. Ash-sifter
Kasson, Walter F., Boise City, Idaho. Type-writing machine
Kast, Miller I., pfaZ. (See Clay, "William's., assignor.)
Kaster, James "W., assignor of one-half to J. F. Chad wick, Hurdland, Mo. Hen's nest ...
Kastholm, Emil L. (See Thomlinson and Kastholm.)
Kastler, Emile, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanism for regulating the movement of cloth-roll-
ers of looms
Kastor, Lucien, Paris, France. Billiard-table
Katani, Sannosuke, Belmont, Cal. Combined liner and measure
Kates, SamuelF,, Salem, N. J. Apparatus for dispensing root-beer, &c
Kathmann, Anton. (See Otten and Kathmann.)
Kathreiner's Malzkaffee Fabriken mit Beschraenkter Haftung. (See Trillich, Heinrioh,
assignor.)
Kato, George P., Jr., Jersey City, N. J. Box or package
Katz. .JaooD, et al. (See Moehn, John N., assignor.)
Katzbach, John, et al. (See Bosman, Nicolas, assignor.)
Katzky, Abram, Moscow, Russia. Fare-recorder
Kaucher, Frank, St. Joseph, Mo. Grain-elevator
Kaud Sanitarium. (See "Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Kauffman, Adolf F. (See "Wittich, George, assignor.)
Kautfman, Isaac B., Marble Hill, Mo. Trunk
Kauffman, "William J., Miamisburg, Ohio. Carriage-pole coupling
Kauflt'man, "William .1., Miamisburg, Ohio. Buggy-boot
KauiTmann, Joseph, Hanover, Germany. Apparatus for forming sheds in looms electrically.
Kanfman, Adolph, et al. (See Deming, Edward, assignor.)
Kaufraann & Bro., Isaac. (See KoU, Gustav, assignor.)
Kaufmann. Israel H., and M. Nimeroff, New York, N. "Y. Clamp for ironing-tables
Kaul, CarlF., Madison, Nebr. Brick-kiln
Kaul, CarlF., Madison, Nebr. Draft-regulator
Kay, Allan B. , New York, N. Y. Piston-rod packing
Kay, Edward, assignor to Beswick & Kay, Philadelphia, Pa. Hub-motion mechanism for
condenser carding-machines
Coin-
Kay, George, F. "Wilkinson, and I. Hush worth, Jamestown, N. Y. Eoundabout
Kay, Hugh M. (See Casey, Kay, and Stringer.)
Kay, James I., et al. (See Barr, John U., Jr., assignor.)
Kay, "William (j., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to H. S. Stevens, Cleveland, Ohio. Nut-lock,
Kay e, Edward, Monaca, Pa. Incandescent electric lamp
Kayler, Bay S., et al. (See Blaine, George E., assignor.)
Kaysan, Henry A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Surgical ligature-holder
Kayser, Albert, Oakland, (5al. Apparatus for trimming stereotype-blocks
Kay ser, Albert, Mittelbexbach, Germany. Koofing-til'e
Kayser, Hermann F. M., Leipsio, Germany. Centrifugal separator
Kayser, Julius. (See Lindner, Arthur E., assignor.)
Keagy. David B. (See Ellis, "Wiatt O., assignor.)
Kean & Doty Manufacturing Company. (See Burmeister, Frederick, assignor.)
Keane, "William M., assignor of three-fourths to J. Curl and A. Baebi, Newark, N. J.
controlled game apparatus
Kearns, Bernard T. (See Hayden, Henry A., assignor.)
Kearns, "William M. (See Hay and Kearns.)
Keasbey, Henry G., Ambler, Pa. Feed-water heater
Keasbey, Henry G., Ambler, Pa. Feed-water heater
Keasbey, Henry G. , Ambler, Pa. Steam-boiler
Keating, Arthur E. (See Dolbeare and Keating.)
Keating, Edward, Terre Haute, Ind. Span or arch
Keating, Edward, Terre Haute, Ind. Girder for truss-bridges
Keating, Henry S., London, England. Hydrometer
Keating, Robert M., Springfield, Mass. Tire for wheels
Keays, Arthur M. (See Tunnard and Keays.)
Kebabian, Hrant K., Philadelphia, Pa. "Wheel-cutting fixture for watchmakers' lathes
Kee, Frank T., New York, N. Y. Footwear
Keegan, Martin, Sr. (See Collins and Keegan.)
Keehn, Maximilian, New York, N. Y. Screw-driver
Keeler, Bronson C, St. Louis, Mo. Means for counterbalancing elevators
Keeler, David L. , (a rand Rapids, Mich. Mixer for pug-mills
Keeler, David L., Grand Rapids, Mich. Household fire-extinguishing apparatus ,
Keeling, Richard, "Walhalla, N. D. Rattle-rake
5n.'n9
525,764
535,765
531,044
511,780
515,494
528,542
525,846
519,286
517,280
526,448
520,886
529,274
523,792
527,750
515,149
527,335
528,543
529,033
513,462
528,230
527,336
525,218
526,233
515,775
531,316
524,442
526,492
530,423
523,640
512,710
518,066
530,895
517,574
513,330
523,353
527,860
521,932
525,551
525,552
525,5.53
530,424
530,425
524,944
525,081
5)2,550
526,234
627,696
514,009
513,018
531,591
517,805
Date.
Jan. 2
Sept. U
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
F«b. 27
Nov. 6
Sept. 11
May 1
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
June 5
Nov. 13
July 31
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
July 24
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
July 24
Oct. 23
June 26
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
58
767 178
(178
) 17!)
1688 400
771
59
2506
32
932
623
2589
1993
244
1348
2818
15
620
9
(208
^209
151
607
475
57
322
1764 , 425
1926 ; 483
1078 i 260
35 9
922 I 219
2877
2630
(707
[708
[634
1635
1079
(260
2166 ! 529
1584 372
81 19
2193 525
830 \ 203
2058 llf^
605 150
2533
1627
1088
1421
260
2654
2043
1962
393
395
396
606
607
1666
1932
1366
1585
1678
54
2176
2667
733
636
(390
i391
274
(337
)338
60
643
513
(471
\iT2
504
150
151
408
473
330
372
404
13
518
640
184
Official
Gazette.
1 66
67
J 69
67
67
69
f69
214
68 1100
68 I 1464
66 1468
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
175^
Alj)JKibeticat, li»t of patentees — Coutiuucd.
Kamc, ri'sidence, anrt invention.
Keely, Thomas, Memphis, Tenn. Shield
Keen, Arthur W. M., Montreal, Canada. Bclt-fa.<!tener
Keen, (Jeorge W., Hackcnsack. K. J. Elevated carrier
Eeenan, William P., Chicaso, 111. Spring-hin<;o
Keene, Albert A., Philadelphia, Pa. Thermometer
Keene, Trevor, Birkenhead, Kn^land. Packing for piston-rods
Keeney, James J., et al. (See Winslow, Marlon H., assignor.)
Keep, William J., assignor to Michigan Stove Companv, Detroit, Mich. Stove
Keep, William J., Detroit, Mich., assignor to Michigan 6tove Company, of Michigan. Stove.
Keepers, William F., Philadelphia, Pa. Measuring- vessel
Kees, Frederick, assignor of one-half to F. 15. Long, Minneapolis, Minn. Comer-strip
Keeson, Herbert V., London, England. Circuit-closer
Keeton, Andrew J., etal. (See Page, Charles W. and O. P., assignors.)
Keeler, Daniel, Mannheim, Germany. Gas fire-engine
Kenlenbeck, Solma, Pleasant, lud. ' Raby-carrier
Kehr, Cyrus, Lakeside, 111. Wheel-tire
Kehr, Cyrus, Lakeside, 111. Tire
Kehr, Cyms, Lakeside, 111. Tiro
Keifel, Frederick W., jr. (See Scanlan, Keifel, and Zipp.)
Keil, Alexander. (See Jacobs. Keil, and Roemer.)
Keil, Francis, New York, K, Y. Spring-hinge
Keil, Henry F., New York, N. Y. Electiic door-opener
No.
523,209
514.!1B8
5n,34:i
.';iri,4.'i.s
Keller, John W. (See Friedman and Keller.)
Keil.s, John, as.signor of one-half to W. E. Howarth, Detroit, Mich. Oil-stove.
Keily, Arthur F., Macon, Ga. Balanced slide-valve
Keiner, Carl, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Car-brake
Keiner, Harvey I., Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Automatic funnel
Keiper, Henry B., Lancaster, Pa, Screw-cutting plate
Keiser, Henry B. A., Braddock, Pa. Apparatus for ejecting core-barrels
Keiser, Henry B. A., Braddock, Pa. Founding
Keith, Alexander, Everett, J. P. Tlrrell, Boston, Mass., and J. W. Willard, Pittsford, Vt.
assignors to said Willard. Coin-controlled vending-machine
Keith, Ethan B., Galesburg, assignor of one-half to W. K. Rittor, Dowagiac, Mich. Hay->
loader j
" " ' " assignor of one-half to W. R. Eitter, Dowagiac, Mich. Hay-
521,374
530,-12C
52-,7.".l
5-2rf,9-t.T
524.206
520,500
530,1*4
524,111
.522,018
517,416
517,417
517,418
522,732
522,733
514,555
513,938
523,039
5.'!0,228
530,840
Keith, Ethan B., Galesbur;
cocker
Keith, HanfordC. (See Hebard, Charles E., assignor,)
Keith, Jeremiah, Middleborongh, Mass., assignor to I. F. Peck, Providence, K. I. Ma-
chine for setting lacing-hooks
Keith, John G., Chicago, 111. Wheel
Keith, John M. (See Stevenson, David J., assignor.)
Keith, Nathaniel S., San Francisco, Cal. Governor for electric and other motors
Keith, Wilfred A. (See Ranch and Keith.)
Keithley Herbert R., Chicago, HI. Rail-bond connector for electric railways
Keitlily. Willie C. assignor of one-half to J. Gordon and H. F. Dugan, San Francisco, Cal.
Conduit electric railway
Keller, Albert K., New York, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Automatic Pho-?
nograph Exhibition Company of New York. Attachment for operating phonographs . . s
Keller, Albert K., New York, N. Y., assignor, by me.sne assignments, to Automatic Pho-^
nograph Exhibition Company of New York, Machine for operating phonographs
Keller, Albert K., New York, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Automatic Pho
nogiaph Exhibition Company of New York. Machine or attachment for operating ph
nographs
Keller, Charles F., Danville, Cal, Can-opener ,
Keller, Christian M., Columbus, Ind. Filter
Keller, Corinne, etal. (See Keller, Jacob, assignor.)
Keller, Edmund, Cliarlottenburg, Germany. Clip for letters, accounts, &c
Keller, Emil E., Chicago, HI. Hand regulator or switch for motors
Keller, Emil E., Chicago, 111. Electrically-propeUed perambulator
Keller, G. F. (See Keller. Jeferson, assignor,)
Keller, Gottlieb, West Hoboken, N.J. Gas-grate
Keller, Hallio J., et al. (See Keller. Jacob, •assignor.)
Keller, Henry H., assignorto Ross-Keller Brick Machine Company, St. Lonis, Mo. Method^
of and apparatus for forming bricks ]
Keller, Hermann, Buffalo, N. Y. Mop-wringer
Keller, Hermann A., etal. (See Cole, William G., assignor.)
Keller, Jacob, Basle, Switzerland. Hydraulic brake mechanism
Keller, Jacob, assignor to H. J. and C. Keller and L. K. Heisley, Cleveland, Ohio. Fur-
nace ash-sifter
Keller, Jame.sD., Detroit, Mich. Toe-weight
Keller, Jeferson, assignor of one-half to G. F. Keller, Frederick, Md. Swinging couch
Keller, Moses A., Batavia, N. Y. Automatic shell-ejector for breakdown guns
Keller, Moses A., Batavia, N. Y. Cord-knotter for harvesting-machines
Keller, Moses A., Batavia, N. Y. Bundle-carrier for harvesters
Keller, Paul A. (See Nickerson and Keller.)
Keller, Peter, Chicago, 111. Carburetor
Keller, Peter, Chicago. 111. Ga.s-burner
Keller. Thomas C. assignorof one-half to F. N. Johnson, Dixon, HI. Eaves-trough
Kellett, WilliamF., Chicago. HI. Plane-iron
Kelley, Caleb J., Terre Haute. Ind. Piston-rod packing
Kelley, Charles A., Oakdale, C!al. Deep-well pump
Kelley, Charles H. , Revere, Mass. Lasting-machine
Kelley. Charles H., Kevere, Mass. Lasting-machine
512,973
514,473
519,385
520,059
523,707
517,828
531,618
517,860
512,711
517,549
518,190
518,191
518,192
528,371
531,464
518,2,i2
519,715
523,354
526,973
514,421
526,449
520,001
529,389
518,998
518,547
513,511
525,463
525,685
528,882
.528,883
520.993
5-26,154
512,5.11
515,475
529,390
529,653
Date.
Kelley, Edward W., Lowell, Mass.
Kelley, Edward W., Lowell. Mass.
Car-coupling 513,019
Car-coupling 520,601
Kelley, George B., assignor to Rockford Silver Plate Company, Rockford, HI. Knife-bnr-> rnacT
■ ' ' achine 5 o.iO,oou
nishing ni
Kelley, George W., Maskegon, Mich
July 17
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
June 12
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
June 2fi
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
July 10
July 10
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
July 17
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
May 8
May 22
July 31
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Oct. 30
Deo. 25
Apr. 17
May 15
July 24
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
May 15
Nov. 20
May 1
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
June 5
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
May 29
Sept. 25
Monthly
volume.
1795 nil
1C82
2099
2420
1112
608
1765
792
410
1774
191
241
2209
2e57
2858
2859
422
634
599
262
151
425
185
97
423
47
5B
544
669
6(i9
669
967 241
243
902
371
67
321
(500
)501
5211
) 212
C199
J 200
(477
1478
662
964
3659
1491
271
1342
2107
833
818
1951
2669
679
2713
734
1628
218
1285
1298
1304
2871
2460
1409
1303
2043
497
733
1994
1852
169
650
185
391
50
C325
J 326
5 326
1327
(327
1328
695
586
353
336
513
122
(186
1 187
475
453
omcikr
Gazette..
658
660
433
1447
1369
2480
1563
2017
2177
2887
2314
66
67
1562 372
98 24 j 67
1922 I 475 67
2968 ' 730 66
247 60,61 68
616 ; 146 68
158
158
104
338
331
613
373
(483
1484
519
698
69
69
67
68
66
66
368^
C6
1203
06
2009
66
1352
67
1414
69
1326
69
355
69
811
68
736
69
1007
69
1249
68
706
67
1660
66
2010
66
2040
66
2040
68
200
68
200
66
1052-
(,fi
825
68
313
09
1264-
69
1475
66
424
[66
I 67
>G1
1027
710
944
559
132.
1761
156.
335,
43-
250
254-
255'
588-
1711
290
826
431
93
992'
1556
910
971
554
382
694
1196
1264
767
767
1275
11.39
270
1362
69 I 971
69 1053
Carpet stretcher and tacker 514,474 Feb. 13 834
J2|2I|66;102&
437
1133
1615
176
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aud invention.
STo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Kelley, Harry H., Elyria, Ohio. G-overnor and reversing-gearfor engines
Kelley, Harry H., Elyria, Ohio. Boiler
Kelley, Harry H., Elyria, Ohio. Boiler
Kelley, Henry C, Chicago, 111. Station for pnenmatic-tube systems
Kelley, James H. (See Eose and Kelley.)
Kelley, John E., et al. (See Shorey, Reuben A. and G. E., assignors.)
Kelley, John T., et al. (See "Widrig, Charles, assignor.)
Kelley, Thomas J., Tolosa, assignor of one-half to T. L. Grable. Prairieville, Tex. Plow..
Kellgr6n, Carl, assignor to Siither Maschinenfabrik, vormals H. Hammerschmidt, Siirth,
near Cologne, Germany. Cooling apparatus
Kellner, Carl, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for making bleaching-powder
Kellner, Eugene, assignor of one-half to F. W. Fort, Waco, Tex. Perforating mechanism
for cylinder printing-presses
Kellogg, Benjamin, Peoria, HI. Type-bar hanger for type- writing machines
Kellogg, Charles E., "West Hartford, assignor to Hartford Sanitary Manufacturing Com-
pany, Hartford, Conn. Cuspidor-holder ,
TJellogg, Charles M., Chetek, "Wis. V"ehiole-s6at ,
Kellogg, Dan "W., Auburn, N. Y. Reversible eccentric for engines. (Reissue) ,
Kellogg, Isaac N. , Nashville, Mich. Attachment for molding-machines
Kellogg, John H., Battle Creek, Mich. Testing-machine
Kellogg, Jonathan D., Northamp I on, Mass. Hook
Kellogg, Luke L., Leon, N. Y. "Wagon-jack ,
Kellogg, "William M., assignor to L. P. Wood and C. E. Gray, St. Jobnsbnry, Vt. "Vapo-
rizer ,
Kells, Edward, assignor to Dangler Stove and Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Vapor-burner
Kelly, Edward, Lebanon, Ky. Druggist's weighing-scale
Kelly, George B., Boston, Mass. Perforating-machine ,
Kelly, George B., Boston, Mass. Mechanical musical instrument
Kelly, Isaac V. , Huntington, W. Va. Grain-door
Kelly, Isaac V. , Huntington, W. Va. Car-door
Kelly, James, San Francisco, Cal. Wine-press
Kelly, James F. (See Ryan, Michael J., assignor.)
Kelly, James P., Louisville, Ky. Ax ,
Kelly, James R., Sarversville, J?a. Combined planter and fertilizer-distributer
Kelly, John, Chicago, 111. Valve mechanism
Kelly, John F. (See Stanley and Kelly, ) (Reissue.)
Kelly, John F. (See Stanley, Kelly, and Chesney.)
Kelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alternating-
current motor
Kelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Means for re-
ducing the apparent energy supplied to alternating-current magnets
Kelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alternating-
current dynamo
Eelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alternating-
current motor
Kelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Producing con-
tinuous motion by alternating currents
Kelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Method of
and apparatus for transforming alternating into continuous currents
Kelly, John F., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alternating-
cnrren t generator
Kelly, John F., and C. C. Chesney, assignors to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield,
Mass. Apparatus for neutralizing the effects of self-induction in ailternating-current cir-
cuits -
Kelly, John M., Rochester, N. Y. Safety device for electric cars ■
Kelly, John P., Saco, Me. Device for plumbing top-rail spinning-spindles
Kelly, John T., et al. (See Castle, Lewis D., assignor.)
Kelly, Louise, Rosebank, N". Y. Washing-machine
Kelly, Mark P., and C. HoUoway, Healdsburg, Cal. Brush-cutting machine
Kelly, Oliver S. (See Graham and Allen, assignors.)
Kelly, Oliver S. (See Linn, John B., assignor.)
Kelly, Thomas J., Los Angeles, Cal. Automatic dumping-gear for wheeled scrapers
Kelly, William E., New Brunswick, N. J. Steam -generator
Kelly, William J., Boston, Mass. Gas and electric coupling
Kelly, William J. , Boston, Mass. Electric-Ught fixture for music-stands
Kelouge, Edward C. (See Harmon and Kelouge.)
Kelsch, Raymond S., Chicago, 111. Electric switch
Kelsey, Edgar, South Lancaster, Mass. Copy-holder
Kelsey, Frank N., assignor of one-half to C. L. Wright, New Haven, Conn. Trolley-stand.
Kelsey, George, Little Falls, N. Y. Cooking device
Kelsey, John P., Freeport, Me. Metallic binder
Kelso, James P., Jackson, Ind. Wind or current operated wheel
Kelso, Robert, Philadelphia, Pa. Flexible cord
K6m6ndy, Jeno v. , Munich, Germany. Elastic tire
Kemmer, Jacob, et al. (See Howell, John L., assignor.)
Kemnitz, Emil, Memphis, Tenn. Street or railway car fender or guard
Kemp, Edgar B. (See Fenley, Frank, assignor.)
Kemp, Samuel E. (See Carter, Richard B.. assignor.)
Kemp, Solomon M., assignor of one-half to W. T. Henderson, Baltimore, Md. Gas-burner .
Kemper, E. G. (See Harris, James L., assignor.)
Kemper, Edward J., Hermann, Mo. Cleaning attachment for grain-drills
Kempshall, Eleazer, assignortoE. M. Millard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hose-mender
Kempsmith, Frank, Milwaukee, Wis. Universal head for milling-machines
Kempster. Daniel E., assignor of one-half to H. R. Thompson and E. S. Beach, Boston,
Mass. JBottle, &c
Kendall, Edward D. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Treating gold or silver ores
Kendall, Elton P., Fairlee, assignor to G. A. Dickey, Bradford, Vt. Nut-lock
Kendall, James H., Cambridge, Mass. Steam-generator
Kendall, James N., Nashua, N. H. Gore-cutting machine
Kendall, John A., Maysville, Mo. Steam-cooker
523,210
526,575
527,3.37
513,236
526,235
516,206
530,996
518,505
516,817
518,107
513,939
11,419
516,394
528,779
517,221
516,057
514,422
523,641
517,698
517,752
517,805
522,019
523,211
512,616
520,738
513,940
522,324
515,962
518,739
518,740
522,344
522,345
522,988
529,918
518,738
528,438
519,716
517,699
515,866
529,501
523,793
513,112
513,113
527,177
514,194
529,552
519,580
522,734
512,712
527,795
513,643
524,207
513,790
523,212
512,252
525,050
528,544
524,690
523,531
529,391
524,501
515,880
July 17
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
May 15
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
July 24
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
June 26
July 17
Jan. 9
May 29
Jan. 30
July 3
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
July 3
July 3
July 17
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
May 15
Apr.
Mar.
Nov. 20
July 31
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
May 8
July 10
Jan. 16
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
July 17
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
July 24
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
1796
2178
1081
2504
1586
774
1600
1854
1796
1153
3660
1896
1086
455
2499
530
735
2536
475
566
2270
1798
1464
3122
3661
254
364
2272
2273
290
291
1401
2463
2271
2984
1395
478
213
1774
2819
2311
2313
814
364
1867
1167
969
1630
1847
3200
412
3433
1800
863
1880
36
1231
2362
1571
921
230
451
520
261
604
372
181
380
460
425
289
902
463
258
112
588
123
187
636
114
C138
) 139
(162
I 163
544
451
353
756
904
67,68
564
564
76
76
350
593
564
721
336
114
50
423
700
557
557
198
87
444
281
242
391
444
784
847
452
208
460
9
66
68
66
69
67
67
66
67
66
69
66
67
^67
67
68
66
593
373
(227
i228
54
67
67
68
68
68
69
67
69
67
67
66
66
69
66
69
67
68
66
66
69
68
69
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
177
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Monthly ] Official
volume. 1 Gazette.
Name, residence, and invention.
Eendif;, Andrew, assignor to himself and J. W. Kendig, Texarkana, Tex. Support for
cutter-heads
Eendig, John W. (See Kendip, Andrew, assignor.)
Kendrick, Greene, assignor to J. Kendrick, Waterbury, Conn. Dress-stay pocket
Kendrick, Hiland H., Fulton, N. T. Sanitary closet
Kendrick, John. (See Kendrick, Greene, assignor.)
Kendt, William F. , assignor of two-thirds to G. M. Mitchell and K. McLeod, Buffalo, N. T,
Trolley-catcher
Kenevel, Jeannot W., Chicago, 111. Gas-making apparatus
Kenevel, Jeannot W., Chicago, 111. Gas-making apparatus
Kenison, John B., and M. F. Bnrk, Lynn, Mass. Staging-bracket
Kennedy, Edward S. T., New York, N. Y. Radialtubo steam-boiler
Kennedv, Frank M., assignor of two-thirds to C. Cusac, Cygnet, Ohio, and J. W. Stone,
Brooklyn. N. Y. Polished-rod ac^juster
Kennedy, Franklin K., assignor to Brighton Sign Company, Limited, New Brighton, Pa.
Manufacture of sign-letters
Kennedy, Henry C, and G. W. Roletter, Philadelphia, Pa. Street-car fender
Kennedy, John, Paterson, N. J. Swivel-loom
Kennedy, John S., Chambersburg, Pa. Apparatus for breaking pig-iron
Kennedy, .Tohn T., Paterson, N. J. .Swivel-loom
Kennedy, John W. (See Lichty and Kennedy.)
Kennedy, Patrick. (See Biddle and Kennedy.)
Kennedy, Richard G., et al. (See McCall, Harry M., assignor.)
Kennedy, Rich.ird G., Pittsburg, Pa. Harness
Kennedy, S. J., et al. (See Armistead. Fabian H., assignor.)
Kennedy, Samuel V., St. Paul, Minn. Mowing-machine
Kennedy, Samuel V., St. Paul, Minn. Lubricating device
Kennedy, Thomas, New York. N. Y. Platform railway
Kennel. Emil P., et al. (See Salzman, Christian A., assignor.)
Kenneliy, Arthur E., Orange, assignor to T. A. Edisou, Llewellyn Park, N. J
indicator
Kennev, Edward. (See Mnrguiondo, Pruedencio de, assignor.)
Kenney, Luke W., New York, N. Y. Skate ."
Kenney. Thomas F., Darby, Pa. Brake-operating mechanism for cars
Kenngott, Louis J. (See Henderson and Kenngott.)
Kenny, Hugh E., et al. (See Nail, Frederick W., assignor.)
Kenosha Crib Company. (See H.annahs, Fred C, assignor.)
Kent, Albert H., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford, Conn. Tap-wrench . .
Kent, Archibald F. (See Wilson, Oliver, assignor.'
Kent, Arthur C., Janesville, Wis. Lawn-mower
Kent, Deville H., et al. (See Winters, John W., assignor.)
Kent, Horace L., Birmingham, assignor to Kent Pulverizer Company, Derby, Conn
Rock-crusher
Kent Pulverizer Company. (See Kent. Horace L., assignor.)
Kent, William J., New Y'ork, N. Y. Machine for making horseshoe-bars
Kent, William J'., New York, N. Y. Machine for bending horseshoe-blanks
Kent, William .T., New York. N. Y. Horseshoe
Kent, William J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Horseshoe
Kenton, Leonidas M., TJrbana, Ohio. Combined carpet stretcher and tacker
Kenyon, John J., Suncook, N. H. Drill-grinding machine
Keogh, Dennis. (See Walsh and Keogh.)
Koogh, William F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Body-shield
Kepler, Lntie F., Dayton, Ohio. Price-scale
Kepler, William C, et al. (See Wegner, Frederick A., assignor.)
Keppler, Fredrick, Chicago. HI., assignor to Eastern Plaster Board Company of New Jer-
sey. Partition for buildings
Ker," George, assignor to Western Automatic Car Coupling Company, Portland, Oreg. Car
coupling .
Kerbaugh, David 0.. et al. (See Lewis, Harry A., assignor.)
Kcrl. Ernest E.. Mellette, S. D. Collar-fastener
Kerlin. Fred, Columbia, Pa. Car-coupling
Kern, Bernard. Jr., Toledo, Ohio, assignor to J. N. Clouse, St. Louis, Mo,
Kern. Frank, Mattoon. HI. TJnderwaist
Kern, Henry, Cambridge, Mass. Lounge
Kerr Bag Manufacturing Company. (See Kerr, William H., assignor.)
Kerr, Charles V., Fayetteville. Ark. Boiler-setting
Kerr, Hugh S.. Philadelphia, Pa. Knockdown toy
Kerr, Isaac A., Muscatine, Iowa. Stave-jointing machine
Kerr, John. (See Hartley and Kerr.)
Kerr, William G., Providence, R. I. Car-fender,
Kerr, William H.. Hchester, Md., assignor to Kerr Bag Manufacturing Company, Concord,
N. H. Machine for making bags
Kersberg, Rudolf, Hohenlimburg, Germany. Commutator-brush ,
Kersenbrock, John H., Colninbn.i. Nebr. Heater and cooler for fermented malt liquors. . .
Kerse.v, James M., Peoria, HI. Minnow-bucket
Kershaw, Daniel, assignor of one-third to R. Schnuman, Fall River, Mass. Device for re-
pairing broken shafts . ,
Kershaw, Thomas, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Feeding device for carding-machines ,
Kerstetter, James L. (See Baldwin and Kerstetter.)
Kerwin, John, assignor of one-half to A. McBride and J. Campbell, Detroit, Mich. Car-
brake
202,5
503
1019
249
1022
249
1163
279
3001
747
680
157
836
213
2168
539
333
81
2108
501
.'>66
136
287
66
1100
267
1422
359
528,298 1 Oct. 30
Kesselring, Wilhelra P., assignor of one-half to H. P. Beiler, Chicago, HI. Apparatus for
testing gas-pipes
Kessler, Charles. (See Sl.vder, William J., assignor.)
Kessler, Heinrich P. .J., Oberlahnstein, Germany. Automatic locking device for tackles..
Kessler, Jacques L., Clermont-Ferrand, France. Apparatus for cencentrating sulfuric acid
by means of heated gases
Ke.iter, Jesse F., assignor to P. P. Little Electrical Construction and Supply Company,
Buffalo, N. Y. Commutator-brush ."
Kester, Jesse F., Buffalo. N. Y., assignor to F. P. Little Electrical Construction and Sup-
ply Company, of New York. Electric-arc lamp
526, 107
519,188
514,935
514,476
I
516,602
512,4:43
514,655
511,848
512,380
520,994
514,150
519,912
Sept. 18
May 1
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
June 5
Feb. 6
May 15
1028
1089
1726
2750
1368
446
1589
837
1437
1201
1132
161
1075
434
289
1704
66
67
68
67
232
275
(422
\ 423
319
109 I 67
399 66
213
341
291
283
41
262
104
70
416
416
416
1416
1416
1685
622
1289
1028
424
1255
56
1430
1140
1350
215
1425
623
1186
1029
1736
239
1084
31
215
1275
908
884
12 PAT
178
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Kester, Jesse F., assignor to F. P. Little Electrical Constrnction and Supply Company,
Buffalo, N. T. Electric-arc lamp
Kester, Jesse E., assignor to F. P. Little Electrical Construction and Supply Company,
Buffalo, N. T. Electric switch
Kester, Jesse F., La Grange, 111., assignorto F. P. Little Electrical Construction and Sup-
ply Company, Buffalo, N. T. Electric heater
Kester, .John H., "Winston, N. C. Tobacco-box-clamping machine
Ketas, David, Seattle, "Wash. Lavatory apparatus
Ketchum, Charles A., Chicago, 111. Combination tool or hatchet
Ketchum, Henry "W. (See Reynolds and Ketchum.)
Ketchum, Oliver "W., Toronto, Canada. Pulley
Kettmann, Otto, Philadelphia, Pa. Time-indicator for taking medicine
Ketton, FrancisM., and C. "W. Hollis, Nottingham, England. Frictional feed and driving
mechanism
Kettring. John A., Martinsville, HI. Thill-coupling
Keuffel & Esser Company. (See Eaff, Adolf, assignor.)
Keuffel, "William L. E. Hoboken, N.J. Tape-measure case
Keuffel, Willie L. E., Hoboken, N. J. Steel tape-measure
Keuser, Emanuel, assignor to M. Keuser, Philadelphia, Pa. Window appliance
Keuser, Mary. (See Keuser, Emanuel, assignor.)
Kewell, Charles, San Francisco, Cal. Lighting or extinguishing street-lamps
Keyes, Ernest W. (See Barnes, Pomeroy, and Keyes.)
Keyes, James A., New York, N. Y., assignor to N. S. Perkins, New London, Conn. Com-
posing-stick
Keyes, James T., New York, N. Y. Tool for handling small metallic articles
Keys, CharlesF., Washington. D. C. Ornament for hghtning-roda
Keys, John H., West Salerii, HI. Kitchen-cabinet
Keystone Driller Company. (See Downie, Eobert M., assignor.)
Keystone Electric Company. (See Sturgeon, Carson J., assis;nor.)
Keystone Manufacturing Company. (See Bowen, WilUam H., assignor.)
Keystone Manufacturing Company. (See Packer. George W., assignor.)
Keystone Watch Case Company. (See Gruner. Henry, assignor.)
Keystone Watch Case Company. (See Mink, Fritz, assignor.)
Key worth, Thomas E., Jr.. New York, assignor of one-half to L.Knapp, Long Island City,
N. Y. "V'alve for water-closets, &c
Kidd, Alexander, Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to E. Wood, New York, N. Y. Car-
fender
Kidd, James, Buffalo, N. Y. Direct-acting engine
Kidd, Joseph A., and G. W. Hess, Haskins, Ohio. Adjustable soctet-clamp for sucker-
rods
Kidd, Eobert J., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pail-cover
Kidder, FrancisM., Fredonia, N. Y. Machine for counting grape-cuttings, grape-roots, &c.
Kidder, WeUington P., Boston, Mass. Safety device for elevators. (Eeissue)
Kidder, Wellington P., Boston, Mass. Safety device for elevators
Kidder, Wellington P. , Boston, Mass. Safety device for elevators
Kidder, Wellington P., Boston, Mass. Safety device for elevators
Kidder, Wellington P., Boston, Mass. Safety device for elevators
Kidder, Wellington P., Boston, Mass. Safety device for elevators
Kidder, Wellington P. , Boston , Mass. Safety device for elevators. (Eeissue)
Kierolf, Salem E., Jackson, Term. Folding vehicle-top
Kies, Frank. (See Thoma and Kies.)
Kiesel, William F., Jr., Altoona, Pa. Tender-scoop
Kiest, Frank G. (See Gould, Clyde H., assignor.)
Kight, W. S. (See Ki^ht, William K., assignor.)
Kight, William K., assignor of one-third to W. S.Kight, El Dorado, HI. Car-coupling
Kilanyi, Eduard von, Buda-Pesth, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for displaying tableaux
vivant
Kilanyi, Eduard von, Buda-Pesth, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for displaying tableaux
vivant
Kilborn. WilberE., Sidney, Ohio. Wheeled earth-scraper
Kile, Abraham, Mount Auburn, Iowa. Wire-splicing device
Kiler, Charles M., assignor of one-half to S. E. Urmston, Indianapolis. Ind. Station-indicator.
Kiler, Charles M. , assignor ot one-half to S. E. Urmston, Indianapolis, Ind . Fence
Kiler, Charles M., assignor of one-half to S. E. Urmston, Indianapolis, Ind. Fence-post - . .
Kilgore, Frederick O., Minneapolis. Minn. Cushion for log-carriers
Kilgore, John S., assignor of one-half to W. "W. Shay, SaUda, Colo. Sole and heel plate
Killeen, Margaret, Halifax, Canada. Fire-escape
Killen, Edward B., Belfast. Ireland. Suspension-rim for vehicle- wheels
Xillgore, Jesse F. (See Mathews and Doyle, assignors.)
Killpack, Frederick A., Ferron, Utah Ter. Device for unloading hay
Kilmarx, Otto E., West Hoboken, N. .1., assignor to Leschhom & Eiegelmann, New York,
N. Y. Knitting-machine for trimmings
Kilmer, Irving A., deceased ; W. A. Kilmer, Newburg, N. Y., administrator. Wire-barbing?
machine J
Kilmer Manufacturing Company. (See Lehberger, George, assignor.)
KUraer, Melvin D., Newburg, N. Y. Piston-packing
Kilmer, William A., administrator. (See Kilmer, Irving A.)
Kilmer, William A.. Newburg, N. Y. Eod-mill guide
Kilpatrick, Alexander, etal. (See Gicssler. William J., assignor.)
Kimball, Adolphus and P., Arkansas City. Ark. Drying-kiln
Kimball, George H., et al. (See Libbev, Hosea W., assignor.)
Kimball, (irace M., Oakland. Cal. Sash-fastener
Kimball, James F., Mariaville, Me., assignorto Western Wheeled Scraper Company, Au-
rora, 111. Road-machine
Kimball, Lewis F., et al. (See Timbrel! and Fyfe, assignors.)
Kimball, Lewis H. and 0. N., Iowa, Iowa. Automatic center-delivery hay-rake
Kimball, Owen N. (Sec Kimball, Lewis H. and 0. N.)
Kimball, Phineas. (See Kimball, Adolphus and P.)
Kimball, Sophie H, Ceres, N. Y. Spoon
Kimball, Walter D.. assignor of one-third to W. H. Miller, Eustia, Fla. Umbrella
Kimball, William W., assignorof one-half to G. S. Prindle and P. G. Eussell, Washington,
D. C. Pistol
522,327
523,074
524,062
512,975
531,045
513,463
527,065
519,913
512,196
525,604
522,064
521,960
528,481
529,449
530,428
512,381
529,866
518,150
518,004
524,175
528,299
521,502
518,889
526 493
11,402
514,123
522,297
525,420
525,421
525,422
11,452
513,578
531,191
522,940
528,372
528,373
513.464
524,255
512,034
512,885
513,115
517,222
518,923
511,896
526,713
517,867
515,086
519,633
523,147
530,591
517,700
518,253
527,610
519,262
527,115
526,155
513,237
Date.
July 3
July 17
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
May 15
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
June 26
June 26
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
June 19
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
July 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
July 10
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
May 8
July 17
Deo. 11
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
May 1
Monthly
volume.
260
1539
158
2109
1688
2879
640
1706
775
473
2336
2162
3064
1680
611
1076
2380
1216
354
2752
1351
a513
2060
3717
229
214
175
i 177
179
1475
3092
1954
1310
2872
2873
2880
485
509
1961
2317
2500
2569
288
73
736
1819
1258
1687
926
480
1409
1532
579
Oct. 9 718
Sept. 18 I 1448
i
Jan. 23 ; 2505
385
36
501
401
708
155
416
189
113
561
519
743
402
152
262
569
305
245
83
665
314
622
490
<915
)916
53
57,58
45
45
46
3.H
(760
i761
464
326
695
696
708
112
121
465
558
588
635
66
19
185
459
C302
i303
422
227
115
353
372
141
176
338
Official
Gazette.
68
66
67
67
67
69
67
67
68
69
67
67
68
I 66
66
68
68
68
68
68
69
66
66
66
67
66
67
66
|67
68
69
67
67
69
67"
69
68
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
179
I\ame, rositlence, and iiiveutiou.
Kimberlin Manufactnring Company. (See Neisler, Oscar L., assignor.)
Kimbrcll, William P., Beaver City, Nebr. Combined bay-rack, bay-stand, and stock-)
wagon .' )
Kimmons. Jobn A., et at. (See Cook. Thomas C, assignor.)
Kimsey, Benjamin F., Terro Havit*-, Ind. Bow-facing oar
Kinder, Frederick H., Strathroy, Canada. Self-supporting attachment for bicycles
Kinder, Joseph J. de, Philadelphia, Pa. Furnace
Kindig, Samuel C. assignor of one-half to L. Biden, Baltimore, Md. Car-fender
Kind), Frederick H., Pittsbnrg, Pa. Apparatus for rolling beams
Kindl, Frederick H., Pittsbnrg, Pa. Apparatus for rolling beams. (Reissue)
Kindley, Asa, New Holland. Ind. Foot-stove
Kindred. Charles F. (See Danzenbaker, Howe E., assignor.)
King, Abrara S., and R. Beardsley, Ashby, Minn. Pipe or rod wrench
King, Albert M., Wilmington, Del. Car-dooroporating mechanism
King, Albert M., Wilmington, Del. Water-closet
King, Charles B., Detroit, Mich. Pneumatic tool
King, Charles B., Detroit, Mich. Brake-beam
King, Charles W., assignor to C. S. Luitwieler, Newton, Mass. Lasting-machine
King, Edward D. (See Bolte and King.)
King, Edward D., Milwaukee, Wis. Bicycle
King, Edward J. (See King, William and E. J.)
King, Edward P., Toledo, Ohio. Apparatus for manufacturing plate-glass
King, Elia.s. Sidney, Ohio. Washing-machine
King, Ferdinand. (See Weinha^en and King.)
King, Francis M., Philadelphia, Pa. WaterHjox of grinding-wheela
King, Frederick L., Chicago, 111. Closed-conduit electric railway
King, Frederick L., Chicago, HI. Closed conduit for electric railways
King, George E. (See Palmer, Samuel D., assignor.)
King, George R., Dallas, Tex. Electric appliance for horses
King, George W., Marion, Ohio. Jack for supporting or bracing excavators, &c
King, George W., Marion, Ohio. Reversing-gear
King, George W., Marion, Ohio. Keversing-gear
King, George W., Marion, Ohio. Traveling crane
No.
Safety
King, Gertrude M., Nantucket, Mass. Ellipsograph
King, Herbert. (See Winslow and King.)
King, Howard K., assignor to Chambers Brothers Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
gear-wheel connection
King, James C, et al. (See Markley, John A., assignor.)
King, James L. , Springfield, III. Dust-inhibitor
King, John A., Galesburg, assignor of one-half to S. B. Moody, La Grange, Dl. Buckle. . .
King, John T., Little Rock, Ark. Spark-conductor for steam-engines
King, John T., and S. H. Truitt, La Grange, Ga. Harvesting or planting pouch
King, Monroe. Princeton, Ind. Adjustable scaffold
King, Osman S., Painesville, Ohio. Slidiugdoor lock
King, Paul, Washington, D. C. Leather-stretching machine
King, Peter M. (See Scheibel, Richard, assignor.)
King, Stephen, etal. (SeoCasswell, Richard H., assignor.)
King, Thomas, assignor to Greene <fc Knox Manufacturing Company, Providence, E. I.
Eyeglas,s-holder
King, William, Longmont. Colo. Pipe-wrench
King, William, assijjnor of one-half to D. E. Secor, Longmont, Colo. Pipe-tongs
King, William, Elmira, N. Y., and E. J. King, Philadelphia, Pa. Action for pipe-organs- .
King, William D., a.ssignor of one-half to L. D. Douglas, Reading, Pa. Faucet
King, William H., New Haven, Conn. Window-curtain fixture
King, William AV., and F. M. Dnnn, Wellman, Miss. Nut-lock
, King, William W., and F. M. Dnnn, Wellman, Miss. Wheel-hub
King, WillisL., Apponaug, assignor to himself, andL. K. Potter, Warwick, R. I. Automatic^
firearm 5
Kingman, AlpheusH., and T. C. Mosely, Chicago, 111. Heater
Kingsbury, Addison, et al. (See Kingsbury, Arthur L., assignor.)
Kingsbury, Addison, Coventry, Conn. Box-machine
Kingsbury, Arthur L., Northampton, Mass., assignorof two-thirds to A.Kingsbury, South?
Coventrj-, and F. H. Allen, Norwich, Conn. Machine for cornering box-blanks 5
Kingsbury, Martin V., Dover, Del. Mustache-guard
Kingsford. Thomson. (See Joy, Robert, assignor.)
Kingsland &. Douglas Manufacturing Company. (See Schnlze, Ajidrew, assignor.)
Kingsland, Hugh A., Belleville, and W. P. Sanger, East Orange, N. J. Gun-barrel
Xingsland, Philip S., and C. C. Hill, Chicago, III.; said Hill assignor to said Kingsland.)
Automatic boiler-flue scraper 5
Kingsley, Alba T. (See McCawley and Kingsley.)
Kingsley, Alba T.. assignor of two-thirds to M. McCawley, Millport, and J. B. Stanchfield,
Elmira, N. Y. Door-hanger
Kingsley, Horace L., Racine, Wis. Pole and neck-yoke connection for vehicles
Kingzett, Charles T., Lond<m, England. Sulfur candle
Kiuley, Jacob H., and W. P. Shuey, Hummelstown. Pa. Ironing-board
Kinnaman, Edward H., assignor of one-half to B. F. Flowers, Bellvue, Colo. Brake-shoe
526,039
525,269
I 525,9!54
523,040
I 519,128
520,060
11,454
j .524,483
I 513,580
523,213
525,659
' 513,911
513,942
523,402
520,826
517,460
513,020
516,353
510,374
! .529,797
516,740
512.585
520,647
528,780
528,781
517,522
531,040
522,989
518,999
520,115
516.097
522,526
512.714
513,943
520,024
521,267
514,936
522,902
525,500
516,603
514,623
514,624
515,526
512,035
515,341
530,780
529,553
513,398
514,195
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
clamp
Kinnard. Will M., Dayton, Ohio, assignor to Carter-Cmme Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Sales-obpck carrier
Kinuard. Will M., Dayton, Ohio, assignor to Carter-Crurae Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Memorandum-sales-slip book
Kinnard, Will M.. Dayton, Ohio, assignor to Carter-Crume Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Memoraodnm-sales-slip case
Kinnard, Will M., Dayton, Ohio, a-ssignor to Carter-Crume Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Memorandum-sales-slip case
Kinuard. WillM., Davton, Ohio, a.ssignor to Carter-Crume Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Cover ifor memorandum-sales-.slip books
Kinnard. Will M., Dayton. Ohio, assignor to Carter-Crume Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Memorandum sales-slip package
1 529,919
523,148
516,207
523,355
527,862
514,010
514,937
514,938
514,939
520,397
531,317 I
Date.
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
July 17
May 1
May 22
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
July 17
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Jiin. 30
July 24 1 2123
1245 {1^
68 1403
2237
1098
1492
338
1953
2076
898
546 I 68 I 1113
250
371
67
67
80
478
497
221
3096
1801
761
452
68 1363
68 313
69 : 1064
68 I 813
567
3664
3668
Will
903 I 66
903 I 60
5533
^534
68 ; 369
68 , 1255
June 5 128
28
Apr. 3 79 17
Jan. 16 2179 519
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
1002 I 238
1053 I 250
2257 {1^
Mar. 20 1687 399
Jan. 9 1418 ' 342
May 29 1 2957 ' 715
Nov. 6 456 I 112
Nov. 6 457|{J}2
Apr. 3 172 1 39
07
Dec. 18
July 17
May 1
May 22
Mar. 6
July 3
Jan. 16 i 1633
Jan. 30 3669
1690 I 401
1405
100
2052
584
595
May 15
June 12
Feb. 20
July 10
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
July 17
Mar. 13
July 24
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Dec. 25 ;
1896
913
1590
1241
300
1438
1085
1086
2561
510
2262
1246
1868
365
2464
1688
775
2045
1964
57
1591
1592
1595
1884
2194
350
24
502
137
153
392
904
67
66
463
216
399
308
74
341
270 ; 60
270 ' 66
121 I 66
561 1 66
'69
C301
^302
444
674
( 89 l5
594
422
181
514
472
14
400
400
401
448
525
66
69
66 1657
66 I 1664
1 69 1105
1798
66 279
67 1146
1145
350
1613
431
408
865
1186
1186
1187
1536
1661
180
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, lesiclence, and invention.
Mo.
Date.
Monthlj-
Yolume.
Official
Gazette.
Kinnard, Will M., Dayton, Ohio, assignor to Carter-Crume Company, Niagara Falls, N. T.j
Sales-check case '. i
Kinnear, "William K., Columbus, Ohio. Horseshoe '.
Kinnear, "William E., Columbus, Ohio. Machine for rolling sheet metal ,
Kinney, Elmer A., and J. S. Hobby, Pine Barren, Pla. Drying-kiln
Kinney, George F., assignor to himself, J". N. "Wallace, and E. Coppersmith, New York,
N. "E". Bottle
Kinney, John V., et at. (See Hall, Charles H., assignor.)
Kinney, Kobert D., Philadelphia, Pa. Heat-motor plant .■■
Kinniburgh, James "W., "Wellington, New Zealand. Ear-pad for telephone-receivers
Kinnie, Henry A. (See McCormick, "William H., assignor.)
Kinsey, Edwin E., "Washington, D. C. Hoiise mail-box
Kinsey, Josiah J., Rochester, N. Y. Door-controlling device
Kinsey, Leonidas C, Montgomery Station, Pa. Spout for vessels.
Kinsley, Frank. (See Frisbie, Henry E., assignor.)
Kinsman, Chester C, San Francisco, Cal. Hoisting apparatus
Kinsman, Frank E., Plainfield, N. J. Eailway signal device
Kin.sraan, Frank E., Plainfield, N. J. Apparatus for controlling the movement of railway
trains or vehicles
Kinsman, Frank E., Plainfield, N.J. Eail way-signal
Kiuter, George H., and G. D. Teller, assignors of one-third to G. Tait, Buffalo, N. Y.
Brake for rail way-cara
Kintner, Charles J. (See Crounse, Albert B., assignor.)
Kintner, Charles J. (See Paget, Leonard, assignor.)
Kintner, Charles J. , New York, N. Y. Closed-conduit railway
Kinzlberger & Co. (See Muhlert, Franz, assignor.)
Kinzly, Hermann, Indianapolis, lud. Hair structure
Kions, Jasper D., assignor to L. Throop, Momence, HI. Blackboard-eraser
Kipper, Charles. (SeePero, George W., assignor.)
Kirby, Edward K., Terre Haute, Ind. Car-coupling
Kirby, Fitz A., and J. Henning, "Wyandotte, Mich. Flanging-machine
Kirby, Frank E., as.signor to Detroit Dry Dock Company, Detroit. Mich. Ash-ejector
Kirby, John, Jr., assignor to Dayton Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. Curtain-
roci fixture for sleeping-cars
Kirby, John, Jr., assignor to Dayton Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. Lamp
Kirby, "William A.. New York, N. Y. Self-adjusting arm-rest
Kirchenbauer, Louis, Chicago, 111. Machine for twisting and punching grill-wires
Kirchhoff, Richard, assignor to Actien-Gesellsohaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation, Berlin, Ger-
many. Crimson azo dye
Kirchhoff, Eicliard, assignor to Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation, Berlin, Ger-
many. Black dye
Kirchmann, Josef, and K. Schwinghammer, Munich, Germany. Composition for furnace-
walls
Kirchner, Frank H., et al. <(See Cabot, John A., assignor.)
Kirchner, Henry "W., Denver, Colo., and G. N. Chase, Pasadena, Cal. Car for elevated?
structures 5
Kirchner, Henry AY., and "W. A. Spears, Denver, Colo. Flushiug-tank for water-closets...
Kirchner, Peter A., JFort "Wayne, Ind. "Water-alarm for steam-boilers
Kirk, Charle.s. (See Clark, Cameron, and Kirk.)
Kirk, Franklin, Kansas City, Mo. Lumber-truck for dry -kilns
Kirk, Jason E., Burnside, assignor of one-half to J. Kirk, Hawk Run, Pa. Treadle for
machinery
Kirk, John A., "Washington, D. C. Puzzle or game
Kirk, John P. , Austin, Tex. Pinless clothes-line
Kirk, John P., Austin, Tex. Car-coupling
Kirk, Joseph. (See Kirk, Jason E., assignor.)
Kirk, "William H. (See Dumke, Franke F., assignor.)
Kirkbride, David, Salem, Ohio. Lifting or hoisting tool
Kirkbride, Thomas E., and C. E. Ouram, Philadelphia, Pa. Friction-clutch pulley
Kirkegaard, Georg, Brooklyn, N. Y. Eleotric-arc lamp
Kirkegaard, Peter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Kirker, Harry L., and "W. Chambers, assignors to"Westinghouse Electric and Manufactur-
ing Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Former for winding armature-coils
Kirkham, John J., Terre Haute, Ind. Apparatus for the manufacture of gas
Kirkpatrick, Charles, et al. (See Miltonberger, "Wynant, and Schott, assignors.)
Kirkpatrick, Charles C, et al. (See Bessonette, "William T., assignor.)
Kirkpatrick, John A., Chicago, 111., assignor of one-half to G. "W. McDaniels, Anthony,)
Kans. Road-cart 3
Kirkpatrick, John "W., Boston, Mass. Package for goods
Kirkpatrick-Picard, Hugh P., and H. Thame, London, England. Manufacturing elements
or plates for secondary batteries
Kirkpatrick-Picard, Hugh F., and H. Thame, London, England. Manufacturing plates
for secondary batteries
Kirkpatrick, William P., Arrowsmith, 111. Shuttle for carpet-looms
Kirks, Albert, assignor to Diebold Safe and Lock Company, Canton, Ohio. Time-lock
Kirlin, Linden, Beattie, Kans. Cultivator or seed-planter
Kirnan, "William H.. Bayonne, N. J., assignor to Gamewell Fire-Alarm Telegraph Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Fire-alarm box
Kirnan, William H.. Bayonne, N. J., assignor to Gamewell Fire-Alarm Telegraph Com-
pany, New York, N. "S". Indicator for fire-alarm or other purposes
Kirsch. George P., Decatur, Ind. Lawn-mower
Kirsch King, Albert W., assignorof one-half toFrazierCycleCompany, Chicago,Ill. Jour-
nal-bearing
Kirsch, Richard, Bay Ridge, N. Y. Window-sash fastener
Kirschner, Auguste, St. Etienne-de-Rouvray. France. Cotton-opener
Kirstein, Henry E. (See Gilbert, Beujamm A., assignor.)
Kirstein, Henry E., Rochester, N. Y. Eyeglasses ■
Kir.stein, Henry E.. Rochester, N. Y. Eyeglasses or spectacles
Kirtland, Charles E., St. Francis, Wis. Sounding apparatus
Kirtley, Harry L., assignor to R. E. Vickers, F. L. Doolittle, Huntington, and J. F. Kirt-^
ley, Scarey, W. Va. Coin-operated cigar- vending machine S
531,551 I
514,011 !
515,402
513,188 j
530,429 ! Dec.
Dec. 25
Feb. 0
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
.521,910
520,786
518,924
523,431
523,580
524,553
520,061
520,062
523,723
530,185
512,444
513,579
522,469
530,186 \
526,714
522,119 j
518,958
520,265
525,766
527,428 !
i
512,116 j
516,604
529,450
513,268
520,436
521,169
515,232
516,333
528,675
512,715
523,667
517,281
521,240
515,342
522,735
,120,143
516,865
512,716
515,881
527,861
530,847
525,660
520,144
520,002
518,722
520,234
527,697
529,554
519,607
531,193,
527,611
527,612
528,600
527,995
June 26
June 5
Apr. 24
July 24
July 24
Aug. 14
May 22
May 22
July 31
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
July 3
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
June 26
May 1
May 22
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
May 29
June 12
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
July 31
Mar. 27
June 12
Feb. 27
July 10
May 22
Mar. 20
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
May 22
May 15
Apr. 24
May 22
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
May 8
Dec. 18
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
2599
59
2364
2427
612
2055
43
2570
2172
2433
1016
1954
1958
2701
i623
14
587
586
152
495
10
C635
^636
547
611
250
C478
H79
479
669
192 47,48
12«*i{292
761
129
3096
507
194 I 48
75 19,20
2428 i 583
34 \ 9
2332 566
774 I 179
1233 303
648 :
1441
1681
2570
620
621
622
2610 , 632
736 1 174
2065
514
231
973
281 , 68
1634 i 392
2595 647
2592 ! b07
863 203
2263 561
970 i 242
2120
1877
517
444
i392
I 393
231 1 54
1635
1963 t 472
1344
573
2121
1854
2238
322
137
518
453
557
2275 554
1680 404
1869 ! 444
1207 I 291
1956 I 465
1536 I 373
1538 373
136 34
2924 1 J ^^^
■"^* I { 537
J 69 1738
66 865
66 1341
66 I 556
67
67
67
[67
67
^66 ; 239
68 j 101
69 i 1250
69 16
67 : 1690
67 542
67 : 1013
68 : 1305
69 257
66
>66
67
67
66
66
68
66
67
68
67
fee
68
67
67
67
67
67
69
69
?69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
181
Alphabetical Iwt of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, nnd iuvention.
Kirtley, Harry L., assignor to E. E. Vickers, F. L. Boolittle, Huntington, and J. F. Kirt->
ley, Scaroy, XV. Va. Cigar- vending machine v
Kirtley, Jolm F., etal. (See Kirtley, HaiTy L., assignor.)
Kirven, EnvsmusE., Darlington, S.'C. Root-cntter and stump-extractor
Kirwin, Eliza, Indianapolis, Iiid. Catamenial sack
Kiskadden, RoliertA., Allegheny, Pa. Apparatus for operating railway-brakes
Kissinger, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. F. Sturgis, Lititz, Pa. Alarm match-safe
Kitchen, John G. A., Ardwick, England. Wheel or roller skate
Kitchen, John G. A., Ardwick, near Manchester, England. Brake apparatus for cycles or
other road-vehicles
Kitson, Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa. Carbureting gas-lamp
Kitson Machine Company. (See Morton, Albert H., assignor.)
Kitson, Thomas, Stroudsburg, Pa. Blower
Kittell, Henry E. (See Plowman and Kittell.)
Kittilsen, Levi. (SeeGuldhaug, John J., assignor.)
Kitts, Charles A. (See 'Whiteley, William N., assignor.)
Kittson, Alfred B., Boston, and A. B. Browne, Cambridge, Mass. Apparatus for deoxidiz-)
ing or oxidizing 5
Kizer, Carey F., and S. N. Murdock, Columbus. Ohio. Noiseless slate
KlatVky, Gottfried F., and F. Fallinowsky, New Tork, N. Y. Device for preventing rail-
way collisions
Klatfky, Gottfried F., and F. Faltinowsky, New York, N. Y. Signal for cable railways. - .
No.
5i29,276
520,363
5U,71"
5l!l,C88
5'>n,0f.3
5-25,270
530,693
517,386
,i26,236
Klatte, Erail H. E., Freiburg, Baden, Germany. Electrically -governed switch.
Klatte, Otto, Neuwied, Germany. Kolls for the manufacture of chains
Klatte, Otto, Neuwied. Germany. Machine for sawing chain -bars
Klatte. Otto, Neuwiedon-the-Rhine. Germany. Means lor adjusting rolls for roUing-mills-
Klau. Robert, etal. (See Schuiidr, Oscar K., assignor.)
Klauberg. Ch.arlcs, New Haven, Conn. Convertible carriage-body
Klander-Weldon Dyeing Machine Company. (See Weldon, Leonard, assignor.)
Klauke, Carl, Miinchoberg, Germany. Snow-shelter
Kleber. Oscar L., assignor of one-half to R. J. Stoney, Jr., and H. Braun, Pittsburg, Pa.
Priutingtelegraph
Klees, James A., Reading, Pa. Dumping- wagon
Kleihauer, -James, .Tr., assignor to liimself and C. E. Curran, Johnson, Nebr. Riding at-
tachment for plows
Kleiman, Henry, Alleglieny, Pa. Brake
Klein, Adolph. (See Kleiii, Michael A., assignor.)
Klein & Co.. F. G. (See Leber, Louis, assignor.)
Klein, George S., Toronto, Canada. Stem-winding watch
Klein, Henry, .lanesville. Wis. Thermal circuit-breaker
Klein. Henry, and E. Rowenhagen, Chicago, 111. Constructing buildings
Klein, John S., Oil City, Pa. Means for pumping liquids from gas-producing wells
Klein, Leon. (See De la Mar, Joseph, assicnor.)
Klein, Michael A., a.ssisnor to A. Klein. Chicago, 111. Puzzle
Klein, Theodore H . and H. C. French, Cleveland, Ohio; said French assignor to said Klein.
Window-shade bracket
Kleine, Johannes F., Essen-on-the-Ruhr. Germany. Construction of floors or ceilings
Kleiner, Eugen. W. Bokmaver, and O. Hoflniann, Miidling, Austria-Hungary, assignors to
C. V. Ha worth, Oldham, England. Air-moistening and ventilating apparatus
Kleiner. Eugen. W. Bokmaver. and O. Hoffmann, Miidling, Austria-Hungary, assignors to
C. V. Haworth. Oldham, England. Air-moistening apparatus
Kleinert, Isaac B., assignor to I. B. Kleinert Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Ear-muflf.
Kleinfeldt, Arthur. Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Eureka Can Opening Company, of New
Jersey. Key for opening metal cans
Kleinfeldt. Arthur, Brooklyn. N. Y., assignor to Perfection Safety Gas-Bumer Company,
ofNewJersev Ga.s cntolT device
Kleinfeldt. Arthur, Brooklyn. N. Y.. assignor to Perfection Safety Ga-s-Burner Company,
of New .Jersey. Gas cut-off device
Kleinneck. Charles G., Mount Vernon, Iowa. Car-coupling
Kleinsteuber, Monroe A. (See Kleinsteuber, O.scar D. and M. A.)
Kleinsteuber, Oscar D. and M. A., assignorsof one-third to J. T. Janssen, Milwaukee, Wis.
Electric distribution-box _.
Kleinsteuber, Oscar D. and M. A., assignors of one-third to F.E. WoUer, Milwaukee, Wis.
Signaling apparatus
Kleinsteuber. Oscar D. and M. A., assignors of one-third to J. T. Janssen, Milwaukee, Wis.
Electric distribution-box
Klema. Martin, Caledonia. Wis. Potato-digger
Klemm. George F., Philadelphia, Pa. Incandescent-lamp stand and reflector
Klenk, Christian, assignor of one-half to W. S. Jewiss, Connersville, Ind. Liquid wood-
tiller
Klenze, Henry G., Great Falls, Mont. Office-indicator
522,422
529,807
514,083
529,920
519,813
523,432
523,433
530,949
535,908
514,999
521,170
519,4.-5
527,990
514,940
521,884
530,430
525,847
531,537
525,707
520,648
515,434
Date.
Nov. 13
May 22
Fol). n
May 8
May 22
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
July 3
Nov. 27
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
1350
2498
1239
)34s
1901
2238
1101
2805
1587
2382
109
2465
May 15 : 1548
July 24 ; 2174
2176
1518
July 24
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
June 12
May 8
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Juno 26
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
1028
1683
739
930
2229
1597
1998
C12
934
2577
Sept. 11 I 775
May 29
Feb. 27
2958
2422
511,897 Jan. 2 289
Polypantograph
Pol y pa n t ograph
Differential pulley
Magnetic water-gage
Automatic railway-car protector .
BaiTel-washer
Klerit.i, Ljubomir, Belgrade, Servia.
Klerit.i. Liubomir, Belgrade, Servia.
Klerit.i, Liubomir, Belgrade, Servia.
Klcritj, Ljubomir. Belgrade, Servia.
Klettner, Charles, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kline, Charles L., New York. N. Y.
Kline, .John. (See Betz. Jacob E.. as.signor.)
Kline. William. Piqua. Ohio. Clamp -
Kline, William H., assignor of one-balf to W. P. Bushell. Philadelphia, Pa. Toy
Kline. Wintield S., Bolivar, and J. B. Westhafer, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Trolley-wire
l>r.i<'ket
Klinefelter. Gideon, and J. W. Nash. Nortonville, Kans. Pnining-tool
Kline. Luther S.. Duncannon. Pa. .Jeweling-tool
Kling, Peter M., ft al. (See Sawade. Gustavo C, assignor.)
Kling, Peter M., St. Louis. Mo. Street-car
Kling, Peter M., St. Louis, Mo. Railway-car
Klinger, Alexander. California. Mo Ejecting apparatus
Klinghammer. Theodor. Speyer. Germany. Method of and means for closing vessels
514,556 i Feb. 13
529,176 Nov. 13
517,523 I Apr. 3
522.600 I July 10
522.601 July 10
512,717 j Jan. 16
515,087 I Feb. 20
i
515,689 ; Feb. 27
522,664 ; July 10
527,863 , Oct. 23
525,909 I Sept. U
524.781 Aug. 21
529,277 Nov. 13
512,713 Jan. 10
.^12.719 Jan. 16
516,098 Mar. 6
530.592 Dec. 11
528.254 Oct. 30
530.593 Dec. U
521.6.58 Juno 19
517,926 Apr. 10
965
1179
173
724
728
1637
C323
^324
604
308
325
480
546
267
655
373
C108
J 109
570
40
594
C378
\319
J 547
\ 548
548
360
233
422
175
224
538
401
482
152
209
616
180
716
600
67
244
284
39
185
186
393
OfKcial
Gazette.
1638
.■531.4.37 Dec.
527. U6 I Oct.
512.653 Jan.
584
927
2672
928
1613
837
2392
713
1534
516,934
510,935
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
1994
1995
1821 1 459
!
2659 660
835 ' 208
1965 472
1029 233
1393
1353 I 324
'" J 394
1640 394
1.37
227
(643
i614
228
378
210
572
176
368
523,. ')81 July 24
512.036 .Jan. 2
4f.9
C469
1470
2435 1 611
512 I 121
}67
1 68
68
69
69
67
66
66
66
69
67
OS
68
66
66
66
68
69
68
68
69
1 66
66
66
09
^69
^69
67
67
69
69
66
66
}66|
68
66
337
1.562
1400
553
1401
1522
175
1699
148
303
1850
1856.
501
98
182
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Date.
Monthly Official
volume. 1 Gazette.
1 ;^| ^ I 8)
Klink, Adam. Coaltown, Pa. Corn-planter
Klink, Eli, Salem, Ind. Mole-trap
Klippel, Jacob, administrator. (See Pinard, Zatique.)
Klipper, Tredrick W. (See Meyer, August, assignor.)
Klock, Adam I., St. Johnsville, If. Y. Manufacturing mirrors
Klogel, Karl S., New York, N. Y. Sewing-macbine
Klonne, August. (See Miiller, Heinricb, assignor.)
Klonne, August, Dortmund, Germany. Gas-holder
Klonne. August, Dortmund, Germany. Furnace
Klose, Karl A., Kichfield, Minn. Wrench
KIoss, Ernst, Stettin, Germany. Electrical temperature-annunciator
Klotz, Charles A., Vallejo, Cal. Blowing-engine
Kloz, Ludwig, Leadvillo, Colo. Extracting zinc from ores...
Kluepfel, Hermann, Barmen, Germany. Eine-fuel furnace
Kluud, John E., et al. (See Brown, Norman E., assignor.)
Klusmeyer, John. (See Claudy and Klusmeyer.)
Knadler, Godfred, Cleveland, Ohio. Manufacturing casings or sheaths forpneumatic tires
Knap, Edgar D. , Schenectady, N. Y. Combined cut-out and cord-adjuster
Knapp, Alonzo J., Alliance, Nebr. Animal-trap -
Knapp, Charles. (See Millard, Martin S., assignor.)
Knapp, Charles, assignor to A. G. Bean and H. O. Kockwell, St. Louis, Mo. Electric-
trolley device
Knapp, David W (See Eearn, 'William R., assignor.)
Knapp, Edgar, Middleport, N. Y. Bean-separator
Knapp, Fred H. (See Cornell, Evan "W., assignor.)
Knapp, Fred H., Adrian, Mich. Fence-wire-fastening device
Knapp, George W., Baltimore, Md. Socket for dippers
Knapp, George W., Baltimore, Md. Attaching spouts to sheet-metal vessels
Knapp, George W., Baltimore, Md. Attaching handles to sheet-metal vessels
Knapp, George "\V., and J. T. Chamberlin, Worcester, Mass. Valve
Knapp, Jacob E. , Brownsville, Greg. Gate
Knapp, James C, et al. (See Keynolds. Hamline W., assignor.)
Knapp, John H., Decatur, assignor to J. A. Suffern, Pierson, 111. Joint for cultivators - .
Knapp, Lucien. (See Keyworth, Thomas R., Jr., assignor.)
Knapp, Shepard, et al. (See Whitacie, William C., assignor.)
KJnapp (fe Stout (io. Company. (See Randall. Frank J., assignor.)
Knapp, William H., Galesburg, Mich. Paddle-wheel for boats ,
Knapstein, Carl C, et al. (SeeParo, Edward, assignor.)
Knauer, Cyrus A., assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Geiger and H. Himelright, Pottstown,
Pa. Chalk-holder for billiard or other cues
Knauer, Pankratz, Elizabeth, N. J. Lubricator for journals
Knauer, Will O., Woodland, and A. Y. Tyler, Sacramento, Cal. Box-making vise
Knauss, Charles C, and J. E. Krause, Bethlehem, Pa. Rotary engine and pump
Knauss, FrankV., PortsTnoutb, Ohio. Oven-door for cooking stoves or ranges
Knauss, Frank V., Portsmouth, Ohio. Damper for cooking stoves or ranges
Kneeland, Frank G., et al. (See Leonard, David, assignor.)
Kneip, Anton, Maspeth, assignor to himself, and J. J. Reed, Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-
switch
Kneip, William F., Ypsilanti, Mich. Knit garment
Knickerbocker Company. (See Hogeboom, Levi S., assignor.)
Knickerbocker, Dwight W. (See Merritt, James M., assignor.)
Knietsch, Rudolph, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Blue dye
Kniffen, Le Grand, Chicago, 111. Combined com shelling and grinding machine
Knight, Alonzo C, et al. (See Quackenbush, George, assignor.)
Knight, Charles A. (See Sloan, William E., assignor.)
Knight, (Dharles H., Philadelphia, Pa. Shaft-.support ifor vehicles
Knight, Charles H., Bondout, assignor to National Chair Manufacturing Company, Chi-
chester, N. Y. Adjustable chair
Knight, Charles H., Rondout, L. A. Chichester, and D. S. Relyea, assignors to National
Chair Manufacturing Company. Chichester, N. Y. Adjustable chair
Knight, Frank. E. (See Smith, Herbert S., assignor.)
Knight, Frank. E., New York, and H. S. Smith, Brooklyn, N. Y. Shade for lamps
Knight, George, Brockton, Mass. Machine for creasing boot or shoe uppers -
Knight, (jreorge W. , assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Thread-receiver for
spinning and twisting frames
Knight, Harry. (See Aikiu and Knight.)
Knight, Henry L., Le Roy, Minn., and H. E. Duncan, West Superior, Wis. Dental im-
pression-cup
Knight, John H., Famham, England. Vaporizer for hydrocarbon-motors
Knight, John H., Famham, England. Hydrocarbon-motor
Knight, John L., New Alexander, Ohio. "Shirt
Knight, John R., et al. (See Leonard, David, assignor.)
Knight, Joseph I., Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for applying binding-strips to books
Knight, Margaret E., et al. (See Gooding and Goudey, assignors.)
Knight, Margaret E., ct al. (See Steele, Herbert B., assignor.)
Knight, Margaret E., South Framingham, assignor to herself, R. D. Evans, and J. S. Lock-?
wood, Boston, Mass. Reel 5
Knight, Margaret E., South Framingham, assignor to herself, R. D. Evans, and J. S. Lock-
wood, Boston, Mass. Feeding attachment for sole-cutting machines
Knight, Margaret E., and A. B. Harrington. South Framingham, assignors to said Knight
and J. S. Lockwood, Boston, Mass. Window frame and sash ^
Knight, Margaret E., South Framingham, and C. S. Gooding, Brookline, assignors to sald^
Knight. R. D. Evans, and J. S. Lockwood, Boston, Mass. Numbering mechanism S
Knight, Richard D., Providence, R. I. Advertising device
Knight, Riley, Moscow, Idaho. Thrashing-machine
Knight, Samuel, Jr. (See Purington, Samuel F., assignor.)
Knight, Thomas. Islington, Canada. Foot- ball-game apparatus
Knight, Walter H., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Electric
motor
527,429 Oct. 16
515,233 Feb. 20
526,398
524,063
513,514
513,515
520,529 I
519,634
516,442
518,890 1
516,6.52
Sept. 25
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 29
May 8
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
525,711 ' Sept. 11
520,318 ■ May 22
522,602 July 10
516,492 ; Mar. 13
515,776 j Mar. 6
514,557 Feb. 13
514,230 i Feb. 6
520,235 May 22
524.854
517,575
531,378
531,592
526,533
518,068
Aug. 21
Apr. 3
Deo. 25
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
522,838 ' July 10
525,501 i Sept. 4
519,156 1 May 1
526,974 i Oct. 2
529,622 I Nov. 20
513,944 i Jan. 30
513,047 Jan. 16
524,256
514,656
1238
2066
1885
160
2973
2975
2767
1260
1164
2514
1532
681
2414
731
1248
82
967
443
2279
1519
261
2300
2667
2115
1090
1145
301
392
498
1970
3672
i 2213
304 : 69 257
515 66 1273
Ang. 7
Feb. 13
486
1134
36
732
732
669
303
279
622
365
158
587
186
299
20
244
106
554
371
60
1548
(549
640
506
275
283
74
94
122
469
904
530
68 1536
66 696
67 1110
67 ' 78K
66 1C8G
67
.'i04
1770
68 1289
67 in-28
68 159
66 1701
66
1469
66 1053
66 ! 936
67 ' 1002
68 I 968
67 51
^9 I 1680
i
69 1 1752
68 1578
215
232
1208
613
69 93
69 1045
67
67
66
828
444
283
68 749
66 1085
526,108 Sept. 18
516,493 ! Mar. 13
1370 320 68
i 1249 299 ! 66
525,051
Aug. 28 ; 1881
k460 j>,
JH61 r
1425
1701
1050
520,649 May 29
518,410 I Apr. 17
2959
1690
716
419
67 1146
67 342
525,464
516,310
518,151
524,945
530,594
522,423
Sept. 4 ; 251
61 68 1197
Mar. 13 335 .J20 66 1644
Apr. 10 ! 1217 305 67 238
A.ng. 21 1667 , 408 68 994
Dec. 11 I 930 228 69 1401
July 3 ! 427
(•109 )
1112 )
85
521,413
June 12
1169
C277
1278
}67
1426
524,278
Aug. 7
521
122
68
755
519,333
May 8
720
177
67
691
527,205
Oct. 9
857
C208
1209
168
470
>69
175
525,740
529,623
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
730
1970
68
69
1297
1045
513,116
Jan. 23
2318
558 66
535
516,818
Mar. 20
1797
425
66
1818
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
183
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Knight, Walter H., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Con-
troller for electric-railway cars
Knight, AValter H., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Electric
locomotive
Knight, Walter H., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Dynamo-
electric machine or motor
Knight, Walter >T., Newark, N. J. Means for replacing derailed cars
Knights, Richard, Siiaroshrook, England. Floor
Knill, T. W. (See Spencer. William B., assignor.)
Knipper, Joseph G. (See Knipper, Peter H. and J. G.)
Knipper, Peter n. and .T. G., assignors of one-half to S. Jenkinson and M. Butler, Roches-
ter, N. Y. Lubricator
Knittel, Andrew W., New Castle. Pa. Oilcan ,
Knittel, iTohn B., St. Louis, Mo. Hinge
Knoblaugh, Edward M., Toledo, Ohio. Folding bed ,
Knoche. J. Philip. (See Murphy, Livy D., a.s.signor.)
Knode, Robert S.. Omaha. Neor. Powder-blower
Knoobel. George W., et al. (See Reynolds, Jo.sej)h A., assignor.)
Knoepfel. Jacob, Bristol, assignor to C. W. Veigel, Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe-brnsh
Knofler, Oskar, Charlottenhnrg, Germany. Eleotrolytical apparatus
Knoll, James H., et al. (See Caranaugh, James C, assignor.)
Knoll, .lonas L., Lebanon, Pa. Washing-machine
KnoUmiiller. Max. Milwaukee, Wis. Bowling-alley
Knop, Rhineh.ird B. A., Milwaukee. Wis. Pail
Knopp, August. (See Goetzo and Knopp.)
Knorr, Ludwig. Jena assignor to Farbwerke, vormals Meister, Lucius &Briining, Hochst-
on-the-Main, Germany. ParatolyUlimethylpyrazolone
Knothe, Adolph C, assignor to Knothe Brothers, New York, N. Y. Suspender-plate and
castoif .-
Knothe Brothers. (SeeTvnothe, Adolph C assigTvor.)
Knott, Crawford M. (See Knott. William W. and C. M.)
Knott, William W. and C. M., Oxford, N. C. Tobacco-drying apparatus
No.
Enottnems, Henry E., St. Louis, Mo. Price-scale
Knower, George, Greenwood, Wis. Finishing-joint in wooden walls or ceilings
Knowles, Arbie P., St. Francis, Ark. Cook-stove therninmoter
Knowles, Edward K., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Incandescent electric lamp
Knowles, Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Socket for incandescent electric lamps
Knowles, Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-?
necticnt. Electric search-light '. (
Knowles, Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-?
necticnt. Alternatins electric-arc lamp '. s
Knowles, Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-)
necticut. Electric signal-lantem (
Knowles Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Knowles, Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Voltmeter
Knowles. Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-switch box .'
Knowles, Edward R.. Muldletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Ammeter
Knowles, Edward»R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Voltmeter
Knowle.s, Edward R., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-?
necticut. Electric search-light .' l
Knowles. Edward R.. and L. T. Robinson, Middletown, Conn., assignors toSchuyler Electric
Company, of Connecticut. Electrical measuring-instrument
Knowles, Edward R.. Middletown. Conn., and E. H. Park, Milbury, Mass., assignors to
Schuyler Electric Company, of Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp
Knowles, Edward R.. Middletown, Conn., and E. H. Park, Millbury, Mass., assignors to?
Schuyler Electric Company, of Connecticut. Stand for controlling electric circuits ]
Knowles, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for feeding sheets of paper
Knowles Loom Works. (See Bardsley, Henry, assignor.)
Knowles Loom Works. (See Hntchins, George F., assignor.)
Knowles, Otis F. , and H. H. Miller, Oxford, Mich. Device for sharpening skates
Knowles, Thomas C, and W. J. Adams, Newton, Mass. Bucksaw-frame
Knowlton, Ephriam H. B., assignor of one-half to J. Schwalbe, West Superior, Wis. Eail-i
way-switch i
Knowlton, Eraest J., Ann Arbor, Mich. Compound for waterproofing fabrics '.
Knowlton, Matilda T. (See Knowlton, William A., assignor.)
Knowlton. William A., assignor, by mesne assignments, toM. T. Knowlton, Rockford, 111.
Mowing-machino
Knowlton. William A., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. T. Knowlton, Rockford, 111.
Mowing-machine
Knowlton. William A., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. T. Knowlton, Rockford, 111.
Mowing-machine
Knox, George A.. Lynn, Mass. Shoe and making same
Knox, George A., Lynn, and E. E. Bean, Boston, Mass. Shoe-sewing machine
Knox, John T., Glasgow, Scotland. Wooden ladder
Knubel, Herman, et al. (See Ball, Charles A., assignor.)
Knudsen, Jacob B., Fern wood. 111. Air-brake mechanism
518,254
520,787
523,0(i8
526,715
527,430
524,112
528,946
1)25,712
528,328
513,189
516,541
522.839
')30,277
529,392
513,269
516,707
514,231
514,370
525.910
517,701
523,794
516,819
516,820
516,821
516,822
516,824
516,826
520,789
)20,852
520,963
520,964
524,388
516,823
516,825
520,788
531,438
51-2,382
522,470
527,338
517,927
523,286
525,219
.525,220
512,976
513,048 '
523,898
525,686
Date.
Apr. 17
June 5
July 31
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
July 10
Dec. 4
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Fob. 6
Feb. 6
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
July 31
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
June 5
June 5
June 5
June 5
Aug. 14
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
June 5
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
July 3
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
July 17
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 31
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
Knudtson, Thurston L., and J. Uhri, Chicago, 111. Machme for making box bl.anks 518,038 ' Apr. 10
Kuut.sson. Knut E. (See .Judd. Adelbert F., assignor.) i
Kniittel, Friedrich, Charlottenhnrg, Germany. Malting apparatus ! 513,467 Jan. 23
1410
44
2596
77
1242
243
793
683
2797
2429
1336
1146
352
1.572
2572
1621
444
666
1031
481
2821
1798
1799
1800
1804
1808
1811
50
181
381
382
739
1806
1809
47
2392
1077
509
1082
838
1923
2167
2169
2111
2214
3003
618
1033
2884
it,
353
10
647
20
305
56
185
1.58
675
586
318
384
87
374
622
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Gazette.
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67
68
69
69
66
66
106
(168
I 169
233
>66
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I 234
115
701
426
C420
)427
(427
?428
428
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39
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93
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1180
428
429
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1575 jj
262 I 66
129 ' 68
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67
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483
529
529
502
747 i 68
147 ' 68
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262 1
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264 I
1265 J
709 66
444
623
1264
207
644
184
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Kny, Hichard, New York, N. T. Surgical-ligatnre preparation and inoloaure
Kolielt, Jacob, Hoboken, N. J. Embroidery
Kobertz, Peter L., Ai s-la-Cbapelle, assignor to Basse & Selve, Altena, Germany. Loom-
shuttle.
Kobler, John L. , Le Sueur Centre, Minn. Floor-jack
Kobler-Stander, Victor, Rorsohacli, Switzerland. Game apparatus ,
Koblish, Joseph. (SeeMorfoot, George A., assignor.)
Kohos, Jacob, Ghicopee, Mass. Autoinatic safety-guard for elevator-ways
Kobusch, George J. (See "Weber, Moritz, assignor.)
Kobusch, George J., etal. (See Sawade, Gustave C, assignor.)
Koch, Christopb F. (See Faulhaber and Koch.)
Koch, Edouard A., Bayou Goula, La. Bagasse-burner ,
Koch, .Jerry H., Lamartine, Pa. Protector for drill-ropes j.
Koch, John L., Lawrenceburg, Ind. Harness-saddle
Koch, Max M. (See Erben and Koch.)
Koehig, Julius, San Francisco, Cal. Defecating cane-juice
Koehl, Louis. (See Low, Hamilton F., assignor.)
Koehler, Conrad. (See Koehler, Jacob and C.)
Koehler, Ferdinand, Jr. , Cairo, 111. Kefrigerator ,
Koehler, Frank G., and H. G. Hartmann, St. Louis, Mo. Combined invalid's table and desk.
Koehler, Fred W. , and F. W. Marten, Chicago, 111. Express-oar attachment
Koehler, .Jacob and C, assignors to H. E. 'Wollmer, Manchester, England. Hinge for step-
ladders, &o
Koellhoffer, Alois A. (See "Wiebach and Koellhoffer.)
Koenemann. Carl, Wiesbaden, Germany. Sash-holder
Koenen, William, Cleveland, Ohio. Meat-cutter
Koenig, Morris F., assignor to Barber-Koenig Manufacturing Company, Hazleton, Pa. De-
vice for supporting coats, vests, ifcc
Koester, William. (See Kraft, John U., assignor.)
Koeth, Christian, Suhl, Germany. Drum
Kohlberg, Hermann. (See Salfield and Kohlberg.)
Kohler, Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio. Combination-tool for pipe-fitting
Kohler, Julius, Limbaoh, Germany. Machine for sewing looped fabrics
Kohler, Julius, Limbach, Germany. Machine for sewing looped fabrics
Kohler, Karl. (See Berliner, Adolf, assignor.)
Kohlhepp, Eudolf. (See McNeil and Kohlhepp.)
Kohlmann, Frances, New Toik, N. Y. Eibbon-needle
Kohman, William A. (See Potteiger and Kohman.)
Kohn, Adolf and S., assignors of one-third to L. Burger, New York, N. Y. Saftey device
for locking gas-cocks
Kohn, Max. (See Bernstein and Kohn.)
Kohn, MUton M., assignor to himself and S. M. Fischer, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for sup-)
plying electricity for light and power purposes )
Kohn, Samuel. (See Kohn, Adolf and S.)
Kohout, Frederick. (See Kohout, Louis and F.)
Kohout, Louis and F., St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for dispensing beverages
Kolb, Edward. (See Murphy and Kolb.)
Kolbassieff, Eugenij V., Cronstadt, Russia. Telephone
Kolf, Hubert, Bonn , Germany. Explosive and making same
Koll, Benjamin S., St. Louis, Mo. Vapor heating-stove
Koll, Benjamin S., assignor, by mesne assignments, to L. B. Jones, St. Louis, Mo. Meat-
broiler gas-stove
Koll, Benjamin S., assignor, by mesne assignments, to L. B. Jones, St. Louis, Mo. Gas
cooking and water-heating range
Koll, Gustav, assignor to 1. Kaufmann & Bro., New York, N. Y. Photograph-album
Kollenberg, George A., assignor of one-half to S. L. McAdams, O wensborongh, Ky. Chair .
KoUiker, Robert, Pittsburg, Pa. Bottling-machine
Koneman, William A., Chicasco, 111. Gas-making apparatus
Koneman, William A., Chicago, 111. Sprinkler
Koneman, William A., assignor to Chicago Heat Storage (Company, Chicago, 111. Appara-
tus for utilizing producer gas as fuel for calcining limestone
Konetshny, John R., Brooklyn, assignor to E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Electric-light fixture
525,021
525,554
525,713
519,535
519,536
522,424
528,601
519,914
522,471
520,208
520,209
523,476
527,206
524,983
519.537
518,959
521,345
520,686
521,718
522,903
.521,569
.523,287
518,527
520,687
530,534
513,945
529,654
513,512
Konigslow, Otto, Cleveland, Ohio. Pneumatic dispatch system 525,606
Konow, Ludwig, Bergen, Norway. Apparatus for manufacturing artificial fuel 529,278
Koons, Sidney O. (See Stephens and Koons.)
Kopfler, William P., Crowley, La. Combined beater and carder for cotton-gins
Kopicke, Frank. (See McPhail and Kopicke.)
Kopp, Albert F. (See Pomeroy, Henry R., assignor.)
Kopp, Frank, Cedar Rapid s, Iowa. Fire-escape
Korb, Charles F. (See Korh, John A. and C. F.)
Korb, John A. and C. F., assignors of one-fourth to C. Long, Altoona, Pa. Carpet-fastener
Korbel, Joseph (See Hollingsworth and Korbel.)
Kordick, John E., Bridgewater, Iowa. Watering-trough
Korff', Francis J. . St. Johns, Mich. Elevated railway
Kornemann, William F., New York, N. Y. Eyegla.sses
Kornobis, Theodoie. (See Machalski, Florentin J., assignor.)
Kortright, George W., Sioux City, Iowa. Combination sprocket-wheel
Kos, Albert J., et dl. (See Winters, John W., assignor.)
Koss, Louis. (See Darnell and Kosa.)
Koss, Louis, Indianapolis, Ind. Reversible traversing movement
Koster, Carl. Cologne, Germany. Manufacturing veneers j 523,582
Kostraayer, John G., et al. (See Buckley, John P., assignor.)
Kostner, Johann, Fiirtb, Germany. Writing-tablet | 524,805
Kottmann, John, Jeannette, Pa.. 'Rocking-chair ; 524,279
Kotts, Frederick A., Manchester, Mich. Dental tool i 514,941
Konlms, Julius W. (See Beck and Koulms.)
Kozlowski, Frank M. (See Rucinski and Kozlowski.)
Krabol, Olaus 0., and C. Bostad, assignors to Automatic Folding Bed Company, Chicago,
111. Revolving furniture 531,538
No.
514,558
530,595
514,232
523,214
529,868
529,177
527,001
525,605
523,669
517,820
Konigslow, Otto, Cleveland, Ohio. Basket-bail.
512,445
522,990
518,193
513,513
520,163
521,933
524,443
520,827
Date.
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
July 17
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
July 31
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
May 8
May 8
July 3
Nov. 6
May 15
July 3
May 22
May 22
Only 24
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
May 8
May 1
June 12
May 29
June 19
July 10
June 19
July 17
Apr. 17
May 29
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
July 17
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
May 22
Juiie 26
Aug. 14
June 5
July 24
Aug. 21
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
968
931
445
1804
2383
1180
539
474
2598
670
1818
397
685
1094
1095
443
139
1707
510
2233
2237
2263
859
1728
1096
35
1067
3039
1711
1243
1464
1925
1892
3041
824
3673
2023
2970
475
1354
1208
1406
1309
2972
2156
2103
833
129
2436
1432
522
1598
244
229
107
452
570
284
132
114
647
2579 617
443
96
158
262
263
112
34
(416
1417
129
(543
)544
(544
)545
569
209
(423
<424
U25
263
10
"736'
404
308
342
484
469
736
204
904
485
(730
1731
114
325
292
351
328
69
67
68
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68
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69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of paicnhcs — Coutiuiied.
185
Name, losideuce, and iuveutiou.
Krafft, Friedrich, and A. Roos, Heidelberg, Germany. Making ether
Kraft, Henry P. (See Schrader and Kraft.)
Kraft, John U., assignor of onelialf to W. Koeater, Milwaukee, "Wis. Wroncli
Kraft, Jolin 0.,assignorof one-half to H. Rave, Milwaukee, Wis. Bung-extracting machine
Kragi>n, Moritz. Berlin, Germany. Pai)or-file and the like i)rovided with pins and devices
for securing papers tliereon
Kragen, Moritz, Berlin, Gei-many. Bung
Crah, Armin, Berlin, Germany. Embossing backs of books
Krah, Armin, Berlin, Germany. Letter-file ,
Krah, Armin, Berlin, Germany. Beveling-sUears for cardboard
Krahe. Carl, Rossville, N. T., assignor to Ceramic Paving Stone Company, of New York.
Brick-kiln
Krais, Paul. (See Krekeler and Krais.)
Kralik Sohn, Wilhelm. (See Spitzer, Alfons, assignor.)
EJamer, George "W., Peoria, 111. Car-brake
Kramer, George W., assignor to Hart 'Weigher Company, Peoria, 111. Steering-gear for
traction-engines
Kramer, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Leaf-turner
Kramer, Homer D., Pittsburg, Pa. Fire-extinguishing apparatus ,
Kramer, OttoE. H., St. Louis, Mo. Curtain-holder
Kramer, Weinman &. Co. (See Kramer and Weinman, assignors.)
Kramer, William F.. and C. F. Weinman, assignors to Kramer, Weinman & Co., Dayton,
Ohio. Fifth-wheel
Krank, Albert, Taipale, Finland. Production of high-speed rotary motion for centrlfugali
or other machines ;
Krank, Alfred J., St. Paul, Minn. Joint for shears '.
Krantz, Felix C, a.saignor toE. F. Frieseaud J. L. K. von Pnttkamer, Dresden, Germany.}
Folding or collapsible model <
Kranz, Hugo, et al. (See Heisler, Charles L., assignor.)
Kratz, John, a.ssignor of one-half to J. H. Pfister, Baltimore, Md. Transferring cable-cars
at intersecting points .'
Kraump, Charles F., assignor of one-half to E. G. Bruckman, St. Louis, Mo. Coin holding
and delivering derico . . 1
Kraus, Charles J. (See Lehman and Kraus.)
Kraus, John, trustee, et al. (See Hafner, Cail, as.signor.)
Kraus, Peter, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Method of and apparatus for driving tunnels
Krause, Arthur, Jersey City, N. J. Structiiral metal- work ,
Krause, Arthur, Jersey City, N. J. Structural metal- work
Krause, Arthur E., Jersey City, N. J. Anchor-plate for beams
Krause, Arthur E , Jersey City, N. J. Metallic beam, girder, post, &c
Krause, James B., and R. H. CJrosby, Williamsport, Pa. Fender for cars or locomotives. ..
Krause, James E. (See Knauss and Krause.)
Kraushaar, George J., Cleveland, Ohio. Oiler
Kraut, Carl, Washington, D. C. Luminous paint
Kraut, Julius, Munich, Germany. Apparatus for supporting children
Krebs, August E., St, Paul, Minn. Combined tape-measure and square
Krebs, Hernnaun, assignor to himself and N. Bose, San Pedro, Cal. Wrench
Kregel, Louis G. , St. Louis, Mo. Combined tiocar and embalming-needle
Coffin-handle ".
Shoe
Shoe
, assignor to W. C. Langenau, Cleveland, Ohio. Coffin-
Krehbiel, John, Cleveland, Ohio.
Krehbiel, John, Cleveland, Ohio.
Krehbiel, John, Cleveland, Ohio.
Krehbiel, John, Cleveland, Ohio.
Kregel, Louis G., St. Louis, Mo.
Kregel, Louis G., St. Louis, Mo.
Kregel, Louis G-, St. Louis, Mo.
Kregel, Louis G.. St. Louis, Mo.
lid fa.st«ning aiid hinge..
Kreh, Ernest C. Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Window and insect screen
Krehbiel, Adolph J., and G. A. Hege, Halstead, Kaus. Automatic fire-lighter
Krehbiel, John, Cleveland, Ohio. Seat for railway-cars
Platform-gate for cars
Ventilator for railway passenger-cars
Railway passenger-car
Car-plaitform
Kreidler, Anton, Stuttgart, Germany. Spool and support therefor
Kreinsen. August F. W., Hamburg, Germany. Process of and apparatus for melting met-
als by means of electricity
Kreis, Emil, etaX. (See Hauser, Gottfried, assignor.)
Kreislier. Solomon Suydertown, Pa. Pipe-wrench
Kreitz, John, assignor of two-thirds to J. A. Buel. Akron, Ohio. Coal or coke fork
Krekeler, Karl, and P. Krais, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer &. Co., El-
berfeld. Germany. Blue dye
Krentz, Henry, St. Louis. Mo. Steam-engine for air-pumps
Kretsinger, Fredericks., Fort Madison, Iowa. Manufacture of pitchforks
Kretzmeier. Lewis E., Lawrenceville, Ind. School seat and desk
Kreutzer, Eduard, Wiesbaden, Germany. Color-harmonizer
Krewson, Samuel A., Pensauken, N. J. Jack for heel-nailing machines
Krichbaum. George A., Youngstown, Ohio. Paint-brush
Krieger, John W. , Danville, Pa. Coal-scuttle
Kringel, Frank W., Los Angeles, Cal. Action for pianos
Krix, Richard, Dresden, Germany. Water-61tering apparatus, protector against tube-
breaking, and self-active closing apparatus
Kroeber, Floiem'e, New York, N.Y. Apparatus for adjustingthe beat of pendulum clocks.
Krohn, Carl. (See noffmann and Krohn.)
Krohn, Reinhold, Sterkrade, Germany. Table-knife
KroU, August, Leopolis, Wis. Rain-water cat-otf
Kropf, Paul, assignor of one-half to A. GrueD, Chicago, HI. Manufacturing beer
Krouse, Andrew. (See Mosman, Charles F., assignor.)
Kronse, Charles C. (See Krouse. Cleon E.. assignor.)
Krouse, Cleon E., assignor ofone-halftoC.C. Krouse, WUIiamsport, Pa. Back-band buckle.
Krueger, George, Johnstown, Pa. Measuring and registering device
Krueger, Herman P. D., Blooming Prairie, Minn. Belt-tiglitener
Kmeger, John F., Newark, N. J. Charring-tool for ornamenting wood, &c
No.
516,766
514,477
519,021
513,331
518,610
515,051
515,052
524,638
519,677
522,665
520,688
527,997
530,431
515,000
536,494
531,539
522,904
524,855
520,364
530,997
512,037
515,963
523,075
514,151
522,736
521,503
529,921
518,320
520,929
530,111
520,689
519,635
519,678
524,946
526,626
523,041
518,069
527,698
515,832
519,066
523,167
526,156
528,170
521,241
Date.
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
May 1
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Aug. 14
May 8
July 10
May 29
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
July 10
Aug. 21
May 22
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
July 17
Feb. 6
July 10
June 19
Nov. 27
Apr. 17
June 5
Dec. 4
May 29
May 8
May 8
Aug. 21
Sept. 25
July 17
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
May 1
July 17
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
June 12
Monthly
volume.
523,356 ! July 24
526,109 } Sept. 18
518,458
522,065
524,719
530,950
513,399
514,852
517,868
524,764
517,951
Apr. 17
June 26
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
523,815 July 31
526,399 Sept. 25
515,777 Mar. 6
524,113 Aug. 7
528,374 Oct. 30
512,038 Jan. 2
531,047 Dec. 18
530,278 Dec. 4
522,328 July 3
1720
839
133
26.-.6
2027
1771
1773
1154
1326
837
3043
2230
613
1684
2060
2582
1218
1520
2499
1601
513
365
1540
290
972
1352
2467
1521
334
62
3044
1261
1328
1668
2260
1493
1091
1682
162
219
1727
1449
2519
865
513,270 Jan. 23 2573
2046
1372
1779
2337
1293
1520
2766
1463
737
1366
2857
1886
85
244
2874
213
33
644
504
(446
\U1
447
(283
320
(208
)209
737
538
153
423
490
(017
1618
309
(371
)372
605
381
122
86
385
70
242
314
594
81
16
737
303
321
408
541
Official
Gazette.
67
.68
1804
1029
561
601
416
1218
1218
891
800
177
67 1161
09 456
1327
66 1203
371
275
405
39
51,52
432
338
610 I 69
203 i 67
67
67
68
514
320
561
316
360
674
367
185
333
230
,221
709
448
20
57
696
68
67
67
08
69
66
66
67
68
68
68
66
68
69
1567
1735
252
969
1046
1536
1521
322
908
200
1475
1145
310
1257
1227
1162
788
800
995
1605
313
215
340
1483
578
356
1440
525
1367
622 66 i 586
432
1425
358
1674
928
1532
622
1148
156
941
> 67 182
594
1536
1469
706
588
517 j 122 66
355 88 69 ; 1280
262 ! 69 , 68 . 53
1691
>69 ; 1553
186
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
No.
Krueger, Samuel, Newark, N. J. Spring-motor „.,
Krueger, Theodore F., New York, N. T. Combined paper-weight, pen-rack, and calendar.
Krneger, "Williiim B. (See Schulte, Anton, assignor.)
Kruger, Edward H., Elizabeth City, N. C. Shingle-planing machine
Kriiger, Reinhold, Berlin, Germany. Joint-making packing
Krum. Hermann, Goeppingen, Germany. Making artificial leather
Krnmbeck, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tenpin
Krumscbeid, Peter, assignor of one-half to P. J. Duggan, Boston, Mass. Pneumatic bi-
cycle-tire '.
Krupicka, Prank, Milligan, Nebr. TVire-reel
Krupp, Firm of Frederick. (See Gross and Pohlit, assignors.)
Kruse, Edward W., Higginsville, Mo. Straw-stacker.
Krntscb, Charles A., Logansport, Ind. DeTice for operating jail-cell doors ...
Krntsch, Willis W., Coffeyville, Kans., assignor of one-half to L. H. Stevens.
support.
Buggy-top
Krvger, Henry H., Minneapolis, Minn. Snow-plow
Kubach, Charles D., Baltimore, Md. Metal-plated lumber
Kuchenmeister, Emil, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. System of elec-
trical distribution with storage-batteries ."
Kuck, John J., Hamburg, Germany. Kettle
Kuebeler, August, Sandusky, Ohio. Car-mover
Kuechler, Emil F., and H. Starck, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for polishing table-knives, &o .
Kuehn, Charles L., St. Louis, Mo. Adjustable rack for stretching lace curtains, &c
Kuehne, Albert, deceased, St. Louis, Mo.: E.andA.Kuehne, executors. Bushing for barrels.
Kuehne, Emma, et al., executors. (See Kuehne, Albert.)
Kuenstler, Richard, Philadelphia, Pa. Banjo
Kuentz, Herman H., Milwaukee, Wis. Sham-bolster frame
Kuersten, HugoR., a.ssignor of one-half to H. Michel, Chicago, Til. Filter
Kuersten, HugoR., Chicago, 111., aissignor to himself , A. J.Pauli, and P. Seidl, Menominee,^
Mich. Street or station indicator >
Kiihlewein, Albert, Berlin, Germany. Manufacture of asbestos cement, cfec
Kuhlmann, Elenore, et al. (See Kuhlmann, Henry F., assignor.)
Kuhlmann, Henry F., assignor to E. Kuhlmann and J. R. Barth, Indianapolis, Ind. Split
pulley
Kuhn , George P. , Brookside, 111. Corn-planter
Kuhner, Louis, Decatur, 111. Incubator ,
Kuhns, William M., New Carlisle, Ohio. Tobacco-planter
Kukkuck, Frederick, assignor to Kukkuck Two Ply Trunk Top Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Trunk- top
Kukkuck Two Ply Trunk Top Company. (See Kukkuck, Frederick, assignor.)
Kulage, Joseph J., St. Louis, Mo. Brick-machine
Kulage, Jospph J. , St. Louis, Mo. Brick-machine
Kulage, Joseph J., St. Louis, Mo. Brick or tile machine
Kulage, Joseph J., St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturing brick
Kull, Alfred J., New Haven, Conn. Meat-chopping machine
Kundtz, Theodor, Cleveland, Ohio. Sewing-machine cabinet
Kundtz, Theodor, Cleveland, Ohio. Sewing-machine table. (Reissue)
Kunkle, Erastus B., assignor to himself and W.D.Bostick, Fort Wayne, Ind. Pop safety-
valve and muffler
Kunkle, John P. (See Blosser and Kunk!e.)
Kiinneth, Johann S., Leipsic, Germany. Paddle-wheel boat
Kunstman, AYilliam H. R., assignor to Columbian Pottery and Brick Kiln Company, Chi->
cage. III. Kiln for burning earthenware , )
Kunz, John L., Milwaukee. Wis. Machine for finishing gears
Kunze, Charles, Newark, N. J.. Lathe for turning irregular forms
Kunze, Joseph G. (See McChesney and Kunze.)
Kupferle. John C, St. Louis, Mo. Last
Kuphal, Otto, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for refrigerating
Kiipper, Lambert. Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany. Construction of walls
Kursheedt Manufacturing Company. (See Groebli, Joseph A., assignor.)
Kurt, Jacob. (See Kurt, Johann and J.)
Kurt, Johann and J., Richwood. Ohio. Corn-planter
Kurtis, George A., Erie, Pa. Stovepipe attachment
Kurtz, Clinton J., Salem, Oreg. Frnit-drier -
Kurtz, George G., et al. (See Glenn, John H., assignor.)
Kurtz, John H., et al. (See Glenn, John H., assignor.)
Kurtz, Samuel E., Greenfield, Iowa. Elevator and dump
Kusel, David A., St. Louis, Mo. Telsphone-transmitter ,
Kiissner, Paul. (See Hossfeld and Kiissner.)
Kuzel, Hans, assignor to Farbwerke, vormals Meister, Lucius & Briining, Hochst-on-the-
Main. Germany. Naphthol trisulfonic-acid monamid
Kwi.s, .Joseph J., assignor to Adams Brothers Company, Findlay, Ohio. Steam-actuated
valve
Kyle, James A. (See Edmonds and Kyle.)
Kynoch, Charles, St. Ignace, Mich. Truck for moving heavy bodies
L." C. Billing.s Gompany. (See Billings, Louis C, assignor.)
L. W. Pond Machine Company. (See Wood, Aurin, assignor.)
L. Wolff Manufacturing Company. (See Clifford. John, assignor.)
L. Wolff Manufacturing Company. (See Wolff, John F., assignor.)
La Baw, George W., Bavonne, N! J. Cigar-lighter
La Belle, Charles H.. Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Lock
La Burt, John, assignor of one-half to .J. H. Watson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Car-coupling.
La Caase, Henry. (See Wile and La Casse.)
LaCasse, Henry, Rochester, N. Y. Antifriction ball-bearing
La Casse, Henry, Rochester, N. Y. Bottle-washer
529,074
528,545
530,695
530,694
525,985
514,323
524,280
512,720
513,400
527,752
525,986
520,021
514,233
530,432
.523,532
528,171
518,148
520,690
518,194
523,042
512,886
515,833
513,117
530,615
513,118
518,459
514,084
520,187
513,470
.516,375
516,376
516,377
516,. 378
519,000
524,090
11,453
524,208
518,255
519,814
520,995
518,611
519,067
530,535
528,636
518,960
523,795
515,343
517,702
531,194
511,898
518,846
520,319
Date.
.526,495
.5-29,348
518,256
518,321 !
518,322
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
May 15
Feb. 6
Dec.
4
016
Julv
24
2363
Oct.
30
2521
Apr.
10
1212
May
29
3046
Apr.
10
1310
July
17
1494
Jan.
16
1962
Mar.
6
162
Jan.
23
2319
Dec.
11
1024
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
May 22
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 1
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
May 15
June 5
Apr. 24
May 1
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
May 1
July 31
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
May 22
Monthly i OflScial
volume, i Gazette.
1000
38
1104
1103
1158
600
523
1641
2767
1768
1158
1883
446
2322
1780
172
2199
2889
1056
1059
1060
1063
101
205
1476
414
1412
1549
436
2027
220
826
212
37
2822
2265
482
1958
291
2434
2416
Sept. 25 i 2062
Nov. 13 I 1473
Apr. 17 I 1413
Apr. 17 j 1522
Apr. 17 : 1526
240
10
268
559
442
40
C 535
i536
251
252
252
24
46,47
(354
i355
353
<379
J 380
104
504
52
205
51
115
116
465
LaCasse, Henry, Rochester, N. Y. Bicycle 518,411
La Casse, Henry, Rochester. N. Y. Finger-nail trimmer 523,708
380
(380
)381
(419
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! if ''21
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151
123
394
675 ,
426 I
263
461
107
153
593
610
304
737
328
372
466
40
(558
J 559
603
588
490
354
354
69
69
68
67
66
69
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560
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
187
Alplutheiical list of j)a ten tees — Contiuucd.
Xanu', resuleiite, aud invention.
La Casse, Henry, Rochester, N. T. Bicycle.
La Chicotte, Henry A. and W. B., New York, N. T. Machine for making matches
La Chicotte, Walter B. (See La Chicotte, Henry A. and W. B.)
La Compagnie Francaise de Materiel de Chemfns de Fer. (See Bonnefond, Charles, as-
signor.)
La Croix, Joseph, Milwankee, Wis. Sep.arating and purifying machine
La Dri^re, Joseph L., and S. I. Stone, Helena, Mont. Railway-switch
La Fetra, George H., et al. (See Fryer, Robert M., assignor.)
La Flenr, .Joseph F., etal. (See Walker, William E., assignor.)
La Fountain, Henrv, Cleveland. Ohio. Counting attachment for printing-presses
LaFoy, Adolphns M., Little Falls, N.J. Thill-support
La France, Truckson S.. Elmira, N. Y. Pump-valve
La Pierre, Frank. H., East Orange, N. J. Cigar-tip cutter
La Pierre, Frank. H., East Orange, N. J. Corkscrew
La Pointe, Thomas T., J. H. Flanagan, and C. A. Thompson, New Haven, Conn. Electric
conduit
La Rue, Abrom, Danville, Pa. Car-coupling
La Rue, Silas H., Trenton, N. J. Hot-air beating apparatus
La Shells. Alfred F., Bights, Cal. Railwav-rail
La Societ6 Anonyme, de Ta Serrnre Sans Clef. (See Bois, Jules, assignor.)
La Veck, Limery, New York, N. Y. Horse.shoe
Laass, EmilandJ. J.,Syracnse. N. Y. Elliptical spring
Laass. -John J. (See Laass, Emil and J. J.)
Lahadie, James R., Ecorse, Mich. Trolley-oiling device
Labataille. Jacques, and J. J. Graff, San Francisco, Cal. Gas-engine
Laborde, Andr6. (See Philibert, Perreau, and Laborde.)
Lacavalei ie, Sebastien, Cardoas, Venezuela. Marine vessel
Lacey, Francis H. (See Blake and Lacey.)
Lacey, Nicholas E. (See Snowman and Lacey.)
Lacey. Thomas, Fort Benton, Mont. Snap-hook
Lach, Julius. Magdeburg-Neustadt, Germany. Apparatus for refining sugar
Lachmann, Emil, Berlin, Germany. Recorder of speed of governors of motive-power en-
gines .
Lacke. George F. (See Abshierand Lacke.)
Laclede Car Company. (See Gerbig. August D., assignor.)
Lacfite, Jean A., Paris, France. Machine for decorticating china-grass, &c.
Laconr. Ernest F., Genoa, Italy. Ore-separator
Lacy, Benjamin T. (See Storer and Lacy.)
Lacy, George W., Kingston, N. Y. .Journal-box
Lacy, Harry. (See Chambers, David S., assignor.)
Ladd, Sherman W., Somerville, Mass. Lasting-machine
Ladd, Story B., assignor of one-half to G. Hughes, Washington, D. C. Mortar-mill
Lade, Johann O. , Merrill, Mich. Spoke-tenoning machine
Laffer, Walter L., Cleveland. Ohio. Fork
Laffer, William L.. Cleveland. Ohio. Fork
Latlamme, Andrew. Nashua, N. H. Vehicle for spreading sand
Lafrance, Alfred, Marlborough. Mass. Corn-popping apparatus
Lafrenifere, Joseph C, Boston. Mass. Antifriction-bearing
Lagaunassa, Willfred, Ford River, Mich. Automatic gate
Lagerman, Alexander. Jr. (See Lagerman, Johannes E., assignor.)
Lagerman, Johannes E., Husqvarna, Sweden, assignor to A. Lagerman, Jr., New York,)
N. Y. Lubricator 5
Lagerwall, Alexander F. (See White and Lagerwall.)
Lahan. Edward J., Quincy, 111. Car-coupling
Lahann, Henry, Traver, Cal. Antirooter
Lahann. Henry, Traver. Cal. Releasing device
Lahl, Hanry A., Milwaukee, Wis. Neck-protector
Laib, Christian F., New London, Wis. Railway
Laidlaw, Robert J., Hamilton, Canada. Machine for gaining
Laidlaw, William A., Kansas City, Mo. Bale-tie machine
Lain^, James M., Bay City, Mich. Water-heater
Laird, Fred C, et al. (See Winter, Alexander W., assignor.)
Laird, Robert H., Toronto, Canada, assignor to W. H. Laird, New York, N. Y. Furnace. .
Laird, Robert H., Chicago, Til., assignor to W. H. Laird, New York. N. Y. Heater
Laird, Robert W. (See Sweeney and Laird.)
Laird & Sweeney Manufacturing Company. (See Sweeney and Laird, assignors.)
Laird, William H. (See Edwards and De'Neal, assignors.)
Laird, William H. (See Laird, Robert H., assignor.)
Laird, William H. (See Watson, George A., assignor.)
Lajoie, Napoleon, assignor of one-half to W. H. Smith, Holyoke, Mass. Paper-drying ap
paratus .
No.
524,389
521,039
523,215
525,423
521,318
512,476
526,975
513,.58l
518,005
530,951
521,376
516,017
528,950
516,494
517,106
513,067
517,821
516,395
525,607
518,152
526,321
524,829
514,478
516,311
523,939
524,683
521,214
512,721
517,461
525,768
525,347
512,477
523,985
515,590
517,753
516,866
519,815
526,534 j
528,884
515,912 {
512,617
526,496 \
515,867
523,477
Date.
Lake, Amariah, Pleasantville, N. J. Theater appliance
Lake, Amariah. Pleasantville, N. J. Illusory apparatus
Lake, George W., assignor of one-half to C. H. Rastede, Monticello, Iowa. Door or win-
dow clamp
Lake, Leon, and G. P. Rishel, assignors to C. O. Rose and G. P. Rishel, Homellsville, N. Y.i
Mechanism for weaving wire webs ;
Lake, William B. (See WoUard, Isaac B., assignor.)
Lalonde, Joseph. Winnipeg. Canada. Syringe
Lamar, George W., et al. (See Warrand. Constantine B., assignor.)
Lamar, Lucius Q. C, Oxford. Miss. Car-fender
Lamb, A. S.. etal. (See Loughmiller. Benjamin F., assignor.)
Lamb, Alexander R. Fenclon Fall.s, Canada. Reversing-gear for steam-engines
Lamb, Edward T. (See Williams, Frank A . assignor. I
Lamb, George B . assignor to Waterbury Machine Company, Waterbury, Conn. Wire-
drawing machine '
Lamb, Jesse M., Mooreland, and J. C. HarJesty, Millville, lud. Vaginal syringe
512,478
520,236
523,357
514,085
514,.324
513,238
522,905
514,479
525.348
526,3.''.3
Aug. 14
June 5
July 17
Sept. 4
June 12
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Dec. 18
June 12
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
July 31
Aug. 14
June 12
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Mav 15
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
July 24
Jan. 9
Mav 22
July 24
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
4?8
1805
181
1005
1261
499
3097
987
1521
1114
459
798
1251
2308
2241
671
1087
478
1218
1737
1476
841
936
3090
1220
817
1642
82
776
40
1262
28
2661
570
1879
1552
2116
660
280
1466
i2064
2U
2265
1263
22g0
2047
173
601
Jan. 23 2512
I
July 10 1219
Feb. 13 843
Sept. 4 ! 42
Sept. 18 I 1788
(18(
(IPi
180
181
182
5 116
\ 117
453
46
236
304
122
761
246
360
263
106
186
544
•539-
167
■258
114
306
410'
C360
)361
214
220
C769
298
192
395
17
180
10
304
7
304
555
514
41
:i.51
: 152
605
309
214
11
424
Official
Gazette.
>68
^7
68
67
66
69
66
67
69
67
66
66
66
67
66
67
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68
67
66
67
68
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140
67
444
66
380
67
507
68
158
159
^69
66
66
354
66
491
68
50 66
66
67
66
1 66
66
68
188
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphcibetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, resicTenee, and invention.
Lamb Knitting Machine Manufacturing Company et al. (See Perkins, Albert, assignor.)
Lamb, Laurence. (See Engstfeld, Augustin C. L., assignor.)
Lamb, Levi L., assignor to Wliitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company, Akron, Ohio.J
Grinding or facing machine ...j
Lamb Manufacturing Company. (See Buxton, Willard H., assignor.)
Lamb Manufacturing Company. (See Perkins, Albert, assignor.)
Lamb, Kichard, New York, N. Y. liOgging system
Lamb, SpenceH., Jr. (See Lamb, Walter and S. H.. Jr.)
Lamb. Thomas G., Homestead, assignor of one-half to G. !F. Pitts, Duquesne, Pa. Auto-(
matic fire-trap for elevator-shafts <
Lamb. Thomas G., and J. H. McClure, Homestead, assignors to Automatic Fire Door Com-
pany, Limited, Pittsburg, Pa. Elevator-shaft gate ,
Lamb, "Walter and S. H. , jr., Memphis, Tenn. Lock attachment for bicycles
Lamb, William E. (See Still, Oliver H., assignor.)
Lamb, William E., East Greenwich, E. I. Fishing apparatus
iiamberson, Frank J., et al. (See Crosby, Frank P., assignor.)
Lambert, Alonzo, Brooklyn, assignor to J. B. Bowden & Co., New York, K. Y. Station-
indicator.
Lambert, George A., Union City, Ohio. Core-box
Lambert, George A., Union City, Ohio. Cap for bolts or screws
Lambert, James E. (See Lambert, James K. and J. E.)
Lambert, James E. and J. E., Indianapolis, Ind. Window-fixture
Lambert, John W., Union City, Ind. Carburetor
Lambert, KateG., Boston, Mass. Pin-curl
Lambert, Eichard C, assignor of one-half to M. B.Faxon, Holbrook, Mass. Horseshoe-
nail machine
Lambert, William A.. Evergreen, Ohio. Wire-stretching machine
Lambeth, John E. (See Miller and Lambeth.)
Lambie, William A. (See Blanchard and Lambie.)
Lambie, William T., Los Angeles, Cal. Machine for measuring water from lakes, &o ,
Lamboy, Philip, Fonda, N. Y. Machine for removing stems from broom-corn
Lambright, Hamilton M., Akron, Ohio. Adjustable garment-pattern
Lamena. Pierre. (See D6combe and Lamena.)
Lamey, Marion B. (See Curry, William F., assignor.)
Lamm, George D., Ackley, Iowa. Hay-rake
Lamm, George D., and W. Sioard, Ackley, Iowa. Band-cutter and feeder
Lamm, Jean, Kesselstadt, assignor to M. Hasselmann, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany.
Eevolver-cylinder -
Lamme, Benjamin G. (See Langeand Lamme.)
Lamrae, Ben.iamin (>. (See Schmid and Lamme.)
Lamme. Benjamin G., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company,
Pittsburg, Pa. Electric motor for street-cars
Lamme, Benjamin G., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company,
Pittsburg, Pa. Method of and means for starting synchronous motors
Lamme, Benjamin G., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company,
Pittsburg, Pa. System of electrical distribution
Lamme, Benjamin (x., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company,
Pittsburg. Pa. Device for protecting separately-excited generators
Lamphere, (jreorge F., et al. (See Magee, James, assignor.)
Lamping, John F., Ciiiciunati, Ohio. Washbasin
Lamping, Josepn A. (See Coe, Lewis D., assignor.)
Lamploug.., Arthur, London, England. Coupling-link
Lamplough, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Vending-machine
Lamplough, Frederick, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to T. P. Borden, Englewood,
N J. Automatic steam and drain trap
Lampiougn, Frederick, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to T. P.Borden, Englewood, i
N. J. Automatic drain- valve and steam-trap -■■'
Lamplough, Frederick, Now York, N. Y., assignorto T. P. Borden, Englewood, N. J. Valve-
motion
Lamplough, Frederick, assignor to J. Wielar, New York, N. Y. Eegenerative siphon
Lamplough, Frederick, assignor to Gold Car Heating Company, S. Davis, and J. Wielar,
New York, N. Y. Trap
Lampp, Jesse T., assignor of one-half to D. B. and S. W. Stewart, Apopka, Fla. Car-coup-
ling.
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company. (See Smyth, Charles, assignor.)
Lamson & Sessions Company. (See Wilbur, William E., assignor.)
Lancaster, Aaron, Princeton, Iowa. Wind-motor
Lancaster, Charles P., Jonesborough, Ind. Wagon-bed
Lancaster, John. (See Blackburn, Thomas, assignor.)
Lancaster, Levi B., Massillon, Iowa. Planiier
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
526,238
523,216
514,423
526,237
518,323
515,001
524,421
517,387
531,465
517,952
517,344
517,107
530,596
519,456
514,559
520,568
524,966
520,320
517,754
522,472
513,401
519,862
520,965
527,066
519,287
526,627
529,655
515,293
515,294
524,967
530,536
528,727
523,403
Land, Charles H., Detroit, Mich. Eefractory and non-conducting beat-magazine
Land, Charles H.. Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for focusing flame
Lanii, Ole C, et al., executors. (See Syversen, Andreas.)
Landerer, Albert. (See Schiitz and Landerer.)
Landers, Upton S., Fulford, Md. Axle-box for railway-cars
Landes, Henry W. (See Wands, Washington I., assignor.)
Landgraf, Carl H., assignor to H. Zimmern &, Co., New York, N. Y. Watchmaker's pois-
523,217
530,53*1
518,671
528,272
530,696
518,723
529,178
Landgraf, Philip B., Chicago, 111. Steam-engine - 521,504
Landin, Peter J., and F. L. Walker, assignors to T. B. Walker and S. E. Wilson, Minne-) ggg 400
apolis, Minn. Cash register, indicator, and recorder > '
Landin, Peter J., and F. L. Walker, assignors to T. B. Walker and S. E. Wilson, Minne-) ^^Q 401
apolis, Minn. Cash register, ind.cator, and recorder V '
Landin, Peter J., and F. L. Walker, assignois to T. B. Walker and S. E. Wilson, Minne-) ggg ^^
apolis, Minn. Cash register, indicator, and recorder - 5 '
512,552
512,553
ing-tool .
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa. Crank-pin
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa. Straw-stacker .
Sept. 18
July 17
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
May 8
Feb. 13
May 29
Aug. 21
May 22
Apr. 3
July 3
Jan. 23
May 15
June 5
Oct. 9
May 1
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
July 24
July 17
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
June 19
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
1591
1810
736
1589
1530
1685
801
2808
2461
883
2700
2309
933
931
969
2833
1696
2417
571
510
2769
1629
383
641
623
2261
2025
2171
2173
1698
829
353
2128
1812
831
2139
2699
1107
C373
i374
(453
{454
(187
)188
373
381
423
196
655
586
221
634
544
229
225
244
(6
1684
416
588
C140
\ 141
130
676
396
93
155
152
541
485
539
(539
1540
416
205
454
205
535
(650
1651
68
67
66
69
67
>67
68
67
U7
68
67
67
67
68
69
66
69
69
69
67
1182
1353
1887
1897
1900
1370
1370
557
284
315
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
189
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Official
Gazette.
Frank F.
Frank F.
Frank F.
Frank F
Frank F,
Frank F,
Frank F,
Frank F.
, "Waynesborongh, Pa.
■Wayneaborough, Pa.
■Waynesborongh, Pa.
, Waynesborongh, Pa
, 'Waynesborongh, Pa.
■Waynesborongh, Pa
, 'Wayneaborongh, Pa,
Waynesborongh, Pa
Cross-head
Straw-burning boiler
Discharge-pipo for pneumatic straw-elevators . . .
Discharger for pnenmatic straw-elevators
Flexible pipe for pneumatic straw-elevators
Pnenmatic straw-elevator
Centrifugal discharger for straw-stackers
Centrifugal discharger for pneumatic straw-
era .
Deflector for pneumatic straw-stackers - - .
Mouthpiece for pneumatic straw-stackers -
Pnenmatic straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Discharge-pipe for straw-stackers
Band-cutter and feeder
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
stack
Landis, Frank F., ■Waynesborongh, Pa.
Landis, Frank F,. Waynesborough, Pa.
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa.
Landis, Frank F.. Waynesborough, Pa.
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa.
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa.
Landis, George E. La Grande, Oreg. Animal gun-trap
Landis, John H., Pittsburg, Ohio. Wire fence
Landmann. Gustavus. (See Lemp, Anderson, and Landmaun.)
Landreth, Leopold, Bristol, Pa. Spike-drawing bar ,
Landry, .Tustin, and G. Beyroux, assignors of one-third to E. de Kontaignac, Paris, France.
Motor-power engine
Lane, Alnieron M., Meriden, Conn. Clock-case
Lane. Almeron M., Meriden, Conn. Clock-sash
Lane, Andrew W.. Fredonia, Kana. Wire-and-slat-feuce machine
Lane, Archibald M., et al. (See Kaldrider, William H., assignor.)
Lane, Comelins. (See Lane, John and C.)
Lane, Daniel F., Corning, N. Y. Truss-bridge ,
Lane. Edward S., Birmingham, assignor of two-thirds to Fordham &, Smith, London, Eng-
land. Fork attachment
Lane, Frederick, Brookline. assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Boston,
Mass. Indicator for steam-engines
Lane, George. (See Lane. John G. and G.)
Lane, Henry, Brisbane, Queensland. Harness-saddle ,
Lane, Howard, Birmingham, England. Apparatus for drawing metal tabes
Lane, John and C, Holly, Mich. Wire fence
Lane, John G., PoughkeVpsie, N. T. Latch
Lane, John G. and G., Pouiihkeepsie, N. T. Door-hanger
Lane, Joseph, Lewistown, 111. Pipe-vise
Lane, Joseph J., JTelsonvllle, Oliio. Coal-dump
Lane, Louis, Xewark, Ohio. Hanger
Lane, Marcus. Free port. 111. Matrix-making machine
Lane, Price, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for boring cob pipes
Lane, William G., Pictou, Canada, assignor to Universal Co.il Dumping Car Company,
Springfield. 111. Dumping-car
Lane, ■William H., Brooklyn, and F. S. Pcrrin, New York, N. Y., assignors to American
Telephone and Telegra))h Company, of New ■^'ork. Visiljle signal device ,
Lang &■ Campbell et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., a.ssiguor.)
Lang, Charles, et al. (See Gninwald. Ludwig. aa.signor.)
Lang, Elmer L.. and F. H. Daniell, Franklin Falls, assignors to S. Mills, Franklin, N. H.
Thickening-thread mechanism for knitting-macliinca
Lang, Friedrich, (Cleveland, Ohio. Subterranean conduit
Lang, Henry H., assignor to W. M. Brown, Albany, N. Y. Sectioniil ladder
Lang, Henry H.. Bufl'alo, assignor to W. M. Brown, Albany, N. Y. Sectional ladder
Lang, Hirbert, Tacoma, Wash. Smelting ores
Lang, John, London, England. Corset
Lang, .lohn W., Los Angeles, Cal. Car-coupling
Lang, Otto H., DaUas, Tex. Suspended rail-joint
512,554
512,555
512,556
512,557
.512.558
514.266
517,524
517,525
519,473
519,474
522,758
522,759
522,760
531,541
.520,164
512,722
517,977
529,330
511,899
522,298
520,321
531,048
519,717
530,133
526,716
511,900
518,506
523,218
529,555
524,330
522,840
529,331
530,279
516,208
Lang, 'William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cash register and indicator
Lang, William, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to G. W. Church, Newark, N. J. Speed-meas-
ure for shafting
Langdon, Albert H., Elgin. 111. Alarm-bell
Lange, Albert C, et al. (Seo Evered, Joshua, assignor.)
Lange, Fritz, Brenham, Tex. "Ventilating-flue
Lange, Herman O., Muskegon, Mich. Lever-action for valve-gear for log-turners
Lange, Louis G.. et al. (See Evered, Joshna, assignor.)
Lange, Philip, Newark, N. J., and B. G. Lamme, assignors to Westingbouse Electric and)
Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Controlling-switch for electric railways j
Langell, August. (See Larson, Carl W., assignor.)
Langell, Charles F., Fort Scott, Kans. Grain-door for box-cars
Langeu. Eugon, Cologne, assignor to Gas-Motoren-Fabrik-Dentz, Cologne-Dentz, Germany.
Apparatus for generating elastic fluid underpressure
Langenan, William C. (See Kregel, Louis G., assignor.)
Langenau, William C, Cleveland, Ohio. Coffin-lid hinge and fastener
Langenau, William C, Cleveland, Ohio. Fastener for casket-lids
Langfelder, Henry, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to F. G. Otto &. Sons, Jersey
City, N. J. Musical instrument
Langfelder. Henry, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to F. G. Otto & Sons, Jersey
City, N. J. Damping device for music-boxes
Langfelder, Henry, Brooklyn, assignor to M. J. Paillard &• Co., New York, N. Y. Coin-
controlled music-box
Langbaus, Rudolf. Berlin, Germany. Incandescent lamp
Langlais, Joseph T., Berkeley, Cal. Bevel
Langmuir, Woodbum, Toronto, Canada. Rubber tire
Langston, Benjamin D. (See Tolar and Langston.)
Langston. Thomas, assignor to Edward Miller & Company, Meriden, Conn. Lantern
Langton, James H., Centreville, Mich. Portable sawing-machine
Langton, James H., (Jentreville, Mich. Stake or post base
Languirand, Joseph, Woonsocket, R. I. Picker-staff for looms
Lanier, Peter R., Jackson HiU, N. C. Grain-separator
528,546
520,365
527,019
517,345
511,849
518,961
519,129
r.16,767
519,022
523,796
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 8
May 8
July 10
July 10
Jul.y 10
Dec. 25
May 22
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
July 3
May 22
Dec. 18
May 15
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
July 17
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
July 10
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
May 22
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
May 1
May 1
Mar. 20
May 1
July 31
June 5
Oct.
May
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
520,853
527,207
519,581
530,229
516,741
518,693
518,528
525,271
522,218 ! July 3
528,948 Nov. 13
519,816 May 15
521,269 June 12
521,620 June 10
516,892 Mar. 20
521.414 June 12
511, ?50 Jan. 2
528,439 Oct. 30
531.195 Dec. 18
531.196 Dec. 18
515,344 Feb. 27
530,280 Dec. 4
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.332
66
271
1373
332
66
271
1375
332
66
272
1376
333
66
272
1377
333
66
272
503
124
66
947
176
39
67
36
177
40
67
36
971
235
67
736
972
235
67
736
1026
254
68
208
1029
254
68
209
1031
254
68
210
2584
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) 619
^69
1735
2158
52t!
67
981
1643
395
66
337
926
232
67
189
1442
348
69
930
292
67,68
66
56
217
58
68
44
2418
588
67
1030
1694
403
69
1554
1396
337
67
826
619
154
69
1328
79
21
69
17
294
68
06
57
1857
460
67
371
1813
456
68
372
1870
445
69
1025
617
149
68
792
1147
284
68
232
1444
348
69
930
356
88,89
09
1280
776
181
66
1613
39
10
69
653
2500
005
67
1046
570
138
09
108
2702
634
60
2010
164
41
66
34
39
11
67
543
339
67
603
1721
405
66
1804
134
33
67
502
2824
701
( 39
68
>
568
182
] 40
( 41
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1230
860
200
69
175
1169
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67
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SJ72
67
69
1265
1687
f399
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|66
1798
2171
(543
|544
I 67
442
1894
469
67
378
2340
546
68
1114
76
16
68
15
796
186
69
812
1553
380
67
856
956
227
67
1383
1553
363
67
1510
19)7
453
66
1843
1171
278
67
1426
165
41
66
35
2986
722
69
608
1959
465
09
1602
1963
466
69
1603
2267
562
66
1323
364 ,
89,90
69 j
1282
190
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Lannert, John A. (See "Wilder, Thissell, Lannert, and Jeavons.)
Lannert, John A., W. R. Jeavons, Cleveland, Ohio, and W. H. Wilder, Northampton, Mass.
Vapor-biirner
Lansberg Brake Company. (SeeGnel.s, Herman, assignor.)
Lansberg Brake Company. (See Lansberg. Prank, assignor.)
Lansberg. Frank, assignor to Lansberg Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Air-brake
Lansing. Richard R., Detroit, Minh. Making pyroxylin labels
Lantry, Charles F. (See Smith, Stephen T., assignor.)
Lantry, Charles!"., New York, N. Y. Machine for attaching postage-stamps
Lantz, Emanuel M., Helena, Ohio. Cider-press
Lantz, "William B., Gloucester, Mass. Rope-hauling machine
Lapham, Valentine, Chicago, 111. Sprinkler-head for automatic fire-extinguishers
Lapp, John , Rochester, N. Y. Sectional boiler
Lapthom, Edwin, et al. (See Rat.sey, Thoi'uas "W., assignor.)
Lapthorn, Edwin "W., et al. (See Ratsey, Thomas W., assignor.)
Lara, Manuel, Mexico, Mexico. Canteen
Laraway, George W., Hartford, Conn., and J E. "West, St. Cloud, Minn.; said Laraway as-
signor to said "West. Press for finishing molded articles
Larcom, Reubin L., Fandon, 111. Electric inhaler
Lare, Benjamin F., and C. M. Greer, assignors to Ajax Metal Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Trolley .
Larimer, Frank H. (See Pidcock, John R., assignor.)
Larimer. "William H. (See Coppage, "William, assignor.)
Larios, Pablo. (See Lowman, John, assignor.)
Lariviere, Jean, Paris, France. Printing-machine for copper or steel plates-
Larkey , Rasmus, Pewaukee, "Wis. Apparatu s for treating milk
Larkin, Arthur J., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Stump-puller
Larkins, Samuel I. , Murray, Iowa. Draft-equalizer
Larkins, Samuel I., Murray, Iowa. Draft-equalizer
Larrabee, Charles S. (See Smith, "William J., assignor.)
Larsen, August, assignor of three-fourths to L. G. Abbott, H. M. Chase, F. H. "Wells, Syra->
cuse, and E. Jones, Homer, N. Y. Type-writing machine '. . . . 5
Larsen, August, assignor of three-fourths to L. G. Abbott, H. M. Chase, F. H. "Wells, Syra-
cuse, and E. Jones, Homer, N. Y. Type- writing machine
Larsen, Hans, assignor of one-half to H. P. Jensen, Newell, Iowa. Animal-releasing device.
Larson, Car] G., Sandviken, Sweden. Device for drawing tubes
Larson, Carl G., Sandviken, Sweden. Tube-rolling mill
Larson, Carl G., Sandviken, Sweden. Support for mandrel-bars of tube-rolling mills
Larson, Carl "W., Lynn, assignor of one-ha' +o A. Langell, Boston, Mass. Electric auto-
matic circuit-breaker
Larson, Lars G., assignor to himself and C. Lundquist, Moscow, Idaho. Portable burglar-
alarm
Larson, Lewis. (See Rick and Larson.)
Lar3.<ion, Henry "W., Springfield, Mass. Door spring or check
Larsson, Henry "W., Springfield, Mass. Door spring and check
Larsson, Lars. (See Little, James, assignor.)
Larsson, Lars M., Dejefors, near Deje, and C. J. Bergstrom, Finshyttan, Sweden. Drying
apparatus
Lary, Lorenzo F., Pottersburg, Ohio. Gravity-battery
Lasar, "Walter, St. Louis, Mo. "Wire-cloth holder
Lasar, Walter. St. Louis, Mo. Ad.iustable window-screen
Lasch. Albin, Penzig, Germany. Device for closing bottles, jars, &c
Lash, Levi. (See Hueflner and Lash.)
Lash, Tito M., et al. (See Cole, Thomas A., assignor.)
Lash, "William, Avilla, Ind. Sliding-door lock
Lash, "William, assignor of one-half to D. Duehmig, Avilla, Ind. Combined awning and
fire and burglar proof shutter
Lashbrook, John B., Oxford. Nebr. Sash-fastener
Lasher, Charles E., "W. J. Webster and D. L. Newton, near Oakdale Station, Pa. Work-
in g-barrel protector
Laska, Matbias A., New Orleans, La. Crevasse-closer
Laskey, Philip B., Marblehead, Mass. Syringe
Laskey, Philip B., assignor of one-fourth to E. Hathaway, Marblehead, Mass. Sewing-
machine
Latham, Ephraim, deceased; J. F. Latham, Paint Rock, Ala., administrator, assignor to
L. D. Saxton. Philadelphia, Pa. Car-coupling
Latham, Jonathan F., administrator. (See Latham, Ephraim.)
Latham, Marquis, Chicago,ni. Trousers-stretcher
Latham, William. (See Vaughan, William, Jr., assignor.)
Lathrop, Carrie D. (See Lathrop, Stephen P , assignor.)
Lathrop, Stephen P., assignor to C. D. Lathrop, Montclair, N. J. Steam-engine gov-
Latimer, James A. (See Bolding, James P., assignor.)
Latta, Thomas, et al. (See Loughmiller, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Lattig, Jacob W. , Easton, Pa. Torpedo machine or apparatus for railway si^aling
Lattig, Jacob W., Easton, Pa. Electric torpedo apparatus and system for railway signal-
ing .
Latulip, Frederick, assignor of one-half to J. H. Link, Syracuse, N. Y. Rawhide-wound
sun
Latz, Georgp, Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
Lau. Emil, Brooklyn, N. Y. Printer's galley
Laube, Annie T., Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to E. Hymans, Chicago, 111. Tip for
umbrellas. &c
Laube, Godfried, Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to J. Hymans, Chicago, 111. Washing-
No.
517,048
516,936
513,791
518,612
514,831
531,318
513,582
516,209
517,108
526,717
512,723
528,949
519,915
523,043
519,263
.512,039
520,322
515,710
515,711
530,487
519,086
526,1.')7
528,676
522,.527
527,998
527,753
530,230
.515,913
516,653
517,408
.523,044
520,854
machine .
Lanbe, Godfried, Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to J. Hymans, Chicago, 111. Gopher-
exterminator
Laube, Godfried, Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to J. Hymans, Chicago, HI. Hinge. ..
Laube, Godfried, Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to J. Hymans, Chicago, HI. Exten-
sion stovepipe-joint
526,403
529,737
531,.542
518,108
526,976
530,187
528,782
530,697
518,760
515,964
522,473
522,528
521,911
514,234
514,757
514,853
514,854
514,855
514,856
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
May 15
July 17
May 1
Jan. 2
May 22
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
May 1
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
July 3
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
July 17
June 5
Sept. 25
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
2205
1996
3435
2029
1424
2196
3098
778
2310
80
1645
797
1708
1495
580
518
2420
2856
2858
731
2.52
1450
283
596
2232
1769
274
1534
2840
1497
187
1911
2161
2586
Apr.
Oct.
Dec.
10
2
4
1154
500
195
Nov.
6
462
Dec.
11
1109
Apr.
24
2301
Mar.
6
365
July 3
July 3
June 26
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
511
598
2060
i 447
' 1309
1464
1465
1466
1467
522
470
847
C504.
i505
359
525
762
182
541
21
395
186
(417
<418
(419
372
141
122
589
(710
)711
711
179
60
339
153
538
426
68
66
365
665
372
41
454
515
619
290
123
48
113
269
571
16,87
130
153
495
107
326
368
368
368
368
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Gazette.
.67
68 314
67 i 650
66 ! 99
67 I 1030
[66 j 1436
66 I 1436
69 , 1348
67 ! 584
68 , 1440
69
69 356
69 i 1265
66 i 1506
66 I 1771
66 I 2037
68 314
67 1230
1088
69 , 1756
67 I 227
69 : 94
69 j 1250
69 730
69 1432
67 ! 461
66 1521
68 102
68 * 118
67 1624
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06 1118
06 1148
66 : 1148
66 1148
66 1149
514,857 i Feb. 13 i 1468 369 I 66 1149
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
191
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Xnnic, residence, and invention.
Laube, Godfried, Huron, S. D., assi^mor of one-half to J. Eymans, Chicago, 111. Wheel
for children's vehicles
Lanbe, Godfried, Hnron, S. D., assignor of one-half to .T. Hymans, Chicago, HI. Chum —
Laube, Godfried. Huron, S. D., assignorof one-half to J. Hymans, Chicago, HI. Washing-
machine
Kg.
Date.
Laube, Godfried, Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to J. Hymans, Del Rio, Tex. Wheel.
Lanbe. Godfried, Hnron, S. D., assignor of ono-half to J. Hymann, Del Kio, Tex. Steam
coifee or tea pot
Lanbe, Godfned, Huron, S. D., assignor of one-half to C. Johnson, River Falls, Wis. Com-)
bined radiator, stovepipe-shelf, and towel-rack 5
Lanbin, Charles W., Meridian, Miss. Trousers-stretcher
Laubniaiin. Heinrich, assignor to Karbwerke, vormala Meister, Lncins ifeBriining, Hfichst-
on-the-Main. Germany. Tetranitro-anthrachrysone
Lauderbach. James W, (See Sweeney and Strohle, assignors.)
Lauer Chemical Company. (See Dietrich, Fred G., assignor.)
Lauer. Daniel, York, Pa. Shade-roller
Langhlin. Alexander. Sewickley. and J. Renleaux, Pittsburg, Pa.; said Reuleaux assignor
to said Langhlin. Furnace-chill
Laughlin. Alexander. Sewickley, and J. Reuleaux, Pittsburg, Pa.; said Reuleaux assignor)
to said Laughlin. Regenerative furnace >
Laughlin Brothers. (See Merritt, Arthur A., assignor.)
Langhlin, Joseph M., Paris, France. Machine for preparing and finishing nails
Laurent, Joseph B., New York. X. Y. Soldering-iron furnace and gas-heater
Laurie. ,Tohn G.. assignor to Illinois Steel Company, Chicago, 111. Rolling-mill
Laut, George, Chicago, HI. Bridge gate
Lautz, William B., Gloucester, Mass. Rope-hauling machine
Laval, Carl G. P. de, Stockholm, Sweden. Steam-turbine
Laval. George de, Warren, Mass. Direct-acting pumping-engine
Laval. George de. Warren, Mass., assignor to Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Automatic exhaust relief- valve
Laval. Georgede, Warren, Mass., assignor to Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Combined steam and power pump
Laveissiere, Gnillaume, and G. Chamont, Deville, near Rouen, France. Fabric and forming
Lavender. Charles F., assignor of one-half to T. Fane, Toronto, Canada. Wheel-tire
Lavens, Erwin, Brooklyn, assignor to S. Bergman, New York, N. Y. Carbon-holder for
arc lamps
Lavens, Erwin, Brooklyn, assignor to General Incandescent Arc Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Carbon-holder for arc lamps
Lavering. Samuel. (See Cooper, John H., assignor.)
Lavers, John, Qnincy, Mass. Stone grinding or polishing machine
Lavery, David, Kankakee, 111. Switch-lock
Lavigne, Joseph P., et al. (SeeMcBride, Henry, assignor.)
Lavigne, Joseph P., New Haven, Conn. Micrometer-gage
Lavigne, Joseph P., New Haven, Conn. Micrometer-gage
Lavigne, .Toseph P., New Haven, Conn. Micrometer surface-gage
Lavigne, Joseph P., assignor to Lavigne & Scott Manufacturing Company, New Haven,
Conn. Drilling-machine
Lavigne & Scott Manufacturing Company. (See Lavigne, .Joseph P.. assignor.)
Lavy, Alphonse, assignor to Society Lepage & Cie., Paris, France. Distilling apparatus. .
Law Battery Company. (See Lyon, John B., assignor.)
Law, Emerson W. (See Calef, Joseph W., assignor.)
Law, John G. (See Tautier, John J., assignor.)
Law, Mj-ron D., Washington, D. C, assignor to A. G. Wheeler, Chicago, HI. Trolley-con-
ductor and support
Law, Seth W. (See Greene and Law.)
Lawhon, David W., assignor of one-half to D. H. Risinger, Bumet, Tex. Car-coupling
Lawler, James J., Scranton, Pa. Draft-regulator
Lawler, John J. (See Springstead and Lawler.)
Lawless, .John H. , Jersey City, N. J. Plumber's suction and force pump
Lawlor, .John, Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to M. R. Geis, New York, N. Y. Portable
open-grate heater.
Lawlor, Kate V. (See Fenn. Katy, assignor.)
Lawlor. Sim C, assignorof three-fourths to S. G. Stevens, T. W. Lemieax, and W. E. Har-
vey, Dulnth, Minn. Portable burglar-alarm
Lawlor, William E. J., Portland, Greg. Electric belt
Lawrason, George B., New Orleans, La. Instrument for measuring and regulating elec-)
trical resistances 5
Lawrence, Charles S. (See Bailey, Mahlon G., assignor.)
Lawrence, Charles W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Curtain-pole ring
Lawrence Electric Company. (See Lawi-ence, William, assignor.)
Lawrence, George A., Peabody, assignor to Lawrence Shaving Machine Company, Salem,)
Mass. App.iratiis for shaving hides 5
Lawrence, George W., «f<iJ. (See Hill, Wilford A , assignor. ) |
Lawrence, Gustavus L.. Montpelier, Vt. Color attachment for printing-presses
Lawrence, Henry .T., and A. E. G. Bromell, Geelong, Victoria. Boiler-tube or pipe-cleaner . .
Lawrence, .John H., Sterling, HI. Hinge
Lawrence Press Company. (See Lawrence, William B.. assignor.) (Reissue.)
Lawrence, Renben, and j. Blackford, St. Joseph, Mo. Lubricator 1
Lawrence, Richard N., Zearing. Iowa. Draft-equalizer i
Lawrence Shaving Machine Companv. (See Lawrence. George A., assignor.)
Lawrence, Willard D., and F. A. Hopkins, Chicago, HI.; said Hopkins assignor to said
Lawrence. Office-door indicator 1
Lawrence, William, New York, N. Y. Conduit-railway trolley
Lawrence. William, assignor to Lawrence Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Closed)
conduit for electric railways y
Lawrence. William, assignor to Lawrence Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Car-brake I
mechanism I
Lawrence. William, assignor to Lawrcnci" Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Electric?
locomotive S
Lawrence, William B.. Columbus. Ohio, assismor, by mesne assignments, to Lawrence)
Press Company, of Ohio. Printing-press. (Reissue) y
514,858 i Feb. 13
.514,859 I Feb. 13
514,860 I Feb. 13
522,941 j July 10
524,281 [ Aug. 7
526,628 ! Sept. 25
522,991
511,901
516,018
511,851
July 17
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
529,556 Nov. 20
521,242
530.488
June 12
Dec. 4
513,332 \ Jan. 23
515,834 ! Mar. 6
2
Monthlj'
volume.
512,040
522,066
520,237
521,030
528,7t:3
525,5.57
516,790
519,334
527,864
524,091
522,219
515,234
515,235
515,236
515,237
519,087
515,238
516,099
515,591
525,556
526,629
Jan.
June 26
May 22
June 5
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
May 8
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
July 3
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
May 1
Feb. 2
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
517,869 Apr. 10
522,841 I July 10
514,325 [ Feb. 6
514,560 : Feb. 13
i
528,638 i Nov. 6
523,358
529,798
518,741
518,257
512,831
July 24
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Jan. 16
.521,983 June 2fi
520,75^ May 29
516,631 Mar. 13
517,871 I Apr. 10 !
518,006 Apr. 10 '
11,434 Aug. 7 ,
1468
1469
1470
1312
521
2261
1407
295
462
166
1871
866
733
26.S7
164
519
2310
2282
493
464
403
1752
722
1967
207
78
2067
2069
2071
2073
254
2075
585
2663
401
2263
738
1148
971
214
2049
2259
2275
1414
1863
2210
3157
1490
741
988
557
369
369
369
326
123
;541
1542
351
106
41,42
(445
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)205
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644
40
123
C561
^562
555
117
114
413
178
473
47
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515
515
515
516
516
137
661
97
542
185
284
C152
[153
245
(52
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515
539
565
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192
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Coutinuecl.
Name, residence, and invention.
STo.
LaTvrence, William C, Caaselton, N. D. 'Wrencli
Lawshe, Allison K., Trenton, N. J. Saliva-pump
Lawson, Edward, Birmingham, England. Ship's berth
Lawson, Edward, Birmingham. England. Ship's berth
Lawson, John "W., San Bernardino connty, Cal. Wicli-trimmer ,
Lawson, Thomas. (See Murray, Charles, assignor.)
Lawson, William, Kewton-le- Willows, assignor to J. Eiley, Bradford, England. Lime-
light apparatus
Lawton, Benjamin T., London, Canada. Combined sofa and bed
Lawton, Burton L., Meriden, Conn. Hydrocarbon-lighting system
Lawton, Edward, Quincy, Mass. Eire-escape ,
Lawton, Lewis, Trenton, N. J. Kiln for firing pottery, ifec
Lawton, 0. E., et al. (See Miller, Wile S., assignor.)
Layden, Patrick J., Providence, R. L Bung
Layman, Estes H., Des Moines, Iowa. Egg-preserving apparatus
Layne, Joseph W. (See Evans and Layne.)
Layng, Robert J., efoZ. (See Buechert, Geor]je J., assignor.)
Layton, Cyrenius A. (See Unterbrink, Ignatius L., assignor.)
Lazaron, Samuel L.. Savannah, Ga. Pencil-holder
Lazear, Leroy C, Chicago, 111. Chair
Lazerus, Lazer, Indianapolis, Ind. Feed device for locomotives
Le Barron, Walter J., Barre, "Vt. Ilunner attachment for vehicles
Le Bel, John D., London, Canada. Composition for iire-kindlers
Le Blanc, Jules, Paris, France. Screw-swaging machine
Le Bras, Dominique C, Paris, France. Self-acting cleaner for grooves or hollows of rails
of railways
Le Count, Charles E. (See White and Le Count.)
Le Count, Frank A., Niantic, Conn. Surcingle
Le Dan, Paul G., Paris, France. Folding bedstead
Le Grand, Melvin, assignor of one-half to L. Du Bois, Brookl;gi, !N". Y. Railway-car
Le Grande, Benjamin M., South Haven, Kans. Draft-equalizer '.
Le Gresley-Cox, Ernest, Covington, assignorof one-half to W. C. Flower, New Orleans, La.
Pin
^
Le Mieux, Lucius A. , Seymour, Wis. Steam-engine governor
Le Sueur, Ernest A., Ottawa, Canada. Electrolytic cell
Le Sueur, Ernest A., Ottawa, Canada. Electrolytic cell
Le Sueur, Ernest A., Ottawa, Canada. Diaphragm for electrolytic cells
Lo Valley, Henry E., Providence, E. I. Mute for banjos
Lea, George W. (See Gelling and Lea.)
Leach, Adm H.. Marathon, W. T. Room-chart for hotels
Leach, Benjamin F. (See Davis and Leach.)
Leach, Cambreton, Superior, Wis. Car-brake ,
Leach, Charles W., Baltimore, Md. Rapping-plate and drawing-bar for patterns
Leach, Ethan A., et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Leach, Eugene W., Racine, Wis. Extensible rack
Leach, Frederick. (See Crocker, John, assignor.)
Leach, Frederick. (See McCay, George A., assignor.)
Leach, George J., St. Louis, Mo. Step-ladder extension and shelf
Leach, Henry L., Jr., Fitchburg, Mass. Track-sanding apparatus
Leach, Jesse L. , Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet-beating machine
Leach, Samuel S., Sanitaria Springs. N. Y. Condenser for steam-engines
Leach, Thomas, assignorto Reed & Barton Corporation, Taunton, Mass. Fruit-holder
Leacock. David, assignor of one-half to G. C. Heinze, Mahanoy City, Pa. Beer-dispensing
apparatus
Leake, Charles F. (See Godfrey, Leake, and Lucas.)
Leake Pneumatic Transportation Company. (See Leake, Samuel F., assignor.)
Leake, Samuel F., assignor to Leake Pneumatic Transportation Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Gate for pneumatic dispatch-tubes
Leake, Samuel F., assignor to Leake Pneumatic Transportation Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Pneumatic dispatch-tube system
Leake, Samuel F., assignor to Leake Pneumatic Transportation Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Switch-rail for pneumatic dispatch systems
Lean, Lewis N., Palmyra, Wis. Milk-cooler
Learned, William B., assignor of one-half to E. Howard Watch and Clock Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. Watch-dial
Learned, William B., and J. A. Mosher, assignors of one-half to E. Howard Watch and
Clock Company, Boston, Mass. Center-arbor for watches
Leary, Elmer E., Rock Hall, Md. Oyster-tongs
Leary, John J. (See Hardie, James L., assignor.)
Leary, Michael, XTtica, N. Y. Railway-switch
Leary, William A., Norfolk, Va. Dry-kiln
Leasbn, Thomas R. (See Lord and Leason.)
Leatherbee, James D. (See Boardman, Arthur F., assignor.)
Leavenworth, Seth H., assignor to W. T. Cressler, Cincinnati, Ohio. Self-inking hand-
stamp .
Leaver, James M., assignor of one-half to E. J. Vance, Bay City, Mich. Packing chimneys
for shipment - -
Leaver, James M., assignor of one-half to E. J. Vance, Bay City, Mich. Box-partition
Leaver, James M., assignor of one-half to E. J. Vance, Bay City, Mich. Corrugated pack-
Leaver, James M., and E. J. Vance, Bay City, Mich.
Leaver, James M., and E. J. Vance, Bay City, Mich.
Leaver, James M., and E. J. Vance, Bay City, Mich.
Leavitt, Albert. (See Ethridge, Frank N., assignor.)
Leavitt, Frank M. (See Norton. Hodsson, and'Leavitt.)
Leavitt, Frank M., assignor to E. W. Bliss Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Adjustable power-
Shipping-case .
Shipping-case
Shipping-case .
press .
Leavitt, Frank M.. Brooklyn. N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Bernardin Metal->
lie Cork Company, Evans ville, Ind. Bottle-capping machine 51
520,624
.'122,842
513,190
517,462
511,902
517,870
524,720
531,543
517,872
524,390
.^12,832
517,463
I 513,239
523,839
530,998
529,93i
522,666
516,396
522,761
523.534
514,326
514,196
519,768
520,165
530,538
514,681
518,040
518,786
520,439
522,793
516,684
516,867
526,450
523,709
512.833
523,533
516,210
527,999
525,955
519,718
519,719
520,064
526,239
511,852
530,345
530,346
512.887
514,832
527,208
513,644
517,007
520,366
513,645
513,646
519,429
518,847
527,209
Date.
Nov. 20
July 10
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
July 31
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
July 10
Mar. 13
July 10
July 24
Fel). 6
Feb. 6
May 15
May 22
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
May 29
July 10
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
July 31
Jan. 16
July 24
Mai-. 13
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
May 15
May 15
May 22
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Dec.
Dec.
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
May 22
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 8
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
1972
1150
2429
83
739
1294
2588
742
747
1863
85
2513
2906
1603
2468
838
1088
470
285
5H7
18
69
186
5 316
J 317
620
C186
I 187
182
441
16
725
381
C594
)595
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<258
i259
1032 1 255
2365 593
606 153
373 i 89
1473 357
21C0 526
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1181 294
1049 I 266
2340 i 580
2614 ; 633
1078 j 266
1584
1879
1995
2674
1864
2364
781
2233
1099
1397
1398
1963
1595
167
479
480
1963
1428
3201
2111
377
444
476
663
441
593
182
539
250
337
337
480
374
42
119
119
466
360
785
499
2502 605
3202 785
3203 785
893 ! 215
2436
863 i
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67
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68
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical U«t of patentees — Continued.
193
Xame, residence, and invention.
Leavitt, Frank M., Brooklyn, N. T., and J. G. Hodgson, assignors to E.Norton, Maywood,^
and O. W. Xorton, Chicago, 111. Can-body-forming machine )
Trousers .
Leavitt, Harry W., Hammond, 111. Cultivator
Leavitt, JohnE., assignor of one-half to J. L. Wesson, Boston, Mass.
Lebach, Selig, Franktort-on-the-Main, Germany. Garbage-can
Lebeau, Telespbar L., assignor of one-half to J. V. Schaefer, Jr., Kew York, N. T. Self-
playing attachment for pianofortes
Leber, Lonis, assignor of one-half t« F. 6. Klein & Co., Bnrlington, Wis. Box-fastener . . .
Leber, Victor, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half toH.H. Turner, Danbury, Conn.
Fire-escape ".
Leblano, Maurice. (See Hutin and Leblanc.)
Lebolt, George W., assignor to M. A. Clallin, Chicago, 111. Bottle-capping machine
Lecaisne, Zephyrin, Paris. France. Circular-knitting machine
Lecellier, Loon R., Villedieu, France. Protector for electric or other bells
Lechartier, Antoine L. E., Paris, France. Fire-extingui.shing apparatus
Lechner, Francis It. . Columbtis, Ohio. Mining-machine
Lechner llanufactnring Company. (See Dierdortf, Henry B., assignor.)
Lechner Manufacturing Company. (See Legg, Benjamin A., assignor.)
Leclercq, Catherine, Lima. Pern. Awning
Lecomte, Ken6 J. (See Marty, Agnstin, assignor.)
Lederle, George A. (See Christie. Lowe, and Lederle.)
Ledoux, .Joseph, Montreal, Canada. Carriage-axle
Lee, A. R., etal. (See Raymond, Emmet B., .assignor.)
Lee, Alfred, New Whatcom, Wash. Magazine-gun
Lee, Charles S., Troy. N. Y. Sash-holder
Lee, Charles T.. Boston, Mass., assignor to Johns-Pratt Company, Hartford, Conn. Trol-
ley-wire support
Lee, David W.. Harrisville, N. Y. Automatic wagon-brake
Lee, Elmer. Chicago, 111. A pparatns for dispensing liiiiiid soap for toilet purposes
Lee, Fred E. (See Beckwith, Arthur K.. assignor.)
Lee, George M. (See Lee, James P., assignor.)
Lee, George W., Farmington, Mich. Well-cleaning device
No.
522,261
515,592
51?,3fi!l
52:i,125
519.157
.523,434
527,529
528,329
525.(361
.518,613
518,258
526,451
Date.
Lee, Henry A., Orange, N. J. Salt-holder for cattle
Lee, Henry L., London, England. Boot-tree
Lee, Homer, New York, N. Y., assignor to Electric Typographic Company of West Vir-
ginia. Matrix-making and type-setting macliine
Lee, J. Edwin. (See Parks and Goodell, assignors.)
Lee. .Tnooli M., Houston, Tex. Cattle-guard for railways
Lee. .Tames H. (See Tanner, Newton J., assignor.)
Lee, .James P. (See Richards, Francis H., assignor.)
Lee, James P., Hartford, Conn. Bolt-gun
517,346
512,197
522,605
517,577
511,853
526,132
517,978
522,843
518,819
523,535
516,742
514,152
513,647
Lee, .James P., Hartford, Conn. Cartridge-packet holder
Lee, .James P., as.signor to G. M. Lee, Hartford, Conn. Cartridge-packet
Lee, .James R., Baltimore, Md. Badge ,
Lee. John. (See Livingston, Andrew W., assignor.)
Le«, .John, San Mateo, Cal. Manufacturing sheet^metal cans
Lee, .John, San Mateo, Cal. Sheet-metal can and manufacturing same
I>ee, John C, Brookline, Mass. Watch-protector
Lee, John C, assignor to himself, R. A. Mansfield, and J. W. AValkiip, Beaver, Tex.
wav-tie ,
July 3
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
July 17
May 1
July 24
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
July 10
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
July 10
Apr. 24
July 24
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
522,604 ; July 10
.522,603 July 10
513,793 Jan. 30
Kail-
Lee, Joseph, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric motor
Lee. .Joseph, Aubnmdale, Mass. Kneading-machine
Lee, Kenneth, New York, N. Y., assignor to himself and H. F. Arms, Worcester, Mass. Desk.
Lee. Robert E., Boswell. Ind. Inhaling-cabinet
Lee, Stephen. (See Walzel. Gregor, assignor.)
Lee, Sydney, London. a.ssignortoPunctureProof Pneumatic Tyre Company, Limited, Lon-
don, England, and Dublin. Ireland. Puncture-proof band for pneumatic tires
Lee, Thomas, Home City, Ohio. Spark-arrester
Lee, Thomas, Home City, Ohio. Shipping-can
Lee, Thomas, Home City, Ohio. Dust-separator or spark-arrester
Lee, Thomas A , Kansas (^ity. Mo. Tension-rod
Fireproof roof or floor
Fireproof roof or floor
Floor and floor-block
Fireproof-floor construction
Ceiling, roof, or like structure
Lee, Thomas A., K.insas City, Mo.
Lee, Thomas A., Kan.sas (3ity. Mo.
Lee. Thomas A., New York, N. Y.
Lee, Thomas A., New York, N. Y.
Lee, Thomas A., New York, N. Y.
Lee, Thomas H., Seattle, Wash. Hydraulic valve .
Loe. Thomas W., London, England. Block or briquet of fuel ,
Lee, William H., et al. (See Winter, Alexander W., assignor.)
Lee. William R., Nelsonville, Tex. Sad-iron heater ,
Leech, George A., New York, N. Y. Sound-conducting apparatus ,
Leech, George A.. New York, N. Y. Apparatus for deaf-mute instruction
Leeds, Pulaski, Louisville, Ky. , assignor of one-half to A. Sinclair, New York, N. T. Draw-
bar for locomotives
Leedy, David W., Lima, Ohio. Animal-trap.
Leek, Samuel, and J. Notion, McKeesport, Pa. Pipe-welding apparatus
Leeman, Frank A. (See Zeiser and Leeman.)
Leen. Patrick, Cincinnati, assignor to Dayton Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Car-brake
Lefeber, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for forming sausages into links
Lefebure, Emil, Jr., Fairfax, Iowa. Indexed book
13 PAT
517,223
1 .518,548
512,559
513,792
521,799
i 524,042
513,465
529,279
513,583
515,345
522,606
525,389
513.794
51.3,795
.517,570
522,425
522.426
.529.923
524.721
530,698
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Jan. 9
.Jan. 30
June 20
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
July 10
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
July 3
July 3
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Dec. 11
518,370 ! Apr. 17
521,800 June 26
523,536 July 24
522,299 I July 3
531,544 1 Dec. 25
529,280 Nov. 13
523,219 July 17
526,080 I Sept. 18
512,724 I Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
150
2664
1632
1651
392
2177
1407
2798
575
2031
1415
1997
37
38
39
40
41
42
661
402
412
95
519
342
675
137
505
354
476
2703 635
777 189
737
265
168
1410
928
1151
2399
187
61
42
328
232
2?5
C592
i593
2365 594
1689
291
400
70
3204
f785
1786
<;787
|788
736
1789
187
733
186
3436
848
2502
588
1924
475
1378
333
3435
1864
848
:C446
1)447
120 26,27
2-'82 709
1355 325
3099
2268
742
118
3437
3439
263
444
446
2469
1296
1110
762
562
188
31
848
849
61
113
113
595
317
;269
1270
1634 403
1867 447
2366 594
217 58
2590 620
1356 325
1814 455
1646 395
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30
66
67
68
1399
331
343
67
68
613
455
69
290
69
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67
67
68
574
1257
417
291
1556
66
2010
66
147
68
67
160
52
66
68
67
35
1433
190
68
233
|67
481
68
488
66
1798
66
908
.66
737
68
68
66
160
159
780
66
67
66
1970
383
273
66
780
|67
1585
68
66
69
684
643
912
66
66
68
68
60
66
67
68
68
69
68
719
1323
181
1172
780
780
51
88
89
1146
928
|69
1432
67
67
68
331
1586
488
68
69
69
44
1736
912
68
372
}68
66
1416
338
194
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Date.
Lefebvre, Albeiii H. (See Barber, Henry A., assijcnor.)
Lef ever Arms Company. (See Lefever, Daniel M., assignor.)
Lefever, Daniel M., assignor to Lefever Arms Company, Syracnse, N.T. Ejector mechan-
ism for exploded shells
Leffler Electro Magnetic Railway Company. (See Leffler, Paul W., assignor.)
Leffler, Paul W., Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to Leffler Electro Magnetic Eailway Com-(
pany, Chicago, 111. Electric railway (
XefHer, Paul W., Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to Leffler Electro Magnetic Eailway Com-(
pany, Chicago, 111. Electric-railway system i
Leflet, John, Newport, Ky. Trap
Lefl6ve, Louis, Houston, Tex. Cattle-guard
Legay, Jules and L., Fils. Levallois, France. Electrode for secondary batteries
Legay, Lucien, FUs. (See Legay, Jules and L., Fils.)
Legg, Aretas M. (See Charles, Eoland H., assignor.)
Legg, B. D., et al. (See Weston, Edward D., assignor.)
Legg, Benjamin A., assignor to Leohner Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio.
ing-machine
Leggett, Clinton H., New York, N. T. Insect-powder distributer
Leggett, Clinton H., New York, N. Y. Powder-distributer
Min-
Leggo, "William A., Jr., Hartsdale, N. Y. Sprocket-wheel for chains
Leggo, "William A., Jr., Hartsdale, N. Y. Sprocket-wheel
Lehberger, George, Newburg, N. Y. "Wire fence. (Reissue)
Lehberger, George, assignor to Kilmer Manufacturing Company, Newburg, N. Y. Rod-
mill floor •. ."...r
Lehman, Abraham, and C. J. Kraus, Peru, Ind. Treating jute or other bagging ,
Lehman, Ben. (See Bums, "Walter G., assignor.)
Lehman, Charles, Johnstown, Pa. Nut-lock
Lehman, Charles, Johnstown, Pa. Nut-lock
Lehman , Isaac, Ashcroft, Canada. Tire-setter
Lehman, Leopold, Joliet. 111. Harp
Lehman, Simon. (See Harrah, Philip J., assignor.)
Lehman, "William B. (See Neff, Abraham J., assignor.)
Lehmann, Carl F. "W., assignor to "W. Campbell, New "York, N. Y. Machine for printing
wall-paper
Lehmann, Nicholas, Atlanta, Ga. Stove
Lehnbenter, Joseph, St. Louis, Mo. Removable window-sash ,
Lehner, "Wilhelra , Munich, Germany. Ellipsograph ,
Leibert, Owen F., Bethlehem, Pa. Breech mechanism for ordnance
Leiby, Clark, Sharon, Ohio. Holdback for vehicles
Leioht, Gustav, Dusseldorf, Germany. Fastening for walls
Leidgen, Nicolaus, Milwaukee, "Wis. Lubricator
Leidgen, Nicolaus, assignor of one-half to O. Gelhaar, Milwaukee, "Wis. Lock-nut
Leidich, Peter C, Ashland, Pa. Tap for drawing liquids from casks
Leigh, Thomas B. (See Shepherd, Job, assignor.)
Leighton, Edward I., Cleveland, Ohio. Machine for shearing wooden railway-ties
Leighton, Ernest H., Boston, Mass. Rail way -switch
Leighton. Walter H., assignor of one-half to J. H. Tattersall, Manchester, N. H. Machine
for applying toe-tips
Leijonstein, Sven 0., Philadelphia, Pa. Breech mechanism for ordnance
Leinbrock, Oskar, Gottleuba, Germany. Coffee-mill
Leineweber, Herman, Chicago, 111. Bolt-gun
Leininger, Augustus, et al. (See Best, Clearmont V., assignor.)
Leininger, Augustus, and E. Shreiner, Canton, Ohio. Tricycle
Leisenring, Henry G., Wayne, Nebr. Surgical chair
Leist, AbrahamP., Liberty Centre, Ohio. Evaporating apparatus
Leistner, Edward von, Stapleton, assignor of one-half to M. Steinmann, New York, N. Y.
Toy building-block
Leitch, Henry. (See McDonald, Angus, assignor.)
Leitch, Langhorne, Boswell, Va. Bread-raiser
Leitch, Meredith, Covington, "Va. Means for oiling loose wheels or pulleys
Leith, Harvey I., Providence, R. I. Non-filling bottle
Leland, Frank A. , Worcester, Mass. Trombone
Lemaire, Henri F. M., Paris, France. Cigarette-making machine
Leniieux, Israel, Fond du Lac, Wis. Wooden shovel ,
Lemieux, Timothy W., et al. (See Lawlor, Sim C, assignor.)
Lemke, Charles M., assignor of one-half to F. A. Powell, Atlanta, Ga. Harness-saddle
Lemke, Hermann P. W., Clinton, Conn. Kettle-scraper
Lemnian, .John, Wakefield, Mass. Reversible car-seat
Lemmon, George E., Cary, N. C. Railway-svritch
Lemmon, George F., St. Augustine, Fla. Fastening device for envelopes, letters, &c
Lemp, Hermann, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Cut-out
Lemp, Hermann, Lynn, Mass., assignorto Thomson Electric Welding Company, of Maine.
Reactive coil
Lemp, Hermann, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson Electric Welding Company, of Maine.
Electric-welding machine
Lemp, Hermann, Lynn, Mass., assignorto Thomson Electric Welding Company, of Maine.
Producing locally-annealed steel plates
Lemp, Hermann, Lynn, and W. S. Moody, Chelsea, Mass., assignors to Thomson Electric
Welding Company, of Maine. Electric metal- working
Lemp, Hermann, Lynn, and W. S. Moody, Chelsea, Mass., assignors to Thomson Electric^
Welding Company, of Maine. Electric metal-working :
Lemp. Hermann, Lynn, and W. S. Moody, Chelsea, Mass., assignors to Thomson Electric
Welding Company, of Maine. Electric metal- working ; -
Lemp, Hermann, and M. J. Wightman, Hartford, Conn., assignors to Schuyler Electric
Company, of Connecticut. Safety cut-out for electrical apparatus
525,272
514,561
514,718
516,937
513,946
514,267
524,064
511,781
519,720
522,427
524,830
11,445
517,224
518,549
522,906
522,907
512,560
526,630
518,324
527,067
525,987
520,003
516,768
512,117
523,359
529,393
529,034
519,430
526,576
515,122
514,424
529,394
517,614
527,369
520,790
513,584
520,438
525,221
530,231
523,670
529,035
530,781
520,530
525,149
522,185
522,794
515,937
531,439
518,109
514,480
519,335
523,987
531,197
515,778
516,312
523,980
517,120
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
May 15
July 3
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
July 10
July 10
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Sept. 11
May 15
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
July 24
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
May 8
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
June 5
Jan. 30
May 29
Aug. 28
Deo. 4
July 31
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
May 29
Aug. 28
June 26
July 10
Mai-. 6
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
May 8
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Mar. 27
2241 j 547
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
195
Alphahetival list of patentees — Coutiuiied.
Name, residence, aud invention.
Lemp, Hermann, and C. G. Anderson, Lvnn, Mass., assignors to Thomson Electric Weld-j
ing Company, of Maine. Electric welding-machiue j
Lemp. Hermann. C. d. Anderson, and G. Landmann, Lynn, Mass., assignors to Tbomson
Electric Welding Corai)any, of Maine. Mecbanical hammer
Lemstroro, Selim, Helsingfors, Finland. Means for promoting vegetation
Lemstrom, Selim, Helsingfors, Finland. Protecting growing vegetables from night frosts.
Lencke, John K., St. Paul, Minn. Fluid-pressure brake apparatus
Lencke, John K., Minneapolis, Minn. Controller and arighter for air-brake retainers
Lencke. John IC, and F. D. Merchant, Minneapolis, Minn. ; said Merchant assignor to said?
Lencke. Controller and arigliter for air-bra ko retainers 5
Lenderking, Louis T., Balti?uore, Md. Damper for pipes
Lengert Company. (See Chanincl, William J., a.ssignor.)
Lenbart, Charles N., Mattoon, 111., and H. P. Lenhart, Terre Haute, Ind. Self-closing^
switch s
Lenbart, Harry P. (See Lenhart. Charles N. and H. P.)
Lennon, Arthur, Fayette, Ohio. Blacksmith's vise
Lennon, Michael J. (See O'Connor and Graham, assignors.)
Lennox, Alfred B., Bay City, Mich. Adding-machiue
Lennox, David, Mar.shalltovrn, Iowa. Macliine for cutting beveled edges on plate metal ..
Lenoir, Francis, and E. A. Seward, Columbus, Ga. Fly-fan mechanism
Lenox, Edwin, Worcester. Mass. Machine for making barbed-wiro fencing
Lents, Clbarles F., et al. (See Newbonse, John E., a.ssignor.)
Leon&rd, Alexander L., Covington, Ky. Chasing game
Leonard, Arthur G., New York, N. Y. Fire-extingui.sher
Leonard, Arthur G., New York, N. Y. Plivtform-step
Leonard, Bonjamin, Sacramento, assignor of one-half to C. W. Weston, San Francisco, Cal.
Fruit- wrapi)iug device
Leonard, Caswell L., assignor of one-half to J. Furr, Veedersburg, Ind. Overcheck-rein
holder
Leonard, Caswell L., and A. Bever, Veedersburg, Ind. Churn
Leonai-d, Charles N., Indianapolis, Ind. Continuous tablet for physicians, &c
Leonard, David, a.osignor to F. G. Kneeland, D. E. Harrison, and J. R. Kniglit, St. Louis,
Mich. Spnnir bed-bottom
Leonard, Florence I., Arlington, Ga. Traveling-case
Leonard, George B., Gracedale, assignor of one-half to A. D. Smith, Ashley, Pa. Car-coup-
liu<
Leonard, Harry W.. New York, N. Y. Electric heater
Leonard, John W., Chicago, 111. Hair-curler ,
Leonard, Luther B., etal. (See Ring. Smith, and Anness, assignors.)
Leonard, Michael B. (See Bogart and Leonard.)
Leonard, Michael B., Richmond, Va. Electrical apparatus for controlling signals
Leonard, Newton, Washington Mills, assignor of one-half to L. J. Lewis, Jr., New Hart-
ford, N. Y. Support for plants
Leonard. Samuel S., Cleveland. Ohio. Car-brake
Leonhaidt, Jacob, St. Louis, Mo. Plunger for brick-machines
Leonhardt, Jacob, St. Louis, Mo. Mold for brick-machines
Leonbardt, Jacob, assignor to Columbia Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo. Ma-i
chine for pressing bricks, tiles, (fcc , i
Leoni, Philippe, Paris, France. Automatic distributer for liquids
Lepage, Charles, Dulutb, Minn., assignor of one-half to C. Blais, Superior, Wis. Hand-
truck
Lepke, Leonhard. (See Sellenscheidt and Lepke.)
Lepley, Thomas B., assinnor of one-half to H. Ruhiistroth. La Grande, Greg. Can-opener. .
Lepper. Frederick, and W. Wighton, Toronto, Canada. Trolley -wheel
Lercb, William, Albany, N. Y. Button-holder
Lere-oche, Jules, Sen.s. France. Machine for hollowing razor-blades, &c
Lesch, Peter. (See Berkes and Lesch.)
Leschborn & Riegelmann. (SeeKilmarx, OttoE., assignor.)
Lesem, Samuel. (See Pickett. George W., assignor.)
Leslie, Benjamin J., Butler, Ky. Portable fence ,
Leslie Brothers Manufacturing Company. (See Metzger, Jules P., assignor.)
Leslie, Edward, Paterson, N. J. Milk-sterilizing apparatus
Leslie, Edward, Paterson, N. J. Commode
Leslie, John H. (See Davi.s, Charles E., assignor.)
Leslie, John S. (See McNaughton, James, assignor.)
Leslie. Noble B. (See Avlworth and Leslie.) '
Lesmeister, Christian, Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany. Roofing-tile
Lessard, Jeremie. Cohoes, N. Y. Car-coupling
Lesser, Max, as-signor of one-half to I. Wolf, Dnncansby, Miss. Brid'e-bit
Lester, Frank, Panhandle, Tex. Reversible steam-engine
Lester, Frank, Panhandle, Tex. Rot.iry valve for steam-engines
Lester, James F. , Atlanta. Ga. Fiber brake, crusher, and cleaner
Letoumeau. John B., Brockton. Mass. Sash-fastener
Lesure, Harvey A., Keene, N. H., and D. D. Dunklee, Greenfield, Mass. Photographic-
print mounter
Letson, Augustus F., Bufi'alo, N. Y. Brake for railway -cars
Letson, Moore, and F. Burpee, New Westminster, Canada. Can-washer
Letz, Charles M., assignor to Franklin Engraving and Electrotyping Company, Chicago,
111. Machimi for making wax forms for electrotyping
Leupold. Charles W., Philadelpliia. Pa. Attachment for saddles
Levedabl. Axel, assignor to Gardner Sewing Machine Company, Aurora, HI. Finger for
cotton-harvesters
Leyedahl, Axel, assignor to Gardner Sewing Machine Company, Aurora, 111. Cotton-
No.
519,336
51.3,516
525,988
525,989
517,953
517,955
517,954
518,785
523,840
521,505
519,960
527,178
526,719
529, 0H6
512,6.54
512,834
517,282
528,906
527,796
528,000
511,854
521,590
514,327
528,951
522,718
519,189
517,419
616,032
531,418
.518,460
518,461
523,797"
520,531
529,738
511,959
529,829
519,582
517,464
518,039
529,075
529,076
527,431
529,924
526,241
523,360
526,040
518,259
528,728
525,608
531,319
Date.
May 8
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
July 31
June 19
May 15
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
June 19
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
July 10
May 1
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 31
May 29
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
May 8
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
July 24
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Dec. 25
525,022 Aug. 28
Monthly
volume.
picker .
726
2978
1160
1162
885
894
890
2340
2907
1356
1782
816
82
927
1536
1866
2593
1848
2234
109
1502
608
800
929
447
2800
1491
2364
1783
1784
2825
2770
391
2318
1171
1048
1001
1004
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2472
1599
(178
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264
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J 224
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580
C725
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436
198
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608
169
444
539
42
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154
187
232
109
354
565
442
443
C702
1703
670
516
91
552
281
18,19
266
241
242
2051
479
2197
1820
Levedabl, Axel., assignor to Gardner Sewing Machine Company, Aurora, HI. Driving
mechanism (or cotton-picking fingers
Lever, Oswald. (See Grundy, William S., a.ssignor.)
Lever, Oswald, and W. S. Grundy, Philadelphia. Pa. Stop mechanism forspoolingmachines.
Leverett, George, and J. Ramsay, assignors of one-third to H. Escombe, Durban, Natal,
Sash-holder
524,765
515,239
Feb.
21
20
517,578
Apr.
3
525,911
Sept.
11
526,158
Sept.
18
517,615
Apr.
3
514,328
Feb.
6
1367
2078 :
266
1033
(
1451 I
324 I
608 I
Official
Gazette.
•67
305
595
375
(515
\\ 516
1250 289
1417 355
356 I 87
115
526
(443
H44
333
516
61
234
339
77.
154
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69
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66
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66
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69
69
69
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68
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196
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Ali)liabetical list of patentees — Continued.
!Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
Levering, "William M., Philadelphia, Pa. Expansible bolt ' 52.5,222
Leveikus, CarlH. 0., Cologne-on-the-Ehine, Germany. Car starter and brake 518,371
Levey, .John, T. H. Butler, and C. A. MacDonald, assignors to Hercules Iron Works, Chi-
cago, 111. Eefrigerating-machine : 520,930
Levin, Rudolph L., Menominee, Mich. Centering device for lathes 517,466
Levison, Norman, Rochester, N. Y. Elevator-guard 531,198
Levy, Charles M., New York, N. Y. Finger-ring 516,211
Levy, Hany A. (See Schafer and Levy.)
Levy, Joseph L. (See Tisdell, Abner G., assignor.)
Levy, Max, Philadelphi.a, Pa. Screen for half-tone process
Levy, Max Z., Kansas City, Mo. Train-robber alarm
Levy, MaxZ., Kansas City, Mo. Leggin
L6vy-Samson, Edmond, Paris. Prance. Centrifugal machine
Lowers, Henry, Carson City, Nev. Automatic circuit-closer
Lewie, Henry A., New York, N. Y. Framing for stained-glass windows
Lewie, Henry A., New York, N. Y. Bung
Lewie, Henry A., New York, N. Y. Frame for stained-glass windows
Lewin, Anders "W., Stockholm, Sweden. Automatic rope-catcher, fire-escape, and climb-
ing apparatus
Lewin, J. M., et al. (See Manderfield, George J., assignor.)
Lewin, Samuel, et al. (See Manderfield, George J., assignor.)
Lewington , Frank H. , Burrillville, R. I. Attachment for spinning-mules
Lewis, Aaron D., Canton, Mo. Electric perfor,iting-pen
Lewis, Alfred. (See Mobbs and Lewis.)
Lewis, Allen R., Shelton, "Wash. Eaves-trough hanger
Lewis, Andrew P., Deer Isle, assignor to "W. G. Davis, C. L. Baxter, and "W. N. Davis,
Portland , Me. Lobster-trap
Lewis, Beujamin F., Amesbury, Mass. Lifting-jack
Lewis, Charles E., Alma, Mich. Photographic-printing frame
Lewis, Charles F. and "W., assignors to A. Falck, New York, N. Y. Combined clothes-
wringer and washtub
Lewis, Daniel "W., assignor of one-third to F. McChesney, North Platte, Nebr. Truss
Lewis, Edwin F., Vine Creek, Kans. Fodder or feed loader and sled
Lewis Electric Company. (See Lewis, Isaac N., assignor.)
Lewis, Eugene F.. Norwich, Conn. Packing for piston-rods
Lewis & Fowler (Jirder-Rail Company. (See Meeker, "Walter C, assignor.)
Lewis & Fowler Girder-Rail Company. (See "Wood. "William C, assignor.)
Lewis, Franklin F. (See Lewis, Stephen B. and F. F.)
Lewis, George L., Toledo, Ohio. Excavating, ditching, or dredging machine ,
Lewis, Harry A., assignor to himself and AV. M. Sullivan, Norristown, Pa., and D. 0. Ker-
baugh , New York, N. Y. Brake-shoe
Lewis, Isaac N. , Fort "Wadsworth, N. Y. , assignor to Lewis Electric Company, of New Jer-
sey. System of car lighting, heating, (fee
Lewis, Isaac N. , Fort "Wadsworth , N. Y. , assignor to Lewis Electric Company, of New Jer-l
aey. Car-lighting [
Lewis, Isaac N., FoTt "Wadsworth, N. Y., assignor to Lewis Electric Company, of New Jer-
sey. Self-regulating dynamo
Lewis, Isaac N., Fore "Wadsworth, assignor to Lewis Electric Company, New York, N. Y.
Electric switch
Lewis, Israel, New York, N. Y. Cigar crimping and stamping machine
Lewis, James F. (See Rand, Addison C, assignor.)
Lewis, JohnE., assignor of one-half to L. "W. Ballard, Alliance, Ohio. "Water-motor
Lewis, Joseph H. (See Rider and Lewis.)
Lewis, Joseph M., Trenton, N. J. Vise
Lewis Knitting Company. (See Lewis, Stephen B. and F. F., assignors.)
Lewis, Ladd J., Jr. (See Leonard, Newton, assignor.)
Lewis, Leroy S., Springfield, Mass., assignor to Empire Light Company, of New Jersey.
Apparatus for automatically filling lamps with oil
Lewis, Luther E. (See McDougall, Angus, assignor.)
Lewis, Lynn R. (See "Westcott, Melvin D., assignor.)
Lewis, Morgan, Laramie, Wyo. Car-couT)ling
Lewis, Mortimer G.. Now York, N. Y. Bench-vise
Lewis. Nathan D., "Walnut Springs, assignor of one-half to J. N. Dazey, Fort "Worth, Tex.
Clothes-ponnder '.
Lewis, R. Milton, et al. (See Smith, Norton, assignor.)
Lewis, Samuel "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Siphon
Lewis, Samuel "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Water-closet -
Lewis, Stephen B. and F. F., assignors to Lewis Knitting Company, Janesville, "Wis. Bi-
furcated garment and gusset therefor
Lewis, Theodore G., Buffalo, N. Y. Chloroform-mixer
Lewis. Theodore G., assignor to Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N. Y.]
Gas-regulator !
Lewis, Theodore G., assignor to Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dental vulcanizer -
Lewis, Thomas E., Vicksburg. Miss. Tied shoe-lace fastener
Lewis Tool Company. (See Haven, George F., assignor.)
Lewis, "Wilfred. (Si'O Sellers and Lewis.)
Lewis. "Wilfred, assignor to "William Sellers & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.
Holdfast for drilling or boring machines
Lewis, Willard F., S wampscott. Mass. Block system for trolley-railways
Lewis, "William. (See Lewis, Charles F. and "W.)
Lewis, "WiUiam. (See Luscomb, Frederick "W., assignor.)
Lewis, William A., Columbus, Ohio. Controlling-bridle for horses
Lewis, "^Villiam B. (See Harrington, Edward M., assignor.)
Lewis, "William H., Rome, N. Y. Wood-splice ■
Lewis, William H., Huntington, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Blair Camera)
Companv, Boston, Mass. Photographic-camera shutter ■. y.
Lewis, William H., Huntington, assignor to E. & H. T. Anthony &, Company, New York, I
N. Y. Roll-holder
Lewis, William T., Bay City, Mich., assignor to S. Welsh, PhUadelphia, Pa. Coin-con-?;
trolled machine. (Reissue) 5
Leyner, Peter A., Canfield, Colo. Wire-fence tightener !
521,659
525,082
527,149
527,499
513,796
515,002
515,003
517,049
512,977
526,015
516,212
514,758
524,331
517,405
513,517
518,412
513,585
530,782
523,671
531,199
530,783
516,495
516,496
516,497
516,498
511,960
523,045
517,347
521,171
514,942
514,012
524,422
515,527
515,914
517,579
513,797
519,845
526,785
526,535
512,198
520,323
515,593
529,395
512,655
525,786
11,415
526,718
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
June 5
Apr. 3
Deo. 18
Mar. 13
June 19
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 14
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
July 31
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
July 17
Mar. 27
June 12
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
May 15
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
May 22
Feb. 27
2172
1635
336
1967
782
1614
1933
774
1351
3441
1685
1686
2207
2113
1202
783
1310
618
87
2980
1697
3102
1251
2600
1968
1252
1251
1255
1259
1261
392
1498
2705
747
1599
59
804
2562
283
3442
1598
195
2117
778
2421
531
403
82
19
467
182
378
473
189
330
849
423
423
522
502
C275
1276
183
326
149
19
733
421
763
302
648
467
302
300
f300
^301
301
301
91
(372
)373
635
176
401
14
196
635
67
61
849
C390
i391
46
507
190
589
Nov.
20
1577
Jan.
9
1537
Sept.
11
809
Apr.
17
1982
Oct.
2
81
2665 662
375
f 368
^369
67
67 ! 1258
67 [ 19
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60 I 1615
67 1522
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66 1204
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66 1913
66 425
J 68 , 1382
66 I 1615
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67 343
66 719
69 1458
68 I 548
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69 1458
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66 74
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67 1345
66 1188
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67 52
66 I 781
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69 .37
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66 147
67 I 1030
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67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 1894.
197
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, resiilenoo, and invention.
No.
Date.
Leyson, Sackville G., Syracuse, N. T.
Lfiyson. S.ickville G., Syracuse, N. T.
ntbs
Fire-escape
Combination water-jacket for furaace doors and
Lexow, Cliarles K. (See Tilmann, Ernest, assignor.)
Leyare, Andrew A., Alexandria Bay, N. T. Combined washstand and wator-clo.set
Leyendecker, Leonhard, Cronenberg, near Elberfeld, Germany. Refrigerator and boer-
pooler
Libbey, HoseaW., Boston, Mass. Typograph .
Lfbbey, Rosea TV., Boston, Mass.
Libbey, Hosea "W., Boston, Mass.
Libbey, Hosea W., Boston, Mass.
Libbey, Hosea TV., Boston, Mass.
Libbey, Hosea "W., Boston, Mass.,
516,893 Mar. 20
530,539 Dec. 11
526,240 Sept. 18
Bicycle.
Telephone
Button
Bicycle
, assignor of one-half to G. H. Kimball and W. P. John-
52.5.787
5211,938
,ia-2.nOR
Sept. 11
May 22
July 10.
.^an.Hfis I Oct.
52- J3^ Oct. 16
530,540 Dec. 11
son, Cleveland, Ohio. Railway-car i 523,435 July 24
Libby, Charles L., assignor to E. P. Bnllard, Bridgeport, Conn. Boring-mill
Libby, Harlow & Co. (See IfichoUs, Walter H., assignor.)
Liberty, Jerry C, assignor of one-third to O. W. Miller, Easthampton, Mass. Jacquardl
mechanism lor looms ;
Liberty Manafacturing Company. (See Shellenback, Peter, assignor.)
Libey.John D., Lima, Ind. Scraper
Licbt, George, et aX. (See Winslow, Marlon H., assignor.)
Licbt«nhein, Aliraham, assignor to Dreher Manufacturing Company, New York, N. T.
Floor for car-axle boxes
Lichtenstein. Solomon K., trustee. (See Lispenard, George, assignor.)
Licbtfeldt, Fredrick. Milwaukee, "Wis. Sewing-machine
Lichty. Xorman B., and J. W.Kennedy. Des Moines, Iowa. Coin-controlled wheel of fortune
Lidback. .Tohn»A., assignor to E. T. Burrowes, Portland, Me. Holding device for spring-
actuated shades
Lidback, John A., assignor to E. T. Burrowes, Portland, Me. Holding mechanism for
spring-actuated shades
Liddell, Walter S., Charlotte, N. C. Cotton-press
Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company. (See Miller and Covell, assignors.)
Lieb, Adam. (See Mueller and Lielj.)
Lieb, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Elastic gear
Lie!). Charles A., New York, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Commutator connection
Lieb, Charles A.. New York, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Feed-wire insulator
Lieb, Charles A., New York, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Companj', Boston, Mass.
Trolley -ear
Lieb. Charles A., New York, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Trolley -wheel ,
Lieban, Gustav, Moscow, Russia. Pickling-tank
Liebau. Gustav, Jfoscow. Russia. Furnace for galvanizing pots or tanks
Liebe, James E., and G. R. Merritt, Moorhead, Minn. Envelope
Lielier, Albert. (See Barns, Carl, assignor.)
Liebmann, Rudolph. (See Bechtold. William, assignor.)
Lierhty, Jacob M.. Sterling, Ohio. Invalid-bed ,
Lit'fbroer. John.and .J. Tendnllen. Oostbnrg, Wis. Tire-heater
Liese. Julius. (See Schopp and Liese.)
Liesenhoff. Edward. (See Wagner and Lieaenhoif.)
Liggett, William K. (See Pleukharp and Liggett.)
Liggett, William K., Columbus. Ohio. Corn-harvester
Liggett, William K., Columbus, Ohio. Corn-harvester ,
Liggett. William K., Columbus, Ohio, Corn-harvester
Light, Simon P., et al. (See Andrews, Charles B., assignor.)
Lighbody, William, London, England. Hurricane-lantern
Lightfoot, Lewis H. (See Burr, David J., assignor.)
Lightford, James G., assignor of one-half to H. Stacey, Indianapolis, Ind. Combined steam
and gas motor
Lightford, William L., Indianapolis, Ind. Photographic-camera shutter
514,719 , Feb. 13
530,050
529,925
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
529,926 I Nov. 27
523,361 I July 24
512,118 I Jan. 2
529,179
529,557
522,220
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
July 3
520,791 June 5
I
516,827 Mar. 20
520, Sj^ 1 June 5
522.844 I July 10
522.845 I July 10
512,725 Jan. 10
51.1. .594 Feb. 27
513.021 Jan. 16
517,928 Apr. 10
526,977 ! Oct. 2
521,719 June 19
524,639 Aug. 14
524,968 Aug. 21
519,406 May 8
515,395
517,164
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Spec.
Dr-g.
>
f^
1918
453
66
1843
834
206 69
1384
1597
nit)^^
1467
811
2Q84
1251
327
1244
838
185
.555
310
80
305
206
68
67
68
69
69
69
1312
1003
253
62
259
1384
2178
1247
519
(310
(312
68
[66
455
1106
2728
C654
i655
|69
1196
2474
596
69
1146
2476
596
69
1147
2052
649
516
155
68
66
433
124
1183
285
09
861
1873
79
446
i 18
69
1026
16
53
12
67
1207
1612
430 66
1622
187
41 j 67
1S31
1152
285 68
233
1152
1647
2667
2180
285 68
396 66
662 66
520 66
233
338
1400
438
838
502
2)1 67
123 69
175
94
1715
1155
1701
417 03
1542
891
1001
856
(20-
)208
|67
716
2177
2405
Lighthall, John A., Jr., Syracuse, N. T. Apparatus for e^rtracting oil or fat 515,240 i Feb. 20 2079
Lillard, William B. (See Hall and Lillard.) j
Lilleberg, Charles L., assignor of six-sevenths to 0. Bil.stad, K. G. Olsen, O, M. Turner, F.)
B. Hrland, A. F. Scheldrup, and L. K. Luse, Stoughton, Wis. Cash register and indi-S 525,956 Sept. 11 1101
.540 66
C516 "
\ 517
(250
1295
1951
66 1275
cator.
Lillibridgp, Emma J., administratrix. (See Lillibridge, Freem.in.)
Lillibridge, Freeman, decea.sed. El Paso, Tex,; E..J. Lillibridge, administratrix. Bicycle.
Lillie, Samuel M., Philadelphia, Pa. Process of evaporating liquids in vacuo and appara-
tus therefor
Lillis, Micbael, Beatrice, Nebr. Ad.{ustable railwav-track lifter
Lilly, Benjamin S., Broken Bow, Nebr. Harness attachment
Lima Locomotive and Machine Company. (See Barhydt, James A., assignor.)
Limbacher, Jacob. Newark, N. J. Satchel or bag ,
251
j 2.52
2.53
i- 68 1363
51,5,150 I Feb. 90 1928 483 06 1247
521.215 June 12
512,726 Jan. 16
527.433 Oct. 16
Liming, John, Mount Al vemo, Pa. Fluid-pump
Liming, John, Philadelphia. Pa. Flush water-closet valve
Linipus, Sherman E. (See Limpus, William F. and S. E.)
I.inipiis, William F. and S. E.. Alpine, Tnd. Sulky
Lincoln, Charles F.. et nl. (See Ryan, Michael B., assignor.)
Lincoln, Charles L.. S'amford. Conn. Engine
Lincoln, Charles L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Swirch-working mechanism
Lincoln. Charles L., assignor of one-half to R. A. Davison, Brooklyn, N, Y.
switch ".
519,721 May 15
512,978 Jan. 16
524,176 Aug. 7
818
1648
1245
1401
2115
350
193
396
300
07
66
69
;338 }g.
1339 i"'
502 66
84 68
Railway-
.513,947 Jan. 30
526.979 Oct. 2
526,978 Oct. 2
3675
.505
905
121
66
69
13.58
338
259
827
425
720
518,507 Apr. 17 1858 400 07 371
123 09
829
94
94
198
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of xMtentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Lincoln, Frederick H. (See Nichols and Lincoln.)
Lincoln, Lysander M., Sacramento, Cal. Construction of ships, &c 525,349
Lind, Gustavus, Duluth, Minn. Paper-making machine i 517,109
Llnd, Hugh, Whitewater, Colo. Pipe-wrench ,
Lind, Richard. (See Becker and Lind.)
Lindemann, Albert J., Milwaukee, "Wis. Vapor-burning apparatus
Lindemann, August. (See Lindemann, Charles and A.)
Lindemann, August. (See "Warg and Lindemann.)
Lindemann, Charles and A., Milwaukee, Wis. Stovepipe-elbow ,
Lindemeyer, Philip, -Jr. , Jersey City, N. J. Paper box
Linden. ATilliam, Helena, Mont. Work-holder for grinding-machines
Lindenborn, Solomon, et al. (See Johnson, Charles T., assignor.)
Linder, Emil A., Brooklyn, N. T. Thermometer
Linder, Mons A., Pullman, 111. Kevhole-guard
Linderman, Albert T., Whitehall, Mich. Preparing lumber-trimmings for boxes, &o
Lindestrom, Hjalmar, De Kalb, 111. Wheeled plow
Lindgren, August, Moline, 111., assignor to Moline Plow Company. Seeding-machine
Lindgren, August, Moline, 111., assignor to Moline Plow Company, of Illinois. Cultivator,
Lindholm, Charles A, , Brooklyn, N. T. Door-knob ,
Lindholm , Charlie M., Kancho, Tex. Drill
Lindholm, Nels E. (See Wettervik, Axel, assignor.)
Lindley, Zachary M. , Carthage, Mo. Washing-machine
Lindner, Aloysius J. J., and M. Adler, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Tire for cycle or other
wheels
Sew-
Lindner, Arthur E., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to J. Kayser, New York, N. T.
ing-machine
Lindner, Emerann, Akron, Ohio. Toy
Lindner, Eranz, Dresden, Germany. Repeating mechanism for pianos
Lindner, Heinrich. (See Stahl, Sebald, assignor.)
Lindner, Otto, Brussels. Belgium. Pneumatic tire
Lindquist, Ered. (See Lindquist, John W., assignor.)
Lindquist, John W.. assignor to himself andE. Lindquist, Galesburg, 111. Tongue-support,
Lindsay, Augusta H. (See Bamett, Nathan W., assignor.)
Lindsay, Thomas, et al (See Shaw, Andrew J., assignor.)
Lindsay, William B., W. E. Tonner, and A. Lowmiller, Stenbenville, Ohio. Filter ,
Lindsay, William H. , Bristol, England. Winding mechanism for hoists
Lindsey, John A.N., Princeton, Mo. Kevolvlng ribbon-cabinet
Lindsey, Peter H., and C. H. Sc^uires, Lockport, N. Y. Burglar-alarm ,
Lindstrom, Carl E., assignor of two-thirds to H. A. Weld and J. W. Morse, Hock Island,
111. Hay-loader
Lindstrom, Frank. (See Norlin and Lindstrom.)
Lindstrom, IvarK., Akerby Orebro, assignor to Attiebolaget Separator, Stockholm, Swe-
den. Testing mUk
Lindstrom, Nils O. , Union Course, and 0. P. Cummings, assignors to A. B. See Manufactur-
ing Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for controlling electric elevator.s
Lindt, John, et al. (See Brown, Norman E., assignor.)
Lineback, William T., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor of one-half to G. H. Eennell, Newport, Ky.
Yehicle-brake
Lingley, John H. (See Fowler and Llngley.)
Llngley, John H., et al. (See Turner, William A., assignor.)
Link-Belt Machinery Company. (See Ewart, William D., assignor.)
Link, John H. (See Latulip, Frederick, assignor.)
Linn, Allen D., assignor of one-half to G. W. Perkins, Grand Kapids, Mich. Automatic
iire-extinguisher
Linn, John B., Cleveland, assignor of one-half to O. S. Kelly, Springfield, Ohio. Conduiti
system for electric railways J
Linnehan, Patrick H. (See Fitzsimons, Philip, assignor.)
Lins, Jnrgen H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Oil-can carrier
Linscheid, Peter, Kerai, Minn. Band-cutter and feeder
Linter, William, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Cooler
Lintner & Sporborg. (See House, James A., assignor.)
Lintner, William T., assignor of one-half to W. L. Sporborg, Gloversville, N. Y. Bearing
for speed-indicators -
Lintner, William T., assignor of one-half to W. L. Sporborg, Gloversville, N. Y. Speed-
indicator for shafting
Linton, George E., Worcester, Mass. Electric switch ,
Linton, Joseph, Pawtucket, K. I. Mechanical movement
Linton, Joseph H., Fort Assinaboine, Mont. Hay or straw burning stove
Lintz. Richard. (See Haas and Lintz.)
Linville, Joseph A. (See McKelvey, Stewart D., assignor.)
Lioret, Henri J., Paris, France. Phonograph
Lipe, Charles E., Syracuse, N. Y. Pedal-crank
Lipe, Charles E., assignor to EngelbergHu Her Company, Syracuse, N.Y. Hulling-machine.
Lipe, Charles E., assignor to Engelberg HuUer Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Hulling andj
cleaning machine j
Lippert, WUhelm, Dresden, Germany. Process of and apparatus for aerating water used
1 baths
Lippincott, Charles D., Denver, Colo. Disinfectant
Lippincott, Fisher H,, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Soda Fountain Company,
.tersey City, N. J. Soldering apparatus
Lippincott, Fisher H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Soda Fountain Company,
Trenton, N. J. Sirup-jar faucet
Lippincott, Henry C, Philadelphia, Pa. Door-stop
Lippy, David, Mansfield, Ohio. Pump for drilled wells
Lippy, David, assignor to C. T. McCue, Mansfield, Ohio. Store-service apparatus
Lippy, David, and I. E. Fiufrock, Mansfield, Ohio. Driving-gear for bicycles
531,125
525,350
521,621
528,639
515,595
517,388
528,952
517,348
525,424
516,019
.531,200
529,180
526,577
517,225
516,313
516,020
517,616
530,188
512,727
515,476
528,104
522,529
528,885
528,953
522,992
531,049
.530,541
521,934
514,833
528,330
527,339
519,722
521,119
520,792
527,557
523,724
523,725
514,086
528,273
512,303
512,304
525,813
523,220
511,782
513,518
526,578
513,333
.521,720
519,288
528,954
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Monthly j Official
volume. Gazette.
44
2311
1831
45
12
68
12
68
June 19 1554 363 67 1510
Nov. 6 217 54 i 69 685
Feb. 27 I 2668 i 663 ! 66 1400
Mar. 27 2809
Nov. 13 802
Mar. 27 2707
Sept. 4 I 182
Mar. 6
655
187
636
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
-Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Jvdy 3
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
July 17
Deo. 18
Dec. 11
June 26
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
May 15
June 5
June 5
Oct. 16
July 31
July 31
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
July 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
June 19
May 1
Nov. 13
463
1971
1184
2180
2507
940
465
326
196
1649
2481
{IS? }<
106
107
C467
1468
285
521
589
221 66
1 69
69
107
77
48
396
614
66
2407,[5|||69
l-iifl R9
601
661
803
1408
1698
2105
1429
2799
1084
1403
652
54
1447
2703
2704
174
2701
948
949
857
1815
62
2981
2181
2658
1718
625
804
159
187
351
207
360
,676
1 677
262
339
153
352
669
41
C651
\ 652
66 1141
574
67
^69
{ 232 i } 6^
232 66
455 I 68
66
734 I 66
521
645
405
152
188
67
67
G9
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
199
Monthly
volume.
Name, resilience, and invention.
No.
517,050
517,409
515,547
517,283
516 894
513,798
.524. ail
524.832
52(i.322
528,958
5H.iH3
514,013
531,050
519,636
529,281
526,926
517,226
528,602
523,288
ing
Little, Peter, assi^BOr to S. G. Scarritt, St. Louis, Mo. Keversible car-chair -
Little, Peter, assifrnor to S. G. Scirritt, St. Louis, 5Io. Car-seat
Little, Piercy, Northumberland. Pa. Barrel-making machine
Little, William il., Vandalia, lU. T.ig-machine
Littlefield, Frank A., Pepperell, llass. Steam-trap
Littlefield, Thomas E., Hillsborough, Tex. Combined elevator, cleaner, distributer, and
feeder for seed-cotton.
Littlefield, Thomas E., Hillsborough, Tex. Combined elevator, cleaner, distributer, and)
feeder for seed-cotton ^
Littlejolin, Charles F., Bridjieport, Conn. Sewing-machino
Litzinger, Thomas J., Patton, Pa. Nut-lock
Livelsberger. Albert M., Kalamazoo. Mich. Hay-loader
Livemiore, Homer F. (See Glines. Humphrey M., assignor.)
Livemiore, Ray F.. Corry, Pa. Ticketing-machine
Livgro Incandescent Lamp Company. (See Forest, 'William E., as.signor.)
Livingston, Andrew W., San Francisco, assignor to J. Lee, San Mateo, Cal. Mannfactnre
of metallic preserving-cans
Livingston, .Joseph, et al. (See Howe, Henry A., assignor.)
Livingston, Samuel A.. Brookl.\-n, N. T. Exhaust-nozzle
Livingston, Simon, Hoosick Falls. N. Y. (-arpet-stretcher
Livingstone. "William, Flushing. N. Y. Tie-joint
Llewellyn, Arthur P., el al. (See Guy. .Toseph P.. assignor.)
Lloyd. Edward W. (See Noble and Lloyd.)
Lloyd. Edward W.. and C. W. Hutchinson, assignors to W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell & Co.,
Limited. Xeweastle-on-Tyne, England. Launching-tube for torpedoes
Lloyd, Edwin, Harvey. HI." B.tlanced slide-valve
Lloyd, Edwin L., Philadelphia. Pa. School.slate
Lloyd, Ernest H. (See Smith and Lloyd.)
Lloyd, James C, Avondale. 111. Planter
Lloyd, .John M., Luveme, Minn. Book-support and leaf-holder
Lloyd. Louis H.. Lincoln. III. Pump-motor
Lloyd, Thomas S. (See Goode, Anthony, and Lloyd.)
Lo Casto. Tonv, assignor of one-half to H. Yakel. .Marshall, Tex, Axle-box
Loando Hard Kubber Company. (See Green, John .J., assignor.)
Lobee, Bart, assignor to B. F. Lobee, Buffalo, N. Y. Combined spring-scale and screw
519,538
521,120
521,121
521,319
519,264
513,648
517,979
517,980
521,377
527,179
520,324
529,502
517,580
514,944
512,305
530,281
517,390
513,119
518,761
.515,151
513.402
519,608
319,403
jack 522,903
Lobee, Bart F. (See Lobee. Bart, aasienor.)
Lobet, .Jean, FlfmalleGrande, near Liege, Belainra. Apparatus for cutting glassware
Lobrec, Isaac. San Fnincisco. Cal. Dough or batter kneader
Lochner. .John. New York. N. Y. .Show.ca.so
Lock. Charles. (SeePoufK and Lock.)
Lock. Frederic R. (See Davidson and Lock.)
Locke, Edward A. (See Eisen, Herman .J., assismor.)
Locke. Edward M., et al. (See Phipp.s. George W., assignor )
Locke, Frank D., Hudson, a.ssignorof one-half to A. H. Rice, Marlborough, Mass. Nailing-
machine for boots or shoes
Locke, Fred M., Victor. N. Y. Relay
Locke. Fred M.. Victor, assignor of one-half to G. A. Paddock, Auburn, and "W. C. Page,
Palmyra, N. Y. Insulator
530,189
522,909
514.268
520,437
512,656
520,367
Date.
Lippy, David, and I. E. Finfrock, Mansfield. Ohio. Driving-gear for bicycles 528,955
Lippy . David, and I. E. Finfrock, Mansfield, Ohio. Drivinggear for bicycles t 528,956 |
Lippy, David, and I. E. Finfrock, Mansfield. Ohio. Driving-gear for bicycles 528,957
Liquid Carbonic Acid Manufacturing Company. (See Convert. Charles F. A., assignor.)
Lisle, Myron C, a8.signor of one-half to "W. A. Berkey, Grand Rapids, Mich. Magazine-) g.jj, q^-j
gun 1 5 '
Lispenard, George, Brooklyn, assignor to S. K. Lichtenstein, tmstee, New York, N. Y.^
Cotton-harvester <
Lispenard. George, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to "Wallis-Lispenard?
(iotton Picker and Machinery Comjiany, of New Jersey. Cotton-harvestor S
Lissauer, Sally, Dre.sden. Germany. Shoe ."
List. .John, London, England, and W. B. Smith, Glasgow, Scotland. Coffee-making ma->
chine S
List, John A.. Bartelso, 111. Wire-reeling machine
Lister. .Joseph, Pittsburg. Pa. Necktie
Lister, .Joseph, Chicago, HI. Piston-rod packing
Lister, -Joseph, Chicago, 111. Piston-rod packing
Lister. .Joseph, (Miicago, III. Reducing animal fat
Li.ster, .Joseph, Chicasro. 111. Boiler- furnace
Li.ston, Alfred, and C. Schick, Imogene, Iowa. Corn-planter
Litchfield, Hani.son M.. etal. (See Magee. James, assignor.)
Litchfield, Isaac W., "Warwick, N. Y. Ballot-folder
Litchfield, Isaac "W., and T. "V\'. Sanford, "W.irwick, N. Y. Bicycle-brake
Litchford, Frederick A., ef aJ. (See Litchford. Miles, assignor.)
Litchford, Miles, assignor of three-fourths to F. A. and N. Litchford and "W. Jones, Co- !
lumbus, Ohio. Stonesaw ;
Litchford. Neil, et al. (See Litchford. Miles, assignor.)
Littell, Matilda R. (See Littell. William J. and M. R.) I
Littell, Oriella I.. Washington, D. C. Cleaning and polishing compound
Littell, William .J and M. R.. Washington, D. C. Gage-measure
Litten, "William F. (See Daughertj- and Litten.)
Little, Ambrose, Philadelphia, Pa. Sash-securing device '
Little, Daniel P. N.. et al. (See Brown, Alfoard A., assignor.)
Little, George. (See Jones and Little.)
Little, .James, a.ssignor, by mesne assignments, of one-fourth to L. Larsson, San Francisco, '
Cal. Circularsaw ". <
Little, James R., assignor to J. R. Little Metal "Wheel Company, Quincy, HI. Machine |
for upsetting or shrinking tires ! !
Little, John "W. (See Browne and Little.)
Little, Joseph J. (See Everett. George "W., assignor.)
Little, M. A. (See Maddox. John A., assignor.)
Little, Orton C, assignor of one-half to D. T. H. McEinnoo, Menasha, "Wis. Core for cast- I
Nov. 13 805
Nov. 13 806
Nov. 13 : 807
Nov. 1.1 ^ 929
27 2209
188
188
188
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.
Feb.
C 523 )
U24 1 S
U25 \S
27 , 2841
27 : 2594
27 2596
20 1923
3444
1485
1486
1738
808
1601
Feb. 6 60
Dec. 18 I 1699
May 8 1262
Nov. 13 I 1357
436
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
•JtUy 17
May 8
June 5
June 5
June 12
May 1
Jan. 30 3216
2508
139
1927
1097
653
654
1006
581
Apr. 10 930
Apr. 10 i 932
June 12 I 1115
Oct. 9 I 818
May 22 | 2423
Nov. 20 ; 1776
Apr. 3 269
Feb. 20 1602
Jan. 9 951
Dec. 4 367
Mar. 27 I 2811
Jan. 23 23-23
Apr. 24 2302
Feb. 20 1929
Jan. 23 2770
May 8 1209
C220
)221
523
524
525
665
666
642
(608
^609
453
849
362
363
411
189
402
15
403
304
Official
Gazette.
69
108
589
34
484
263
153
1.54
237
142
5 789
J 790
233
(233
(234
263
198
589
424
62
402
232
90
656
560
571
483
676 I
291
May 8 852 206
67 788
67
67
July 17 1410 352 68 j 297
Dec. 4 198 49 69 ! 1251
July 10 1255 310 68 I 253
Feb. 6 506 125 66 ! 948
May 29 2011 632
Jan. 9 1539 369
67
1082
303
May 22 2503 ^ 605 ! 67 1047
200
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Locke, James, Middletown, Ohio. Mitering-machine
Locke, Joseph. (See Croskey and Locke.)
Locke, Joseph D., Cosumne, Cal. Car-coupling
Locke, Sylvanus D., Jr., Hoosick Falls, N. T. Sheaf carrier and dumper for harvesters . . .
Locke, Sylvanus D. , Hoosick Falls, N. T. Harvester
Lockerby, Jacob S., et al. (See Crabb, George W., assignor.)
Lockhart, Alexander M., Mitchell, S. D. Thrashing-machine
Lockhart, Walter M., assignor of one-half to J. "W. Douglass, Philadelphia, Pa, Vapor-
burner.
Lockman, Mary A., New York, N. T. Barrel-stand
Lockwood, George D., Stony Creek, Mich. Hand-tool for wire-working
Lockwood, George D., Stony Creek, assignor of one-half to H. P. Glover, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Implempnt for tightening fence.s
Lockwood, George "W. , Nutley, N. J. Skirt-extender
Lockwood, John M. (See Lockwood. "William C. and J. M.)
Lockwood, John S. (See Knight and HaiTington, assignors.)
et ol. (See Gooding and Goudey, assignors.)
et al. (See Knight, Margaret E., assignor.)
et al. (See Knisht and Gooding, assignors.)
etal. (See Steele, Herbert B., assignor.)
Lockwood, Lawrence A. (See Montgomery, Albert F., assignor.)
Lockwood, William C, New York, N. Y. Secondary batterv
Lockwood, William C., assignor of one-fourth to 3. H. Flagg, New York, N. Y. Te-
lephony.
Lockwood, John S.
Lockwood, John S
Lockwood, John S
Lockwood, John S
Lockwood, William C. and J. M, Brooklyn. N. Y. Telephone
Locomotiv-Fabrik Krauss & Company, Actien-Gesellschaft. (See Helmholtz, Eichard, as-
signor.)
Locomotive Feed Water Heater Company. (See Bernard, James A., assignor.)
Locomotive Feed Water Heater Company. (See Martin, Edwin L., assignor.)
Lodge, William, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lathe
Loe, Thomas C, New York, N. Y., assigner to Standard Underground Cable Company,
Pittsburg, Pa. Electric-cable .ioint '.
Loeben, Gustav A., assignor of two-thirds to C. and G. Falkenstein, Philadelphia, Pa.
Combination gas and electric light fixture
LoeflBer, Arthur, Chicago, 111. Elastic-tread horseshoe
Loenholdt Company. (See Lonholdt, Georg W., assignor.)
Loewenbaeh, Hugo, Milwaukee, Wis. Check, receipt, or other stub book
Loewenthal, Herman. (See Dentler, Siegmund, assignor.)
Loewenthal, Marcus, New York, N. Y. Combination-suit
Loewer, John A., and J. G. Sieber, Buffalo, N. Y. Sliding-door lock
Loewer Sole-Eounder Company. (See Crane, Joseph A., assignor.)
Loftie, Henry, Syracuse, N. Y. Brick ...
Loftin, Melville, HUdreth, 111. Broom-rest
Lofton, Herbert M., Savannah, Ga. Automatic air-brake valve
Lofton, Herbert M., Savannah, Ga. Locomotive-brake
Lofton, Herbert M., Savannah, Ga. Triple valve for air-brakes
Logan, David, assignor of one-half to T. H. Delamater, Meadville, Pa. Aneroid barometer-
Logan, Elmer, New Bruu.swick, N. J. Shaft-tug
Logan, Swift & Brighara Envelope Company. (See Swift, Henry D. and D. W., assignors )
Logan, William P. (See Detwiler, John S., assignor.)
Logan, William P. (See Detwiler and Logan.)
Lohr. Benjamin, Fishertown, Pa. Car-coupling
Lombard, Edward C, assignor to C. Eogers & Bros., Meriden, Conn. Making knives or
kindrod articles of cutlery
Lombard, Levi W., Saco, Me., assignor to J. N. Smith and B. F. Spinney, Lynn, Mass. Op-
erating electric loom-shuttles -
Lombard, Levi W., assignor to B. F. Spinney aud J. N. Smith, Lynn, Mass. Electric shut-
tle motion for looms
Lombard, Levi W., assignor to B. F. Spinney and J. N. Smith, Lynn, Mass. Electric shut-
tle-motion for looms
Lombard, LbtI W., assignor to B. F. Spinney and J. N. Smith, Lynn, Mass. Electric shut-
tle-motion for looms
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, Mass. Car-brake system
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, Mass. Lasting-raachine
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, assignor of one-half to H. A. Clark, Brookline, Mass. Manu-
facture of hose
Lombard. Nathaniel, Boston, assignor of one-half to H. A. Clark, Brookline, Mass. Auto-
matic fire-extingiiisbing apparatus
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, assignor of one-half to H. A. Clark, Brookline, Mass. Auto-
matic fire-extinguishing apparatus
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, asaignorof one-half to H. A. Clark, Brookline, Mass. Auto-
matic fire-extinguishing apparatus
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, Mass., assignor to Automatic Lasting Machine and Manu-?
facturing Company, Portland, Me. Lasting-machine (
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, Mass., assignor to Automatic Lasting Machine and Manu->
facturing Company, Portland, Me. Lasting-machine X
Lombard, Nathaniel, Boston, Mass., assignor to Automatic Lasting Machine and Manu-^
facturing Companv. Portland, Me. Lasting-machine 5
London Metallurgical Company. (See Cowper-Coles, Sherard 0., assignor.)
Lones, ,Tabez. (See Walker anu Wilkins, assignors.)
Lones, Jabez. (See Walker, Wilkins, and Lones.)
527,434
517,389
524,901
525,957
519,609
518,694
514,945
514,371
522,164
514,861
512,253
518,742
528,640
522,607
516,161
529,451
.526,631
519,769
515,435
527,797
523,076
513,022
.514,153
516.569
.519,679
525.273
524,529
529,396*
515,835
513,615
514,087
514,088
514,089
523,436
524,447
513,799
514,154
514,155
514,657
524,444
524,445
524,446
Lones, Jabez, C. Vernon, and E. Holden, Smethwick, England.
Long, Albert, Lawrence, Mass. Cloth-cutting machine
Long, C. C. (See Smith, Frank J., assignor.)
Long, (Charles. (See Korb, John A. and C. F., assignors.)
Long, Charles E., Verona, Pa. Jar-closure
Long, Daniel W.. and H. H. Walsh, Lockport, 111. Spinning-top
Long, David L., Crawfordsville. Ind. Steam trap and feeder
Long, Eben W., Chicago, HI. Kegulating-val ve for tanks
Long, Edward. (See Pieper, Henry H., assignor.)
Lon'g, Frank, Port Wayne, Ind. Buggy -cushion
Wheel-tire , 515,596
525,502
530,190
525,788
522,020
529,739 !
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Aug. 21
Sept. 11
May 8
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
June 26
Fob. 13
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
July 10
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
May 15
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
1246
2810
1756
1117
1211
2175
1604
2511
1471
864
2276
219
744
687
1682
2266
1475
2422
1849
Julv 17 1540
Jan. 16 j 2181
Feb. 6 I 292
Mar. 13 l 1385
May 8
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Nov.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
July
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
1329
2247
973
1578
165
3149
175
179
182
2180
845
306
655 66
•254
292
544
403
603
370
30 3445
I
6 I 294
6 j 296
13 j 1136
14 j 835
837
841
Feb. 27 I 2670
Sept. 4 ; 303
565
54
I 188
[189
162
402
542
357
600
444
386
520
71
329
321
548
239
375
40
774
41
42
42
549
207
850
71
71
283
C204
)2n5
C20S
(200
f206
1207
C663
)664
74,75
Dec. 4 i 200
Sept. 11 I 813
Jun« 26 I 2272
Nov. 27 I 2165
49
185
544
516
67
67 413
66 1189
66
67
67
67
66 ! 888
68 I 455
68 j 833
66 i 782
66 909
66 1085
\ 68 831
S68
>fi8
S32
832
J 66 1400
68 1208
69 1251
08 1313
C7 1661
69 1088
526,041 : Sept. 18 [ 1252 ! 290 1 68 1 1404
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 1894.
201
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Lone, Fr.ank B. (See Kees, Frederick, assignor.)
Long. Frank B.. Los Angeles. C»l. Pianoforte and agraffe therefor
Long, Harriet L., West Toledo, Oliio. Insect-guard for doors
Long, J. Milton, Muncie, Ind., assignor of one-half to E. L. Dunlap, Sandnsky, Ohio. End-
less sign .
Long, James H., Liter. 111. Fence
Long, Jeremiah J.. (.Jhicago, 111. T5niler
Long. Joseph A., assignor to A. H. Eastmond, Brooklyn, N. T. Heating and ventilating
apparatus for street-railway cars
Long, Lewis M., Porteisville, Cal. Insect-trap
Long Manufacturing Company. (See Long, Timothy, assignor.)
Long, Nathan H., as.signorof bnchalf to D. W. Stewart, Muncie, Ind. Fruit-jar fastener
Long, Thomas C, West Chester, Pa. Sliding and swinging gate
Long, Timothy, assignor to Long Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Dumping ap-
paratus for railway-cars
Long, Timothy, assignor to Long Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Dumping ap-
No.
paratus .
Long, Timothy, assignortoLong Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Dumping ap-
paratus
Longabach, Frederick. (See SiW)rcl and Longabach.)
Longanecker, Samuel, Anderson, Ind. Window-shade
Louginus, Joseph, assignor of one-half to M. P. Quinn, Pottsville, Pa. Lubricator
Longineyer, Emanuel. (See Uealey, Williams, and Longmeyer.)
Longsdorf. William H. (See Hewett, Gardner, assignor.)
Lon<;.streth, Charles H.. et al. (See Smith, Daniel W., assignor.)
Lonnoldt,GeorgW., Berlin, Germany, assignor to Loeuholdt Company, Chicago, HI. Steam-
hoiler
LOnuerherg, Adolf L., Stockholm, Sweden. Inhaling apparatus
Look, Frank N., Northampton, Mass. Knife-bandle, brush-back, &c
Look, Luther, Soldier, Idaho. Ore-concentrator
Looraer. Henry M., Hyde Park, and C. G. Belmer, Whitman, assignors to H. W. Eddy,
Worcester, Ma.ss. Rotary cutter-sleeve
Loomis, George, Parkersburg, W. Va. Stamp holder and moistener
Loomis, Gilbert J., Westfield, Mass. Sulky
Loomis, John S., Brooklyn, N. T. Sa wing-machine
Loomis, I.everett W., CarroUton, 111. Drive-chain
Loomis, Samuel L., Santa Cmz, and A. M. HaiTis, Watsonville, Cal. Animal-trap
Loomis, Walter T. . Staffordsburg, Ky . Combined wire tension device, splicer, and stretcher
Looney, .To.seph H., Gainesville, Tex. Cot
Lorab, Malilon B., Reading, Pa. Pulley
Lorch, Ludwig H.. Cannstadt, Germany. Machine for separating or sorting feathers ,
Lord, Charles. (See Miller, James, assignor.)
Lord, John, Wilm.slow, and T. R. Leason^Levenshulme, assignors to S. Chatwood, Worsley,
England. Check and indicator for railways
Lord, .John, Wilnislow, and T. R. Leason, Manchester, assignor to S. Chatwood, Worsley,
England. Pointsman's indicator for railways
Lord, Mildred M., Milwaukee, Wis. Washing-machine
Lorenr, Charles A., Reynoldsville, Pa. Churn
Lorenz, P:inl, Berlin, and R. Wuppermann, Barmen, Germany. Match
Lorenz, William A., a.ssignor to A. H.Walker, trustee, Hartford, Conn. Making paper bags
Lorenz, William A., and E. E. Claussen, assignors to A. H. Walker, trustee, Hartford,
Conn. Making paper bags
Lorenz, William A., and E. E. Claussen, assignors to A. H. Walker, trustee, Hartford.
Conn. Making paper bags
Loretz, Arthur J. L., Brooklyn, N. T. Compound engine
Lorey, William, assignor to J., W. P. M.. and J. F. Braun, Philadelphia, Pa. Filter
Lorimer, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. Apron for textile machinery
Lorimer, William T., Detroit, Mich. Sham pillow
Loring, Charles M. (See O'Bolger, Thomas, assignor.)
Loriot, Henry, assignor to H. F. Mouquin, trustee. New York, N. T. Electric winding
and setting clock
Lorois, Maurice, assignor to Soci6t6 Anonyme des Moteurs Thermiques Gardie, Nantes,?
France. Gaa-motor S
Lorois, Maurice, assignor to Soci6t6 Anonyme des Moteurs Thermiques Gardie, Nantes,
France. Manufacturing gas
Lorraine, Clarence L.. East Jordan, Mich. Boiler -furnace
Lorsch. Jacob. (See Piatt, Peter J., assignor.)
Lortz, George W. (See Weir. John R.. assignor.)
Losch, John S., Summit Station, Pa. Pump J
Losch, John S., Summit Station, Pa. Electric motor
Losce, Frank B., et al. (See Blakeley. John D.. assignor.)
Loss. Henrik V., Philadelphia. Pa. Rotary valve
Lossand. Nehemiah. (See Cook. Daniel, assignor.)
Los.sie, Henrj- F.. Owensborongh, Ky. Clock mechani.sm for operating gas-cocks
Lothrop, Randolph C Somerville. Mass. Street-car fender
Lot.speich, Rhoten F., Los Angeles, Cal. Apparatus for expelling flies from houses
Lott, Charles C. Houston, Tex. Switch-operating mechanism
Lott, William, Duquesne, Pa. Tongs
Lottman. Albert C, Houston, Tex. Mosquito-net frame
Lottndge, William M., assignor of one-half to J. F. Strayer, Portsmouth, Ohio. Snrgical
chair
Lotze. Frederick B., Avondale. Ohio. Machine for lap-seaming sheet-metal tubes
Lonchheim, Joseph A., et al. (See Rosenfeld, Samuel J., assignor.)
Lond, Philologous H., Jr., Charleston, S. C. Fish-trap
Louden Machinery Companv. (See Louden, William, assignor.)
Looden, William, Fairfield, "Iowa. Pulley -block
Louden, William, Fairfield. Iowa. Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier apparatus
Jack and trip-pulley for hay -carriers
Hay-elevator .*
529,282
524,596
526,905
526,927
52.1 672
511.961
514,946
517,410
513,191
527,117
527,118
527,119
531,201
517,467
513,120
526,900
519,008
526,242
522.262
519,190
518,462
523,747
515,004
521,.178
512,728
526.866
5H0,282
614,372
523,859
526,536
529,^69
.531.440
525,150
517,617
519,916
529,656
512.306
529,5.58
521,912
516,270
526,720
529,452
.529.453
516,334
Date.
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
July 31
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
May 1
Sept. 18
July 3
May 1
Apr. 17
July 31
Feb. 20
June 12
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Feb. 0
July 31
Sept. 25
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
May 15
Nov. 20
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
June 26
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
516,162 !
526,016
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
523,077 ; July 17
512.307 I
515.868
519.793
514,7.59
531,126 '
515,123
524,969
524,554
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
May 15
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Louden, William, Fairfield, Iowa.
London, William. Fairfield, Iowa.
Londen, William. Fairfield. Iowa.
527,435 Oct. 16
524,177
525.425
526.8.39
.527.531
530 232
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
1358
1074
397
438
2601
393
1605
2846
2432
720
721
724
1974
90
2325
400
222
1600
159
448
1786
2741
1687
1118
1650
3-28
368
669
2941
2118
2385
2417
2054
327
1710
Ml
ft
326
265
100
108
648
91,92
403
C587
J 588
176
177
178
(468
i469
20
560
100
.52
375
42
110
443
680
424
264
396
81
90,91
169
733
507
570
575
501
77,78
420
2027 486
952 233
1874 446
2061 495
879 200
84
1683
1690
974
688
1204
1541
953
216
1.520
1311
1832
22
C402
H03
404
231
162
278
386
233
51
370
326
435
Official
Gazette.
03
1878 i 472 66
67
1055
66 193
69 ; 1026
67 1624
66 1634
69 I 994
66 I 1651
66
68
68
67
66
69
1703 i 418
1018 230
1247
C306 \
J 307 i
357 84
183 47
277 67
1411 343
276 68,69
68
69
68
68
69
69
728
1185
53
290
1285
202
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Monthly
volume.
Name, resUlence, and invention.
Louden, 'William, assignor to Louden Machinery Company, Fairfield, Iowa. Hay-carrier. .
Louden, "William, assignor to Louden Machinery Company, Fairfield, Iowa. Hay-elevator.
Loudiu, Fredrick ,T., Ravenna, Ohio. Key-fastener ."
Lougee, Amanda M.. Boston. Mass. Covered button
Lougee, Edwin A., Haverhill, Mass. Snare device for drums
Louih, Samuel H. (See Hunter and Lough.)
Longhmiller, Benjamin F., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to T. Latta and J.
"W: Wi.st, Aspen, Colo. Padlock . . .'
Longhmiller, Benjamin F., assignor of one-half to A. S. Lamb and A. J. Kobinson, Aspen,
Colo. Railway-switch
Lonsaw, Francis, and T. E. Clarke, Bothwell, Canada. Insect-powder-dusting machine...
Love, Harry H., Sacramento, Cal. Ventilator-car
Love, .lohn K., Silverton, assignor of one-third to E. Cameron, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hinge
for rules and protractors.
Lovo, Samuel D., Xew York, N. T. Water-supply system
Lovejoy, Dimmitt R. (See Morse and Lovejoy.)
Lovejoy. Herbert M., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for the manufacture of hydrogen gas
Lovell, James L. (See "Welch and Lovell.)
Lovett, Thomas J., Chicago, 111. Ore-concentrator
Lovrien, George W., assignor to Southern Engine and Boiler "Works, Jackson, Tenn. Du-
plex sawmill-dog -
Low, Abbot A. (See Johnson and Low.)
Low, Abbot A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Card -canceling machine ,
Low, Cassandria, et al. (See Low and Thompson, assignors.)
Low, Charles S.. assignor of one-half to T. Bumann, Litchfield, 111. Rain-water cut-off
Low, Hamilton F., assignortoL. Koehl, Cleveland, Ohio. Mop-wringer
Low, Hamilton F., assignor to L. Koehl, Cleveland, Ohio. Mop-wringer
Low, Hamilton F., assignor to L. Koehl, Cleveland, Ohio. Mop-head
Low, Hamilton F., and L. A. Thompson, New York, N. Y., assignors of one-third to M.
"W. Sanders, and said Low assignor of his remaining right to C. Low, Cleveland, Ohio.
Bish-cleanoi- :
Low, Isaac AV., assignor of one-third to A Ford, Washburn, Ark. Can-opener
Low, Joshua, and J. W. Cow, Steubenville, Ohio. Electric igniter for gas-engines
Lowcock, .Sidney R., Birmingham, England. Filtration
Lowd. Mark, Salem, Mass. Intersecting electric railway-tracks
Losvder, Thomas J. (See Clines, Patrick, assignor.)
Lowe, Austin, M'mneapolis. Kan. Type-writing machine -
Lowe, Ernest A., assignor to himself and J. Jones, Jr., New York, N. Y. Binding-post
for electric instruments
Lowe, Henry E., Macon. Ga. Shifting railway-switch
Lowe, James A., North Branch, N. J. "Wrench
Lowe, Jesse. (Spo Christie, Lowe, and Lederlo.)
Lowe, .John H.. Neosho, assignor of one-half to A. H. Waite, Joplin, Mo. Burglar-alarm --
Lowe, Robert N., and F. C. Guyser, assignors to Vulcan Bra^s Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Beer pump and laucet
Lowe. Thaddeus S C. Norristown, as.signor to Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Com-
pany, trustee, P hiladeli ihia. Pa. Gas-cleaner
Lowe,' "Wilhelm 0. A. See Taylor, George H., assignor.)
Lowell, Frank P. (See Martel,' Adelard F., assignor.)
Lowell Oiler Coranany. (See Humphrey, Henry'P.. assignor.)
Lowerre, Frederick H.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Nursing-bottle support
Lowery, George "W. (See Connally, George R., assignor.)
Lowraan, Johia, London, England, 'assignor to P. Larios, Gibraltar. Machinery for finish-
No.
Date.
515,296 Feb. 20
527,530
512,308
523,149
521,379
2179
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
July 17 1689
June 12 i 1119
1408
954
C540
1541
343
233
422
264
529,126
531,320
523,231
512,199
514,090
526,243
515,495
512,586
517,051
516,499
516,271
516,272
519,917
516,605 i
514,014
515,297 j
530.784 *
528,959 I
Nov.
Dec.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
Sept.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
May
13 1080
25 1 2198
30 ; 2()33
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
531,321 Dec. 25
ing corks .
Lowman. Tobn, London, England, assignor to P. Larios, Gibraltar. Machinery for cut-
ting cot ks - -
Lowmiller, Alphens. (See Lindsay, Tonner, and Lowmlller.)
Lowrie, Harvey C, Denver, Colo. Permutation-padlock
Lowrie, Harvey C, Denver, Colo. Permntation-padlock
Lowrie, William P., R. Barr, and G. Scott, Glasgow, Scotland. Packing-case for bottles. -.
Lowrv, Austin, assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Beem and G. Lowry, Roseville, Ohio. Pot-
tery-machine for forming oval ware...
Lowry, George, et al. (See Lowry, Austin, assignor.)
LowrV, George A.. Des Moiaes, Iowa, assignor, by mesne assignments, to "Warder, Bush-
nell & Glessner Company, Springfield, Ohio, and Walter A. "Wood Mowing and Reaping
Machine Company, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Automatic feeder for twine-making machines.
Lowther, Thomas. "H. Toal, and R. Hav, Mount Pleasant, Pa. Safety -lamp
Lowy.Max, New York, N. Y. Hand-bag, satchel, or valise
Lubbers. .John H., New Kensington, assignor of one-half to R. E. "Woods, Pittsburg, Pa.?
Manufacture of wire-glass and apparatus therefor --- - \
Lubowski, Hermann, assignor to Grusonwerk. Magdeburg, Germany. Hydraulic lift
Lucas, Charles E. (See Godfrey, Leake, and Lucas.)
Lucas, Harry, and J. Archer, Birmingham, England. Pedal for velocipedes
Lucas, Henry, Lake, assignor to George Ziegler Company, Milwaukee, "Wis. Lozenge-ma-
529,127
516,100
518,041
530,434
511,962
529,625
530,435
523,046
527,865
512,979
512,980
523,673
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
July 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
524,423
521,801
524.466
527,754
513,800
chine
Lucas, James H. and J. D., St. Louis. Mo. Steam-motor
Lucas, Jolm D. (See Lucas, -Tames H. and J. D.)
Lucas, Robert. (See Richards and Lucas.)
Lucas, "William C, Meriden, Conn. Door-operating device
Lucashevski, Stany J., Racine, Wis. Knockdown table
Luce, Don C, assignor of two-thirds to H. F. Crawford, Brockton, Mass. Gas-engine .
Luce, Edwin "W., Meadville, Pa. Oil-can and filler
Luce, "William B., Brookline, Mass. Electric-arc lamp
Luchesi, Ferdinand G. (See Zorn and Luchesi.)
Luckey, .Tohn'\\'"., etal. (See Griesemer, Adam, assignor.)
Luckhardt, Ludwig. Cassel, Germany. Fly-wheel baud-brake 515,915
Lucock, Johns.. Bellevue, Pa. Oil-well heater 522,737
Ludde, Elard, Maspeth. N. Y. Fire-kindler ! 525,912
Ludiugton, Francis H., St. Louis, Mo. Register 519,130
221 1
863 I
124 j
July 3
May 15
Feb. 20
514,425 Feb.
781
185
1603
2507
1419
2215
1265
881
882
1712
1441
61
2182
1253
July 31
519,610 I May .8 1213
Aug. 14 805
June 26 1868
Aug. 14 869
Oct. 16 i 1770
Jan. .30 3410
82
1632
1879
740
285
974
Mar. 6
July 10
Sept. 11 I 1034
May 1 I 340
261
526
635
190
42
376
621
342
525
301
206
207
420
342
15
541
303
189
2200 526
1082
586
1051
620
395
1973
261
187
266
155
92
470
622 155
1500
1968
2115
2118
2603
373
473
f502
[503
503
649
292
512,729 j Jan. 16 j 1651
521,660 , June 19 1615
517,981 I Apr. 10 935
530,952 ! Dec. 18 1522
397
379
234
397
472
(188
\ 189
Official
Gazette.
66 1295
69
66
68
67
517,956 ; Apr. 10 j 898 225 67
69
69
69
66
67
69
66
197 ■ 68
447 ! 67
215 i 08
850 66
67
67
P60 ^gg
) 361 3 °^
18 I 68
67
66
290
193
350
1416
863
1661
545
66 148
66 I 889
68 i 1469
66 1 1368
280
1914
1704
1634
1634
66 1737
1296
1459
814
69 1661
1562
209
1328
75
1045
1329
i
68 i 315
69 408
\ 66 426
426
548
67 ' 780
825
1586
838
356
782
OC 339
67
66
243
68
234
68
80
67
1522
191
1.523
16
'■71
1237
1506
200
1352
601
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabelical list of patentees — Continued.
203
Name, residence, anil iiivenliou.
Lndlam, Charles. (See Clark, Walter B., assignor.)
Ludlow. Charles G., Chicago, m., assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company,
Boston. Mass. Fusible plug
Lndlow, G'orpe M., tt al. (See Burton, Charles C, assignor.)
Lndlow, Rodney F., Springfield, Ohio. Car-coupling ,
Lndlow, Rodney F., Springfield, Ohio. Car-coupling
Lndlow, Rodney F., Springfield, Ohio. Car-coupling
Ludlow, 'William E., Cleveland, Ohio. Bucket hoisting and tripping apparatus
Lndovici, Georg W., Cassel. Germany. Self-acting brake for elevators
Ludovici. William C. San Francisco. Cal. Gas-governor
Ludowici, Wilhelm, Tockgrim. Germany. Scale-tilo for roofs
Ludwig, Adolf, Iloboken, N. J. Spring-catch
Liidwig, John C, San Francisco. Cal. Electric ore amalgamating apparatus
Ludwig, .Tohn H., and C. A. Ericsson, New York, N. Y. Upright-pianoforte action
Ludwig, Martin, Albany, Or' g. Chimney-cap
Luedccke. Julius. Chicago, 111. Portable tire-escape
Lnehrs, Michel I)., Cleveland, Ohio. Bolt-cutter
Lnehrs, Michel D., Cleveland, Ohio. Screw-cutting machine ,
Lnonebnrg. John C., Laketield, Minn. Motor
Lugo, Orazio. (See Vander Wevde and Lugo.)
Lugo, Orazio, assignor to C. H. jTackson, New York, N. Y. Manufacturing sugar
Lugrin Flexil)le Door Company. (See Lugrin, Horatio N. H., assignor.)
Lugrin. Horatio N. H., Worccsster, Mass., assignor to Lugrin Flexible Door Company,
Portland, Me. Flexible door ,
No.
52.3,437
515,346
.■•.19,724
519,725
Lnhn, Johann P., Leipsic, Germany. Rotary printing-press
Lnitwieler, Clarence S. (See Bjng, Charles W., assignor.)
Lull. Lynn C. (See Everest and Lull.)
Lumber District Mill Company. (See Schulz, Herman C. assignor.)
Lurais, Thomas J., Hartford, Conn. Protractor and bevel
Lnmley. Edwin J., assignor to C. B. Brookes, Wasliington, D. C. Whistling toy.
Lnmni, Conrad, Garrett. Ind. Eaves-trough hanger
Lnm.sden, James, New Rochelle, N. Y. Saw-mitering device
Lnnd, George R., New York, N. Y. Knockdown barrel
Lnndahl, Johan F., Homestead, Pa. Metal-sawing machine
Lundahl, Johan F., Homestead, Pa. Apparatus for straightening beams
Lnndborg, Charles G. , Philadelphia, Pa. Screw-propelled vessel
Lundell, Robert. (See Johnson and Lundell.)
Lundell, Robert, Brooklyn, assignor of two-thirds to E. H. Johnson, New York, N. Y.
Alternatinir-cnrrent motor
Lundell, Robert. Brooklyn, assignor of two-thirds to E. H. Johnson, New York, N. T.^
Means for suspending electric motors from cars S
Lundgren, Emil, Butler, Pa. Combination lock-hinge
Lnndholm, Erik M., St. Paul, Minn. Surgical cabinet and inigating device
Lnndquist, Glaus. (See Larson, Lars 6., assignor.)
Lundstroni, Carl J., assignor to D. H. Burrell & Co., Little Falls, N. Y. Centrifugal liq-
uid-separator
Lundstrora, Carl J., assignor to D. H. BurreU <& Co., Little Falls, N. Y. Cheese-press
LuDge, George. (See Lj-te and Lunge.)
Lunge, George, Zurich, Switzerland, and F. M. Ljrte, London, England. Making nitric
acid and caustic alkali
Lunge, HansC, Soro, Denmark. Boiler-feeder
Lnngen, Adam, a-ssignor of one-half to R. Edwards, New York, N. Y. Self-winding elec-
tric clock
Lnnken, Edmund H. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Subaqueous tunnel
Lnnken, Edmund H., assignor to Lunkenheimer Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Toolforap-?
plying or removing renewable seats in straightway -valves 5
Lunken, Edmund H., assignor to Lunkenheimer Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Straightway-
valve
519,723
517,7.55
52.',263
513,4H0
517,703
527,150
515,152
512,981
512,730
517,284
521,172
513,801
I 512,200
520,065
521,268
528,729
522.264
524,2.57
512,.561
521,290
518,572
523,770
520,691
Lunkenheimer Company. (See Lunken, Edmund H., assignor.)
Lunn. John, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for spinning different-colored rovings into thread
Lupfer, Edgar N., et al. (See Hiser, Sherman N., assignor.)
Lurssen. Herman H., and C. W. Wood, Baltimore, Md. Ea.sel
Lusby, Comegys C. and C. H. Richardson, assignors to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Syringe
Lusche, Frederick, a.ssignor to Wolf, Sayer & Heller, Chicago, HI. Refrigerator
Luscher, John. St. Louis, Mo. Adjustal^le miter-box
Luscomb, Frederick W., assignor to W. Lewis, New Bedford, Mass. Bomb-gun
Lnscomb, Henry H., Hartford, Conn. TroUny-wire insulator ,
Lnscomb, Henry H., Hartford, Conn. Insulator
Luscomb, Henry H., Hartford, Conn. Insulating-turnbuckle
Lnscomb, Henry H., assignor to Jolin Pratt Company, Hartford. Conn. Strain-insulator. .
Lnscombe. Thomas T., Carthage. Mo. Water-filter
Lnse, L. K., et al. (See Lilleberg, Charles L., assignor.)
Lusher. Godfrey, Pasadena, Cal. Sash-balance
Lusk, ()rson. (See Scarborough, Josiah S.. assignor.)
Lnsk & Thurmond. (See White, Warren T.. assiunor.)
Luster. Horace T., Berca, Ohio. Shot holding and measuring cabinet
Luster, Horace T., Berea, Ohio. Thread-cabinet
Lu.ster, Horace T., Berea, Ohio. Thread-cabinet
Luther, Benjamin G., Worcester, Mass. Carrier-chain for feeding boards to woodwork-
ing-machines
Luther, Henry R., Cambridge. Mass. Grate
Luther, Henry R., Cambridge. Mass. Grate
Luther i Lederhos. (See Hutchins, Abuer B.. assignor.)
Lutnes, Peter O., White Rock, S. D. Windmill
Lutomski, Agnes. (See Lutomski, George H.. assignor.)
Lutomski, George B., assignor to A. Lutom-ski, Pittsburg, Pa. Washboard
516,213
522,067
530,436
528,232
514,156
528,001
514,124
522,474
528,960
522,222
513,121
523,537
520,793
526,907
526,452 I
526,812 !
522,068
523,2e9
512,888
520,602 i
524,467 I
51.5,779
513,802 ■
I
528,331
513.803
514,947
514,948
522,223
529.503
529,504
527,866 •
517,187 1
Date.
Monthly
volume.
0
July 24
2182
549
Feb. 27
May 15
May 15
2270
1407
1408
563
340
340
May 15
1405
5 339
) 340
Apr. 3
July 3
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
June 12
Jan. 30
575
160
2804
481
775
1932
2120
1653
2599
750
3448
141
42
6.'<7
116
189
484
503
397
609
176
851
Jan. 2
783
May 22
June 12
1964
914
480
C216
J 217
Nov. 6
July 3
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
June 12
Apr. 17
357
161
488
1381
957
1966
87
43
113
334
227
(485
\ 486
July 31
May 29
2779
3047
690
C737
n38
Mar. 13
785
183
June 26
2342
C562
J 563
155
t635
\636
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
623
2635
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
298
2235
72
C539
J 540
Feb. 6
July 3
230
514
"iso'
Nov. 13
July 3
Jan. 23
811
83
2326
190
18,19
(560
)561
July 24
2368
594
June 5
56
13
Oct. 2
403
100
Olficial
Gazette.
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
June 26
July 17
Jan. 16
May 29
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
1999
233
2343
1929
1964
2889
870
88
3450
2802
3452
1605
1607
478
57
563
485
466
698
215
21
851
July
Nov.
Nov.
3
20
20
84 ■
1779
1780
Oct.
23
1969
Mar.
27
2450
851
403
404
19
4-24
424
4T3
455
1323
828
828
828
111
32
630
93
1.59
1248
426
339
1989
67 i 1346
66 I 782
I
66 t 148
67 946
1376
66
677 69
711
32
749
273
1383
390
579
1162
1615
1675
1329
545
909
457
898
102
814
16
536
68 489
69 75
68 t 15.56
69 '' 44
67 1675
68
66
67
68
393
399
1134
838
1470
783
575
783
1189
1189
68 : 17
69 1008
69 1008
69 ! 409
576 , 66 1960
204
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljihabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, antl invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
^
Xiutz, Albert C, Cleveland. Ohio. Making paper boxes
Lutz, Harry C. S., Philadelphia, Pa. Roller-bearing for. ioumals
Lutz, Mattbaus, Stuttgart, Germany. Pattern for drafting garments
Lutz, Ottmar H., Ann Arbor, Mich. Jeweler's anvil
Lutz, William D. . Philadelphia, Pa. Electric elevator ,
Lutzner, Maximillian A., Steglitz. Germany. Soot-separator
Lux, Nicholas, assignor to H. Bradshaw, Topeka, Kaus. Paper-feeding machine
Lybe, Daniel I., Sidney, Iowa. Journal bearing
Ly brand, Edwin G. (See Vogt, Alonzo L., assignor.)
Lycett, FrederickW., assignor to J. 0. Davis, Hartford, Conn. Feed-water heater
Lycett, Herbert.!., Bryn Mawr, assignor to .J. A. Brill, Philadelphia, Pa. Trolley-car
Lydon, Martin W., North Andover, Mass. Life-guard for street-cars
Lyford, Francis, Augusta, Me. Trunk
Xyle, Robert W. (See Strusholm, Anders M., assignor.)
Lyle, Robert W., Woodbridge, N. J. Accompaniment-player for musical instruments
Lyman, Henry C. (See Sherwood, Charles H., assignor.)
Lyman, "William, Middlefield, Conn. Wind-gage sight
Lynam, John S. (See Adams and Lynam.)
Lynam, John S., Winchester, Mass. Compensator for signal-operating wires
Lynam, John S., Winchester, Mass., assignor of two-thirds to C. S. Collins and G. F.
Adams, Nashua. N. H. Semaphore-operating apparatus
Lynam, John S., Winchester, Mass., and G. F. Adams, Nashua, N. H. Compensator for
signal-operating wires
Lynam, John S., Winchester, Mass., andG. F. Adams, assignors of one-third to C. S. Col-
lins, Nashua, N. H. Compensator for signal-operating wires
Lynch, James A., St. Louis, Mo. Flexible pipe-coupling
Lynch, James H., Westmoreland county. Pa. Circular-saw rounder
Lynch, John D., Montague, assignor to Miller's Falls Company, Miller's Falls, Mass. Jack-
screw
Lynch, Mike, Sturgis, Mich. Crude-oil burner
Lynch, Patrick H., Bristol, Conn. Picture-hanger ,
Lynch, William B., Philadelphia, Pa. Skate-plane
Lynn, Elmore P., Cincinnati. Ohio. Filter
Lynn Novelty Manufacturing Company. (See Allen, Frederick E., assignor.)
Lyon, Daniel E., Oswego, Til. Grapple
Lyon, Edward D. (See Whitaker and Lyon.)
Lyon, Frank E., Dubuque, Iowa. Machine for covering piano-stringa
Lyon, Frederick W., Brooklyn, N. T. Dress-stay
Lyon, Frederick W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Dress-stay
Lyon, Henrietta J., Newark, N. J. Waistband for trousers ,
Lyon, John B., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Law Battery Company, of New Jersey. Rhe-
ostat
Lyon, William, Burlington, Iowa. Woodworking-machine
Lyon, William, assignor of two-thirds to W. Carson, Jr., and H. S. Rand, Burlington, Iowa.
Woodworking-machine
Lyons, Charles J., as.signor of two-thirds to H. J. and J. Weber, Joliet, HI. Burglar-alarm
Lyons, Daniel C, Atlantic, Mass. Lath or shingle holder
Lyons, J. Monroe. (See Doble, Thomas, assignor.)
Lyons, William H. B., Goshen, Ind. Heating-drum
Lyster, Anthony G., Liverpool, England. Hopper and valve for hopper-dredgers
Lytoh, Milton, assignor to R. Lytch, Rowland, N. C. Meat-cutting machine
Lytch, Rosanna. (See Lytch, Milton, assignor.)
Lyte, Farnham M. (SeeLunge and Lyte.)
Lyte, Farnham M., London, England, and G. Lunge, Zurich, Switzerland. Making caus-
tic alkali and leadchlorid
Lytle, John, Ithaca, N. T. Pipe-wrench
Lytten, Osborne T., Lowell, assignor to G. M. McAden, McAdensville, N. C. Tire shrink-
ing or upsetting device
M. A. Furbush & Son Machine Company. (See Cromie, John, assignor.)
M. A. Furbush & Son Machine Company. (See Mallison, Harvey P., assignor.)
M. C. Bullock Manufacturing Company. (See Carter, Byron B., assignor.)
M. E. Griswold Company. (See Rudy, Robert C, assignor.)
M. Garland Company. (See Garland, Michael, assignor.)
M. Ohmer's Sons Company. (SeeOhmer, John F., assignor.)
M. Thomsen Manufacturing (jompany. (See Thomsen, Max, assignor.)
Maag, August, and F. S. Horn, Baltimore, Md. Warming-safe
Maag, George, Akron, Ohio. Furnace ■
Maass, Henry, Jersey City, N. J. Car fender and brake
Mabbitt. Thomas J., Waveland, Kans. Oil-stove
Maben, Beniamin S., Manchester, N. H. Combined couch, bed, and bath-tub
Mable, William, Fort Collins, assignor of one-fourth to M. H. Akin, Larimer county, Colo.
Automatic lock for air-brakes
Mabray, James J., Worcester, Mass. Cutter for trimming soles of boots or shoes
Mabye, Peter J., assignor of one-half to W. H. Ogllvie, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fishing-reel
MacCord, Charles W., Hoboken, N. .J., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Lathe for turning elliptical forms ".
MacCoy, Andrew T., Boston, Mass. Electric switch
MacDonald, Charles A. (See Levey, Butler, and MacDonald.)
MacDonald, Charles A., Chicago, ill. Pneumatic can-hoist for ice-machines
MacDonald, Randolph. (See Still, William J., assignor.)
MacDonald, John W., Pittsburg, Pa. Ore grinder and separator
MacDonald, Thomas H., Philadelphia, Pa. Shirt
MacDonald, William, Philadelphia. Pa. Treating garbage
MacEachen. Samuel, assignor to National Boring and Drilling Company, Soranton, Pa.
Well-drilling machine
MacElree, Matthew, Philadelphia, Pa. Automatic lamp -extinguisher
MacFadden, Carl K. 'See Peil and MacFadden.)
MacGlashan, Thomas, Salem, Mo. Support for buggy-tops
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Comjiany. (SeeZiegler, George H., assignor.)
MacKenzie, George W., assignor of two-thirds to M. B. Sloan and T. C. Sloane, Beaver, Pa.
Electric-railway trolley
521,031
511.963
.516,828
521,802
520,794
517,581
.529,927
524,065
526,188
522,224
529.657
520,692
529,928
514,562
521,883
528,961
529,332
528,962
523,583
523,078
514,091
517,411
521,291
522,994
521,591
521,913
515,597
515,916
520,485
512,254
515,241
522,475
518,529
518,614
527,613
525,990
520,210
521,886
514,125
522,795
529,740
June 5
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
June 26
June 5
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
July 3
Nov. 20
May 29
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
June 26
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
July 24
July 17
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
June 12
July 17
June 19
June 26
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
May 29
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
July 3
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
May 22
June 26
Feb. 6
July 10
Nov. 27
518,042 Apr. 10
530,489 I Dec. 4
522,530 j July 3
512,309 i Jan. 9
531,202 Dec. 18
526,189
530,699
529,658
531,203
517,957
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
517,468 ' Apr. 3
531,127
529,181
528,002
513,240
516,868
521,415
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
495
397
1814
1871
57
270
2477
164
3049
2479
976
2000
813
1445
814
2437
1543
186
2847
959
1411
1504
2672
287
2695
865
2081
516
1894
2032
1540
1163
2240
2001
232
1080
2166
955
1975
1507
1112
2030
1977
900
90
1833
1185
2237
2516
1880
118
92
430
448
13
62
597
38
1505 352
85 19,20
2029 ; 486
739
f597
J 598
246
190
348
190
611
386
42
667
227
352
352
495
67
652
208
517
131
469
506
373
264
545
483
267
516
1052 267
734 I 179
eo^ lilt
June 12 1172
513,023 Jan. 16 | 2182
234
351
270
487
470
225
20
;435
I 436
'285
69
67
68
606
445
1286
76
1823
1587
1207
53
1147
1449
17
1055
1162
1147
1055
1613
815
930
815
501
323
66 I 889
66 ] 2038
67 1383
68 1 298
67 1501
67 1624
66 1401
66 1507
67 1097
66 I 163
1276
102
378
417
3U
68 1375
67 995
6^ 1613
68 220
69 1079
67 209
69 [ 1349
[68 j 119
66 193
69 1604
68 1449
69 1432
69 1055
69
1605
185
19
1579
881
458
574
1836
279 I 67 1426
520 I 66 : 438
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
205
Alphabetical list o/^«ten Zees— ^Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
MacKenzie, George W.. M. B. Sloan, and T. C. Sloane. Beaver, Pa. Overhead trolley-wire
switch
MacKenzie, George 'W., T. C. Sloaoe, and M. B. Sloan, Beaver, Pa. Car-brake
MacLaclilau. John, AVest Hoboken. N. J. Latch and lock
MacLearn, John P., Philadelphia. Pa. Apparatus for .sustaining punching-bags
MacLeod. Charle.s J. L. Detroit, Mich. Fire-extinguisher
MacMonis, Robert, Philadelphia, Pa. Detachable mustache shield or guard for cups
MacPherson, Duncan, Montreal. Canada. Railway-switch
MacRonald, Fred S., Portland, Me. Applying borders or binders to edges of paper-box
blanks and articles made thereby
Macarthy. Fred, assignor of one-half to Sayre & Fisher Company, Sayreville, N. J. Kiln
for baking or burning bricks
Macarthy, Henry, assignor to S. A. Hsley & Co., Xew York, N. T. Sheet-metal satchel. . .
Hacculloch, Andrew G. (See Dickinson and MaccuUoch.)
Macdonald, James, Edinburgh, Scotland. Boot-tree
Macdonald, .lolin. (See Hagele. Anton, a-ssignor.)
Macdonald, John T., Jr., Boston, Mass. Brake mechanism
Macdonald, Thomas H., Bridgeport, Conn. Coiu-controUed phonograph
Macdonald, Thomas H., Bridgeport, Conn. Graphophone
Maco it Co., L. H. (See Scbambrue, <Tohn, assignor.)
Mace, Romaine, assignor to Interior Conduit and Insulation Company, ITew York, N. Y.
Insulator
Macfarlan, Duncan, Philadelphia, Pa. Waterproof insulated electric conductor
Macfarlan, Duncan, Philadelphia, Pa. Composition of matter for electric conductors
Macfarlan, Duncan, Philadelphia. Pa. Composition of matter for electric conductors
Macfarlan, Duncan, Philadelphia, Pa. Rheo.stat
Macfarlane, Thomas W., Ellensburg, Wash. Flanger
Macgowan,.Tanet, Ardrossan, assignor of one-half to W. Hill. Glasgow, Scotland. Shirt-waist
Machalski, Florentiu .1., assignor of one-half to T. Kornobis, BrookljTi, N. Y. Apparatus
for extracting fat and glue
Mack, William A., Nor walk, Ohio, assignor to Standard Sewing Machine Company, of
Ohio. Thread-gripping device for sewing-machines
Mack, William A., Xorwalk, Ohio, assignor to Standard Sewing Machine Companj-, of/
Ohio. Thread-gripping mechanism for sewing-machines S
Mackay, William M., Kewark, IS'. J., assignor to Hart & Crouse, Utica, N. Y. Steam or)
hot- water boiler 5
Mackay, William R. (See Hiller and Mackay.)
Mackay, William K., Moriden, Conn. Bell
Mackenstein, Hemiaun, Paris, France. Registering and marking apparatus for photo->
graphic tilm holders s
Mackenzie-Hnghes, Edward W., assignor to Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company, Chicago,?
lU. Tank-car
Mackej, Frank M., Philadelphia, assignor of four-fifths to C. C. Gibson and D. P. King,
AVilliamsport, Pa. Rotary engine
Ma<;key, Frank M., assignor of four-fifths to C. C. Gibson and D. P. Ring, Williamsport,
Pa. Rotary engine
Maekey, Samuel W. (See Rosenfeld and Mackey.)
Mackey, William T.. assignor of three-fifths to J. W. Weart and A. B. Docksteader, Van-
couver. Canada. Tire-tightener
Mackie, James S., Barre, Vt. Folding crib
Mackie, James S., Barre, Tt. Motor
Mackie, .Tames S., Bane. Vt. Fan ,
Mackie, Robb, Xew York, N. Y. Electric switch
Mackin, Francis M., and C. R. Schmidt, Baltimore, Md. Bath-waste and supply-coupling
Mackinner. WUliam C, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to H. W. Butterwonh & Sons Com-i
pany, of Pennsylvania. Drying cylinder or drnm ;
Mackinney, William C, assignor to H. W. Bntterworth & Sons Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Dryin^fcylinder for textile machinery
Mackison, John P. (See Mackison, Raphael J. and J. P.)
Mackison, Raphael J. and J. P., Xorth Yakima, Wash. Hop-cleaning machine
Macklin Ad,justable Car Seat Company. (See Macklin, Athol B., assignor.)
Macklin, Athol B., assignor to Macklin Adjustable Car Seat Company, Chicago, lU. Rev-
olnble reclining car-chair ".
Macksey, John, and W. Helmer, assignors to American Soda-Fountain Company, Boston,
Mass. Apparatus for and process of making carbonated beverages
Macksey, John, W. Helmer. Boston, and G. E. Barton, Somerville, assignors to Araericani
Soda Fountain Company, Boston, Mass. Apparatus for making carbonated beverages..
Mackn.sick, Elmer F.. assignor to Falk Automatic Photo. Company, New York, N. Y.
Apparatus for developing, ifcc, photographs
Maclanen, Arthur W., Hennepin, 111. Gate
Macleod. William, New York, N. Y. Constructing water-tight pits or vaults
Macloskie. Charles H., Schenectady, and H. M. Brinckerhoff. Matteawan, assignors to Gen-
eral Electric Company, Schenectadv, N. Y. Electric railway
Macneal, Charles B., a.ssignor to E. Macneal, Philadelphia, Pa. Puzzle
Macneal, Elizabeth. (See Macneal. Charles B., assignor.)
Macomber Chemical Fire Extinguisher Company. (See Macomber, Clarence R.. assignor.)
Macomber. Clarence R.. Worcester, Mass., assignor to Macomber Chemical Fire Extin-
guisher Company, Portland, Me. Fire-extinguisher
Macphail, .James, Rockford, assignor to A. Ellwood, DeKalb, HI. Disk harrow
Macphail. James, Rockford, assignor to A. Ellwood, DeKalb, 111. Disk harrow
Macphail. Neil, Glasaow, Scotland. Tobacco-pipe
Madden Edward, Amsterdam, N. Y. Apparatus for inhaling vapors
Madden. James W.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-car fender
Maddock Charles S. , Trenton, N. J. Rack for decorating-kilns
No.
512,201
515,092
526,980
519,918
526,1.59
516,354
524,332
520,066
518,153
525,848
522,069
.52.i,362
523,748
527,755
522,428
524,066
526,721
.526,722
.526.867
517,704
514,720
Date.
516,769
512,2.55
51 9, .539 I
525,274 i
i
523,899 i
518,372
512,297
525,558
525,559
521,661
526,081
.526,'928
526,929
517,582
518,154
514,760
529,038
525,913
522,603
511,903
518,577 I
i
525,849 I
528,174
530,646
.531,441 '
5-24.258
527,120
528.172
528,173
.521,380
513,804
520,739
530,233
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
May 15
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
May 22
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
June 26
July 24
July 31
Oct. 16
July 3
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
May 8
Aug. 28
July 31
Apr. 17.
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
June 19
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
July 10
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
June 12
Jan. 30
May 29
Dec. 4
Maddock. William H., Pitt-sburg, Pa. Continuous rolling-mill 515,917 Mar. 6
Maddock, William H.. Pittsljurg, Pa., assignor to Wheeling Steel and Iror. Company,
Wheeling, W. Va. Plate-rolling mill T... 530,112 Dec. 4
Monthly
volume.
784
2830
506
1713
1452
1003
619
1966
1220
935
2346
2055
2743
1773
451
165
85
88
330
485
1251
1725
191
(704
no5
124
421
339
239
150
481
306
C209
1210
564
517
681
427
114
38
Onricial
Gazette.
1099
81
116
312
4061
66 148
1 66 ! 1431
69 I 95
07 ; 886
68
66
68
67
67
[fiS
67
209
(263
)264
3004 I 747
^^^Z ]
939 1^22^
404 ! 97
408
1618
1321
439
440
271
12-23
1312
934
1035
748
98
379
306
108
108
62
309
(326 1
i327
221
234
189
297 69,70
936 i 210
2527'^?!?
1026
2418
489
725
2521
2524
1120
;)6i3
250
576
113
178
reio
) 611
con
( 612
264
68
69
3453 ' 851
3123 756
280 69
288
\ 68 ^
( 69 I >
67 1528
68 I 1416
69 82
69 ! 82
67 53
67 I 239
fee 1 1118
J 69
67
67
69
63 17, 18
526
1416
784
1176
1266
I 1507
1227
206
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljihahefical list of jjatentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Maddox, John A., assignor of two-thirds to M. A. Little and W. Cooper, "West Union,
Ohio. Churn
Maddy, 'William A. , Pomeroy, Ohio. Thill-coupling
Madsen, Mads H., Kimballton, Iowa. Wagon -brake
Maercklin, Friedrich. (See Stoll and Maercklin.)
Maerky, Friedrich. (See Wiederin, Mathaus, assignor.)
Maes, Jacob, St. Louis, Mo. Earth-scraper
Magee, James, assignor of one-half to H. M. Litchfield and Gr. F. Lamphere, Westerly,
K. I. Loom harness-motion
Magenau, Otto, Fremont, Nebr. Display-rack
Maggard, James H., Iowa City, Iowa, assignor to O. S. Kelly Company, Springfield, Ohio.
Separator ,
Maggs, Thomas C, Detroit, Mich. Clieckrein attachment
Magnetic Electric Company of West Virginia. (See Brown, Edward H., assignor.)
Magoris, Anthony E., Binghamton, 5f. Y. Brush
Magoris, Anthoney E., Binghamton, N. Y. Brush
Magcvern, Edward E., and T. Scanlan, Branford, assignors to Yale & Towne Manufactur-
ing Company, Stamford, Conn. Lock-case
Magrane, Robert W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric safety device for elevators
Magunson, Charles M. (See Ogle and Magunson.)
Maher, Thomas, Cleveland, Ohio. Lawn-sprinkler
Mahler, Adolph, et al. (See Moehn. John N., assignor.)
Mahnicke, Charles L., Columbus, Ohio. Chain pipe- wrench
Mahon, Maurice R., and J. M. Crane, Newark, N. J. Trolley-pole connection
Mahon, Patrick T., Holyoke, Mass. Garment-pocket
Mahon, Terrence P., assignor to D. E. Crosby, Philadelphia, Pa. Furnace for burning
refu.se matter
Mahoney, Michael F., San Francisco, Cal. Swinging window
Maidhof, Marguerite and V. F. , New York, N. Y. Car-fender
Maidhof. Victor F. (See Maidhof, Marguerite and V. F.)
Maier, Henry, Allegheny, Pa. Orange cup and pulp-remover
Maier, Karl F. G. , Baltimore, Md. Machine for boring frames to be caned
Mail Horse Shoe Syndicate, (Foreign Patents.) (See Poupard, Mary E., assignor.)
Maimin, Haymin. (See Emanuel and Spielmaun, assignors.)
Main, George B., Glasgow, Scotland. Crutch
Maine, Edwin E. . Mainesburg, Pa. Cultivator
Maish, Levi, York, Pa. Removing articles from wells, &c
Maisons, Gustavo, 3d, et al. (See Chazotte, Jean F., assignor.)
Maitland, James. (See Mitchell, Andrew, assignor.)
Maiwald, Gustav. (See Cini and Maiwald.)
Major, Albert D., Detroit, Mich. Machine for making and carding hooks and eyes
Major, Carl O., Dresden, Germany. Time-alarm
Makepeace, Charles R. (See Praray, Charles A., assignor.)
Malam, William, Fairfield, England. Fire-box for steam-boilers of locomotive type
Malam, William, Fairfield, and W. Schofield, Openshaw, England. Manufacture of man-
holes and stand-pipes for steam-boilers
Malby, George F. (See Wilson, Charles F., assignor.)
Maley, Fredrick W., assignor of one-ha;lf to C. W. Hill and D. P. Alexander, St. Louis,
Mo. Embossing-machine —
Maley, Frederick W. . St. Louis, Mo., and J. H. Martindale, Russell, Pa. Retailing attach-
ment for oil-tanks
Malkemus, Louis F. . Chicago, 111. Guitar
Mallalieu, Frank. (See Tillinghast and Mallalieu.)
Mallard, John W. (See Bulloch and Mallard.)
Mallett, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Bale-covering
Malley, James J., assignor of one-half to H. J. Brinkenkamp, St. Louis, Mo. Range-tank
Malley, John. (See McDermott, George, assignor.)
Mallinckrodt, John F., Denver, Colo. Tobacco-pipe
Mallison, Harvey P.. Lansdowne, Pa., assignortoM. A. Furbush & Son Machine Company,
Camden, N. J. Warping or reeling machine
Mallooh, Andrew M. (See Brogan and Mallooh.)
Mallock, Arnulph, London, England. Screw-driver
Mallory, Frank B , Flemington, N. J. Ladder
Mallory, George W., Guilds. Canada. Door-check
Mallory, James L.. et al. (See Hill, Edward A., assignor.)
Mallory, Lucilla. Bridgeport, Conn. Garment-stretcher
Malmrbs. August, Stockholm, Sweden. Centrifugal cream-separator. (Reissue)
Malone, Frank P., assignor of one-half to J. Carrick, Evanston, Wyo. Slide-valve for
steam-engines
Malone, Isaac M., Oskaloosa, Iowa. Water-gage for steam-boilers
Maltby, Frank D., Englewood, N. J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. M. Whitney,i
Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for cutting out cell-case blanks
Maltby, Herbert S., Clarksville. Cal. Adiustable butter-mold
Manalian, Thaddeus A., Fairfield. Tex. Fumigator
Manasse, Otto, Munich, assignor to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer &. Co., Elberfeld,
(Germany. Making phenol alcohol i
Manchester Manufacturins Company. (See Myers, David, assignor.)
Mandel, Joseph, and J. P. Henderson, assignors to National Metallic Pocket Fastener Com-^
pany, Loeansport, Ind. Staple inserting and clinchins machine S
Manderfield, George J., assignor of one-half to J. M. and S. Lewin, TJ. S. G. Finkbiner, and
A. R. Savior, Royersford, Pa. Stop-motion for knitting-machines
Mandot, John, Now Orleans, La. Steam sad-iron
Manger, John H. (See Griesemer and Manger.)
Manhattan Brass Company. (See White, James H., assignor.)
Manier, Benjamin F., Jr., Providence, R. I. Car- truck
Mankey, Carl F., Emporium, Pa. Folding bed
Manley, Horace A., Boston, assignor to W. N. Osgood, Maiden, Mass. Coin-controlled
mechanism
No.
531,204
512,982
525,850
531,128
516,163
517,873
529,454
514,761
520,740
528,730
526,323
513,122
530,620
514,721
525.789
530,542
.')23,478
521,472
522,070
529,333
514,762
529,659
517.227
517,806
525,914
524,026
524,902
515,598
519,961
5-23,816
523,079
518,820
530,700
525,465
513,431
519,962
521,381
512,202
529,283
11,440
521,592
513,649
517,651
524,147
527,699
526,786
512,383
512,310
514,601
529,284
516,335
520,931
Date.
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Mav 29
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
July 24
June 19
June 26
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
Feb. 27
May 15
July 31
July 17
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
May 15
June 12
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
June 19
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
June 5
1980
2121
939
744
1693
1314
31-25
359
1739
2328
1446
97
1588
2673
1784
2859
1544
2401
1114
253
2805
1787
1121
785
1360
G30
1505
3218
956
1052
470
503
210
1836 i 436
162
187
404
327
756
411
561
973
1252 312
813 186
841 ; 206
2267 ! 570
1295 i 30g
2347 i 564
349
(327
J 328
2031 ! 487
2509 : 589
6.=;i 103
(235
1036 i < 236
i237
Official
Gazette.
66
Apr.
3
394
Aug.
Oct.
7
16
310
1684
Oct.
2
197
Jan.
9
1078
- 21
389
664
437
710
387
C593
1594
270
62
688
437
264
191,
326
148
353
790
C 94
< 95
L 96
73
405
C263
^264
234
263
66
67
|C7
69
68
67
66
5"
68
69
69
66 i 194
1360 326 I 69 : 912
976 j 231 I } 66 I 1651
337 ! 82 I 67 1258
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
207
Alphabetical list of iMtenteea — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Manley, Horace A., Boston, assignor to W. N. Osgood, Maiden, Mass. Coin-controlled
advertising macliine
Manlcy, Horace A., Boston, assignor to W. N. Osgood, Maiden, Mass. Coin-contiolled
machine
No.
Mann, Charles A., assignor of one-half to C. J. Slada, Buffalo, N. T. Automatic fire-alarm.
Mann, F. W. (See Farringfon, Clarence H., ixsaignor.)
Mann, Franklin W., Milford, Mass. Bone-cutting machine
Mann, Fredericlc. and H. H. Akers, London, England. Caster
Mann, Frederick W.. Franklin, Pa. Sash-fastener
Mann, John J., J. H. Smitl), and H. G. Read, .assignors to Fustian Cutting Machine Com-?
pany. Limited. S.ilford, England Speed gearing ^
Mann', Li;e C. Gladbrook, Iowa. Electro hydrocarbon-engine
Mann, Lester, and F. L. Anker, Albany, N. T. Painter's scaffold
Mann, Lonis, New York, N. Y. Ear-nog
Mann. Marcellns, Clearfield, Iowa. Device for connecting hay rakes and loaders with
wagons
Mann, Thomas, Baltimore, Md. Live-box for shell-fish
Mann, 'William B., Baltimore, Md. Can-testing machine
Mann. William H. (See PuUan, Mai n. and Gill.)
Manning. Charles E., assignor to A. Allen, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for extinguish-
: fires
Manning, Edwin C, "Washington, D. C, assignor to Cooper Chemical Company, of Kan-
sas. Syringe
Manning, Lemuel S., Chicago, HI. Car-step
Manning, Lemuel S., Chicago, 111. Car-platform
Manning, Lemuel S., Alessandro, Cal. Car- vestibule
Manning, Lemuel S., Alessandro, Cal. Door for car-platforms
Manning. 'William T., Roanoke, Ala. Plow
Manning, "William T., Baltimore, Md. Rail
Mannlicher, Ferdinand, Vienna, Austria-Hnngary. Feed mechanism for magazine-guns
Manross. Frederick N. (See Porter, Henry "W., assignor.)
Mansfield Ca.sh and Package Carrier Company. (See Barrow, Thomas E., assignor.)
Mansfield, Luther E., Brooklyn. N. Y. Clutch mechanism
Mansfield, Jlartin AY. (See McGee and Mansfield.)
Mansfield, K. A., et al. (See Lee, John C, a.ssignor.)
Manville, Charles B., Milwaukee, Wis. Pipe-covering and manufacturing same
Manville. Frank B., ■Waterbury, Conn., assignor to Fast Color Eyelet Company, Spring-
field, Mass. Making lacing-studs
Manville, Robert C, Waterbury, Conn. Machine for bending Jacqaard hooks
Manwaren, Albert H. (See Tompkins, William M., assignor.)
Manwaring, Morris B., Boston, Mass., assignor of three-fourths to W. E. Eastman, Laco-
nia, N. H. Cracker and making same
Manworing, Wesley, Sonthport, N. Y. Wagon-brake
Manz, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for the production of malt liquors ,
Mapes, Oscar W., Middletown, N. Y. Stock feeding and housing device
Maple, Solomon C., Hebron, Nebr. House-moving truck ,
Maples, Melvin. Hartwick. N. Y. Vine-stripper ,
Ma<iuay, Samuel W.. London, England. Primary battery and portable electric lamp
Marasse, Siegfried, Berlin, Germany. Making salicylic acid
Marbach, Herman L. (See Ewert andMarbach.)
Marberger, Anton, New York, N. Y. Zither-piano
Marble, Edwin H. (See Marble. Edwin T. and E. H.)
Marble, Edwin T., et al. (See Richardson, Willie A., assignor.)
Marble, Edwin T., Worcester, Mass. Leather-cutting cylinder
Marble, Edwin T. and E. H., Worcester, Mass. Mechanism for doubling webs of fabric
longitudinally
Marburg, Charles L., Baltimore, Md.. assignorof one-half to American Tobacco Company,
of New -lersey. Device for sprinkling casing materi.il upon tobacco
Marburg,»Charles L., Baltimore, Md., assignor of one-half to American Tobacco Company,
of New Jersey. Machine for preparing and casing tobacco ,
Marceau, Alfred, Springfield, and F. Minie, Chicopee, Mass. Rim for wheels
Marcellus, Percy S. , Philadelphia, Pa. Panoramic roll-holder camera
March, MiloO., Goshen, Ind. Folding stool
March, R. J., et al. (See Gordon, Thomas J., assignor.)
March. William, London, England. Bolt or rod cutter
Marchal, Alfred C, Paris, France. Machine for applying parafiin to cigarette-paper
Marckmann, Johannes C. A.. Hamburg. Germany. Steam-boiler and fine scraper
Marcley, Charles W. (See Weber and'Marcley.)
Marcum, Thomas, Mnscogee, Ind. Ter. Bridle
Marcum. William H. E.. Kansas City, Mo. Ironing-table
Marcus, Martin H., Baltimore. Md. Stair-pad ,
Marcv, Alexander, Toronto, Canada, assignor of eleven-twentieths to J. Hanauer, Omaha,
Nebr. Transpcsing keyboard
Marcy, Merrick D., Worcester, Mass. Die for shaping spinning-rings from sheet metal . . .
Marcy, Merrick D.. Worcester. Mass. Manufacturing spinning-rings
Marden, Aldis H., Walthnni, Mass. Bell-cord banger for cars
Marga, Uldariiine, Brussels, Belgium. Magazine bolt-gun
Margach, Fred il., Meadville, Pa. Eccentric
Margot, Charles. Geneva, Switzerland. Decorating glass with aluminium
Mariani. John. Boston, Mass. Pneumatic tire for bicycles
Marion Steam J5hovel Company. (See Wright, James O., assignor.)
''"■ ' ■"-• Hub-band
Hub-band
Point-band for vehicle-hubs ,
Sash-holder
lUuniinating-tile
Holder for attaching lenses to elevator-doors, &c. . .
523,136
.'i94.?33
522,346
523,771
.523.772
513,805
523,221
511,85.1
510,606
512,835
520. .532
517,652
521,935
Date.
July 17
Aug. 21
July 3
July 31
July 31
Jan. 30
July 17
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Jan. 16
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
1652 413
Mav 20
Apr. 3
June 26
530,191 I Dec. i
531,545
515,599
.515.600
515,601
515,602
.! 531,322
.; 523,222
.518,821
530,701
527,867
525,275
515,347
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
July 17
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
518,891 Apr. 24
516,101 Mar. 6
512,311 Jan. 9
513,806 I Jan. 30
517,052 I Mar. 27
517,469 ! Apr. 3
.527,4.36 ! Oct. 16
529,182 j Nov. 13
517,285 Mar. 27
1487
393
2781
2783
3456
171
1443
1868
2771
399
3106
201
2591
2674
267B
2677
2679
2201
1818
2402
363
76
691 68
691
8.52
{455
)456
43
342
442
66
345
963
59
579
580
784
373
670
96
,505
1506
S 505 ?
5 506 5
620
664
665
665
f 665
^666
527
456
C594
J 595
1115 271
1971
2256
2272
2515
587
958
3457
2218
9-2
1249
1186
2600
474
549
C563
i564
if 609
J 610
525,052 ' Aug. 28 ! 1883 461
j 523,363
1 519,191
July 24
May 1
513.637 May 8
516,725 Mar. 20
512,512 I Jan. 9
517,929 I Apr. 10
Maris, Jared, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Maris, .Tared, (Cincinnati, Ohio.
Maris, .Tared, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Maria, Thomas C, Malta, Ohio.
Mark, Charles W., New York, N. Y
Mark, Charles W., New York, N. Y
Mark, John W., New York, N. Y. Uluminating-tile.
518,615
528,332
530,621
522.021
516,273
521,593
.517,874
515,403
523,726
518,787
5I.5,.348
615,349
527,210
522,689
511,783
522,225
524,027
525,851
526,244
528.003
526,245
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
June 26
Mar. 13
June 19
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
July 31
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 9
July 10
Jan. 2
July 3
Aug. 7
Sept. II
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Sept. 18
2056
450
1263
1661
1313
840
2033
2803
974
2273
883
1506
745
2365
2704
2343
2276
2279
867
879
63
87
99
940
1605
2238
1606
66 36
66 1737
66 3g0
67 nil
67 77
67 1633
50 69 : 1251
138
231
852
525
20.21
307
517
110
304
394
C317
J 318
211
506
677
239
545
207
353
187
587
670
580
564
564
"2i7
15
20
21
211
376
540
376
69 1737
66 1401
66 1401
66 : 1402
1 66 1402
69 I 1662
68 373
[67 \ 482
I
69 I 1432
69 I 409
68 1118
1 66 1324
i
67 I 504
66 1562
66 194
66 ; 784
66 1914
67 , 20
69 259
69 I 881
, I
^66 ! 1989
68 1051
68 433
67 624
67 ' 788
66 I 1793
^66
67
260
176
67 418
69 575
69 1409
67 1661
66 1634
67 1501
67 158
66 1341
68 565
67 472
66 1325
66 1325
69
68
177
185
15
17
680
1334
68 1469
68
68
69
458
1469
208
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Mark, John W., New York, N. Y. Illnminatine-tile
Markham, Herbert TV"., Syracuse, N. Y. Plate-lifter
Markham, Samuel H., Cleveland, Ohio. Machine for making nuts.
No.
528,004
515,242
515,005
Markham, Samuel H., Cleveland, Ohio. Machine for forging nuts i 520,067
Markley, Charles F., Hopkins, Mo. Nail-set
Markley, John A., assignor of three-fifths to J. C. Carpenter, J. A. Roberts, J. L. Duncan,
and J. C. King, Clifton Forge, Va. Safety attachment for car-couplings
Markley, John A., assignor of three-fifths to J. C. Carpenter, J. A. Koberts, J. L. Duncan,
and J. C. King, Clifton Forge, Va. Fastening for draft-beams
Marks, George E. (See Truax, Charles H., assignor.)
Marks, Louis B., New York, N. Y., and C. Ransom, Passaic, N. J. Electric-arc lamp
Marks, Louis B., assignor to Royal Arc Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Electric-arc
lamp 1
Markus, Joseph, Detroit, Mich. Mixing-machine
Marleau, Evangeliste, assignor to himself, J. Bertrand, and J. Croze, Houghton, Mich.
Holdback for vehicles
Marlin Fire Arms Company. (See Hepburn, Lewis L., assignor.)
Marlin, Henry A. (See Abrahams, John W., assignor.)
Marlin, James T., Kansas City, Mo., assignor of one-third to A. Blaker, Kansas City, Kans.
Cable-car-grip slot-brake
Marlin, John M, New Haven, Conn. Detachably securing gun-barrels to .stocks
Marmon, Daniel W., assignor to Nordyke <fc Marmon Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Re-
turn-air purifier
Maroniez, Georges P. C, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. Magazine-camera
Marqua, "William A. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Parasol for baby-carriages
Marquardt, Charles "W"., Detroit, Mich. Metallic shelf
Marquart, Rudolf, assignor of one-half to G. Schneider, New York, N. Y., and L. Tisch,
Hoboken, N. J. Insertible diamond saw-tooth
Marquart, Rudolf, assignor to himself, C. Brandt, Jr., New "York, and E. B. Tompkins,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Insertible saw-tooth
Marquart, Rudolf, assignor to himself, C. Brandt, Jr., New York, and E. B. Tompkins,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Securing diamonds in stone-cutting tools
Marquell, Henry M., Albany, Ind. Car-coupling
Marquis, John, San Francisco, Cal. Basin-trap
Marr, David C, et al. (See Steele, Herbert B., assignor. )
Marr, John. (See Wagner, Louis, assignor.)
Marr, John. (See "W"agner and Marr.)
Marr, John. (See "W"agner, Marr, and Campbell.)
Marr, Thomas, and J. Graham, Bueua Vista, Va. Coop
Marriott, Thomas A., Newberry. Mich. Steam-boiler
Marrissett, John, Vancouver, Canada. Car-brake handle
Marron. Peter. (See McClimont and Marron.)
Mars, Pascal L. , Peoria, Hf. Vegetable-slicer
Marsch, Adolf, Halberstadt, Germany. School desk and form
Marsden, Charles T. (Se^e Marsden, "William "W., assignor.)
Marsden, Thomas R., Oldham, England. Dust-trunk for cotton-openers
Marsden, William W., assignor of one-half to C. T. Marsden, Baltimore, Md. Seeding-ma-
chine
Mar.sh. Calvin D., assignor to Rowley & Hermance Company, "Williamsport, Pa. Outside
molding-machine '.
Marsh, Calvin D., and A. D. Hermance, WiUiamsport, Pa.; said Marsh assignor to said
Hermance. Reamer
Marsh, Cyrus, "Washington, Miss. Plow
Marsh, John A., assignor of one-half to P. B. Begg, St. Louis, Mo. Autographic register..
Marsh, Edward A., Newton, Mass. Ornamenting-machine
Marsh, George H., Paterson, N. J., assignor to R. Erbsloh, Brooklyn, N. Y. Spinning.^
jenny 3
Marsh, Joseph "W., Pittsburg. Pa. Electric circuit
Marshall, Arthur H. (See Johnston, Edward A., assignor.)
Marshall, Bennie "W. (See Garlock and Marshall.)
Marshall, Elias. Boston, Mass. Electrically-operated elevator
Marshall , Ellis H. , Fort Madison , Iowa. "Ventilator for locomotive ash-pans
Marshal], Herbert, Los Angeles, Cal. Saw-set
Marshall, Herbert, Los Angeles, Cal. Sash-weight
Marshall, lanthus E., Martinez, Cal., assignor of one-half to A. Y. Werner. Shipping-
crate
Marshall, James, Fall River, Mass. Mold for forming hats
Marshall, Le Grand. (See "Walker and Marshall.)
Marshall, Otto, Cherry Spring, Tex. Wire stretcher and splicer
Marshall, Thomas P., Oakland, Cal. Shoe
Mar.'ihall, WaldoH., assignortoConsolidatedBrake Adjuster Company, Chicago, 111. Slack-
adjuster for brakes
Marshall, William J. (See Garlock and Marshall, assignors.)
Marshman, Newman R. (C5ee Burridge and Marshman.)
Marston, Abbie L., Bedtord, La. Bouquet-holder
Marston, Nathaniel B., Lebanon, N. H. Floor-set
Martel, Adelard F., assignor of one-half to F. P. Lowell, San Francisco, Cal. Apparatus)
for automatically delivering goods >
Marten, Fred. W. (See Koehler and Marten.)
Martens, Carl W. J., Hamburg, Germany. Cowl
Martin, Abraham S., et al. (See Davidson. David J., assignor.)
Martin, Abraham S., el al. (See Pendry, "William A., assignor.)
Martin, Arthur A. (See Carson and Martin.)
Martin, iiurrellS., Angola, N. Y. Fiah-hook
Martin, Carl, assignor to Grusonwerk, Magdeburg-Buckau, Germany. Gun-embrasure
joint -.
512,119
521,243
521,803
520,996
521,936
528,175
512,041
526,453
529,455
513,123
528,176
.522.265
517,349
Date.
519,475
525,852
531,051
516,607
526.666
514,9*9
519,386
514,763
.522,266
523,538
519,457
515,243
513,192
525,466
521,032
520,022
527,246
.523,168
529,559
528,547
525,503
518,260
527,151
512.731
517,470
525,560
528,784
518,110
522,910
529,929
517,412
520,368
523,988
518,153
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
2239
2083
Feb. 20 I 1688
May 22
Jan. 2
June 12
June 26
June 5
June 26
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Oct. 30
July 3
Mar. 27
May 8
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
May 8
Felj. 13
1967
651
870
1871
438
2110
2529
520
2000
1694
2330
2530
162
2709
973
942
1699
1445
2332
1609
822
1318
July 3 164
July 24 2370
931
2084
2433
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
June 5
May 15
Oct. 9
July 17
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
254
495
1887
927
1727
1876
40
305
1419
777
Jan. 16 1654
Apr. 3 i 94
Sept. 4 411
Nov. 6 j 466
1
Apr. 10 1156
July 10
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
May 22
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
1257
2481
2848
2504
38
1225
541
517
;424
I 425
i ^81 ! f
482 I V 67
[483
156
206
448
105
506
613
123
477
405
561
;6I3
614
43
636
235 I 67
211 i 68
404 ! 69
342 ' 66
558 i 68
404
201
328
43
594
225
517
588
62
118
C461
H62
f223
I 224
1225
[226
C432
1433
447
10
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355
189
397
21
114
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66
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67 239
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
209
Aljihabetical list of patentees — Continuod.
Name, resideuce, aud iuveution.
Martin. Carl E. R., Philadelphia, Pa. Motor for engine-governors
Martin, Carl E. R., Philadelphia, Pa. Enfrino-reversing gear
Martin, Carl E. R., Philadelphia, Pa. Eneine-goveruor
Martin, Charles E., Baraboo, Wis. Safety-fluo.
Martin, Charles N., assignor of one-half to A. P. Benner, 'Williraantic, Conn. Let-off for
looms
Martin, Charles W., Now York, N. Y. Letter-box
Martin, David B. (See Pugh and Martin.)
Martin, Dennis B., assignor to Seamless Rubber Company, TS&w Haven, Conn. Stopper
for hot-water bags
Martin. Edouard, Paris, Francp, assignor to Oborschleaische Eisen Industrie Actien-Ge-
sellschaft fiir Bergbau nnd Hiittonhetrieb, Gleiwitz, Germany. Manufacture of bimetal-
lic platos . .•
Martin, Edwin L., Kern, assignor to Locomotive I'eed Water Heater Company, Baliers-
field, Cal. Circulating tabular boiler
Martin, Franci.sro F., and F. V. De Bern, Gloucester, Mass. Guard for bicycle-seats
Martin, Frank D , Springfield. Vt. Scholar's comp.anion
Martin, George, Rock Rapids, Iowa. Plow
Martin, George B., Indianapolis, Ind. Wrench for vehicles
Martin. George H., San Franoiaco, Cal. Envelope
Martin, George V..^Vliitby. Cana<la. Trace-buckll^
Martin, Harrison S. (S<>e Bliss, Henry H. assignor.)
Martin, Henry. (See Muth and Martin.)
Martin, Horace B.. Chino, Cal. T7nd<Mcut plow and subsoiler
Martin. Horace B., Chino, (5al. Adding-niaehine
Martin. .Tames, assignor of one-hivlf to L. N. Frederick, Baltimore, Md. Sanding device. ..
Martin, James W., Omaha, Nebr. Baliug-press
Afartin, John, Bel view, ilinn. Hay rake and loader
Martin, John E. (See Kahne. Adkins, Peirce, Martin, aud Kahne.)
Martin. .Tohn H., Massillon. Ohio. Mail-wagon
Martin, John J., et al. (See Senior, .James W., assignor.)
Martin, John M., New York, N. Y. Riding-saddle
Martin. John S., Snohomish, Wash. Marine propul.sion
Martin, .Toaeph W. (See Crooker aud Weinhold, assignors.)
Martin Kalbtleiach's Sons Company. (See Skoglnnd, Jean V., assignor.)
Martin, Knott P.. et al. (See Demmick. George W.. assignor.)
Martin, Mathew, Caledonia, N. Y. Railwav-r.iil-ioint splice and brace
Martin, Michael I., Chicago, 111. Conduit for electric railways
Martin, Morris, Maiden, assignor of one-half to J. C. Edwards, Boston, Mass. Electro-
mechanical gong
Martin. Morris, JIalden, assignor of one-half to B. W. Wells, Boston, Mass. Electropro-
tecti ve system for locks
Martin, Primus O., P.adurah,Ky. Attachment for lanterns
Martin. Robert H., New York, N. Y. Stove or furnace pipe
Martin, Samuel G., Branchport, N. J. Reefing sails
Martin, Sidney, et al. (See Wall, Frederic W., assignor.)
Martin, Stephen G., el al. (See Davidson, David J., a.ssignor.)
Martin, Stephen G., elal. (See Pendry, William A., assignor.)
Martin, Stephen J. (See Hatch, Austin S., assignor.)
Martin, Taylor, Fairmont, W. Va. Barial apparatus
Martin. Thomas A., Evansville, Ind. Adjustable bedstead
Martin, Thomas E. (See Shuck and Martin.)
Martin, Thomas. F. Priestley, and L. D. Pierson, Mapleton, Iowa. Rotary engine
Martin, Thomas N., assignor of one-third to U. G. Drummond, Cheyenne, Wyo. Halter
square or corner-clasp
Martin, William. (See McKenzie and Miirtin.)
Martin, William, Dunkirk, N. Y. Pipe-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hand fence-machine
Xo.
.528,274
52S,275
.'>2-',276
517,471
530,647
527,799
525,353
522,347
.')25,9.'i8'
524. K40
.526,110
529,870
515,436
519,864
515,780
520,932
529,799
527,437
514,950
531,205
526,042
.526,133
527,798
514,862
530,283
516,500
520,795
523,223
513,586
527,340
Martin, William, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Martin, William, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Martin, William H., MobUe, Ala.
Martindale, John H. (See Maley and Martindale.)
Martineau, Louis, La Roche, France. Life-saving device for tramways.
MartineU, Olof 0., Waltham, Mass. Stem winding and slotting watch..
Martinez, Rafael, Pueblo, Colo. Delivery and registering loan-box
Martini, Hermann, Lcipsic, Germany. Compoundable ship or boat
Martini, Hermann. Leipsic, (Germany. Air-storing pipes in steam-heating plants
Marty, Aeustin, San Francisco, Cal., assignor of one-half to R. J. Lecomte, New York,>
N. Y. Boat and means for propelling same 5
Martyr, Leonard W., et al. (See Owen, Thomas, assignor.)
ilartz, Randolph N., Frederick, Md. Machine for forming turndown or roll collars
Marugg, Erich I,., Anerbach, Germany. Fastening for leather or rubber tips on billiard-cues.
ifarvel, Philip, Atlantic City. N. J. Cabinet
Marvel, Theodore L.. Taunton, Mass. Elevating-bucket
Marvin, Harry N. (Sec Casler. Herman, assignor.)
Marvin, Judson L., Mauston, Wis. Dry closet or commode
Marvin. Newton R. (See Williams and Marvin.)
Marx, George B., New York, N. Y. Street-sweeper
Marx, George'B., New York, N. Y. Body for milk-wagons
Marx, Simon, el al. (See Penninston, Steve, assignor.)
Marzynski, Mortis A., Boston, Mass. Can for paiut, putty, lard, &c
Maslen, James, New York. N. Y. Horseshoe
Mason, Allan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for drying brewers' grains
Mason, Arthur J.. Kansas City, Mo. Machine for excavating trenches
Mason & Co., J. W. (See Dawson, John, assignor.)
Mason, David, Schenectady, N. Y. Electric-railway system
Mason, David, Schenectady, N. Y.
14 PAT
529,456
525,959
516,542
! 524,067
I
! 521,122
525.8.54
525,855
512,732
512,836
523,841
516,654
i 522,348
526,497
515,548
.526,246
515,477
.514.126
524,043
518,816
' 514,658
525,106
521,033
529.930
512,673
516,355
519,794 i
Date.
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. .30
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
July 3
Sept. 11
Ang. 14
S.-pt. 18
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
May 15
Mar. 6
Jane 5
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
June 5
July 17
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
June 5
Sept. U
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 31
Mar. 20
July 3
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Fob. 27
Feb. 6
Aug. 7
Monthly
volume.
2705
6.52
653
2708 653
2710 654
95 1 21
I
1028 i 250
18.51 445
942
294
1119
1157
1372
2386
2423
1634
89
338
2261
1251
1610
1982
Sept. 18 1253
Sept. 18 1411
Oct. 23 1850
1472
370
Mar. 13 1267
61
1819
3103
77
254
285
320
570
600
398
21
82
539
307
(404
H05
471
329
444
370
91
302
14
457
763
1085 {262
1696 405
1337 1 319
165
38
1869
2909
1535
297
2065
2594
442
726
C .H(i5
\ 3(i6
77
I 491
C642
J643
1607 376
2482 I 614
234 54
121 I 27
Apr. 24 2034 506
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
11.38
1978
490
2482
1561
June 5
Nov. 27
Jan. y
Mar. 13 1004
May 15 , 1521
Conduit electric railway ' .530,543 Dec. 11
&42
284
483
118
598
375
<239
)240
(370
) 371
(207
i208
655 154 67
943 211
945 212
,.._ ' (397
16aD Jggg
66
66
68
68
66
66
68
Odicial
Gazette.
69 j 559
69 559
67 , 20
69 1417
69 389
68 1335
08 ' 59
68
68
68
69
66
67
66 i 1470
67 I 1258
69 1106
69 260
>66 1190
69 I 1606
68 j 1404
68 ! 1433
69 ' 388
66 i 1149
69 12e2
67 I 418
66 1085
68 1067
67 1286
09 1148
66
307
60
1657
67
849
69
1385
210
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Mason, David, New York, N. T. Electric-railway system
Mason, Edgar T., Kansas City, Mo. Packing-barrel
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company. (See Richardson, Jolin'P., assignor.)
Mason, Harry R., Chicago, HI. Fluid-pressure signaling system
Mason, John, Petaluma, Cal. Gate
Mason Machine "Works. (See Meats, John T., assignor.)
Mason, Orlando. (See Parker, Homer N., assignor.)
Mason, Orville L., and K. C. Cole, Cleveland. Ohio. Garment-hook
Mason Regulator Company. (See Mason, William B., assignor.)
Mason, Robert L , Butte, Mont. Track-cleaning apparatus
Mason, Solomon L., Medford, N. J. Corn-stubble cutter
Mason, Thomas, Jacksonville, 111. Clasp for watch-chains
Mason, Thomas B., Trenton, N. J. Radiator-truck
Mason, Thomas E. B., Shenandoah, Iowa. Pruning implement
Mason, Volney W., Jr., Hyde Park, Mass. Milling-machine
Mason, William, Pawtucket, R. I. Machine for burnishing horseshoes
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Breech-loading firearm
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating' Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Cartridge-reloading implement
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Electrical primer
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Gas-operated gun
Mason, William B., assignor to Mason Regulator Company, Boston, Mass. Valve mech-
531,442
Mason, William B., assignor to Mason Regulator Company, Boston, Mass. Pump-regalator
Massachusetts Mohair Plush Company et al. (See Wyman and Poole, assignors.)
Massalski, Amandus, Chicago, 111. Window
Massengale, William L., Deatsville, Ala. Vehicle-axle ,
Massey, Albt-rt P., Watertown, N. T. Automatic brake-valve
Massey, AlbertP., Watertown, N. Y. Drain-cup and strainer for air-pipes
Massey -Harris Company. (See Johnston and Gray, assignors.)
Massey- Harris Company. (See McBride, Thomas J., assignor.)
Masterman, William H., Oakland. Cal. Sash-holder
Masters, William, Kansas City, Mo. Oil-heater
Masurel, Edmond, Tonrcoing, France. Apparatus for dyeing
Matchett, Alexander, assignor to J. Strassburger and A. MatchettCc, Pittsburg, Pa. Lace-
fastener
Matchett Co., Alexander, et al. (See Matchett, -Alexander, assignor.)
Matern , Herman , Albany, N. Y. Coin-controlled game apparatus
Matheny, Cicero D., Seattle, Wash. Bunk for logging-trucks
Matheny, Cicero D., Seattle, Wash. Automatic dump for unloading oars
Mather, Alonzo C, Chicago, 111. Rail way -track
Mather, Alonzo C, Chicago, III. Pneumatic spring
Matlier & Piatt. (See Mather and Christie, assignors.)
Mather & Piatt. (See Pollard, James, assignor.)
Mather, Thomas. (See Ayrton and Mather.)
Mather, William, Manchester, England, and J. Christie, Alexandria, Scotland, assignors
to Mather & Piatt, Limited, Manchester, England. Apparatus for hanging webs in folds
in drying-chambers
Mather, William H., Cleveland, Ohio. Razor-honing machine
Mathers, Chester E., York Station, Ala. Eope-measuring machine
Mathers, Ezra A., RomeoviUe, 111. Underground conduit for electric roads
Mathers, James W. (See Fowler, George, assignor.}
Matheson & Co., William J. (See Austen, Peter T., assignor.)
Mathews, Benjamin B. (See Barlett, Samuel E., assignor.)
Mathews, Gilbert L., Newton, N. J. Bottle-stopper
Mathews, Henry E,., Trenton, N. J., assignor of one-half to H. J. Bailey, Greeneville, E. I.
Picker-check for looms
Mathews, James M. (See Youug and Mathews.)
Mathews, James M., Seattle, Wash. Gate-latch
Mathews, John S., and A. T. Doyle, Pendleton, assignors of one-fourth to J. F. Killgore,
Weston, Oreg. Rotary flanger and track-clearer
Mathews, Sylvester K. , Albany, N. Y. Hair-curler
Mathews, William, Alameda, Cal. Discharge attachment for oil-cans
Mathews, William E. (See Dean and Mathews.)
Mathewson, Edward P., Pueblo, Colo. Furnace-tap
Mathewson, Jeremiah E., SheSSeld, England. Sand-blast apparatus
Mathewson, Matthew R., Detroit, Mich. Camp-stool and cane
Matbey, Maurice. (See Peters and Mathey.)
Mathias, David H., et al. (See Van Der Zee, Cornelius, assignor.)
Mathiesen, Wilhelm, Leipsic, Germany. Electric-arc lamp
Mathison, Arthur, Springfield, Mass. Lacing-stud
Matier. Robert, Winnipeg, Canada. Folding bag-holder
Matlack, Robei't C, Jr. (See Cranmer, William C, assignor.)
Matson, Henry, et al. (See Gerlach, Emil, assignor.)
Matt, Henrey H., Long Island City, N. Y. Railway-switch
Matt, Joseph F. (See Matt, Lorenz and J. F.)
Matt, Lorenz and J. F., Buffalo, N. Y. Piano
Matteson, George F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Caspar Automatic Patent Company, Lim-
ited, New Orleans, La. Ticket-punch
Matthes, Percy E., Philadelphia, Pa. Bicycle-signal
Matthews, Ambrose T., assignor to Matthews Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass.
Sheet-metal knob
Matthews, Charles, Columbia, Mo. Draft attachment
Matthews, Edwin S., Cincinnati, assignor of one-half to J. L. Haven, Avondale, Ohio. Hy-
draulic valve
Matthews, Edwin S., assignor of one-half to J. L. Haven, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hydraulic
valve
518,413
513,404
523,047
512,256
518,617
513,124
527,868
530,113
530,999
518,508
523,438
529,285
528,963
521,473
530,438
520,117
527,756
517,350
517,618
515,244
531,379 j
517,351
519,726
.525,152
514,481
522,072
513,616
517,053
525,153
527,438
529,800
519,638
519,639
Data
Dec. 4
June 26
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
.Ian. 23
May 22
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
May 29
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
May 22
Aug. 28
June 26
July 31
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
July 31
Deo. 11
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
202
1873
1966
2277
Dec. 25 2422
2772
1973
1394
624
2096
2696
39
Jan. 30 3461
50
448
467
565
576
677
483
340
155
523
653
9
;852
1853
1253 I 313
2054
2055
2349
3005
2804
1588
2784
1116
1699
2773
Apr. 17 ' 1859
July 24 2183
Nov. 13 1362
Nov. 13 816
June 19 1297
Dec. 4 625
May 22 [ 2056
Oct. 16 j 1775
Mar. 27 I 2710
Apr. 3 328
Feb. 20 ! 2084
Dec. 25 I 2301
Mar. 27 i 2711
May 15 . 1410
Aug. 28 ; 2057
Feb. 13 I 846
June 26 1 2352
Jan. 30 [ 3152
[
Mar. 27 | 2218
Aug. 28 I 2059
Oct. 16 I 1252
Nov. 27 I 2262
May 8 1264
May 8 | 1270
502
501
565
748
678
389
691
271
Official
Gazette.
July 17 I 1502 i
867
2036
233)
1973
66
1605
421
677
374
375
209
[506
1 507
561
474
19
381
67
67
C6
1252
1587
399
4,59
1705
623
947
947
1329
428
1097
669
785
1107
963
1081
1676
622
576
981
580
1133
344
623
315
163
418
537
409
1227
69 1537
461
550
C326
)327 li"
67
372
456
913
815
302
156
502
427
636
78
518
549
636
340
502
216
565
774
526
502
308
540
305
305
67 I 1464
1330
964
357
66 ! 2011
67
64
1276
1681
2012
67 : 829
68 1081
66 i 1030
67 1676
06 I 728
66 t 1914
68 ! 1081
260
1106
789
789
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
211
Alphabetical lint of patentees — Contiuued.
27ame, resideuco, auil iuveutiou.
Matthews, Edwin S., assignor of one-half to J. L. Haven, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hydraulic ele-
vator
Matthews, Gilbert L., Newton, assignor of one-half to T. W. Crane, Beemerville, N.J.
Bottle-stopper
Matthews, Hannah E., Grand Rnpids, Mich. Shonldor- brace
Matthews, James M., Seattle, Wash. Milk-receptacle
Matthews, James T., Shelby ville, Ind. Wrench
Matthews, Joseph, Brunswick, Ga. Composition of matter
Matthews, Joseph, New Bedford, Mass. Packing-displacer
Matthews, Luther, Paris. Tenn. Folding chicken-coop
Matthews Manufacturing Company. (See Matthews, Ambrose T., assignor.)
Matthews, William, J. and W. Yates, Manchester, England. Apparatus for humidifying
air and rentilatiug
Matthews, William N., et al. (See Ruebel, Ernst, assignor.)
Matthias, William C, and W. Hartman, Reading, Pa. Electric igniting apparatus for Are-
engines .
Matthiessen, Franz O. (See Arkell and Blowers, assignors.)
Matthiesseu. Franz O., Irvington, and B. Arkell, Canajoharie, N. Y.
granular material
Mattison, James D., Saginaw, Mich. Roller-bearing
Mattison, James D., Saginaw, Mich. Roller-bearing
Bag for containing
Cultirator-tooth . . .
Cultivator
Mattison, James D. , Saginaw, Mich. Roller-bearing axle-box
Mattison, James D.. Saginaw, Mich. Antifriction roller-bearing
Mattocks. Frederick W. (See Ciancimino and Mattocks.)
Matton, Frederick V., assignor to Camden Iron Works, Camden, N. J. Hydraulic crane..
Matton, Frederick V., assignor to Camden Iron Works, Camden, N. J. Pressure-regulator.
Mattoon, John A. (See Russell and Mattoon.)
Mattson, Christ. C. (See Sorenson. Martinus, assignor.)
Matusch. Johann, Daoville, Va. Watchman's time-detector
Matz. Adam. Cincinnati, Ohio. Switch-actuating mechanism
Maude, Frederick S. A., et al. (See Teate, Thomas A., assignor.)
Mauden, Marion F., Glasgow, Mo. Snow-cleaning attachment for locomotive-engines
Mauermann, A Ibert J., Del Rio, Tex. Nut-lock
Mauermann, Albert J., Del Rio, Tex. Skate-wheel
Maul, Chris, assignor to D. S. Morgan & Company, Brockport, N. Y. Cultivator-tooth . . .
Maul. Chris, assignor to D. S. Morgan it. Company, Brockport, N. Y.
Maul, Chris, assignor to D. S. Morgan & Company, Brockport, N. Y.
Maule, Francis I., Philadelphia, Pa. Screw-cutting die
Maull, Edward N., Huntington, Fla. Oiange-sortiug machine
MauU, Ferdinand, Newark, N. J. RevoUible a.sh sifter
Maumburg, Aaron. (See Wessel and Egger, assignors.)
Maurer, Daniel, Middle Village, N. Y. Printing-press
Maurer, Heinrich, Carlsnihe, Germany. Repeating mechanism for pianofortes
Maurer, Henry. (See Frey, Benedict, assignor.)
Maurer, Henry, New York, N. Y. Manufacturing porous bricks
Maurer, Henry W., Bay Ridge, N. Y. Thermometer
Maurer, Joseph M., Washington, Pa. Obstetrical stirrup
Maurer, Ludwig, assignor of one-half to D. P. Chesebro and A. E. Davidson, New York,
N. Y. Folding pasting-table
Maurer. Martin, St. Louis, Mo. Device for ornamenting pavements
Maurer. William F. (See Hadley, Joshua A., assignor.)
Maus, Daniel, Toronto, Canada. Machine for sewing looped fabrics
Maus, Theodor, St. Louis, Mo. Temporary book-binder
Mauser, Paul, Oberndorf, Germany. Magazine for breech-loading flrearms
Maxfield, Leverett L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cigarette-machine
Maxfleld, Nelson, R. F. Griffin, and H. A. Speer, Rienzi. Tex. Cultivator
Maxim, Hiram S., Bexley, England. Apparatus for indicating the flow of fluids
Maxim, Hosea F., Norfolk, Va. Automatic damper-regulator
Maxim, Hosea F., Norfolk, Va. Thermal alarm
Maxim, Hudson. (See Schiipphaus, Robert C, assignor.)
Maxim, Hudson, New York, N. Y. Making chlorate blasting-powder
Maxim, Hudson, New York, N. Y. Fulminating compound
Maxon Daniel M., assignor of one-half to W. H. Whittemore, Bay City, Mich. Vessel
' steering-gear
Maxon, Thomas, assignor of one-half to G. A. Miller, Dayton, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Maxwell, Albert H. (See Giles and Maxwell.)
Maxwell, Charles C, Watertown, S. D. Land-presser
Maxwell, William R., Wakefield, Pa. Vehicle-pole
May. Benjamin W., assignor of one-half to C. Bonner, Chicago, 111. Furnace for brick-
kilns f
May, Bernard H., and J. H. Moirissey, Chicago, 111. Automatic advertising device
May, Harrison D., Larchwood, Iowa. Baud-cutter and feeder
May, Simon, and L. M. Aron, Brooklyn, assignors to I. H. Hamburger. New York, N. Y.
Souvenir medallion. (Reissue)
Maybeck, William, Somerville, Mass. Carving-machine
Maybohra, Theodore G. (See Rice, Charle.s L., assignor.)
Maybrick, Thomas, and W. J. Ashworth, Manchester, England. Safety-brake for eleva-
tors
Mayent, Peter J., Springfield, Mass. Cover-holding device for furniture
Mayer, Carl J.. Lynn. Mass. Fleshing-machine
Mayer, Frederick, Baltimore, Md. Gasholder tank
Mayer, Frederick, Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for mannfacturing gas
Mayer, John, Amsterdam, N. Y. Car-brake
Mayer, John H., Waterloo, Canada. Let-off mechanism for looms
Mayer, Louis G., et al. (See Behlen, Charles A., assignor.)
Mayer. Louis G.. Cincjoaati, Ohio, assignor of one-half to H. K. James, Covington, Ky.
Lock prop-joint for carriage- tops ...:
No.
520,166
.526,247
514,834
513,12,5
513,271
521,382
.531,546
524,259
518,770
526,723
527,558
51.5,006
522,796
527,121
530,544
517,008
524,970
522,911
528,005
521,544
.516,501
516,502
528,603
528,604
529,457
512,983
520,440
514,764
526,248
519,611
520,266
525,915
529,626
517,756
519,919
511,856
522,267
527,869
518,261
5-23,080
522,995
513.948
522,022
512,042
529,334
526,930
525,223
517.3,52
514,951
529.931
528,334
529,397
11,455
527,152
526,931
524,834
526,724
519,963
523,224
521,034
520,603
Date.
May 22
Sept. 18
Feb 13
Jan 23
Jau. 23
June 12
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Mar. 20
Oct.
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
July 10
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
July 10
Oct. 23
June 19
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
May 29
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
May 8
May 22
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
May 15
Jan. 2
July 3
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
July 17
July 17
Jan. 30
June 26
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
May 15
July 17
June 5
May 29
Monthly
volume.
Ollicial
Gazette.
2161
1608
1431
2332
2574
1122
2,592
489
1726
1449
1693
1081
727
844
2112
1706
1258
2240
1420
1269
1270
140
141
1697
2122
2615
1319
1609
1214
2334
1042
1974
576
1713
526
377
360
562
023
621
113
408
22
353
426
267
(178
\ 17!)
208
500
(420
J 421
311
541
330
302
302
35
35
[405
[406
504
633
328
377
237
471
142
421
441
2173
2712
1613
2483
2806
1580
2773
778
109
531
637
405
599
678
376
665
190
522,476 July 3
1821
497
2890
175 43
165 43, 44
"20 S3'5^
1545 387
1412 352
3677 905
2274 ' 545
522
1447
443 109
1488 363
90 22,23
1788 438
(4.57
)458
1(118
'\ 119
; 698
517 ' 131
07
66
>68
69
60
69
981
1469
1141
538
586
1416
17.37
750
1804
19
298
1205
220
150
1385
1879
1002
254
458
1486
1705
1705
672
672
995
427
1083
1120
1469
780
1014
1353
1046
112
37
33
410
292
323
298
829
1061
100
930
83
1101
2012
1190
1148
576
974
1204
159
83
964
19
899
68 ' 373
68
1286
1134
103
212
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Mayer, Lonis H. , Pliiladelphia, Pa. Pneumatic propeller ,
Mayer, Max, Munich, Germany. Series photograpbic camera
Mayer, Max, New York, N. Y., assignor to Auerbach-Woolverton Electric Company, of
New Jersey. Electric-arc lamp
Mayer, Maximilian , Oi ange, N. J. Seesaw
Mayer, Moritz. (See Horn and Mayer.)
Mayer, Eeinhold, Bridgeport, Conn. Chopping-Tcnife
Mayer-Schliewen, Arthur, New York, N. Y. Artificial flower
Mayer, Siemund. (See Altland and Mayer.)
Mayes, "Wilton P.. assignor of one-half to P. N. Staff, Terre Haute, Ind. Pencil-sharpener
May hew, George E., Manchester, N. H. Yarn-guide for spooling-frames
Mayhew, George S., assignor to C. A. Smith, Minneapolis, Minn. Artificial lumber or com-
position matei ial
Mayland. Rowland H., JFreeport, N. Y. Musical instrument
Maynadier. James E., Taunton, Mass. Dynamo-electric machine
Maynard, Charles A., Springfield, Mass. 'Condnit electric railway
Maynard, George H., Boston, Mass. Ventilating and heatinsr apparaius
Maynard, Kitchell A., assignor of one-half to "W. M. and G. M. Kandall, Kansas City, Mo.
Safety-brake ■
Mayne, Charles R., Toledo, Ohio. Bicycle
Mayo. Samuel P., Richmond, Va. Cooling-channel for ordering tobacco
Mayo Tobacco Drying and OrderingCompany. (SeePeple, Gustavus A. andC. A., assslgnors.)
Mayr. Gporge, Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to E. Farmer, New York, N. Y. Electric lamp
for bicycles
MoAdams, Samuel L. (See Kollenberg. George A., assignor.)
McAden, G. M. (See Lytton, Osborne T., assignor.)
McAllep, John "W. (See Arnoudts, Charles, asisisnor.)
McAllister, Firm of T. H. (See Prowse, George R., assignor.)
McAllister, John, assignor to "W". S. Doig, Brooklyn, N. Y. Saw filing and setting machine.
McAlpin, Aaron C, Guyton, Ga. Combined cup, funnel, and stopper-securer
McAnulty, John A., Manheim, assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. T. Nelson and J.
IB. Small, York, Pa. Chop-grading machine
McAnulty, John A., M.anheim, assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. T. Nelson and J.
H. Small, York, Pa. Feed-regulator
McArdle, Frank J., and J. B. Furay, Omaha, Nebr. Card-holder
MoArdle, Frank J., and J. B. Fiiray. Omaha, Nebr. Bracket and card-holder
McArdle, Fred W. (See ,Judd and MoArdle.)
McArdle, Fred "W"., assignor to E. C. Judd, Boston, Mass. Mechanical movement
McArdle, Fred "W., assiernor of two-thirds to E. C. Judd, Boston, and A. C. Paul, Lynn,
Mass. Mnlder or former
McArthur, John. (See Rochester and McArthur.)
McAuley, Robert G., Pittsburg, Pa. Feed-water heater and purifier
McAusland, "William. as,si2norto Reed <fc Barton Corporation, Taunton, Mass. Fruit-holder.
McBean, Alexander S., Montreal, Canada. Trollev-pole
McBerty, Frank R., Downer's Grove, assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111.)
Electro-magnet 5
McBnde, Andrew, fi aZ. (See Kervvin, John, assignor.)
McBride, Henry, assignor to W. F. Day and J. P. Laviguo, New Haven, Conn, Micrometer-
gage .
McBride, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Dumping- wagon
McBride, John E., New York, N. Y. Fender for railway-cars r. .
McBride, Thomas J., "Winnipeg, Manitoba, assignor to Massey-Harris Company, Toronto,
Canada. Cultivator '. ,
McBride, "Wilber. (See "Williamson, David, assignor.)
McBrien, Frank, Newark, N. J. Electrically-controlled railway-signal
McBrien, Frank, Newark, N. J. Electrically-controlled railway-signal
McCabe, Bernard, and A. Thayer. Boston. Mass. Molding vegetable fibrous material
McCabe, Charles M. (See Dow, George E., assignor.)
McCahe, James "W. , New York, N. Y. Machine for mounting photographic prints
McCahey, John, assignor to New England Butt Company, Providence, E. I. Braiding-
machine - ...
McCaliey, John, assignor to New England Butt Company, Providence, R. I. Friction-
olnlch pulley
McCall, GJeorge H., Massillon, Ohio. Music-stand
McCall, Harry M., Latrobe, assignor of eleven-twelfths to R. G. Kennedy and B. D. Reed,
Pittsburs, Pa. Steam-engine
McCall, William "W., assignor of one-half to "W. T. "Waite, Kansas City, Mo. Reciprocat-
; fan.
No.
.520,004
525,991
527,211
525,107
527,002
514,482
525,083
522,378
517,822
531,323
515,882
518,695
514,329
Date.
May 15
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
July 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
513,432 Jan. 23
.520,796 June 5
520,441 May 29
521,721
523,749
518,530
526,017
526,254
513,714
518,326
523,170
523,228
514,954
,524.645
522,915
512,386
519,.541
.525.506
520,857
McC^Iallister, John P., Avoca, "Wis. Grain heater or steamer
McCallnm, Archibald. Conrad. Pa. "Wrench
McCambridae &. Company. (See Howell, George B.. assignor.)
McCamey, Charles M., and S. H. Root, assignors to N. L. Root, Longmont, Colo. Adjust-
able electrolier r
McHann, Edward. (See Hussey and McC.ann.)
Mcf^ann, George "W., Springfield, Ohio. Easel
McCants, Laurence W. (See Hardy and McCants.)
McCairier, .John T., assignor of five-sixths to E. S. Austin, A. C. Paul, and C. G. Hawley,
Minneapolis, Minn. Carburetor -
McCarioll, Charles T., Ottumwa, Iowa. Sheet-metal stove
McCarten. George I., and A. R. Dickason, Kansas City, assignors of one-third to B. J.
O'Neil, Armourdale, Kans. Dish-cleaner
McCarthy, Charles A. (See McCarthy, Joseph .1. and C. A.)
McCJarthy, Dennis. (See McCarthy, John J., assignor.)
McCarthy, Dennis. Miner's Mills, Pa. Car-axle lubricator
McCarthy, .Teremiah J. and J. -T., Philadolpliia, Pa. Pipe-cutter
McCarthy, .John, etal. (See Pillman, Harrison, assignor.)
McCarthy, John, Newark, N.J. Fender for cars
McCarthy, John J. (See McCarthy, Jeremiah J. and J. J.)
McC)arthy, John J., Boston, assignor of one-half to D. McCarthy, Newton, Mass. Hame. .
McCarthy, Joseph J. and C. A., Dodsonville, assignors of one-half to H. D. Waddell and J. |
M. Clark, Hillsborough, Ohio. Spring-motor
517,962
512,050
512,051
530,958
529,183
522,531
524,181
519,588
518,852
527,442
521,123
518,198
513,195
515,440
524,342
522,565
521,807
.531.549
529,041
520,071
515,352
June 19
July 31
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
July 17
July 17
Feb. 20
Aus. 14
July 10
Jan. 9
May 8
Sept. 4
June 5
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
July 3
July 3
Aug. 7
May 8
Apr. 24
Oct. 10
June 5
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
July 3
June 26
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
May 22
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
1856
1164
1979
541
847
1936
348
672
2202
232
2177
009
2808
68
2618
2746
1897
1206
1621
3325
1535
1731
1829
1163
1265
1091
1102
309
189
531
534
1533
1188
604
363
2445
1256
656
1318
2441
2428
663
064
1876
2596
939
1978
2282
454
265
211
484
133
216
473
89
168
527
54,55
544
154
14
634
Ofiicial
Gazette.
f 681
I 682
470 67
380
821 66
382 67
433 68 357
460 [ 68 ■ 375
[««!|6(i|ll92
286 I 68 i 893
313 I 68 : : 55
lltt'lm' 218
204
76
42
227
125
126
C285
1286
133
155
86
283
606
309
154
329 I 67 258
589 i 66 558
601
162
449
621
222
484
565
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
213
Kame. rcsideoce, aixl invention.
McCarthv,
SlcCarthy,
McCarthy,
McCarthv,
McCarthy,
McCarthy,
McCarthy,
.Tuatin
Louis,
Louis,
Louis,
Louis,
Louis,
Louis,
.T., el at
Boston,
Boston,
Boston,
Boston,
Boston,
Boston,
. (See
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
McCarthy, Louis.
McCarthy,
McCarthv,
Louis,
, Louis,
Boston, Mass
Boston,
Boston,
Mass.
Mass.
Fox, Edward, assignor.)
Insulated rail-chair
Insulator
Trolley-wire insulator ..
Strain-insulator
Insulator
Trolley- wire support ...
Insulating-tiirnbuckle- .
Insulator
Insulator
No.
McCarthj-, Micheal, St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless boiler-furnace
McCarthy. Mitchell F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Suspension Arch Fire Proofing Company,
of Illinois. Fireproof strncturo
McCarthy. Mitchell F., Chicago. HI., assignor to Suspension Arch Fire Proofing Company, ]
of Illiubis. Fireproof building
McCarthy. Mitchell F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Suspension Arch Fire Proofing Company,)
of Illinois. Fireproof structure ji
McCarthy, Mitchell F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Suspension Arch Fire Proofing Company, |
of Illinois. CoHRtruction of fireproof floors, &.c
McCarthy, Mitchell F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Suspension Arch Fire Proofing Company,)
of Illinois. Fireproof floor, ceiling. &c ..(
McCarthy, Thomas, Boston, Mass. Desk 1
McCarthy, William J., Menominee, Mich. Whirligig
McCarty, Eugene J. (See McGee and McCarty.)
McCarty, Frank M., Shelby ville, Ind. Dental-engine mallet
McCarty, Harry C, Williamsport, Pa. Sealingcap for air-brake couplings
McCarty, Richard J., Eansas City, Mo. Steara-elevator
Ap.
McCarty, 'William F. M., Hagerstown, Md., asaignorto J. W. Fletcher, Boston, Mass.
paratus for creating a vacuum
McCaskey, George E.. Mattoon, 111. Smoke and gas consuming furnace
McCaskey, John L., Waynesborough, Pa., assignor to F. Frick. Electric program-clock..
McCaslin, Eugene P., TuUahoma, Tenn. Fire-alarm
Mef;aughan, Harper. (See McCaughan, William and H.)
McCaughan, William and H., Gulfport, Miss. Device for protecting riparian lands from
overflow
513,950
5n,(>21
518,071
.MH,37.1
520,r0(>
520,037
524. (-84
530,706
531,42;)
527,532
514,355
520,489
520,490
520,491
520,492
,')02.W9
517,228
515,126
529,290
528,966
McCauley, Andrew J., Circleville, Ohio. Lock-hinge .
McCansIand, William I., Dallas, Tex. Dish-cleaner ..
Date.
.Tan. 30
.\pr. 3
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
May 29
.June 5
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
May 29
May 29
May 29
May 29
.Tnly 10
Mai-. 27
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
.522,848 July 10
515,441 Feb. 27
531,002 Dec. 13
530,790 Dec. 11
514,767 Feb. 13
516,546 I Mar. 13
McCausland, William J., Philadelphia, Pa. Spindle for conical cop-tubes
McCawley, Martin, et al. (See Kiugsley, Alba T., assignor.)
McCawley. Martin, and A. T. King.sley, Millport, assignors of one-tbird to J. B. Rtanchfield,
Elmira, N. Y. Door-hanger track-rail, track-rail joint, and track-rail bracket
McCay, George A., Brooklyn, assitmor of one-third "to F. Leach, New York, N. Y. Lamp.
Mc(;ay. Jasper N. (See McCay, Marion and J. N.)
McCay, Marion and J. N., Phienix, Ariz. Ter. Irrigating-pump
McCay, William S..and L. V. Moulton, Grand Rapids, Mich.; said Moulton assignorto said
McCay. Sectional feed-roll
Mc'-Ihes'ney, Fannie. (See Lewis, Daniel W.. a.ssignor.)
McChesney, Martin H.. and J. G. Kunze, assignors to G. P. Bent, Chicago, 111. Piano . . .
McClanatban, Charles P., Oakham, Mass. Combined holder and support for tip-carts
McClanatl)an, CharlesP.. Oakham, Mass. Tip-cart-operating device
McClanatban. Loren B., St. Louis, Mo. Refrigerator
McClaren. William B. (See Foster. Stephen A., assignor.)
McClary, Frederick C, Hartford. Conn. Reversing tap-holder
McClary. Thomas D.. Washington, D. C. Apparatus for making mortar
McClave, Charles R. (See Schell, Absalom, assignor.)
McClave, William, Scranton, Pa. Grate for boiler or other fnmaces
McClave, William, Scranton, Pa. Boiler-furnace
510,103 Mar. 6
515,301 1 Feb. 20
McCleery, Thomas C., Exeter, Nebr. Quartz-mill
McCleery, Thomas C , Exeter. Nebr. Ore-concentrator .'....'.'...'.'.'.
Mc<Jlellan, Edward J., New York, N. Y. Milling-machine '.'.'.'.'.'.
McClellan, Edward J., New York, N. Y. Milling-machine '.'.......'..
McClellan, John A., Walnut Spiings, Tcx. Condenser and dripper for cofi'ee or tea pots"
McClellan, Stephen, San Marcos, Tex. Brace for boring holes, &c
McClelland. Rvron. (See Schneider and Bromley, assignors.)
McClelland, David H., Wa.shiugton. D C. Oil-purifier
McClelland, R'.bert E., Williamsville, 111. Powder-divider
McClelland, Robert W., assignor of one-half to J. L. Boehme, Valley Centre, Kans. Vehi-
cle spindle-nut
Mc(~)lerg, Reuben R., Roanoke. Ala. Railway cro.s8-tie [..[[[..[
ifcCliniont, John J., and P. Marron, Aspen, Colo. Freight-car !!'!!!!!.'!!!..
McClintock, AVilliam S., Camden, N. J. Detonating burglar-alarm
McCloskey. Charles C. Jr., assignor of one-half to W. S. Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio.
Telephone-directorv holder
McClofikev, Mo.se-i, Cocbranvdle, Pa. Paddle for propelling .small boats"!.... ....... .
McClo.skey, William, assignor of one-half to A. J. Green, Ersex, Canada. "Harvester""-
McCloskey, AVilliam, assignor of one-half to A. J. Green, Essex, Canada, Harvester!!!!'
McCloud. C. S. (See Walker and Moon, assignors.)
McCloud, Smith N., et al. (See Newhouse, John E., assignor.)
530,052 Nov. 27
518,531 i Apr. 17
527,707 I Oct. 10
523.290 July 17
527,533 ' Oct. 16
,513,132 Jan. 23
.524,787 Aug. 21
520,695 } May 29
.531,382 Dec. 25
521,507 ' June 19
i
520.291 : Nov. 13
529,292
512.208
.523.774
.525,792
.527,213
515.008
514,600
530.897
526,723
51.5,089
5I2,3!<7
5^21,036
516,215
515.921
514.489
517.654
1 517,655
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Jnlv 31
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
June 5
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
McClure, Albert E.. assignor to McCluro Manufacturing Company, Sedalia, Mo.
McClure, Albert E.. assignor to McClure Manufacturing Companv, Sedalia Mo
McClure, Albert E., a,ssiguor to McClure Manufacturing Company, Sedalia! Mo.
McClure, Albert E., assignor to McClure Miinufacturiug Company, .Sedalia, Mo. Buckle.
McClure, Albert E., assignor to McClure Manufacturing Companj-, Sedalia, Mo. Buckle.
Tinckle-
Buckle.
Monthly
volume.
Buckle.. 519,542 May 8
51il,.543 Mav 8
519,,544 Ma!y 8
! 519,545 May 8
519,546 May 8
o
bj
03
O
3681
335
1092
1038
2895
314
1222
1121
2373
1412
1621 I 407
2705
1884
1372
1259 304
1323
1342
655
470
1691 407
1931 I 485
'•'•"' : ) 317
1377 !n?i
(192
821
<193
(194
1155
286
2429
602
1010
<382
5 383
903
1433
1695
291
1192
1098
1099
07 1099
234
197-2
1238
915
816
1120
171!)
69 1197
67 I 378
793
193
2785
692
818
186
870
211
1696
426
1142
2,S5
1424
338
96
24
1823
460
1094
205
.501
119
788
184
296
857
70
219
69
69 1682
' 67 1476
J 09 j 915
[69 915
66 150
68 580
69 1490
69 .20
68 1 1228
66 219
67 1287
66 1616
60 1509
66 1032
406 98,99
408 I 99
"0=^'{26.5
1105
1107
205
2i;5
67
67
^67
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78
78
760
761
761
1108 ,[265
1110 i 266
>67 [ 701
67 i 761
214
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
McClure, Albert E., assignor to McClure Manufacturing Company, Sedalia, Mo. Buckle. .
McClure. Albert E., assignor to McClure Manufacturing Company, Sedalia, Mo. Buckle. .
McClure, Albert E., assignor to McClure Manufacturing Company, Sedalia, Mo. Buckle. .
McClure, Albert E., assignor to McClure Manufacturing Company, Sedalia, Mo. Buckle. .
McClure, Harry. (Seo Meeter and McClure.)
McClure, John H. (See Lamb and McClure.)
McClure Manufacturing Company. (See McClure, Albert E., assignor.)
McClure, William D. (See Meeter and McClure.)
McCollom, Edwin P., David City, Nebr. Penholder .'...
McCoUom, "William J., Swaledale, Iowa. Camera-sbutter
McCollough, John, Crawfordsville, Ind. Straw-stacker
McCollum, James C, assignor of two-thirds to A. H. Judson and C. W. Seamans, Long
Beach, Cal. Nailless horseshoe
McCollum, James C, assignor of two-thirds to A. H. Judson, Los Angeles, Cal., and C. K.
Judson, Chicago, 111. Pencil-sbarpener
McCombs, George F., Allegheny, Pa. Door- fastener
McCombs, George F., Allegheny , assignor to Hand Stitch Broom Sewing Machine Company,)
Pittsburg, Pa. Broom-corn-sizing machine '. . 5
McConnell, James H., Chicago, 111. Feather-dressing machine
McConnell, John R., et al. (See Bvistin, Robert, assignor.)
McConnell, Thomas G., Collinsville, HI. Measuring-pump
McConnell, William H., Nel.sonville, and F. A. Ray, Congo, Ohio. "Ventilating-fan
McConway, William. (See Buhoup, Harry C, assignor.)
McCook, Robert D. (See Earnist, Cyrus C, assignor.)
McCoole, Gabriel W., St. Louis, Mo. Clothes-pin
McCordy, Charles A., Fulton, N. Y. Annunciator
McCorkindale, Duncan L., Childs, Md. Joxirnal-head for rolls
McCormack, Daniel J. (See Carstens and McCormack.)
McCormack, Duncan, Park City, Utah Ter. Valve
McCormack, George B. (See Barton and McCoimack.)
McCormick, George T., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for melting gnow
McCormick, George T., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for melting snow
McCormick, James H., New Orleans, La. Machine for delin ting cotton-seed
McCormick, John H., New Orleans, La. Vending-machine for stamps and envelopes
McCormick, John T. , San Francisco, Cal. Union of transverse metal bars
McCormick, William H., assignor of one-half to H. A. Kinnie, Kalamazoo, Mich. Combina-
tion railway rail and joint
McCoubray, Thomas, New York, N. Y. Interior teleplione system
McCoubray , Thom,«s, New York, N. Y. Telephone-transmitter
McCoy, Byron O., Suisun City, Cal. Swinging gate
McCoy, Daniel, et al. (See Billings, George W., assignor.)
McCoy, Daniel, et al. (See Childs, Charles H., assignor.)
McCoy, John B. (See Davis, Frank E , assignor.)
McCoy, Patrick. (See Segade and O'Regan, assignors.)
McCoy, William A., Beman, Kans. Device for adjustably attaching weed-cntters to culti-
vator-standards
McCoy, William H., Los Angeles, Cal. Elevator
McCoy, William H., Miller's Falls, Mass.. and H. L. Pratt, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignors to
Miller's Falls Company, Miller's Falls, Mass. Spiral screw-driver and drill
McCracken, Edwin D., Alpine, assignor to Norwich Insulated Wire Company, Harrison,
N. J. Electrical conductor
McCracken, James E., near Bellefontaine, Ohio. Screening-machine
McCrea, Gilbert T., Brush Valley, Pa. Combined car and pipe-coupling
MoCready, James '!., et al. (See Alberger, Samuel F., assignor.)
MoCreary, C, et al. (See Evans, Morris, assignor.)
MoCreary, JohnL. and P. C, Lamar, Mo. Hay-loader
McCreary, Parker C. (See McCreary, John L. and P. C.)
McCredie, Arthur L., Sydney, New South Wales. Overhead switch
McCreery, Joseph, Detroit, Mich. House ventilation
McCreery, William A., and J. Taylor, Franklin, Ky. Shoe-cleaner
McCrossan, Thomas, Winnipeg, Canada. Washing-machine
McCue, Charles T. (See Llppy, David, assignor.)
McCui.stion, Andrew J. (See Roark, Calvin M., assignor.)
McCuUey, Ernest, Houston, Mo. Account-keeping device
McCulley, Phillip V., etal. (See Wood, OrlanT., assignor.)
McCulloch, Alfred H., Boston, Mass., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, of
Massachusetts. Electrical-connection cord
McCulloch, Charles A., and F. Welliver, Minneapolis, Minn. Draft-regulator for locomo-
tives •
McCulloch, James, Wolverhampton, England. Stand for supporting rock-drills
McCulloch, John W. (See Cornell and McCulloch.)
McCulloch, Robert, et al. (See Surtin, John H., assignor.)
McCullough, Elmer J., Milford, Mich. Fence-post
McCullough, .John L.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Breech-loading firearm
McCullough, John L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical firearm
McCullough, Samuel G., Sidney, Ohio. Folding chair
McCuUy, William F., et al. (See Smith, Harper F., assignor.)
McCurdy, .John B., Joplin, Mo. Combined surface condenser and feed-water heater
McDade, James. (See Rerdon, Patrick F., assignor.)
McDaniel, AlonzoB. (See Buckley, Edmond, assignor.)
McDauiel, Charles W. (See Badger, Franklin L., assignor.)
McDaniel. Oh.arles W., Lakeport, N. H., assignor to Economy Feed Water Heater Company,?
of New Hamp.ihire. Feed-water heater and purifier 5
McDaniel, John C. (See Davis and McDaniel.)
McDaniels, George W. (See Kirkpatrick, John A., assignor.)
McDannell, Otto C, et al. (See English, Carl S., assignor.)
McDermid, Julian M. (See Thompson, Thomas J., assignor.)
McDermott, Charles, assignor lo Steward & McDermott, New York, N. Y. Pile-driving
apparatus
McDermott, George, assignorof one-half to J. Malley, Philadelphia, Pa. Fastener for milk.
cans
McDennott, Henry, Norwich, Conn. Coiler for carding-machines, &c
No.
519,547
520,373
520,374
520,375
522,482
.520,696
529,400
527,803
521,037
517,761
527,619
512,587
521,862
527,500
516,708
527,708
517,056
512,388
514,682
519,613
513,049
528,677
517,551
516,506
527,214
513,715
531,054
520,697
529,401
524,343
520,119
512,619
513,410
512,515
521,0.'!8
530,707
516,443
526,194
522,999
515,151
513,365
520,656
514,490
514,491
517,656
518,421
.529,293
527,247
518,675
Date.
May 8
May 22
May 22
May 22
July 3
May 29
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
June 5
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
June 26
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
May 8
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
May 29
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
May 22
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
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June 5
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
July 17
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
May 29
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of paientecs — Coiitiuued.
215
Name, residence, and invention.
McDennott, John. (See Bamiim and McBcrniott.)
McDerniott, Srargaret. oxecntrix. (See Barnuni and McDermott.)
McDermut, Whitney B., Omaha, Nebr. Tajrholder
McDonald, Alpxander J., Chicago, assignor of one-fourth to "W. H. Foamer, La Grange, III.
Pneumatic iack '.
McDonald, Alexia C, Granit«, Mont. Amalgamator
McDonald, Angus. (Seo Dunning, Eli.sha, assignor.)
McDonald, Angus, assignor of two-thirds to H. Leitch, (^nincy. III. Draft-equalizer
McDonald, Donald Louisville, Ky. Gas holder and purifier ,
McDonald, Donald, Louisville, Ky. Stove for burning gas
McDonald. Donald, Louisville, Ky., assignor, by mesne assignments, to National Heat
and Power Construction Company, of Pennsylvania. Floor
McDonald, Duncan, North River, Cape North^ Canada. Anchor
McDonald, James E., Chicago, 111. Machine for folding circulars
No.
Date.
529,873 Nov. 27
McDonald, Jami-a R., assignor to National Folding and Enveloping Company, Chicago, 111.
Envelope-machine
McDonald, James S., Jr., Chicago, Dl. Detachable book-cover
McDonald, James S.. Chicago. III. Holder for manifold hooks and carbon-sheeta
McDonald, Joseph n.. New York. N. T. Apparatus for purifying water
McDonald, Madge, Washington, D. C. Paper doll
McDonald, ilarshall, Washington, D. C. Method of and means for separating granular
mixtures
McDonald, Peter. (See Empson and McDonald.)
McDon.ild. Samuel J., assignor, by mesne a.ssignments, to S. M. McDonald, Gallatin, Mo.
Doubletree for vehicles
McDonald, Su.san M. (See McDonald, Samuel J., assignor.)
McDonald, Thomas, Indianapolis, Ind. Oil-burner ,
McDonald, Thomas, Jr., Allegheny, Pa. Nut-lock
McDonel, Daniel A., assignor to Peninsular Broom Company, Detroit, Mich. Manufac-
tnring brooms
McDonel. Daniel A., assignor to Peninsular Broom Company, Detroit, Mich. Broom
McDonnell, Michael. New Bedford, Mass. Electric alarm-clock
McDonogh, James, San Francisco, Ca). Car-coupling
McDonough, Jo.sopli F., Providence, R. T. Car-fender
McDonough, Joseph H., and R. S. Williams, Irondale, Ala. Automatic railway-switch ...
McDonoutlh, Thomas M. (See Brooks and McDonough.)
MoDougald, John D. (See Diedrick, William H., assignor.)
McDougall, Alexander, et al. (See Dyer, Frank L., assignor.)
McDougall, Alexander, Duluth, Minn. Hawser and anchor- chain fair-leader
McDougall, Alexander, Duluth, Minn. TJnloadiug apparatus
McDougall, Alexander, Duluth, Minn. Apparatus for removing a.shes from fire-holds of
vessels
.')12,313 Jan. 9
.525,352 Sept. 4
529,294
518,114
525,665
530.959
511,788
513,435
514,199
."il.I.eH
522,227
517,552
515,090
513,521
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
July 3
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
525,994 Sept. 11
515,499 Feb. 27
519,196 May 1
McDougall. Alexander, Duluth, Minn. Apparatus for removing ashes from fire-holds of
vessels . .*
McDougall, Alexander, Duluth, Minn., assignor to American Steel Barge Company, New
York. N. Y., and West Superior. Wis. Dead-light
McDougall. Alexander. Duluth. Minn., assignor to American Steel Barge Company, New
York, N.'Y., and West Superior. Wis. Ship's hatch
McDougall, Alexander. Duluth. Minn., assi gnor to American Steel Barge Company, New
York, N. Y., aud West Superior, Wis. Vessel
McDnngall, Alexander, Duluth. Minn., assignor to American Steel Barge Company, New
York, N. Y., and West Superior, Wis. Steam freight and passenger vessel
McDougall, Angus, assignor to L. E. Lewis, Boston, Mass. Combination screw-driver,
auger, and eounter.sink
McDongall, Hush, Brooklvn. N. Y. Device for securing eyeglasses
McDougall, William C. Cheboygan, Mich. Necktie-fastener
McDowell, Alexander, Lynn. Mass. Heel-cutter
McDowell, Robert G., Ishpeiniug, Mich. Tripod -leg
McDowell. W'lliam L., Lower Merion, Pa. Open fireplace-grate
McEachron, Charles E., Hal. (See Cortriglit. Moses I., assignor.)
McElfresh, Francis E., New Cnmherland. assignor to Standish Clay Manufacturing Com-
pany, New Cumberland and Pitt.sbnrg, P.a. Truck for handling sewer-pipe
McElfresh, Frank P., Kimballton, Iowa. Boat-propeller
McElhiney, William A., Baxter Springs. Kans. Measuring- vessel
531,055
531,056
528,678
530,708
524,503
513,716
512,209
523,940
530,850
530,851
513,522
513,523
513,524
529,295
524.906 i
529,402 i
529.934
518,043
530,443
514,269
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
July 31
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
McElrath, James J. B., Centre, Ala. Dating and stanip-canceling machine ,
McElroy, Daniel S., New York, N. Y. Mechanical doll
McElroy, James F., Albany, N. Y. Hot-water-circulatiug apparatus ,
McElroy, .Tames F., Lansing. Mich. System of electrical distribution
McElroy, .Tames F., Albany, N. Y.,assignortoConsolidate<lCarHeatingCompany, Wheel-J
ins, W. Va. Temperature-regulator for fruit-cars (
McElrov, James F., Albany, N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car-Heating Company, Wheel-i
ing, W. Va. System for warming fruit-cars " <
McElroy, .Tames F., Albany, N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car- Heating Company, Wheel-!
\ne. W. Va. Electric switch . .' '. j
McElroy, .Tames F. , Albany, N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car-Heating Company, Wheel-
ing. W. Va. Steam-pressure gage T
McElroy, .Tames F., Albany, N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car-Heating Company, Wheel-
ing. W. Va. HeatTCgulator
McElroy. James F., Albany, N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car Heating Company, Wheel-
ine, W. Va. Dynamo-electric machine
McElroy, .Limes F.. Albany, N. Y.. assignor to Consolidated Car Heating Company, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. Electrical-current director
McElrov, .Tames F.. Albany. N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car Heating Company, Wheel-
inc. W. Va. Steam-turbine d\Tiamo
McElroy..TamesF., Lansing. Mich., assignor to Consolidated Car Heating Conip!iny,Wheel-
in^'. W. Va. Apparatus for heating cars ".
McElroy, .Tames F., assignor to Consolidated Car-Heating Company. Albany, N. Y. Ro-
tary engine '. I
McElroy, Stephen D., New York, N. T. Collar and atiffener therefor
j .528,011 Oct. 23
518,072 I Apr. 10
512,837 ! Jan, 16
520,698
525,716 i
513,0.50
525,769
514,864
I
510,3,56 I
!
519,.338 :
!
519,921 j
520,893 I
.525,353
Monthly
volume.
525,354
525,390 !
523,588 \
.525,793 ;
513,337 I
May
29
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
11
10
11
Feb.
13
Mar.
13
May
8
May
15
June
5
Sept.
4
Sept.
4
Sept.
4
July
24
Sept.
Jan.
11
23
2390
961
51
1381
1165
579
1534
72
2811
378
3470
224
1824
2512
460
1704
1705
285
1123
926
3328
796
3095
1351
1353
2993
2995
2996
1382
1595
1587
2486
10.53
631
506
,572
235
14
332
292
138
363
18
(689
<690
(691
90,91
855
21
51
460
737
26 r
622
112
405
405
69
273
229
822
193
770
323
323
738
738
332
390 i
377
599
267
157
125
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Gazette.
2248 543
1094 276
443
69 1132
66 , 194
68 1 1160
916
229
1258
1525
16
631
925
66 ; 787
68 18
67 I 44
66 I 1228
66 698
1377
1369
626
1556
1556
697
1434
?48
7G0
151
639
' 1476
1
' 1476
66 699
66 j 700
69 916
68 ' 982
69
69
67
69
66
1149
209
1331
948
C9
67
460
216
1870
3063
C89
2219
777
1475
1015
731
1716
257
52
53
121
2447
819
2668
1 742 ; 5
[66 1 381
67 1165
].-;9
5.32
It-O
C370
) 371
08
66
08
66
1290
445
1306
1150
(240
J 241
(179
il80
66
;67
1659
693
421
07
886
61
67
1244
15
68
1161
15
68
1161
31 1
68
1172
613
68 .
503
187
647 ,
68
66
1314
603
216
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
I^ame, residence, and invention.
No. Date.
MoElvain, Georjie H., et al. (See Rawles, John, assignor.)
McElwain, "William H. (See Hammaratrom, Andrew E., assignor.)
McEnally. .JosepliB., Clearfield, Pa. Paper-file
McEvoy, Bernard, Toronto, Canada. Diainfectins apparatus
McEvoy, Edward J., New York, N. Y. Cut-out block
McEvoy, Edward J. , New York, N. Y. Circuit-controller
McEvoy, Edward J., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to 'Williara Cramp & Son's
Ship and Engine Building Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Circuit-controller .
McEvoy, Joseph H., Waterbury, assignor to Ansonia Electric Company, Ansouia, Conn.
Annunciator
McEvoy, Jo.^eph H., Waterbury, assignor to Ansonia Electric Company, Ansonia, Conn.
Electric bell
McEwen, James H. (See Beetrup, Jnlius, assignor.)
McFadyen, Agnes, Lincoln, Nebr. Heating and ventilating apparatus for buildings
McFall, David H. (See Horr and McEall.)
McFalls, David H., Ellensburg. Wash. Carpet stretcher and tacker
McF.arland, James M., Colton, Cal. Ore stamp-mill
McFarland, John, and G. H. Reid, Cleveland, Ohio. Coin-controlled card-exhibiting ma-
chine
■VTcFarlaue, James, Glassow, ScotLand. Toy velocipede
McFarlane. .Tames, and W. B. Edgar, Glasgow, Scotland. Incandescent-lamp socket
McGahan, Fred L., Indianapolis. Ind. Electric-arc lamp
McGahan, Frederick L., St. Louis, Mo. Smoke catcher and separator
McGabey, Calvert K., Elkton, Va. Centrifugal speed-governor
McGahey, Calvert E.. Elkton, Va. Corner-brace
McGahey, Kicliard, Walla Walla, Wash. Mower
McGarry, John A. (See Darby, Henrv E., assignor.)
McCiee, Beniamin A., et al. (See Phillips, Thomas E., assignor.)
McGee, Charlotte A., Jackson, Mich. Corset
Mc(jree, Edwin M. , Carleton, Nebr. Pump
McGee, .loshua H. (See Carman, Isaac L., assignor.)
McGee, Thomas F., and E. J. McCarty, Clinton. Mass. Clutch-coupling
McGee, Van N., and M.W. Mansfield, Indianapolis, Ind. Crossing-frog for railway-tracks
McGehe, William J., Bushnell, 111. Portable drilling-machine
McGennis, William E., Scranton, Pa. Emery-wheel attachment
McGeorge, James, Cleveland. Ohio. Gas-engine
McGhee, Charles. (See McGhee. James and C.)
McGhee, James and C, Sandy Valley, assignors of one-third to D. Fleming, Delancey,
Pa. Switch- working mechanism
McGibben, John N. (See Francis, Edward R., assignor.)
Mc(Jiehan, Isaac S., New York, N. Y. Postal scale
McGill, Archibald D., Conrtland, Miss. Draining device
McCrill, George W., New York, N. Y. Metallic fastener
Mc(jrill, (3eorge W., New York, N. Y. Metallic fastener
Mc(?ill, George W., New York, N. Y. Metal-capping head
McGilvray, Charles F., assignor of one-half to Kobbins & Myers Co., Springfield, Ohio.
Molding- table
McGinnis, George R., Cisco, assignor to F. and T. B. Williams, Monticello, HI. Check-
row corn-planter
McGinnis, John A. . Wheeling, W. Va. Bicycle-support
McGovern, Bernard, Boston, Mass. Clutch
McGowan, George, et al. (See Smith, Harper F., assignor.)
McGowan, James F. (See Davis and McGowan.)
Mcfjowan, John H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Water-ejector
Mc(jrrady, Edward, Stoneham. Mass. Dry gas-meter
Mctrrady, .Tohn H. (See Swift, William H., assignor.)
McGratb, Catherine A., et al., executors. (See Buehler, Rudolph R., assignor.) •
McGrath, Daniel. (See Hogan and McGrath.)
McGrath, Louis J., et al., executors. (See Buehler, Rudolph R., assignor.)
McGrath, Timothy W., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Educational Toy Company, of Con-
necticut. Reading-case
McGrath, William A., et al. (See Heaton, John S., assignor.)
McGrath , William .1., Cleveland. Ohio. Office furniture
McGiraw, Williara T., Detroit, Mich. Cash register, indicator, and recorder
McGraw, William T., Detroit, Mich. Cash register and indicator
McGregor, Nelson H., assignor of one-half to C. Wheeler, Milwaukee, Wis. Fish-line reel.
McGregor, Nelson H., assignor of one-half to C. Wheeler, Milwaukee, Wis. Fish-line
reel - -
McGregor, Rob Roy, G. W. and W. A. Waddington, Bloomington, HI. Steam and hot-)
wa ter boiler j
McGrew, Finley B. (See Moore and McGrew.)
McGriff, John N., Anderson, Ind. Suspender-buckle
McGuire, Elwood W., Richmond, Ind. Adjustable .journal-bearing
McGnire, Elwood W., Richmond, Ind. Lawn-clipper
T^TcGuire, Henry, Memphis, Mich. Hopnle
McCJuire, John, St. Paul, Minn. Artificial leg
Mc(5uire, Patrick J. , New York, N. Y. Metal pipe connection
McGuire, William A., and M. G. Hubbard, Jr., Chicago, HI. Railway-truck
McHargue, Lee. (See Gilpin and McHargue.)
McHarry, William A., Eureka Springs. Ark. Barrack
McHenry, David B., Grenada, Miss. Fire-ladder
McHenry, David B., Grenada, Miss. Suspension-bridge
McHenry, David B., Grenada, Miss. Panel-chair
McHenry, James W., assignor of one-half to W. S. Ritchie, Aspen, Colo. Horse-hitching
di
McHenry, John M. , Lincolnville, Kans. Vehicle-seat
McHugb, Bernard, Ottawa, Canada. Device for cutting cards with beveled edges for pho-
tograph-mounts ■
McHugh, .Tohn F., et al. (See MuUaney, Patrick J., assignor.)
McHugh, Timothy J. (See Calkins, James H., assignor.)
Mcllhenny, John. (See Curle.y, Thomas, assignor.)
Mcllhenny, Richard J., Wilmington, N. C. Packing
529,296
.513,411
514,018
524,808
5U,019
513,592
513,593
527,804
512,659
527,620
.')19.002
513,815
513,951
51 6, .574
51.5,528
527,443
528.679
519,197
512,838
598,378
528,012
528,7^6
520, U8
523,367
Nov. 13
.Tan. 23
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
May 1
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
May 1
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
May 22
July 24
525,857 Sept. 11
531,270
518,725
.528,888
512,620
512,621
512,622
516,610
522.381
513,243
512,736
519,728
524,859
523,676
517,122
518,267
519,922
520,607
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
July 3
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
May 15
Aug. 21
July 31
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
May 15
May 29
522,079 i June 20
514,376 Feb. 6
530,960
514,331
523.299
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
July 17
518,044 i Apr. 10
521,446 June 12
514,768
531,208
522,120
512,052
524,486
527,709
520,608
517,526
524,726
516,547
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Juno 26
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Oct. 16
May 29
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Monthly
volume.
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2783
66
1435
67
3111
1542
1549
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3682
1391
2564
1257
286
460
1871
2880
2250
468
2056
2065
949
1472
1473
1475
1450
353
2524
1663
1413
1526
2609
2332
1435
1718
2896
2363
673
1535
on
1830
1055
1241
1324
1989
2429
536
900
1694
179
1303
333
16
351
17
765
765
446
370
375
25
855
906
331
635
309
69
113
443
543
115
503
519
213
504
558
160
355
356
356
343
90,91
608
399
341
373
650
549
359
422
700
569
C170
{171
363
l.-i5
461
267
293
330
C472
1473
583
126
222
408
700
40
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Gazette.
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[69 ! 1607
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68 843
69 342
67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
217
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aud iuvention.
Mcllveen. James H., Fairfield, Tex. Portable dairy
Mcllvrid, William, aasianor to A. A. GrifBng Iron Company, Jersey City, N. J. Pipe-hanger.
Mcllvried, James II., Kansas City, Mo. Roekiuji-cbair
Mcllvried. James R., Kansas City, Mo. Rockiug-cliair
Mclnnis. Jolin D.. et. al. (See Pajre. Charles W. and O. P., assijrnors.)
Mclnto.'ih, John H., Sr.. ClieLsea, Mich. Combined wood-box, kindling and ash receptacle.
Mcintosh, William, Winona, Minn. Blow-oil' cock
McIntjTe. Byron F., assignor to J. A. Riley, East Orange, N. J. Condensing and preserv-
ing milk
Mcluty re, David A., Newark, N. J. Check or voucher book
McTntyre, Frank, Brooklyn, assignor to Eagle Pencil Company, New York, N. T. Pencil-
.sharpener
Mclntyre, George P.. Chicago, 111. Mailing-tube
Mclntyre, James and J. G., Detroit, Mich. Scaffold and scafFold-clamp
Mclntyre, Johu G. (See Mclntyre, James and J. G.)
Mclntyre, Royal W., and G. A.'H. Spragne, Redlands, Cal. Lubricator
McKain, Arthur A., and W. Seburn, Indianapolis, Ind. Pneumatic straw-stacker
McKay, Andrew B.. London. Canada. Vehicle-tongue
McKay & Copeland Lastins Machine Company. (See Brock, Matthias, assignor.)
McKay, Daniel J., et al. (See Henderson, David, assignor.)
McKay, David. (See Barr and McKay.)
McKay, Frederick S., ITatley, Canada! Clothes-line
McKay, Henry S., Boston, Mass. Electric mechanism for giving reciprocating motion . . .
McKay, Henry S., Boston. Mass. Magnetic engine for reciprocating tools
McKay, John E., New York, N. Y. Crematory for burning garbage and other refuse
McKay, John E., and A. G. Delanoy, New York, N. Y. Garbage-crematory
No.
519,866
.'■>24.fi03
510.518
516,549
51.'>.35:i
529,133
Date.
523,677
323,000
518,f53
.524, 8C0
529,745
518,823
518,620
515 407
May
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Nov.
July
Jul'y
Apr.
Aug.
Nov.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Monthly
volume.
515,354
519,869
51!). 870
530, (i23
Feb.
May
May
Dec.
517,288 ! Mar. 27
McKay, Neil, Paterson, N. J., assignor to C. H. Otis, Brooklyn, N. Y. Centrifugal snow-)
wheel 5
McKean, Albert P., Snnbury, Pa. Compo.sition of matter and making same
McKean, William S., Newark, N. J. Editor's or reporter's ready copy-paper tablet
McKee, Arthur G., State College, Pa. Pedal-governor for electric motors
McKee, D.ivid D., Ander.son, Ind. Photogiaphic embossing-press
McKee, David R., trustee. (SeeYoung, Tapley W., assignor.)
McKee, Harry H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Switch-operating device
McKee, Henrv B., Brooklvn, N. Y. Tail-board catch for dumping vehicles
McKee, Russell W., Clifton, N. J. Car-brake
McKee, Wood. (See Ashley, Frank M., assignor.)
MoKellar, <Tohn. San Francisco, Cal. Steam-trap
McKellar, Peter, Fort William, Canada. Machine for pulverizing rock
McKelvey, Stewart D., Canton, Ohio. Magneto-telephone
McKelvey, Stewart D., Canton, Ohio. Apparatus for collecting, concentrating, and dis-
tributing sounds
McKelvey, .Stewart D., assignor of one-third to J. A. Linville, Canton, Ohio. Telephone ..
McKelvey, Stewart D., assignor of one-third to J. A. Linville, Canton, Ohio. Magneto-tele-
phone.. '.
McKelvey. Stewart D., assignor of one-third to J. A. Linville, Canton, Ohio. Phonograph.
McKelvey, Stewart D., assignor of one-third to J. A. Linville, Canton, Ohio. Apparatus
for collecting, concentrating, and distributing sounds
McKelvey, AVilliani J. (See Raphael. Robert, assignor.)
McKenna, Edward W., Milwaukee, Wis. Renewing old steel rails
McKenzie, Andrew. Providence. R. I. Tuning-key for musical Instruments
McKenzie, Donald, Cleveland, Ohio. Flour-sifter.
McKenzie, Dougal J., and W. Martin, Chicago. 111. Furnace
McKenzie, George A., and A. T. Brock, West Bay City, Mich. Bicycle speed-gearing
McKenzie, George A., assignor to J. B. Kanouse, West Bay City, Mich. Stop-hinge
McKenzie, George W., Boston, Mass. Weeding implement
McKenzie, Peter, Ottawa, Canada. Frame or casing for window sashes or blinds
McKenzie, William M., New York, N. Y. Fish-trap
McKenzie, William V.. Rahway, N. J. Can-holder
529,042
,523,678
515.605
i 520,072
j 514,603
523,.543
! .523.171
531,550
Nov. 13
.522,268
52(i,788
517,764
531,554
517,762
517,763
519,614
July
Feli.
May
Feb.
July
July
Dec.
July
Oct.
Apr.
Dec.
Apr.
Apr.
Maj'
526,046 I Sept. 18
McKeown, Joseph B., Cleveland, Ohio. Electric-arc lamp
McKeown, Joseph B., Cleveland, Ohio. Electric-arc lamp. (Reissue)
McKercher, Alphonse C, assignor to A. Gauthier, Montreal, Canada. Candelabrum
McKerlie, Alexander, Hamilton, Canada. Device for prevention of accidents on street-cars,
&c
McKerron, John A. (See Clawson and McKerron.)
McKerrow, .James M. (See Hay. Francis M., a.ssignor.)
McKim, David R., Martin's Ferry, Ohio. Packing for pipe-couplings
McKim, George W., assignor uf one-half to H. Floto, Martin's Ferry, Ohio.
vessel
522,228
528,013
519,003
524,392
512,479
528,258
520.212
528,733
530,444
528,2.59
I 519,045
11,433
518,650
July
Oct.
May
Aug.
Jan.
Oct.
May
Nov.
Dec.
Oct.
May
July
Apr.
583
14 1083
13 1345
1345
2283
1093
2611
1422
2446
1528
2174
2405
2043
2372
2284
1640
1642
977
2607
941
2616
2684
1978
1055
2376
1732
2597
166
139
587
2607
583
585
1218
1259
91
2251
106
751
1265
2680
2242
364
632
30 ' 2681
1 173
31 3138
24 2097
525,055 Aug. 28
Measuring-
McKim, John L. (See Bennum and McKim.)
McKinley, Jndson, assignor to S. A. McKinley, Liverpool, N. T. Mercantile check and
advertising book
McKinley, Sarah A. (See McKinley, Judson, a-ssi^nor.)
McKinney, Henry E.. Libert.v Centre, Iowa. Folding egg-case
McKinnon, Duncan T. H. (See Little, Orton C, assismor.)
McKinnon, Martin. Maxton. N. C. Antirattler for thill-couplings
McKinnon, Neil, Newport, R. I. Blind-hinge
McKnight, Thomas R., Aurora, HI., assignor to Western 'Vrheeled Scraper Company, of
Illinois. Road-scraper
McKnight, Thomas R., Aurora, 111., assignor to Western Wheeled Scraper Company, of
Illinois. Road-scraper
McKnight, Thomas R., assignor to Western AYheeled Scraper Company, Aurora, HI.?
Wheeled scraper ^
McLachlan, Duncan. Groton, N. Y. Roll-paper cutter
McLane, Jared B., North Reading. Mass. Metal-punching machine
McLane, Reed. Kissimmee. Fla. Saw attachment
McLaren, Daniel R., Hinckley, Minn. Sleigh
McLaren, James, etal. (SeoStaik. .Tames M.. assiLTjor.)
McLaren, .Tohn R., Jr., assignor to S. R. McLaren, Burlington, Vt. Extension-ladder
McLaren. Sarah B. (See MrLaren. .John R., .Jr.. a.ssiirnori)
McLanchlin, John C, Port Huron, Mich. Softening fibrous sheets
516,216
514,377
i
513,436
529,403
52?,338
530,709
518,268
518,269
529,564
518.422
524.691
526.255
512,259
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Nov.
Oct.
Dec.
789
675
2817
1588
2814
1124
Apr. 17 I 1438
Apr.
Nov.
Apr.
Ang.
Sept.
Jan.
514,020 Feb.
511,789 Jan.
142
267
321
321
566
261
650
355
606
373
518
595
508
588
667
485
264
596
434
622
44
47
144
624
144
144
C293
I 294
291
21
543
26
183
304
646
546
89
(157
1158
646
41
7d2
523
1888 ! 462
184
171
692
378
680
273
359
Ofticial
Gazette.
67
68
66
66
566
399
399
240
C611
J 612
C222 !
) 223 5
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69
68
67
68
69
67
67
66
1440
360
1885
C448 '
H49
1710
426
1232
301
1022
381
870
210
69
17 i
73
1
67
67
69
66
69
68
66
67
66
68
68
69
68
69
67
67
67
t67
69
67
69
67
^69
69
67
68
67
68
66
66
69
67
67
I 69
67
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08
06
60
295
296
1028
346
904
1472
164
867
17
218
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Contiiiued.
Name, residence, and invention.
McLaugbiin, James F., Philadelphia, Pa.
McLaughlin, James P., Philadelphia, Pa.
McLauJrhlin, James F., Philadelphia, Pa.
McLaughlin, James F., Philadelphia, Pa.
McLaughlin, James F., Philadelphia, Pa.
McLaughlin, James F., Philadelphia, Pa.
McLaughen, George W., and W. L. Gallant, assignors of one-third to T. C. Pegram, Gas-
touia, N. C. Burglar-alarm -
McLaughlin, Charles L (See Dodge, Edward W., assignor.)
McLaughlin, E. J., et al. (See Smith, Orison M., assignor.)
McLaughlin, Edward H., Parsons, Kans. Engineer's seat
McLaughlin, Frank, Oroville, Cal. Elevatiug device lor bottles
McLaughlin, George M., and C. E. Cooley, "Westport, Mo. "Wagon-brate
McLaughlin, George T. (See Hammond, Robert A., assignor.)
McLaughlin, James, assignor of one-half to K. G. Franklin, Michigan City, Ind. Auto-i
matic gate for elevators ;
McLaughlin, James E., San Francisco, Cal. Kefrigerating-machine '
McLaughlin, James F., Philadelphia, Pa. Push-button
Electric-lamplighter
Electric soldering- tool
Multiple safety cut-out
Closed-conduit electric railway
Closed-conduit electric railway
Closed-conduit electric railway
McLaughlin, .Tames F., assignor to J. W. Difenderfer, Philadelphia, and T. H. Gehly, York,
Pa. Electric switch
McLaughlin, Mary L., Cincinnati, Ohio. Becorating pottery
McLauthlin, George T. (See Naylor, James, Jr., assignor.)'
McLauthlin, George T., Boston, Mass. Creamery apparatus
McLauthlin, George T., and J. Naylor, Jr., Boston, Mass.; said Naylor assignor to said
McLauthlin. Automatic fire-extinguisher
McLauthlin, George T., Boston, M. W.E. Brunkhorst, Somerville, and M. B. McLauthlin,]
Maiden, Mass.; said Brunkhorst and M.B. McLauthlin assignors to said G. T. McLauth-
lin. Kail way-car elevator '
McLauthlin, !^artin B. (See McLauthlin. Brunkhorst, and McLauthlin.)
McLean, Arthur, assignor of one-third to W. G. McLean, Ansonia, Conn. Extension elec-
tric chandelier
Mcl-ean, H. A. (See Joslin, William H., assignor.)
McLean, Peter H., Jamestown, N. D. Combined thill-support and antirattler
McLean, "William G. (See McLean, Arthur, assignor.)
McLean, "William S., Saginaw, Mich. Apparatus for heating air for inhalers ,
McLean, "William S., Saginaw, Mich. Apparatus for heating and medicating compressed
air.
McLellan, John T., Bozeman, Mont. Automatic exhaust-nozzle
McLellan, "William C. (See Hackworth and McLellan.)
McLenathan, Harvey H., Erving, Mass. Extension-shelf
McLeod, Donald N., South Lancaster, Mass. Fire-escape
McLeod, .James R., Calgary, Canada. Bridle
McLeod, Joseph N., Brooklyn, N. Y. Magneto-electric machine
McLeod, Rod. (See Kendr, "William F., assignor.)
McLewee, AnnaM. (See Milliken, John A., assignor.)
McLoughiin Brothers. (See Smith. Eleanor M., assignor.)
McLoughlin, John. (See Fearn, "William R., assignor.)
MoLoughlin, John, Boston, Mass. Heater
McMahan, Constantine, and A. M. Southard, Denver, Colo. Conveyer
McMahon, John J., Toledo, Ohio. Means for grading streets or road-beds
McMahon, Michael P., and T. F. Carver, "Worcester, Mass.; said Carver assignor to said
McMahon. Clutch
McMahon, Patrick J., Tangipahoa, La., assignor to Standard Fireless Company, Chicago,
111. Apparatus for making anhydrous ammonia
McMahon, Patrick J., Tangipahoa, La., assignor to Standard Fireless Company, Chicago,?
111. Ammoniacal gas-motor y
McMahon, "William, Rah way , N. J. Dumping-boat
McMahon, "\Tilliam, Rahway, N. J. Dumping-oar
McMalion, "William. Rahway, N. J. Dumping-car
McManis, Charles R., Keokuk, Iowa. Safety railway-car
McManus, John J,, San Francisco, Cal. Gage for rules
McManus, William T., Baltimore, Md. Car-fender
McMaster, Alonzo D., et al. (See Pack, John F., assignor.)
McMaster, Joseph M., Rochester, N. Y. Wheel
McMaster, William B., Leavenworth, Kans. Nut-lock washer
McMasters, David C. (See Wallace, William, assignor.)
McMasters. William P., Munhall, Pa. Miner's lamp -
McMillan, George W., Hurleton, Cal. Hook
McMillan, Hugh. (See Wilkes, Gilbert, assignor.)
McMillan, James, Chicago, 111. Steam-boiler furnace
No.
518,532
516,314
522,693
519,729
518,374
519,730
521,808
521.809
52i;914
527,501
527,873
527,874
528,379
528,014
526,669
514,021
515,938
524,344
517,009
527,710
514,022
514,956
528,549
523,67S
519,615
518,423
530,235
522,850
513,9.52
524,028
520,447
525,858
525,859
525,794
530,198
530,199
518,854
51.5,550
518,115
521,570
523,00]
519,616
516,897
519,267
McMillan, John L., Ilion, N. Y. Method of and machine for justifying type i 521,039
525,467
512,260
524.071
512,389
McMillin, Harry, Allegheny, Pa. Furnace-pipe
McMonagle, Timothy, Port Huron, Mich. Milking-stool
McMullan, Archibald, TuUydoey, Ireland. Rotary churn
McMullan, Jesse P., Decatur, Miss. Automatic car-coupling
McMuUen, Hugh A. (See Turner and McMuUen.)
McMullen, Peter, assignor of one-half to M. Callahan, Buffalo, N. Y. Car-brake
McMurray, F. J (See Campbell, George W., assignor.)
McMurrin, Joseph, Shoshone, Idaho. Spark-arrester
McMurrin, Joseph, Shoshone, Idaho. Hand-car
McMurrin, Joseph, Shoshone, Idaho. Water-elevator
McMurrin, Joseph, Sho.sbone, Idaho. Track-jack
McMurtry, George G., Allegheny. Pa., assignor to Apollo Iron and Steel Company, Pitts-
burg, Pa. Galvanizing a]>paratu8
McMurtry, George G., Allegheny, and L. G. Stitt, Kiskiminetas, assignors to Apollo Iron
and Steel Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Rolling-mill
McMyler Manufacturing Company. (See Hulett, George H., assignor.)
McNab, Robert, Paterson, N. J. Adjustable safety clothes-line support
McNab, Robert, Paterson, N. J. Shutter-fastener
528,302
525.229
525,919
.'528,015
529,935
530,491
526,195
515,355
526,729
Monthly
volume.
M
Pi
CO
a
Apr.
17
1900
470
Mar.
13
941
221
July
10
884
218
May
15
1415
341
Apr.
17
1640
f404
May
15
1417
342
June 26
1877
449
June 26
1879
449
June 26
2064
496
Oct.
16
1354
331
Oct.
23
1980
476
Oct.
23
1983
477
Oct.
30
2881
698
Oct.
23
2252
544
Sept.
25
2349
j
Feb.
6
71
17,18
Mar.
6
320
76
Aug.
14
665
C162
ll63
Mar.
20
2115
500
Oct.
16
1695
408
Feb.
6
72
18
Feb.
20
1622
407
Nov.
6
44
12
July
31
2617
651
May
8
1227
295
Apr.
17
1711
426
Dec.
4
285
70
July
10
1157
287
Jan.
30
3683
90fi
Aug.
7
100
21
May
29
2624
635
Sept.
11
952
214
Sept.
11
957
(214
)215
Sept.
11
820
187
Dec.
4
213
53
Dec.
4
215
54
Apr.
24
2447
606
Feb.
27
2601
644
! Apr.
10
1166
293
June
19
1465
343
July
17
1123
355
May
8
1229
295
Mar.
20
1929
455
May
1
584
<142 i
I 143 i
(120 j
June
5
505
Sl21 i
(122
Sept.
4
256
62
Jan.
2
871
210 !
Aug.
7
171
39
Jan.
9
1097
265
Oct.
30
2755
( 665
J 666
Aug.
28
2182
533
Sept.
11
1049
238
Oct.
23
2255
544
Nov.
27
2487
600
Dec.
4
737
180
Sept.
18
1521
356
Feb.
27
2286
(566
)567
Oct.
2
97
24
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Gazette.
67
66
69
69
550
67 I 782
67 346
69 1267
66
67
■67
1103
1354
461
68
69
09 1149
60
1349
1452
1327
21
UNITED STATES PATENT OPIFICE, 1894.
219
Alphabetical list of patcntven — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Mclfabb, James C. Montreal, Canada. Stop-cock for air-brake systems
McXalley, Slicheal, St. Louis. Mo. Ecraseur
McXally", Frank C, Kansa.s Citv, Mo. Smoke-consuming locomotive
McXamara, Daniel L., Kansas City, Mo. Automatic railway-crossing
McXamara, James. Seattle, Wash. Centering for tunnels
McNamire. Millanl F., Bolivar, N. T. Potato-digger
McXanghton, Eliza E., Phoenix, N. Y. Bubble-game apparatus
McXaugliton, Eliza E., Phoenix, N. T. Composition for blowing soap-bubbles
McNaughton, Eliza E., Phrenix, N. Y. Game-table for soap-bubbles
McNaugliton, James, Waukesha, Wis. Water-service svsteni for railway-trains
McNaughton, James, Waukesha, Wis., assignor to J. S. Leslie, Paterson, N. J. Locomo-
tive fire-kin('liug apparatus
McJfeil, Catharine, San Francisco, Cal. Necktie-fastener
McNeil, Murdock, Linden, and K. Kolilhopp, assignors of one-third to M. L. Gate, Boston,
Maas. Safety-valve
McNeil, Peter C, et al. (See Johnson, George P., assignor.)
McNeill. Orlo W., Ackworth, Iowa. Folding egg-crate
McNeill-Tinder Electric Company. (See McNeill and Tinder, assignors )
McNeill, William, Chicago, 111., and J. H. Tinder, assignors to McNeill-Tinder Electric
(iompany, Winchester, Ky. Registering mechanism for electric-light circuits
McNulta, Herbert, Bloomington, ]11. Rheostat
McNnlty, Michael, Norton, Va. Car-brake
McNntt, John C, et al. (See Dobbins. Douglas, assignor.)
McNutt. John F. (See Winfield and McNutt. )
McPhail, Hugh, assignor of two-thirds to E. and C. H. Simpson, Wakefield, England. Ap-
paratus for generating steam
McPhail, Minnie, and F. Kopicke, Taunton, Minn. Car-coupling
McPhee. Colin C, .and I. E. Brock, Chatham. Canada. Chair-cot
McPherson, Daniel, Caledonia, N. Y. Grain-binder
McPherson, Henry, assignor of one-fourth to C. V. Collins, Troy, N. Y. Sand-box for cars-
No.
523.0S1
529,936
.'>31,5,i,T
512,390
.521,767
526,81)8
519,770
519,923
,529.043
525.025
McPherson, Horace, Crete, 111. Corn cutting and shocking machine.
McPherson, Horace, Crete, 111. Corn-shock loader
515,009
519,477
525,963
524,7^27
526,579
516,217
52:J,775
516,060
526,632
523.903
521,508
512,480
512,314
: 528,734
McPherson, WUliam, New York, N, Y. Dovetailing-machine i 518,824
527,215
HcRae, Alexander E,, assignor toF. N. 0. McRae, Chicago, HI. Freight-barge
McEae, Austin L. (See Gilstrap. James W. and W. D., assignors.)
McRae, Florence N. O. (See McKae, Alexander K., assignor,)
McTamraany, John, Spencer, Mass. Voting-machine
McTear, George, Belfa.st, Ireland. Vegetable-fiber roofing
McTighe, Thomas J., andS. W. ChUds, New York, N. Y. Trolley-wire hanger
McTighe, Thomas J., assignor by mesne assignments, to F. K. Fitch, New York, N. Y.
Trolley-wire hanger
McTighe, Thomas J., as.signor, by mesne assignments, to F. K. Fitch, New York, N. Y.
Electric-railway pole- ratchet
McTighe, Thomas J., and S. W. Childs. assignor.s, by mesne assignments, to P. K. Fitch,
New York, N. Y. Trolley-wire circuit-breaker
McTumer, tlohn, W. J. Boren, and S, H. Turner, Hannibal, Mo. Apparatus for loading
wagons with gravel, sand, &.c ,
McWhorter, Eli T., Forest, Miss. Stoker for engine-lumaces
McWilliams, Robert, West Newton, Pa. Dust-collector
Meach, Joseph R. (See F.iirbank and Meach.)
Meacham, Daniel W., McAdensville, N. C. Anger-handle
Meachem, Oliver G. (See Miller, Oran C, as.signor.)
Mead, Charles R,, Oneida, N. Y. Animal-trap
Mead, Frank S., Montreal, Canada. Gas-engine
Mead, George L., et al. (See Norwood, George, assignor.)
Mead, George W., Tecuraseh, Mich. Grain scouring or polishing machine
Mead, Martin T.. and S. M. Clemens, assignors of one-third to J. L. Boone, San Francisco,
Cal. Skating-rink
Mead, Theodore H., et al. (See Crowell, Luther C, assignor.)
Mead, Theodore H., et al. (See Roc^en. O.scar, assignor.)
Mead, Willie S. (See Summer, Lewis P.. assignor.)
Meadows, Charles A., Yonkers, N. Y. Puzzle
Meady, Albert C, Somerville, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Bo8->
ton, Mass. Pressure-gage for use on heavy ordnance {
Meahl, Jacob, Cleveland, (5hio. Double-acting ratchet-drill
Means, David L., Arkansas City. Kaus. Manufacturing roofing-paints
Meany, .James A.. Camden, and (3. H. Schnitzler, Orston, N, J. Hame
Measures, Thomas, et al. (See Fairbank and Meach, assignors.)
Measures, William H., Stonehara, Mass. Toe-weight
Meats, .lohn T., assignor to Mason Machine Works, Taunton. Mass. Cardlng-machiiie...
Mechanical Amusement Company. (See Wilson, Stephen, assignor.)
Mechanical Rubber Company. (See Ives, .lohn F,, assignor.)
Meek. Elias, Freeport, Canada. Milk-cooling house
Medart. Philip, assignor of one-half to W. Medart, St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for turning
and polishing shafting
Medart, William. (See Medart, Philip, assignor.)
Medberry, Channcey J. (See Gnrney and Medberry.)
Medrick, Henry D.," assignor of one-half to J. K. Medrick, Port Jervi8,N, Y. Toy pistol..
Medrick, John K, (See Medrick, Henry D., assignor.)
Medrick, John K., Port .Jervis, N. Y. Toy pistol
Meehan, .James, Covington, Ky, Vestibule-car
Meeker, Marion J., Puyallup, Wash. Package
Meeker, Walter C, .lersey City, N. J., assignor to Lewis & Fowler Girder Rail Company,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-frog
Meekins, William H., Baltimore, Md. Cradle
Meeter, Lewis M., H. and W. D. McClure, Hawarden. Iowa. Plow-shovel
Meggenhofen, Charles W., Franklin, and A. S. Courtright, Indianapolis, Ind. Boring-ma-
chine
Mehren, Jacob F., Chicago, 111. Means foi*testuig electric signal-boxes
520,609
.'i23,544
520,213
522,180
524,282
524,283
512,988
5:i0,117
527,341
512,384
529,129
528,006
523,996
517,823
511,904
523,404
514,127
527,068
530,785
530,545
528,007
527,700
.516,543
527,701
513,193
512,513
526,249
511,784
5l7,2f6
516,544
518.262
523,798
Date.
July 17
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
June 19
Oct. 2
May 15
May 15
Nov. 13
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
May 8
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
Julv 31
Mar. 6
Sept. 25
Julv 31
June 19
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
May 29
July 24
May 22
June 26
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
July 17
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
July 24
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. n
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
July 31
Monthly
volume.
1545
2469
20O9
1097
1813
332
1476
1721
944
1826
1697
975,
1126
1305
2182
790
2787
534
2266
3011
1361
1267
964
365
2899
387
600
624
2(ifi
430
81
358
223
445
427
236
256
319
521
184
692
124
543
749
317
305
C235
^236
89
[C595
J. 596
C212
)213
700
2378 597
2243
2536
524
525
2128
72
1087
1089
1087
2241
546
609
123
123
505
20
263
264
1685
1338
1686
2435
1317
1610
64
2602
1340
1426
2831
405
319
406
589
318
r377
1378
16
610
320
Official
Gazette.
66 I 898
09 13»
69 I 1469
60 1386
69 I 459
69
69
66
66
Us 1 1470
66 ! 15
66 1089
66 j 1718
356 67 ' 293
703 68 '■ 58»
220
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Mehren, Jacob F., assignor to J. P. Barrett, Chicago, HI. Electrical-instrument table
Mehring, George. (See Prentice and Mehring.)
Mehrtens, Fred L. N. (See Youngquist, Mebrtens, and Toungquist.)
Meier, Caspar, San Francisco, Cal. Dredging implement
Meier, Edward D., St. Louis, Mo. Steam-boiler furnace and boiler
Meier, Emil, New York, N. Y. Brate attachment for ink-rollers
Meier, Joseph, Rock Island, 111. Attachment to cultivators
Meikle, James, Jr., Glasgow, Scotland, assignor to Kucbill Chemical Company, Limited,
London, England. Apparatus for extracting oil
Meir, Joseph, Burslem, England. Apparatus for molding articles of earthenware
Meisel, Francis, Boston, Mass. Mechanical movement
Meisel, Francis, Boston, Mass. Machine for cutting, folding, and piling cloth, paper, or?
other fabrics \
Meisel, Francis, Boston, and H. L. Chapin, Chelsea, Mass., assignors to said Meisel. Web-?
perfecting platen prin 'dng-machine 5
Meissner, Julius H., Pittsburg, Pa. Furnace-grate
Meissner, William O., Chicago, 111. Electro-mechanical device for bells, &c
Meissner, 'William O., a^^signor to Washington Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Arc lamp.
Mela, Ferdinand H., New York, N. Y. Fireproof partition
Melan^on, Egesippe D., Donaldsonville, La. Trace-carrier
Melius, Reuben J., Bath-on-the-Hudaon, N. Y. Elevator
Mellen, John, Newport, Ky., and N. 0. Goldsmith, assignors to F. C. Weir, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Reversing mechanism for electric motors
Mellin, Carl J., Richmond. Va. Steam-separator
Mellin, Carl J., assignor to Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works, Richmond, Va.
Compound locomotive
Mellinger, Jacob, Baltimore, Md. Compcsition for removing hair from the skin
Mellor of Mark, Benjamin, Ellicott City, Md. Pump-motor
Meloche, Clovis. (See Meloche, Felix, Jr., and C.)
Meloche, Felix, Jr., and C, Montreal, Canada. Combination-lock
M61otte, Jules, Remicourt, Belgium, assignor of one-half to J. W. Reuther, Hennef-on-the-
Sieg, Germany. Centrifugal creamer
M61otte, Jules, Remicourt, Belgium, and W. Reuther, Hennef-on-Sieg, Germany. Centrifu-
gal creamer
Melson, Rufus G., Pnnxatawney, Pa. Bed-spring and slat holder
Melville, James J., North wich, England. Apparatus for treating substances with gases - -
Melville, Martha A., et al. (See Nichols, Edwin C, assignor.)
Melville, W. G., et al. (See Nichols, Edwin C, assignor.)
Melvin, David N., Lmoleumville, N. Y. Apparatus for cutting linoleum
Melvin, David N., Linoleumville, N. Y. Apparatus for pressing linoleum
Melzer, Manuel S., Philadelphia, Pa. Display -rack with adjustable arm
Memminger, C. Gustavxis, et al. (See Guild, George, assignor.)
Mende, Alex. P. (See Remmers, Bernhard, assignor.)
Mendenhall, Frank and T. F., Moorepark, Mich. Vehicle-wheel
Mendenhall, James. (See Schmitz and Mendenhall.)
Mendenhall, Thomas F. (See Mendenhall, Frank and T. F.)
Mendenhall, Walter S., Covington, Ky., assignor to Samuel C. Tatum Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Pen-rack
Mendenhall, Walter S., Covington, Ky., assignor to Saml. C. Tatum Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Damping apparatus for press-copying
Mend6s, Henri, Paris, France. Apparatus for cooling liquids
Mendham, William, assignor to Seybold Machine Company, Dayton, Ohio. Folding-machine.
Mengel, Joseph A., McKeansburg, Pa. Washing-machine ,
Mengeringhausen, William H. von, York, Pa. Speed-governor
Menier, Henri, Paris, Fiance. Means for attaching india-rubber, &c., to soles of boots or
shoes
Mente, Albert, New York, N. Y. Bouquet-holder
Menzenhauer, Fred, Jersey City, N. J. Guitar-zither
MercMer, Camille, Brad dock. Pa. Machine for making axles
Merchant, A. H. (See Williams, Webb W. M., assignor.)
Merchant, Clarke, et al. (See Montross, Levi H., assignor.)
Merchant, Frank D. (See Lencke and Merchant.)
Merchant, Henry W., et al. (See Montross, Levi H., assignor.)
Merchant, Silas, Cleveland, Ohio. Foundry plant
Merchant, William T. (See Shute, James L., assignor.)
Meredith, Edmund A. J., assignor to Perfect Button Stick Company, Limited, Toronto,
Canada. Holding device for cleaning uniform-buttons
Meredith, Wynn, Aurora, III. Rheostat
Mergenthaler Linotype Company. (See Dodge, Philip T., assignor.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Company. (See Mergenthaler. Ottmar, assignor.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Company. (See Sigurdsson, Oddur V., assignor.)
Mergenthaler, Ottmar, Baltimore, Md., assignor to Mergenthaler Linotype Company, of^
New Jersey. Linotype-machine ." S
Mergenthaler, Ottmar, Baltimore, Md., assignor to Mergenthaler Linotype Company, of
New .Tersey. Linotype-machine
Mergenthaler, Ottmar, Baltimore, Md., assignor to Mergenthaler Linotype Company, New?
York, N. Y. Composing mechanism for linotype-machines 5
Mergott, Julius E., and C. Hiering, Newark, N. J. Purse or bag frame
Meriden Silver Plate Company. (See ITiller, Louis C, assignor.)
Meriden Silver Plate Companv. (See Hiller and Maokay, assignors.)
Meriwether, Charles N., Clarksville, Tenn. Nut-lock .'.
Merker, Robert J., Cleveland, Ohio. Coin-controlled electric machine
Merle, Adrian, et al. (See Rodin, Charles F., assignor.)
Merley, Nicholas, Canton, Ohio. Brick-liiln
Merrell, Daniel B. , Canandaigua, N. Y. Manure-spreader
Merriam, Lyman W., Fitchburg, assignor of one-half to M. F. Prue, Shirley, Mass.
do w-screen
Merrick, George H., San Francisco, Cal.
Win-
Bung and bushing.
No.
518,788
528,375
529.741
529,932
519,408
525,662
514,373
514,723
517,653
514,563
529,286
513,587
515,125
515,496
524,722
515,781
528,440
520,604
519,407
520,005
530,848
516,685
512,203
521,722
514,765
520,369
511,785
513,241
5] 6,809
528,376
517,757
523,642
518,618
517,054
521,506
514,602
522,477
520,650
520,651
524,092
516,397
514,863
513,126
522,073
527,702
531,266
515,918
529,742
518,463
527,703
531,206
516,608
520,372
Date.
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
May 8
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
May 29
May 8
May 15
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
June 19
Feb. 13
May 22
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
July 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 27
June 19
Feb. 13
Monthly
volume.
2344 581
2875 697
2168 517
2484 , 599
860 I 208
576
670
1256
400
977
1363
3105
1881
2509
1297
90
2987
2892
858
1859
1345
1585
786
1721
1320
2505
138
169
313
; 96
97
[ 98
;247
1248
'327
763
473
621
317
21
722
208
'323
378
191
407
329
606
Official
Gazette.
67
67
2876 ! 697
577 ! 142
2537
2040
2220
1357
1053
(507
i508
July
May
3
29
518 ■
2960
May
29
2961
Aug.
7
209
Mar.
13
1
1089
Feb.
Jan.
13
23
1474
2333
June 26
2353
Oct.
16
1688
Dec.
18
2091
Mar.
6
291
Nov.
27
2171
Apr.
17
1788
Oct.
16
1689
Deo.
18
1985
M;»r.
May
ll!
22
1446
2509
259
370
(565
^566
406
C501
i502
69
517
;443
I 444
406
C471
^72
343
608
;67
^67
65 16 j 66
2518 607 ! 66
1881 445
637 ' 68
S67
472
589
1089
1148
717
1257
979
1107
77
1055
913
720
1238
1368
929
1471
608
1134
716
912
1475
1781
149
1543
1120
1047
15
574
1836
69 589
112
520
419
526 I 66 ' 1915
315 : 67 1476
{|3|]66 11069
131 68 ! 103
716 i 67 1146
{n?i|«^ 1147
48
1671
1150
538
1677
341
1625
1507
1090
359
09 341
■ 69 1606
66 I 1737
67 I 1048
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
221
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuned.
Name, residence, and invention.
Merrick, George H., San Francisco, assignor to W. P. Pierce, Oakland, Cal. Basiling and
faucet for barrels
Mprrick, George H., San Francisco, assignor to W. F. Pierce, Oakland, Cal. Bashing for
barrels
Merriditli , Samuel H. , West Liberty, Iowa. Harrow
Merrifield, Leonnrd L., Franklin, Ma,t8., assignor to Economical Gas Apparatus Construc-
tion Company, Limited, Toronto, Canada. Ajipaiatus for soraying oil or other liquids . .
Merrill, Albiiiu.s .T., et al. (See Farrell. George W., assignor.)
Merrill, Charles W. (Sei- .Janin and Merrill.)
Merrill, Edward W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Drop-hammer
Menill, Frank K. (See Fosgate, Daniel O.. as.^iignor.)
Merrill, Frank W., Deering, Me. Cream-cooler and soda-fountain
Merrill. Frederick B., Chicago, 111. Rotary engine
Merrill, Frederick P., Hornellsville, X. T. Glove
Menill, I. S., et al. (See Edwards, Hubert F., assignor.)
Merrill, .T. G., ei al. (See Edwards, Hubert F., assignor.)
Merrill. Marcollus H., assignor of one-third to A. W. Gillett, Now Lebanon, N. Y. Car-
couplinf;
Merrill, Robert T. (See Franz and Merrill.)
Merrill, Thomas L., Oakland, Cal. Car- ventilator
Merrill, William, assignor of one-half to S. S. Mitts, Saginaw, Mich. Wood-cuttinii machine.
Merrill, William, assignor of one-half to S. S. Mitts, Saginaw, Mich. Woodcutting machine
Merrill, William, assignor ofone-half to S. S. Mitts, Saginaw, Mich. Wood-cutting machine
Merriman, Amasa H., Charles City, Iowa. Attachment for type-writing machines
Merritt, Arthur A., assignor of one-half to Laughlin Brothers, Cohoes, N. Y. Electric
stop-motion for knitting-machines
Merritt, Charles A., Birmingham, Ala. Wave-motor
Merritt, Charles H. (See Cooper, Fredrick W., assignor.)
Merritt, Francis A., OsawatomiB„Kans. Corn-shuck er
Merritt, Frank. W., and A. R. Roe, assignors to Electric Motor Company, Duluth, Minn.
Electric pump
Merritt, George R. (See Liebe and MeiTitt.)
Merritt, James M. (See Goodrich and Merritt.)
Merritt, James M.. assignorof one-half to D. W.Knickerbocker, Homer, Mich. Oil-burner.
Merritt, Thomas A. (See Irvin. John B., assignor.)
Merritt, William B., Braintree, assignor of one-half to E. 0. Ely, Boston, Mass. Button-
setting apparatus
Merritt, William H. (See Chapman, George T., assignor.)
Merritt, William H., Minden. Mich. Fence-wire carrier and stretcher
Menow, Frank ■!., Amboy. 111. Wa.shing-machine
Mersereau, Jacob, Orange, N. J., assignor to C. L. Husted, Brooklyn, N. Y. Siphon-bot-
tle
Mersereau, William T., Sonth Orange, N. J. Support for canopy-rods in metallic cribs or
bedsteads
Mershon, Edward C Saginaw, Mich. Combined ban<l rip.saw and resaw ,
Mershon. Ralph D., Pittsburg, Pa. Audible .synchronism-indicator
Mershon, Ralph D.. Pittsburg, Pa. Audible synchronism-indicator
Mershon, William R., assignor of'one-half to S. Smith, Newark, N. J. Drawbridge-joint
and operating mechanism
Mortens. Louis. Erie. Pa. Lubricator
Meschter, Jacob K., Philadelphia, Pa. Regulator for hot- water heaters
Meserole, Abraham V., New York, N. Y. Electric motor
Meslein. Peter J.,*Chicago, Til. Clothes-drier.
Me.ss. Schleicher, Schunim & Co. (See Winand. Paul A. N., aasienor.)
Messick, Charles, Nickerson, Kans. Combined steam cooker and baker
Messing, Henry. (See Birner and Messing.)
Messinger, William T., Boston, Mass. Fluid-discharging apparatus
Meston, Alexander W.. St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Emerson Electric Manufacturing Com-
pany, of Missouri. Fan-guard
Mestoli, Alexander W., assignor to Emerson Electric Maiiafactnring Company, St. Louis,i
Mo. Electric motor
Meston, Alexander W., assignor to Emerson Electric Mannfacturing Company, St. Louis, i
Mo. Altemating-cuiTent transformer .' i
Metal, Max H., New York, N. Y. Coin-registering purse '.
Metcalf, Alexander R., et al. (See Conrad, William H., assienor.)
Metcalf, Beniamin F., assignor to E. S. Albright, St. Louis, Mo. Tool for frying batter . ..
Metoalf, Claytfm A. (See Sellon, Charles A., assignor.)
Metcalf, John A., assignor of one-half to H. A. Perry, Chicago, 111. Street letter-box
Metcalf, Manrice A. (See Flavell, Denis A., assignor.)
Meteor Despatch Company. (See Ames, Oakes, a,ssisnor.)
Meteor Despatch Company. (See Pearsall. AU>ert AY., assignor.)
Methke, Emil. and H. Schwalbe. Pliiladelphia. Pa. Rocking-chair fan
Metric Metal Company. (See Wallace, Jacob B., a.ssignor.)
Melte. Charles A , Santa Cruz, Cal. Swaae
Mettler, Anna M. (See Mettler, Casper W., assignor.)
Mettler, Casper W., assignor to A. M. Mettler, BoontoH, N. J. Screw-cutting machine
Metz, Charles H., Highlandville, assignor to Union Cycle Manufacturing Company, Boston.
Mass. Bicyilo \
Metzger, Am'audus, Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, of New
York. Electric snap-switch
Metzger, David, New York, N. Y. Brooch-pin
Metzger, Jules P., assignor to Leslie Brothers Manufacturing Company, Paierson, N. J.j
•Toumal-bearing for axles (
Metzger, Jules P., assignor to Leslie Brothers Manufacturing Company, Paterson, N. j.
Journal-bearing for railway -axles
Metzger, Martin L., New York, N. Y. Teething-ring
Metzger, William H. (See Effinger and Metzger.)
Menrer, Eugen. Palmer, X. Y. Digester
Meurer, Eugene. Palmer Falls. N. Y. Digester
Keuser, Alfongs, Longwood, Fla. Implement for straightening rails, bars, &c
520,239
520,240
524,260
514,952
515,919
513,127
511,964
527,704
514,483
5I6.0,'i8
!52«,013
52li.014
.526,354
525,916
May 23
May 22
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Mar. 0
Sept. 18
.Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
515,965 ( Mar. 0
526,082 Sept. 18
513,588
524,044
520,997
517,758
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
June 5
Apr. 3
Monthly OlHcial
volume. I Gazette.
51S.C72 Apr. 24
523,479 I July 24
.523,727 [ July 31
Dee. 18
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
530.953
526,160
.529,398
529,399
.5:iO,234 Dec. 4
515,4(14 I Feb. 27
526,404 1 Sept. 25
525,108 Aug. 28
527*670
513,405
517,550
515,405
526,083
530,597
528,910
522,797
527,614
513,609
519,817
513,334
513,589
526,725
529,743
514,484
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
July 10
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
May 15
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
514, 4P5 Feb. 13
526,932 Oct. 2
514.374 Feb. 6
514.197 Feb. 6
519,920 1 May 15
in
bio
2286
555
2289
490
.556
C113
{114
1615
405
293
C9
2334
398
1690
502
93
407
847
216
531
1254
1256
1789
1014
123
290
291
424
237
367
1322
87
306
3106
704
123
27
441
105
578
142
2141
2271
535
.571
2700
670
1523
1453
1581
1583
361
340
376
377
2S0 69.70
2:Hfi7 587
1913
1981
1970
455
<481
H85
475
219
2369
.'^88
(306
1323 <.307
(308
935 P-^
"•'•' \ 230
722 170
1084
1540
3464
1554
2658
267
374
853
381
68
1004
1004
750
1191
1508
538
70
342
1031
1551
1405
1405
1505
1353
1521
1416
720
685
1270
437
469
565
2774 ^ 678
51
69 I 1.523
68 j 1441
69 974
69 I 974
1
69 I 1266
66 1342
68 1540
I OS : 1067
69 410
(i6 623
67 43
66 1342
v68 1417
1 69 1402
778
69
221
314
786
C 645 \
i646 )
66 602
3108 764 66 \ 720
92
2172
849
851
444
671
375
1715
<216 ?
1 217 5
69
CO
19
1090
66 1031
217
109
170
89
421
66
69
66
66
67
1031
83
979
924
222
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly Official
volume. 'jrazette.
Meuser, Alfongs, Longwood. Fla. Pump attachment
Mewer "William J., e« aZ, (See Duff, John W., assignor.)
Mewer, William J., assignor to J. W. Duff, "W. J. C. Milliken, Old Orchard, and H. B.Ben-
nett, Portland, Me. Adjusting device for drills, &c
Meyenberg, Julia E., Chicago, 111. Building-block
Meyer, Albert "W., Terre Haute, Ind. Compartment-urn
Meyer, Albert "W., TeiTe Haute, Ind. Eegister-gage for faucets
Meyer, August, assignor of one-half to F. "W. Klipper, Baltimore, Md. Bicycle-tire
Meyer, Charles F., Pittsburg, Pa. Fruit or lard press
Meyer, Emil. (See Czepull, Julius J., assignor.)
Meyer, Franz, Dresden, Germany. Coin-operated lock
Meyer, Frederick A. , San Francisco, Cal. Music-leaf turner
Meyer, Frederick F. and W. S., Newark, N. J. Trolley- wire finder
Meyer, George H. A., Hartford, Conn. Motor
Meyer, Herman A., Chicago, HI. Lathe attachment
Meyer, Jean, Diidelingen, Germany. Carburizing iron
Meyer, Joseph, Chicago, 111. Book-leaf holder
Meyer, Julius, New York, N. T. Bond for electric railways
Meyer, Julius, New York, N. Y. Bond for electric railways
Meyer, Julius, New York, N. Y. Rail .ioint and bond for electric railways
Meyer, Martin P., Rochester, N. Y. Electriclamp holder
Meyer, Richard, Berlin, Germany. Measuring and indicating device
Meyer, "William, BeaverrPalls, Pa. Curtain-fixture
Meyer, "William C. (See French and Meyer.)
Meyer, "WilliamE., G. M. Young, and A. V. Boyce, Columbus, Ohio. Wieel
Meyer, "William S. (See Meyer, Frederick F. and "W. S.)
Meyerding, Henry. (See Burton and Meyerdiug.)
Meyers, Ernest, Taunton, Mass. Milling-raachine
Meyers, Frederick, Brooklyn, N. Y., and M. Stoveken, Hoboken, N. J. Hook and eye
Meyers, Henry C. (See Taggart, "William N., assignor.)
Meyers, John G. (See Chambers, Solomon, assignor.)
Meyers, John J. (See Burnham and Meyers.)
Meyrick, Joseph, jr. (See Carter, Dawson, and Meyrick.)
Meyrowitz Manufacturing Company. (See "Wilson, Harold, assignor.)
Michael, Jacob A., Dayton, Ohio. Time feeder for animals
Michael, Jacob C, New York, N. Y. Powder holding and delivering device
Michaels, Leroy J., Tiffin, Ohio. Fence-wire tightener
Michalouskj , Kaietan , Munhall, Pa. Conveyer
Michand, Jules, Paris, France. Rotary printing-press
Michaud, Jules, Paris, France. Rotary printing-machine
Mlchaux, William W., Michaux, "Va. Harrow
Michel, Hermann. (See Kuersten, Hugo R., assignor.)
Michels, Michel. (See Pauly and Michels.)
Michell, Henry C, Toronto, Canada. Non-conducting material and forming same
Michigan Buggy Company. (See Vorhes, Charles H., assignor.)
Michigan Fire Ladder and Engine Company. (See Braytoh, Richard, assignor.)
Michigan Stove Company. (See Keep, William J., assignor.)
Michl, Wenzel R., Wetter-onthe-Ruhr, Germany. Core-attracting solenoid
Middendorf, William. (See Cramer. Henry W., assignor.)
Middlebrooke, Hobart C, Rock Rapids, Iowa. Banjo
Middleby, Joseph, Jr., et al. (See Dooley, Thomas B., assignor.)
Middleby, Joseph, Boston Mass. Bake-oven
Middlekauff, Ellsworth D. , and A. N. Aitken, San Francisco, Cal. Check-book .'
Middleton, Andrew H., et al. (See Cames, John, assignor.)
Middleton, Lee, Clarksville, Mo. Harness
Middleton, William G., Atlanta, Ga. Rail way -track .sander
Middletown Machine Company. (See Blackie and Shartle, assignors.)
Middletown Machine Company. (See Shartle, Charles W., assignor.)
Miehle Printing Press and Manufacturing Company. (See Miehle, Robert, assignor.)
Miehle, Robert, Chicago, HI. Mechanical movement
Miehle, Robert, Chicago, 111., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Miehle Printing Press
and Manufacturing Company, of Illinois. Inking apparatus for printing-presses
Migliavacca, Henry B., assignor of one-tenth to S. Migliavacca, Napa, Cal. Gas-engine
Migliavacoa, Siro. (See Migliavacca, Henry B., assignor.1
Mignot, Charles F. (See Bergstresser, Stewart L., assignor.)
Milbank, Luther A., New York, N. "X. Lamp-burner
Milbank, Nichols, assignor to New York Condensed Milk Company, New York, N. Y.
Milk- wagon
Milbum, Gustave D., Rochester, N. Y. Folding camera
Mild, William, Hamilton, Ohio. Refrigerating apparatus
Mild6, Charles, Paris, France. Telephonic apparatus
Miles, Alfred S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Method of and means for preparing bristles for brush-^
530,193
529,039
512,043
516,938
529,040
513,433
525,023
515,437
522,074
530,954
516,503
516,989
524,904
519,540
515,478
518,414
522,349
522,690
516,686
513,406
524,424
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
June 26
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
May 8
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
July 3
July 10
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
517,287
519,612
523,405
519,387
520,325
523,674
520,069
528,233
526,933
Mar. 27
May 8
July 24
May 8
May 22
July 31
May 22
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
205
936
523
1999
938
2809
1824
2424
2354
1524
1271
2085
1590
1101
2483
1700
298
879
1586
2775
807
2603
1215
2130
828
2424
2604
1975
2639
445
50,51
221
123
471
222
688
444
600
566
361
(302
493
264
614
421
77
217
378
678
68
67
66
66
197 ! 68
611
293
535
202
590
I 649
K483
H84
636
110
66
07
37
527,439 Oct. 16 : 1253
521,269
519,409
522,075
526,787
514,092
524,783
520,828
527,391
528,105
making
519,865
518,848
530,955
511,857
518,263
522,609
.'.'.'ii. '.".'.".".".'.".. .'.'.-'-'' 525,225
I 531,5.52
1517,583
521,594
523,439
Miles, Manoah, deceased, Russell, Kans.; M. J. Haise, administratrix. Seat : 512,204
Miles, Stephen S. and C. W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Lubricating refrij,'erating-maohines 525,224
Miles, W. A., et al. (See Scheuerecker, Joseph, assignor.)
Miles, William C. (See Miles, Harmon A. and W. C.)
Milks, Elbert D. (See Feneran and Milks.)
Mill, Arthur J. F. , Aurora, Ind. Radial drill
Miles, Bradford S., Gray's. Summit, Mo. Lock
Miles, Casper W. (See Miles, Stephen S. and C. W.)
Miles, Casper W., Cincinnati,'Ohio. Air or gas compressor . .
Miles, Edwin G., Detroit, Mich. Toe-weight
Miles, ErastusM., Chicago, 111. Electric belt
Miles, Harmon A. and W. C, Medford, Mass. Cash-register .
513,128
June 12
May 8
June 26
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
June 5
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
May 15
Apr. 24
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
July 10
Aug. 28
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
June 19
July 24
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
916
861
2357
198
187
1395
130
1173
2409
1635
2438
1526
1 177
1427
750
2176
2604
272
1508
2185
788
Millar, George G. J., Groveport, assignor of one-half to L. R. Young, Columbus, Ohio. 1 i
Head-rest for bedsteads 530,786 j Dec. 11 i 1255
Millar, Haldane. (See Parson, Edward A., assignor.) 1 I
Millar, James D., Milwaukee, Wis. Railway -terminal transfer and switch yard | 517,110 | Mar. 27 i 2314
308 : 69
217
209
;566
• 567
46
43
340
28,29
287
583
604
362
44
357
C190
^191
531
623
62
353
C550
J 551
191
531
5 562
J 563
303
545
67
68
67 I 1031
68 I 549
1 67 j 948
69 546
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
223
Alphabetical Iht of patentecu — Coutiutied.
Xame, residence, aud iuventiou.
^•o.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Millard, B. F. (See Berry, Charles M.. assignor.)
Millard, Edward F., .Jackson, Mich. Wood-pnlp separator .
Millard, Edward F., .Tackson. Mich. Sulflte-fiber separator.
Millard, Edwin M. (See Kenip.shall, Elenzer assignor.)
Millard, Martin S., Kansas City, Mo. Refrigerator-car
Millard, Martin S., a.ssignor of one-half to C. Knapp, Kansas City, Mo. SeaMock
Millard, Martin S., assisrnorof one-half to C. Knapp, Kansas City, Mo. Latch
Millard, Minnie A., et al., execntors. (See Campbell, Gardiner and G. G.)
Millard, Sarah A., et al. (See 'Watson, Nelson M., assignor.)
Millen. John M. (SeeCarmack, .John TV., assignor.)
Milieu, Lodrick M., El wood, NeV)r. Machine for cribbing com
Miller, Alexander, New York, N. Y., assignor to AY. Brown, Jersey City, N. J., and A.)
Miller, New York, N. Y. Steam-engine 5
Miller, Alex.inder A., Goldsborough, N. C. Car-ventilator
Miller, Alvin C, lola, Kaus., assignor of one-third to .J. A. Ritzier, Kansas City, Mo. Fire
and water proof chimney attachment I
Miller, Andrew B., Herbst, Ind. Platform raking attachment for mowers
Miller, Andrew C. assignor of one-half to E. A. Johnson, Commerce, Mo. Baling-press . .
Miller Brothers. (See Miller, John, Jr., assignor.)
Miller. Charles, Xew York, N. Y. Tov
Miller, Charles C, Xew York, N. Y. Clamp for te.sting-machines
Miller. Charles E., and P.. M. Haas, Youngstown, Ohio; said Haas assignor of one-fourth
to said Miller. Rail joint or coupling
Miller, Charles H., Erie, Pa. Bicycle attachment
Miller, Charles H., Erie, Pa. Gas-stove
Miller, Chai les L., and J. R. George, Chicago, HI. Blast-furnace cast-house
Miller, Charles L., and J. It. George, Chicago, 111
Miller, Charles L., and J. R. George, Chicago, HI
Miller, Charles L., and J. R. George, Chicago, III
Miller, (Charles W., assignor to J. A. Jeffrey, Columbus. Ohio. Conveyer
Miller, (Clinton S., and J. E. Du Bois, Titfin, Ohio. Refrigerator-car.."
Miller, Daniel, Columbus, Ohio. Workman's time-recorder
Miller, Daniel L., assignor of one-fourth to F. "W. Hoblitzell, Meyersdale, Pa. Vehicle-
brake
522,997
523,048
51.3,194
512,657
517,353
517,355
531,267
513,407
515,153
525,110
.521,597
.520,070
517,356
Machine for breaking pig-iron
Mold for blastfurnace cast-houses .
Foundation for molds
Miller, David R., et al. (See Clay, William S., assignor.)
Miller, Du Brnl & Peters Manufacturing Company.~^ (See Miller, Fredrick C, assignor.)
Miller, Edgar E. (See Voisard, Louis F., assignor.)
Miller, Edward, Jr., Evansville, Ind. Station-indicator
Miller, Edward, Jr., assignor to Edward Miller & Company, Meriden, Conn. Argand
lamp
Miller, Edward H. (See Hagen, Ferdinand J., assignor.)
Miller, Edwin H. (See Smith and Miller.)
Miller, Frank. (See Finch, John M., assignor.)
Miller, Fred. R., et al. (See Reiley, Matthew S., assignor.)
Miller, Frederick W., Des Moines, Iowa. Hame-tug
Miller, Fredi-ick C, Newport, Kv., assignor to Miller, Du Brul & Peters Manufacturing
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, and New York, N. Y. Cigar-mold
Miller, George A. (See Maxon, Thomas, assignor.)
Miller, George H. (See Finch, Frederick A., assignor.)
Miller, George H., assignor of one-half to B. J. Rosewater, Eureka Springs, Ark. Har-)
vester j
Miller, George "W., Kalamazoo. Mich. Sugar- wagon box
Miller, Henry. (See Grant and Miller.)
Miller, Henry F., Lima, Ohio. Evaporating-pan
Miller, Henrj' H. (See Knowles and Miller.)
Miller, Herman, New York, N. Y. Machinery for seaming metal cans
Miller, Herman, New York, N. Y. Soldering-machine
Miller, Hezekiah, Hamlin, assignor of one-half to F. L. Henry, Atlantic, Iowa. Combined
reel and barrel-carrier
Miller, Horace B., trustee. (See Forbes, William D., assignor.)
Miller, Jacob, deceased ; L. Miller, Akron, and R. A. Miller, Canton, Ohio, administrators.^
Sheaf-carrier for binding and harvesting machines j I
Miller, James, assignor of one-half to C. Lord, Orlando, Fla. Axle for vehicles
Miller, James A., New Haven, Conn. Suspenders
Miller, James B. (See Elliott, Charles F., assignor.)
Miller, James G., Youngstown. Ohio. Rail joint or coupling.
Miller. James L., asisignor to Frank Miller Company, New York, N. Y. Stopper
Miller, James 0., Rochester, Ind. Car-coupling :
Miller, John, Jr., assignor to Miller Brothers, Amesbury, Mass. Jump-seat for carriages. .
Miller, .John, assignor of two-thirds to J. Huston and I. C. Moore, Newton, N. J. Grind-
ing device for rotary cutters
Miller, John A., Lebanon, Pa. Toaster or broiler
Miller, .John A., and J. H. AVarmoth, Austin, Tex. Harness-saddle
Miller, John B., Mount Vernon, Ohio. Coin-controlled apparatus
Miller, John C. (See Hill, Wilford A., assignor.)
Miller, John C, Waterbury. Conn. Wick-adjuster for central-draft lamps
Miller, JohnE., Linwood, N. C. Cultivator and planter
Miller, .John H., assignor to United States Wind Engine and Pump Company, Batavia, 111.
Windmill-brake
Miller, John K., Minneapolis, Minn. Dust-collector
Miller, John R. (See Cretcher and Miller.)
Miller, John S., Brooklyn, assignor to D. B. Fraser, New York, N. Y. Machine for clean-?
ing and separating coffee j
Miller, John W., Dayton, Ohio. Cigar-piercer
Miller, Joseph, Sr., assignor of one- half to F. M. Battles, Huntingburg, Ind. Well or cis-
tern cleaner
Miller. Joseph L., and W. T. Crosse, Pittsburg, Pa. Composition of matter for making
chalk engraving-plates
Miller, Joseph R., assignor of one-half to J. R. Phillips, Erie, Pa. Adjustable chair
512,733
512,044
525,109
518,415
518,416
518,417
518,41 «
526,405
520,442
522,738
523,480
526,111
514,158
615,438
522,912
515,549
530,439
518,962
519,088
531,419
513,129
521,292
528,482
513,709
516,870
.523,539
526,250
512,618
531,547
523,127
529,287
512,205
.522.691
519,044
531,420
513,434
5.30,540
522,076
519,431
514,015
523,049
July 17
July 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
1418
1503
1540
2714
2717
2094
2776
Feb. 20 1933
Aug. 28 1985
Aug. 14 1076
May 22
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
May 29
July 10
July 24
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
July 10
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
May 1
May 1
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
June 12
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Jul>- 24
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Dec. 25
July 17
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
July 10
May 1
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
June 26
May 8
Feb. 6
July 17
1977
2720
1657
523
1985
1702
1703
1704
1705
1915
2619
975
2272
1374
303
3.54
375
589
C369
J 370
637
638
(.502
i503
678
484
486
266
484
639
398
123
485
422
(422
1423
423
424
455
634
243
571
(320
J 321
72
2425 601
1261 i 311
627 I 156
40
11
255 60,61
565
566
2365
2339
960
564
227
228
3065 I 743
3319 I 819
1882
2370
1611
1168
445
595
378
(354
J 355
2594 621
1654 413
1366 327
789 192
881
173
2368
2810
218
41
566
846 i PO^
"*" J 210
2359 567
895
62
216
15
1506 376
68
68
66
66
66
66
68
68
67
66
06
66
68
67
67
67
68
07
68
68
66
68
69
67
• 67
1 69
66
|67
69
68
68
^66
68
67
66
[69
67
67
66
224
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Miller, Junius G. (Seo Griffiths and Miller.)
Miller, Lewis. (See EUinwood, Augu.stus E., assignor.)
Miller, Lewis, et al., administrators. (See Miller, Jacob.)
Miller, Lewis, Akron, Obio. Grain-binding harvester
Miller, Lewis C, St. Louis, Mo. Sash-fastener
Miller, Lewis C, St. Louis, Mo. Sash-fastener ,
Miller, Louis L., Newport, Ky., assignor to Ross-Moyer Manufacturing Company, Cincin-i
nati, Ohio. Sewing-machine '
Miller, Louis L., Newport, Ky., assignor to Ross-Moyer Manufacturing Company, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Pop-stitch sowing-machine
Miller, Louis L., Newport, Ky., assignor to Ross, Moyer Manufacturing Company, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Power-transmitter
Miller, Lyman, Lexington, Ky. Box-top
Miller, Martin D., and B. H. Oldfield, Leavenworth, Kans. Curtain-fixture
Miller, Morgan B., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor to American "Washboard Company, Cleveland, i
Ohio. "Washlioard ^ '
Miller, Napoleon B., assignor of one-half to F. Mohle. Omaha, Nebr. Street-sweeper
Miller, Nathan P., et al. (See Hakewes.sell, Reinhold, assignor.)
Miller, Nathan F., et al. (See Henn, Edwin C, assignor.)
Miller, Norman B., assignor to C. A. Daniels, Philadelphia. Pa. Packing
Miller, Oran C, assignor of ono-h«lf to 0. G. Meachem, Union, Mich. Gate
Miller, Oscar L., Ravenna, Nebr. Plate and cup and saucer holder
Miller, Oscar "W. (See Liberty, Jerry C, assignor.)
Miller, Phillip, and J. E. Lambeth, Gainesville, Fla. Bicycle dust-guard attachment
Miller, Robert A., et al., administrators. (See Jliller, Jacob.)
Miller, Samuel R., Decatur, 111. Device for chalking lines
Miller, Samuel S. (See Rickard and Miller.)
Miller, Thomas, Jersey City, N. J. Steam-boiler
Miller, Thomas, Jr., Springborough, Ohio. Bicycle
Miller, Thomas S. , South Orange, N. J. Hoisting and conveying apparatus
Miller, Thomas S. , South Orange, N. J. Cableway
Miller, Thomas S., South Orange, N. J. Dumping device
Miller, Thomas S., Soath Orange, N. J., and H. N. Covell, Brooklyn; said Covell assignor^
to Lidgnrwood Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Conveying apparatus s
Miller, W. Gordon. (SeeGoeddel, Albert C, assignor.)
Miller, Wile S., assignor of two-thirds to O. E. Lawton and E. A. Hammond, Spokane,
Wash. Car-coupling
Miller, William, Sparrow's Point. Md. Cutter-head for twist-lathes
Miller, William H. (See Kimball, Walter D., assignor.)
Miller, William H., Spring Creek, Va. Saw-set
Miller, William H., South Bend, Tnd. Sprinkling-head for street-sprinklers
MiUer, William H., Camden, N. J. Fountain or hydraulic brush
Miller, William H., assignor to G. H. Benjamin, New York, N. Y. Electrical governor
Miller, William J., Denver, Colo. Glass-cutt«r
Miller, William P., Melrose, Cal. Recovering precious metals
Miller, William P., assignor to William P. MiUer Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lubricator. -
Miller, William S. , Meyersdale, Pa. Thrashing-machine
Miller, William V., assignor of one-half to A. W. Toole, St. Joseph, Mo. Buttonhole sew-
ing-machine
Miller, William W., Noyo, Cal. Reversible plow
Miller, William W., Memphis, Tenn. Hame-hook
Miller, Zeno H., Sherwood, Ohio. Planter
Miller's Falls Company. (See Lynch, John D., assignor.)
Miller's Falls Company. (See McCoy and Pratt, assignors.)
Millholland, William K., Austin, 111. Ad.ju.sting device for journal-bearings
Milligan, John W., and J. A. TomUnson, Eddy, N. Mex. Ter. Automatic flood-gate
Milligan, Thomas P., South Orange, N. J. Electrical device for towing vehicles
Milliken, Benjamin D., Somerville, Mass. Advertising device
Milliken, John A., Brooklyn, assignor to A. M. McLewee, New York, N. Y. Water-gage- -
Milliken, William H., et al. (See Nickerson, Hiram B., assignor.)
Milliken, William J. C, et al. (See Mewer, William J., assignor.)
Milliron, Samuel F., Baltimore, Md. Hanger for hooka or papers
Minis, Robert, Dunedin, New Zealand. Paper-bagmaking machine
Millman, John M., etal. (See Wanner, Martin, assignor.)
Milloy, Peter D. , Buffalo, N. Y. Trolley-catcher
Mills, Anson, U.S. Army. Belt-fastener
Mills, Burette, M., Hillsborough, Tex. Harrow attachment
530,194
524,905
531,443
515,712
515,713
520,326
525,917
514,564
530,490
527,757
524.178
514.375
515,299
515,007
520,998
522,077
522,610
521,035
523,364
525,084
512,440
.520,443
513,810
519, .583
.520,693
524,448
520,267
515,298
514,157
531,129
511,780
517,354
510,743
525,609
529,660
512,984
523,606
518,673
521,961
529,560
520,856
513,519
Date.
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
205
1591
2423
2800
2804
Mav 22 ] 2425
Sept. 11 : 1046
Feb. 13 i 982
Dec. 4 I 736
Oct. 16 I 1777
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
June 5
June 26
July 10
June 5
July 24
Aug. 23
Jan. 9
3.o8
672
2184
2360
757
500
2059
1938
1209
May 29 2620
Jan. 30 I 3465
May 8 1172
May 29 ! 30.52
Aug. 14 846
May 22 2335
Feb. 20 2183
Feb. 6 I 300
Dec. 18 1837
Jan. 2 I 66
524,334
524,335
.531,380
,525,790
522,178
Mills, Columbus, Gas City, Ind. Device for heating and ventilating rooms 517,759
Mills, E. Deloss, Clinton, and L. Emdin, assignors to Mills Hop-Picking Machine Com-? 524 333
pany , Syracuse, N. Y. Hop-picking machine i '
Mills, Francis A., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia,
Pa. Waxing and heating device for shoe-sewing machines
Mills, Francis A., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia,
Pa. Tension device for shoe-sewing machines
Mills, Francis A., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia,
Pa. Shoe-sewing machine
Mills, Francis A., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia,!
Pa. Work supporting and feeding device for shoe-sewing machines '
Mills, Francis A., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia, J ^^4 338
Pa. Loop-forming mechanism for shoe-sewing machines " '
Mills, Francis A., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia,/ ^24 339
Pa. Shoe-sewing machine Y ' " 1
Mills, Francis A., assignor of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia, Pa. Wax-lhread-heat- | 1
ing device for sewing-machines I 524,340 | Aug. 14 I 660
I 524,
336
524,337
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
July 24
Apr. 24
June 26
Nov. 20
June 5
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
June 26
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Axig. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
2715
1692
480
2032
2123
2471
2142
2163
1878
188
2983
2304
815
2534
579
622
623
626
628
639
648
657
51, 52
53-9
) 390
.577
Official
Gazette.
1252
> 68 1 982
09 i 1703
66 1437
714 66 1437
590
237
248
fl79
^180
428
84
170
541
426
105
568
191
119
517
518
474
4
(292 \
1 293 , i
67 1031
68 135:i
66 1050
69
68 ! ~n
66 : W79
66 ! 1296
i
66 1205
67 1277
67 ' lln8
68 103
67 12?7
66
634
853
67
60
282 ! 67
739 i 67
208 ! 68
541 66
436
17
69
66
66
638
400
115 68
487 69
504
621
68
519 I 67 i 1.642
447 69 1027
l\^ V
41
•734
735
[730
550
180
608
142
143
150
151
151
1.52
152
153
153
'154
'155
155
156
!l57
1,58
'159
[I6O
160
161
161
>66
69
68
67
?67
i.68
68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
225
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
ITame, residence, and invention.
Mills, Francis E., assignor to H. A. Deming, San Francisco, Cal. Body of least resistance
for vessels, &o
Mills, Frank W., assignor to Bogae & Mills Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Kail-
way-ci casing gate
Mills, George, Radcliffe. Eniiland. Valvo for fire-extinguishing systems
Mills. (Jeorge, London, England. Stave-ioiuting macliiue
MilKs, George E. (See Sporry and Mills.)
Mills, George H., Laurel, Mont. Tongue-support
Mills, George P. (See Kuckor and Mills.)
Mills Hop-Picking Machine Company. (See Mills and Emdin, assignors.)
Mills, Isaac, and J. Youngson, Hamilton, Canada. Automatic fire-escape
Mills. James J. (See Wilkin, Joseph A., assignor.)
Mills, -Jonathan, New York, assignor of two-t birds toE. H. Converse, Brooklyn, and W. F.
Steele. New York. N. Y. Air-iuduction apparatus for furnaces
Mills. Lizzie B.. Baltimore, Md. Device for lowering keys from windows
Mills, Morris, Lynn, assignor of one-half to W. Neilsoii, Maiden, Mass. Car-coupling
Mills, Norman T., assignor of one-half to H. A. Prentice, Boston, Mass. Stem winding
and setting watch
Mills, Siilloway. (See Lang and Daniell, assignors.)
Mills, Thomas B. (See Kainp, George, assignor.)
Mills, 'William. Sunderland. England. Engaging and disengaging gear for boats
Milne. John, New York, N. Y. Fuel-ecoudmizer
Milsted, William N., New York, N. Y. Prepayment gas-meter .
Milton, John, Washington, D. C. Steam-boiler furnace
Milton, John, Washington. T>. C. Steam-boiler furnace
Miltonberger, John F. (See Sh.ackelford and Miltonberger.)
Miltonberger, John F., J. S. Wynaut, and C. Schott. assignors to said Wynant and Schott,
T. J. Shackleford, and C. Kirkpatrick, AVarsaw, Ind. Sash-fastener
Miltzlaff Max O., Eggesin, Germany. Screw-propeller
Miltzlaft", Max O., Eggesin, Germany. Device for removing ashes from marine steam-
vessels
Milwaukee Gas Stove Company. (See Detwiler, Alfred E., assignor.)
Milwaukee Harvester Company. (See Crandall, Henry F., assignor.)
Milwaukee Sander Manufacturing Company. (See Schmitt, Frederick E., assignor.)
Mimard. Etienne. (See Blachon and Mimard.)
Mims, Edward J., Edgefield, S. C. Treating checks to prevent fraudulent alteration
thereof
Miner, Beu.jamin D. (See Scearce, Jeiferson B., assignor.)
Miner, Christopher C. (See Miner, John J., assignor.)
Miner, H. C, trustee. (See Waite, Henry E., assignor.)
Miner, Harlan S. (See Moreau and Miner.)
Miner, James H., Biloxi, Miss. Sawmill-dog
Miner, James H., Biloxi, Miss. Sawmill-dog
Miner, John, Detroit, Mich. Boring-machine
Miner, John C, Smyrna, assignorof one-half to H. Fox, Jr., Nelson, Nehr. Car-brake
Miner, John J., Fort Wayne, assignor of one-half to C. C. Miner, Columbia City, Ind. Wa-
ter-heater, cleanser, and scale-preventer
Miner & Peck M-anufacturing Company. (See Peck, George W., assignor.)
Miner, Willard M., Plainfield, N. J., assignor to American Manufacturing and Engineer-
ing Company, New York, N. Y. Car-lighting
Mingen, Thomas F.. Collingdale. Pa. Puzzle or solitaire game
Minger, John A., Bern. Kans. Sawsetting tool
Minie, Frank. (See Marceau and Minie.)
Minier, Maxwell, Elmira, N. Y. Step-ladder ,
Mining and Dredging Power Company. (See Harsen, Edward D., assignor.)
Mining and Dredging Power Company. (See Hussey, Levi, assignor.)
Minis, A., elal. (See Warrand, Constantino B., assignor.)
Minister, Henry. Zaleski, Ohio. Cloth-measuring machine
Mink, Fritz, assignor to Keystone Watch Case Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Engraver's
chuck.
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company. (See Anderson, Gustav, assignor.)
Minnemeyer, Edward G., Peoria, 111. Pipe-hanger
Minnemeyer, Edward G., Chicaco, HI. Strainer for conductor-pipes
Minnesota Smokeless Furnace Company. (See Smith, Samuel N., assignor.)
Minney , Almon, Mill bury, Mass. Lease-rods for looms
Minnigh, Ephraim H., Gettysburg, Pa. Cash-drawer and manual recorder
Mirrlees, William J., and D. Ballingall, Glasgow, Scotland. Apparatus for evaporating)
liquids 5
Misell, David, assignor to N. S. Rosenau, New York, N. T. Electric cigar-lighter
Misell, David, assignorto N. S. Rosenau, New York, N. Y. ElectricaUy-UIuminated clock.
Mishler, Frank J. (See Misliler. Milton B. and F. J.)
Mishler, Milton B. (See Smith and Mishler.)
Mishler, Milton B.. Ravenna. Ohio. Machine for making balls
Mishler. Milton B.. Ravenna, and F. J. Mishler, Mogadore, Ohio. Machine for making
grave or lot markers
Mishler, Phares M.. Lancaster. Pa. Horse-cover fastenmg
Misner. Edgar D., Brant ford, assignorof one-half to W. H. Hanes, Lynden, Canada. Wheel.
Mississippi Glass Company. (See Hartung, Charles C, assignor.)
Mistaro. Antonio. Vienna, Anstria-Hungarv- Fire-generator
Mitchell, Adin W.. Dialton, Ohio. Whiffle'tree
Mitchell, Adolph L., Rockville Centre, N. Y. Cork-shell-cutting machine
Mitchell, Albert E., Passaic, N. J., assignor to B. Patterson, Cleveland, Ohio. Draft-rig-
ging for cars
Mitchell, Albert E., Passaic, N. J., assignor to B. Patterson, Cleveland, Ohio. Draft-rig-
ging for cars
Mitchell, Andrew, assignor of one-half to J. Maitland, Carbonado, Wash. Bucket
Mitchell, Andrew W., Boston, Mass. Hand operating mechanism for electric locomotives.
Mitchell, Andrew W., Boston, Mass. Brake and power controller for electric cars
Mitchell, Arobine C, Ennis, Mont. Mixer or beater
No.
514,835
522,798
514,486
523,225
518,744
527,180
527,615
516,871
529,335
523,169
512,045
519,023
526,25]
516,974
516,975
519,476
515,479
515,480
512,985
511,858
521,723
518,195
526,934
527,616
516,336
512,658
524,641
529,871
527,617
520,797
512,257
522,667
520,444
518,264
521,724
520,445
520,446
528,886
520,652
512,385
528,785
Monthly
volume.
Dat
e.
i
M
1433
Feb.
13
July
Fob.
10
13
1085
852
July
17
1824
Apr.
24
2278
Oct.
9
819
Oct.
16
1543
Mar.
20
1884
Nov.
13
1448
July
17
1729
Jan.
2
524
May
1
136
Sept.
18
1615
Mar.
20
2057
Mar.
20
2059
May
Feb.
8
27
974
2484
Feb.
27
2485
Jan.
16
2125
Jan.
2
178
June 19
1723
Apr.
Oct.
10
2
1311
447
Oct.
16
1544
Mar.
13
977
Jan.
9
1541
Aug.
14
1158
Nov.
27
2387
Oct.
16
1545
June
5
69
Jan. 2
July 10
May
29
2622
Apr.
17
1428
Jnne 19
1724
May
May
29
29
2622
2623
Nov.
6
663
May
Jan.
Nov.
29
9
6
2963
1090
467
Mar.
6
91
268
218
459
566
374
446
349
433
124
33
C378
J 379
(486
1487
487
235
614
504
44
408
328
110
374
232
370
285
571
374
14,15
209
839 I 209
635
C357
i358
(408
^409
t410
635
635
159
717
264
114
515,782 Mar. 6 I 91 21
522,611 July 10 ' 758 191
j 520,605 ! May 29 , 2894 699
' 517,145 Mar. 27 2366 559
Mar. 27 i 2367 ! 559
Sept. 18 ! 1329 i 308
517,146
526,084
530,956
531,268
519,584
Dec. 18
Deo. 18
May 8
1528
2096
1173
362
C503
i504
282
Official
Gazette.
67
66
69
15 PAT
226
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of 23atentees — Continued-
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Mitchell, Charles H. (See Burdwin, John TV"., assignor.)
Mitchell, D. J., et al. (See Hall, James B., assignor.)
Mitchell, (Jeorge H., New York, N. T. Combined can-opener and vegetable-parer.
Mitchell, George M., et al. (See Kendt, "William F., assignor.)
Mitchell, George "W". (See Taylor, Horace H., assignor.)
Mitchell, Henry C, et al. (See Sparham, Terence, assignor.)
Mitchell, Henry J., Chicago, 111. Door-locking burglar-alarm
Mitchell, J. Henry. (See Harton, Pembroke D., assignor.)
Mitchell, James H., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for coating cakes, &c., with icing ..
Mitchell, James H., Philadelphia, Pa. Drive-chain
Mitchell, James 0., Stewart's Draft, assignor of one-half to S. E. Hankin, Basic City, "V"a,
Car-coupling
Mitchell, John M. , Toledo, Ohio. Stern paddle-wheel and rudder
Mitchell, KeiT M. (See Charlton and Mitchell.)
Mitchell, Kerr M., St. Joseph, Mo. Bench for inclined retorts
Mitchell, Kerr M. , St. Joseph, Mo. Inclined retort
Mitchell, McClellan, Omaha, Nebr. Derailing- block
Mitchell, KobertC, New York, assignor of one-half to H. W. Vail, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rheo-
stat and heater
Mitchell, Robert G. , Huntin^on, Ind. "W"indow-cleaner
Mitchell, Robert "W". S. , and J. Murphy, Passaic, N. J. Edge-folder for fabrics
Mitchell, Rudolph J., Jenkintown, Pa. Window
Mitchell, Tobias, et al. (See Johnson, James L., assignor,)
Mittelsdorf , Henry, Orange, N. J. Controller-handle
Mitting, Ebenezer K., Chicago, HI., assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. Domeier, Lon-
don, England. Recovering glycerin and salt i'rom spent soap-lye
Mitting Ebenezer K., Chicago, HI., assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. Domeier, Lon-
don, England. Recovering gly ceiin and salt from spent soap-lye
Mitts, Sylvanis S. (See Merrill, "W"illiam, assignor.)
Mivelaz, Louis L., "Vioksburg, Miss. Butter molding and cutting device
Mix, Edgar "W., Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Hou.ston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric measuring-instrument for multiphase systems
Mix, Eugene M. and J. E., assignors to 0. F. Swift, Buffalo, N. Y. Combined lock and^
latch 5
assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Mix, Frank "W".,
Lock
Mix, Frank "W"., assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Lock
Mix, James E. (See Mix, Eugene M. and .J. E.)
Mix&n, James "W". (See Driever and Mixon.)
Mize, George M., Batesville, Ark. Drag-saw guide
Moackler, William, assignor to F. Sulzberger, New York, N. Y. Disinfecting appara-
tU!
Mobbs, Harry W., and A. Lewis, Kettering, England. Last
Mober, Charles J., Minneapolis, Minn. Grain-cleaner
Mock, Charles F., Louisville, Ky. Hame
Moderegger, Carl, Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Ger-
many. Apparatus for working railway-switches by screw action
Moderegger, Carl, Vienna, Austria- Hungary, assignor to Siemens <k Halske, Berlin, Ger-i
many. Method of and means for operating and controlling electromotors |
Moderegger, Karl, Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Siemens &• Halske, Berlin, Ger-
many. Electrical switch setting, indicating, and controlling device
Moderegger, Karl, Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Seimens & Halske, Berlin, Ger->
many. Electrical switch setting and locking device 5
Modes, William F., Streator, 111. Hood or muffle for glass-tank furnaces
Modler, Gustav. (See Berk, Richard B., assignor.)
Moe, Hiram G. (See Triimble. Chauncey B., assignor.)
Moe, Oscar J., New York, N. "E". Postage-stamp-attaching machine
Moehn, John N., Milwaukee, assignor of one-half to M. French, Racine, Wis. Railway
switch -
Moehn, John N., Druecker, and J. Graves, assignors of one-third to D. J. Hayes, Milwau-
kee, Wis. Bicycle
Moehn, John N. , assignor of one-half to J. Katz, A. Mahler, and G. De Grasse, Milwaukee,
Wis. Check-hook
MoeUer, Max, assignor to Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation, Berlin, Germany.
Blue dye .
MoeUer, Max, assignor to Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Anilin Fabrikation, Berlin, Germany.
Blue dye
Moeser, Max, Berlin, and R. Erpel, Tegelart, Germany. Dry dock
Moffett, Leslie A., et al. (See Johnson, James L., assignor.)
Moffitt, Melvin W., et al. (See Hall, Charles W., assignor.)
Moffitt, William E., and J. L. Williams, Pilot Point, Tex. Cotton elevator and distributer.
Moffitt, William H., Lexington, N. C. Bed-brace
Mohle, Frederick. (See Miller, Napoleon B., assignor.)
Mohn, John, Detroit, Mich. Bung bushing and tap
Mohr, Frederik, assignor to Grusonwerk, Magdebnrg-Buckau, Germany. RecoU-check
for wheeled gun-carriages
Mohr, Leopold, and H. Perk, St. Louis, Mo.; said Perk assignor to said Mohr. Egg-beater,?
&c 5
Mohr, TJlrickR., Rock Island, HI., assignor of one-half to J. B. Morgan, Davenport, Iowa.
Mixer
Mohrdieck, Peter. (See Dubero and Mohrdieck.)
MohrofF, Edward W., andC. W. Dobelin, Madison, Wis. Conductor-hook
Mohs, Julius. (SeeEschenbeck, Max, assignor.)
Moldenhauer, Carl, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Precipitating precious metals out
of their solutions
Moldenhauer, Cai I, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Precipitating gold or other precious
metals from their solutions
Molesworth, Arthur H., London, England. Geocentric astronomical chart
Moline Plow Company. (See Lindgren, August, assignor.)
Moline Scale Company. (See Cronipton, Samuel S., assignor.)
Mollart, Lobegott. (See Parks and Mollart.)
Moller, CarlF,, Berlin, Germany. Bottle-stopper
528,517
528,206
525,053
526,161
521,887
523,817
524,856
524.857
522,300
528,907
528,908
519,131
520,327
531,052
522,023
522,998
523,584
518,265
521,984
524,642
524,643
528,964
526,252
517,165
520,653
531,324
513,520
530,114
526,813
531,130
514,487
517,472
514,953
514,198
529,561
521,985
521,986
526,190
528,177
525,226
530,703
512,120
516,214
530,051
518,196
512,046
522,739
521,725
517,958
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
June 26
July 31
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
July 3
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
May 1
May 22
Dec. 18
June 26
July 17
July 24
Apr. 17
June 26
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
May 29
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
June 26
June 26
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
July 10
June 19
Apr. 10
3118
2591
1885
1456
2002
2861
1521
1523
220
718
719
341
2426
1701
2276
1419
2439
1430
2213
1159
1160
756
626
461
C340
1341
483
710
372
372
59
169
169
81
590
404
611
358
f532
1533
285
286
819 j 191
1618 ! 379
2406 567
2964 ' 7)7
2202 ' 527
67
235
1838
853
96
1616
376
1880
2215
2215
1509
2532
2178
1117
652
787
2732
1312
525
977
1726
901
737
19
C4S
l4S
22
406
90
447
353
614
532
156
^183
I 184
655
329
67
68
69
67
68 i 1471
66 ; 1952
67 i 1147
69 1662
66
69 j 527
68 1102
410
66
67
66
68
67
1433
185
1616
1197
257
101
201
1544
225 67 , 185
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
227
Alphabetical list of jxitcntees — Coutiuued.
Name, rcsideuce, and invention.
MoUoy, James F., New Haven, Conn. "Wire 9u.speu(ler-bnckle
MoUoy, James F., New Haven, Conn. Buckle
Molly, CharlesF., Philailelpliia. Pa. Safety-envelope
Moloney, John, Jr., Philadelpbia, Pa. Flushing-tank
Molyneux, Patrick, London, England. Disinfectant and preparing same
Momper, Peter M., and 0. Sigwart, assignors to Seneca Glass Company, Fostoria, Ohio.
Glass.mold
Monaghan. .Tames. (See "Weir, John, assignor.)
Monahan, Clarence, Pullman, 111. Miichine for forming hooks and eyes upon rods
Monarch Cycle Companj'. (SeeBinns, "William H., assignor.)
Moncur, Ogilvie, Tuba, Cal. Carburetor ,
Mond, Ludwig, Northwich. England. Obtaining chlorin
Mongeau, George E., Lowell, Mass. Shoe-lace bolder
Monitor Manufacturing Company. (See Carpenter, Adelhert, assignor.)
Mon.io, Louis, etal. (See Graves, John, assignor.)
Monks, Frank H., Brookline, and M. L. Severy, assignors to F. Doane, C. F. Crowell, and
M. L. Severy, trustees, Boston, Mass. Apparatus for utilizing solar energy
Monnense, Bemhard H., Brooklyn, N. T. Musical instrument
Mouoline Composing Company. (See SkatuUa, Collestin, assignor.)
Moni'O, George N., Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Pneumatic tire
Monroe, Ansil "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Making molds for plaster casts
Monroe, David M., assignor to K. T. Smith, Baltimore, Md. Device for applying solder-J
ing-flux <
Monroe, Marion B., New Orleans, La. Extension-ladder
Monroe, Marion B., New Orleans. La. Controller for electric cars
Monroe, Nathaniel S., Areola, III. Eoad-leveler
Monselise, Giulio, Milan, Italy. Extracting sugar from sorghum
Monshausen, Nic, Ottawa, HI. Eoof-tile
Montaignac, Renaud de. (See Landry and Beyroux, assignors.)
Montgoraerie, John C, Dalmore, Stair, Scotland. Extracting gold or silver from ores
Montgonierie, John C, Dalmore. Stair, Scotland. Extracting gold and silver from ores
Montgonierj-, Albert F., assignor to L. A. Lockwood, Lincoln, R. I. Coating electric con-
ductors
Montgomery, Harry C, Cleveland, Ohio. Sink-trap
Montgomery, John M., Butte, Mont. Ore-concentrator .
Montgomery, Mamie M., Gowensville, S. C. Churn
Montgomery, Thomas B. (See Thompson, Jacob, assignor.)
Montgomery, Thomas B., assignor to Benicia Agricultural "Works, Benicia, Cal. Reversi-
ble overlap-disk harrow
Montgomery, "W. J., etal. (See Cook, Thomas C, assignor.)
Montross, Levi H., assignor to Montross Manufacturing Company, Camden, N. J. Clap-
board or siding-strip for houses
Montross, Levi H., assignor to Montross Manufacturing Company, Camden, N. J. Manu-J
facture of shingle siding and machinery therefor <
Montross, Levi fl., Camden, N. J., assignor of«three-fourths to A. Segal, Philadelphia, Pa.
Match-makingmachine
Montross, Le\'i H., Camden, N. J., assignor to C. and H. W. Merchant, Philadelphia, Pa.
RooBnj
Montross Manufacturing Company. (See Montross. Levi H., assignor.)
Moody, James M. and S. B., Harwich, Mass.; said James M. Moody assignor to said S. B.
Moody. Cranberry-gatherer
Moody, James M. and S. B., Harwich, Mass.; said James M. Moody assignor to said S. B.
Moody. Cranberry -picker
Moody, James M. and S. B., assignors to A. M. Nickerson, Harwich, Mass. Cranberry-
gatherer
Moody, Manville L., Philipsburg, Mont. "Whiffletree
Moody, Sealy B. (See King, John A., assignor.)
Moody, Sidney B. (See Moody, James M. and S. B.)
Moody, Thomas P., et al. (See Peirce, Almy L., assignor.)
Moody, "Walter S. (See Lemp and Moody.)
Moody, "Walter S., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Cooling
electric apnaratns
Mooers, "William H., and E. A. Richell, Buffalo, N. T. Car-coupling
Moog, Frederick "W. , assignor to United States Net and Twine (Jompany, New York, N. T.
Fishing-reel
No.
Date.
517,875 Apr. 10
528,0061 Oct. 23
520,112 Sept. 18
519,337 May 8
514,235 Feb. 6
527,801
515,300
528,377
.529,130
528,300
528,255
521,662
517,584
524,179
529,336
524,784
524,785
525,426
522,478
516,570
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
June 19
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
July 3
Mar. 13
524.601 Aug. 14
524.602 Aug. 14
528,301
528,335
531,381
528,129
525,960
512,986
529,661
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
525,791 Sept. 11
511,859 I Jan. 2
522,379
523,942
July 3
July 10
527,020 Oct. 2
524,723 Aug. 21
516,829
•526,840
Mar. 20
Oct. 2
524,341 Aug. 14
513,617 Jan. 30
516,830 Mar. 20
518.849 , Apr. 24
518.850 Apr. 24
530,195 Dec. 4
515,603 Feb. 27 ' 2681
Moomy, Joseph G., Erie, Pa. Pneumatic tire
Moomy, Joseph G., Erie, Pa. Pneumatic tire
Moomy, Joseph G., Erie, Pa. Pneumatic tire
Moomy, Joseph G., Erie, Pa. Pneumatic tire
Moomy. Joseph G., and C. Whitehead, Erie, Pa. Mold for forming tire-casings
Moon, Edward "W. (See Fletcher, "Wendell C, assignor.)
Moon, Hermon, Grove, assignor of two-thirds to J. T. Grill and J. "W. Bell, Mercer, Pa.
Cutting apparatus for mowing-machines
Moon, Milton J., et ai. (See Cox, Charles T., assignor.)
Moon, Robert G. (See "Walker and Moon.)
Moon, Zenas E., Schuyler, Nebr., assignor to himself, and J. S. Standeford, Council Bluffs,
Iowa. Boiler-fnmace
Moonelis, Adolph, assignor to International Cigarett* Machinery Company, New "Tork,)
N. T. Machine for cutting cigarette- wrappere (
Moonelis, Adolph, assignor to International Cigarette Machinery Company, New York, (
N. Y. Cigarette- wrapper-cutting machine 5
Moonelis, Adolph. assignor to International Cigarette Machinery Company, New York,?
N. Y. Cigarette-machine 5
Moonelis, Adolph, assignor to International Cigarette Machinery Company, New York,)
N. Y. Machine for cutting wrappers for cigarettes 5
Moonelis, Adolph, assignor to International Cigarette Machinery Company, New York.) =,^ „>„ -c i.
N. Y. Cigarette-machine 7 .\ 514,240 Feb.
Mooney, Lawrence F. (See Polls, Horace, assignor.)
Mooney, Patrick T., "Walnut Springs, Tex. Car-door 521,383 June 12
Monthly
volume.
747
2245
1375
728
449
1853
2186
2877
1087
2753
2876
1619
273
359
1449
1396
1397
186
519
1386
1081
1082
2754
2807
2306
2454
1122
2126
2033
816
180
349
1312
573
1298
1816
279
661
3154
1817
2140
2442
209
523,901
July
31
3008
514,236
Feb.
6
450
514,237
Feb.
6
453
514,238
Feb.
6
456
514,239
Feb.
6
402
187
542
321
179
542
262
665
645
379
63
5349
J 350
341
341
47
C131
^132
330
665
678
550
^593
1.594
255
505
(487
H88
186
44
90
327
139
317
430
67
161
f774
1775
'431
604
605
52
6 464
Official
Gazette.
67
68
67
66
69
69
69
69
67
67
68
U9
68
68
69
69
69
68
66
69
68
^66
67
67
228
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and iiivention.
Mooney, V. P., et al. (See Smith, Andrew J., assignor.)
Moore, Alfred H., assignor of one-half to G. Whitlock, Brooklyn, N. Y. Box-pile
Moore, Alfred M., Maiden, Mass., assignor to Williams & Moore Manufacturing Company,
Portland, Me. Gear-case for bicycles ,
Moore. Allen D., Montpelier, Vt. Governor
Moore, Benjamin, Chicago, 111. Bridge-gate ,
Moore Carving Machine Company. (See Barnard, Frederick H., assignor.)
Moore Carving Machine Company. (See Yarnell, Charles S., assignor.)
Moore, Charles C, Columbus, Ohio. Metallic ceiling
Moore, Charles N., Newhall, Cal. Ore grinder and amalgamator
Moore, Charles E., Newport, Tt. Gage-cock
Moore, Chauncey G., assignor of one-half to T. P. ScuUin, Indianapolis, Ind. Oil-burner.
Moore, Chester O., and T. J". Pitzsimmons, Pruitland, Iowa. Transplanting-machiue
Moore, Clarence P., and P. B. McGrew, McKeesport, Pa. Eotary engine
Moore, Clarence W. , Peabody , Mass. Last-block fastener
Moore, D. "W., et al. (See Gordon. Thomas J., assignor.)
Moore, Edward T., Milwaukee, "Wis. Wheel for door-hangers
Moore, Edward T., Milwaukee, Wis. Wheel for door-hangers ,
Moore, Edwin P., Toronto, Canada. Antifriction wheel-hub
Moore, Pranois A., assignor of one-third to J. J. Robinson, Tyler, Tex. Eailway oil-box
jack
Moore, Prank L., Chatham, N. J. Strap-fastener ,
Moore, Prederick S., Hanford, Cal. Plow
Moore, George C, Easthampton, Mass. Machine for making shoes or covers for pneumatic
tires
Moore, George C, Easthampton, Mass. Fabric for bicycle-tires
Moore, George C, Easthampton, Mass. Pneumatic tire
Moore, George C . , assignor of one-half to J. W. Green, Jr. , Easthampton, Mass. Elastic fabric
Moore, George P., Kennebunk, Me. Machine for cutting heel-stiffeners ,
Moore, George H. (See Ingram and Moore.)
Moore, George H., Norwich, Conn. Discharging device for-filters
Moore, George T. (See Steimer and Moore.)
Moore, Gideon E., New York, N. Y. Manufactiiring pigments
Moore, Gideon E., New York, N. Y. Manufacturing' spiegeleisen
Moore, Gilpin, assignor to Deere & Company, Molina, 111. Plow
Moore, Glaudius W., Gardiner, Oreg. Detaching-block
Moore, Harrey, Wellingborough, England. Actuatingmechanismfor sewing-machine shut-
tles
Moore, Harrey, Wellingborough, England. Wheel for road-vebicles
Moore, Harry V. (See Kahn and Moore.)
Moore, Harvey A., assignor of one-half to S. D. Pray, Indianapolis, Ind. Burglar-alarm- .
Moore, Horatio N.. Savannah, Ga. Pianoforte-action
Moore, Ira C, pfaZ. (See Miller, John, assignor.)
Moore, Jacob J., Chambersburg, assignor of one-half to C. E. Konne, Philadelphia, Pa.
Valve-operating mechanism
Moore, James S., Port Kiohmond, N. Y. Toy-balloon inflater ,
Moore, James W. , Homer, La. Combination planter and cultivator
Moore, John A., et al. (See Tarney, Nathan E., assignor.)
Moore, John H,, et al. (See Sbydecker, Eugene, assignor.)
Moore, John W., Oakland, Ohio. Pence
Moore, John Y., assignor of two-thirds to W. P. Nicol and T. P. Douglas, Kansas City,
Mo. Ironing-board
Moore, Joseph B., Hemple, Mo. Extension-ladder
Moore, Joseph M., Magalia, Cal. Ironing-table
Moore, Joseph W., Boston, Mass. Starting and controlling device for electric motors
Moore, Joseph W., Boston, Mass. Starting and controlling device for electric motors
Moore, Josiah H., assignor to F. B. Tait, Decatur, lU. Fastening device for end-gates and
scoop-boards
Moore, La Payette. Cordele, Ga. Drying-kiln
Moore, Lizzie A., Wahoo, Nebr. Compartment vessel or holder
Moore, Lucius L.. etal. (See Varney, Nathan E., assignor.)
Moore, OtisM., Hoquiam, Wash. Ink-fountain
Moore, Samuel, Providence, R. I. Nut-cracker
Moore, Silas H., assignor to himself and A. M. Vernon, New York, N. Y. Gas-governor . .
Moore, Thomas, assignor of one-half to L. Kabis, Cheyenne, Wyo. Tent
Moore, Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Thomas Manufacturing Company, Wilming-)
toil, Del. Machine for making pin-tickets 5
Moore, Thomas B. (See Gallagher and Moore.)
Moore, Thomas B., assignor of two-thirds to H. and G. F. Gallagher, Rochester, N. Y.
Furnace
Moore, Thomas C, Great Falls, Mont. Hair- curler
Moore, Thomas C, assignor of one-half to S. G. Smith, Hannibal, Mo. Harness-rack
Moore, Thomas P., Buffalo, N. Y. Hoisting and conveying apparatus
Moore, Thomas P., Buffalo, N. Y. Bucket hoisting and conveying apparatus -•
Moore, Thomas F., Buffalo, N. Y. Trestle
Moore, William H., Owen Sound, and J. Gardiner, Dundalk, Canada; said Moore assignor?
to said Gardiner. Pire-extingttisher .' ]
Moore, William J., assignor of one-half to C. A. Houghton, Chicago, 111. Detachable but-
ton
Moore, William R., Cleveland, Ohio. Check-hook
Moores, Fenton L., Cincinnati, Ohio. LTme-slaker
Moorhouse, Henry, New York, N. Y., assignor to East Coast Manufacturing Company,
Jersey City, N. J. Sand-distributer
No.
520,487
517,959
530,704
518,111
518,464
521,663
531,593
528,336
526,406
515,350
518,509
515,406
516,398
520,933
522,762
522,024
513,335
518,112
521,805
523,365
519,727
513,242
,"523,585
518,963
529.458
513,408
521,293
520,759
529,077
519,265
512,206
517,807
529,337
523,226
512,047
519,410
515,783
515,869
516,831
523,586
525,111
524,598
514,488
512,562
522,846
521,664
512,890
525,351
.526,657
530,787
516,504
524,502
524,800
524,807
530,440
531,466
517,121
520,328
517,055
Date.
May 29
Apr. 10
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
June 19
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
June 5
July 10
June 26
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
June 26
July 24
May 15
Jan. 23
July 24
May 1
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
June 12
May 29
Nov. 13
May 1
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
July 17
Jan. 2
May 8
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
July 24
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
July 10
June 19
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Mar. 27
May 22
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
2700
901
1118
1158
1792
2808
1917
2279
1860
2371
1092
340
2665
1874
2000
1412
2519
2440
41
1700
2777
961
3157
1004
583
791
654
1451
1826
526
863
93
218
1819
2443
1988
1077
856
1385
1153
1622
1969
47
2317
1256
1273
923
1432
1434
628
2462
2332
2429
654
226
;271
i 272
291
444
C379
^380
641
(678
) 679
(455
H56
505
461
588
259
83
1034 255
2277 \f^^
646
(291
^292
448
518
.341
(607
J 608
612
679
228
765
(242
}243
142
192
164
350
(459
H60
124
209
22
51
431
612
486
266
218
334
286
380
(467
5468
C 12
\ 13
( 14
Ofacial
Gazette.
67 1098
67 185
[ 69 1433
67 227
67 360
1 67 1523
69
^68
67
67
68
67
>68
554
303
303
229
;350
I 351
351
156 I 69
68 1615
69 i 1459
66 ! 1705
68 I 847
>68
586
549
591
2223 527
69
66
67
66
954
954
1330
1711
1937
1032
1915
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 1894.
229
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Bate.
Monthly
volume.
Official.
Gazette.
Moorhonse, Joseph. (See Ashton and Moorhonae.)
Moorhonse. Joseph, Sliaw, England. Self-acting apinning-raule
IXorau, James. Dublin, Ireland. Fireeacape
Moran, Mary C., Newton, Mass. Garment-Jastening
Moran, Michael, assignor to R. T. Blow and V. Moran, St. Lonis, Mo. Machine for clean-
ing cotton or other seeds
Moran, Victoria, et al. (See Moran, Michael, assignor.)
Moran. "William T., Atlantic, Mass. Protector-mask
Morarity, John D., Toledo. Ohio. Folding bed
Morcom, Alfred. (See Belliss and Morcom.)
Morden, Robert B. (.See Frame and Morden.)
Morden, Walter H., Toronto, Canada. File
Moreau, Engine, Philadelphia, Pa., and H. S. Miner, assignors to "Welsbach Light Company,
Gloucester City, N. J. Gas-lamp
Moreau, Pierre A.. Meung, France. Making artificial marble
Morehouse, Cyrus E., assignor to Morehouse Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
Temporary binder
Morehouse Manufacturing Company. (See Morehouse, Cyras E., assignor.)
Morehouse. Miles A.. Wevertown, N. T. Telephone-transmitter
Morel, Frederic H., Dunkerque, France. Slide-valve
514,330
516,6.55
521,384
522,179
.■518,822
524,858
526,726
516,609
525,024
."ill, 860
Morell, Miguel, andR. M.Ferrer, Santa Barbara, Cal. Express-car
Moreno, Eben D. (See Dorr, James W., Sr., assignor.)
Moret, jean M., Besangon, France. Gearing
Morey, Roswell E., 0:ikland. Cal. Fruit basket and crate
Morfoot, BenjaminW., Cliicago, HI. Die for cntting and shaping can-heads
Morfoot, George A., assignorof one-half to J. Koblish, Chicago, 111. High chair
Morfoid, Charles II., Allentown, Pa. Till lock and alarm
Morford, .Tames R. R , La Ilarpe, 111. Portable folding seat
Morgan, Benjamin F., Strang, Nebr. Adjustable draft for roof and brace measurements.
Morgan, Carlos. (See Clark and Morgan.)
Morgan, Charles. (See Redlinger and Morgan.)
Morgan, Charles, etal. (See Redlinger, Michael, assignor.)
Morgan, Clarence L. (See Grover and Northrop, assignors.)
Morgan, Doctor F., Akron, Ohio. Hot-water hoating-boiler
Morgan, Doctor F.. Akron, Ohio. Hot- water heating-boiler ,
Morgan, E. L., et al. (See Proctor, Charles B., assignor.)
Morgan, Edgar H., etal. (See Redlinger, Michael, assignor.)
Morgan, Edgar H., et al. (See Redlinger and Morgan, assignors.)
Morgan, Frank C, et al. (See Prince, Jerome, assignor.)
Morgan, Frank J., Kalamazoo, Mich. Tumbling-barrel
Morgan, Frank J., Kalamazoo, Mich. Culinary -vessel handle
.WO.US
.524,180
! 526,191
I
i .528.641
' 525.112
518,724
518,070
522, (J92
516,895
515,497
519,132
519,133
512,312
515,351
Morgan, Henry "W., Rochester, N. Y. Grooving-machine
Morgan, James B. (See Mohr, TTlrick R., assignor.)
Morgan, James B., Davenport. Iowa. Sashfa.stener
Morgan, James M., Port VTashington, Wis. Revolving chair
Morgan, James M., Port Washington, Wis. Revolving chair
Morgan, John. (See Pratt, John C, assignor.)
Morgan, John. (See Slater, .Jesse F., assignor.)
Morgan, John R., et al. (See Morgan, Thomas R., Jr., assignor.)
Morgan, John R., et al. (See Morgan, Thomas R.. Sr., and W. H!, assignors.)
Morgan. .John R.. assignor of three-fourths to T. R. Morgan, Sr., and Jr., and W. H. Mor-
gan, Alliance, Ohio. Overhead traveling crane
Morgan, John W., Harriman, Tenn. Transplanter*
Morgan, Robert A., Jr., Boston, Ma-ss. Apparatus for transporting mail
Morgan, Robert W,, New York, N. Y. Candle-shade holder
Morgan, Robert W.. New York. N. Y. CJheck-hook
Morgan, Thomas. Philadelphia, Pa. Quarter-boot
Morgan, Thomas J., Chicago, HI. Safety-gate for railway -cars
Morgan, Thomas R., Sr. (See Cuthbert, Alexander, assignor.)
Morgan, Thomas R., Sr. (See Gordon. William B,, a.ssignor.)
Morgan, Thomas R.. Sr., et al. (See Morgan, John R.. assignor.)
Morgan, Thomas B.. Jr., assignor of three-fourths to T. R., Sr., W. H., and J. R. Morgan,
Alliance, Ohio. Metal-working machine
Morgan, Thomas R.. Sr.. and W."H'., assignors of one-half to T. R., Jr., and J. R. Morgan,
Alliance, Ohio. Charging-crane
Morgan, Thomas R., Sr., and W. H.. assignors of one-half to T. E., Jr., and J. R. Morgan,
Alliance. Ohio. Ingot-charging apparatus ]
Morgan, Waitman M., Kansas Citv, Mo. Suction and force apparatus for pumping fluids. ..
Morgan, William H. (See Morgan. Thomas R., Sr,, and W. H.)
Morgan, William H., et al. (See Morgan, >Tohn R,, assignor.)
Morgan, AVilliam H., et al. (See Morgan, Thomas R.. Jr., assignor.) I
Morgan, William K., Eureka Springs, Ark. Sash-balance
Morganfield. August, Ogden, Kans. Clevis
Mi^rgel, John C., A. T. Ball, and H. M. Nagel, Brazil, Ind. Broom or brush
Morgeneier. Robert, assignor to American Carving and Manufacturing Company, Winona, >
Minn. Carving-machine • ^
Morin, Hercules A., San Leandro, Cal. Bridle-rod for railways
Morin, Joseph H., AVilkinsonviUe, Mass. Loom-shuttle
Morin, Joseph P., and G. J. n. Jacques, Laconia, N. H. Circular-knitting machine
Morison, Donald B., Hartlepool, England, Stoam-boiler or other furnace
Moiison, Donald B,, Hartlepool, England. Water circulating, feeding, and discharging^
apparatus for steam-boilers <
Morison, Donald B.. Hartlepool, England. Apparatus for heating liquids by means of)
8t«am : 5
Moritz, Carl C. and S. D. Greenwood. Salt Lake City. Utah Ter. Pocket-knife
Mork. Heinrich, Duisburg, Germany. Universal tool
Morlet, Charles, assignor of one-half to P. Nordmann, Geneva, Switzerland. Mainspring-
barrel for watches
517,705
523,227
519,866
526,045
522,913
516,274
517,619
521.726
521,727
524,555
516,505
513,812
520,488
520,798
514,659
517,760
.528,009
513,024
528,337
518,348
525,814
531,553
518,702
523,915
Feb. 0
Mar. 20
.Tune 12
June 26
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
July 10
Mai-. 20
Feb. 27
May 1
May 1
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
July 17
May 15
Sept. 18
July 10
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
June 19
June 19
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
May 29
June 5
Feb. 13
Apr.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Apr.
Sept.
Dec.
Apr.
July
529,288 Nov.
530,788
515,498
Dec.
Feb.
610 154
1.533 ! 366
1125 265
2535
2404
1524
93
1447
1825
181
608
595
373
23
343
45
360
1510 5 3?^ 1 08
220
1989
2241
1091
882
1925
2511
342
343
960
2281
486
1828
1636
1257
54,55
486
558
275
218
454
622
1262
■J
1!
460
398
291
68
884 \il°l II 60
330
1728
1729
1020
1274
3467
2701
73
1140
312
I J 208 ; ;
78 i 67
410 67
3 580
23 2247
16 2183
30 2810
17 1584
11 859
25 , 2605
24 ' 2303
31 ' 3036
13 ] 1367
11 ^1257
27 2511
411
251
(303
1304
854
654
15,16
284
143
542
520
C679
^680
392
196
67
67
69
66
1 09
67
68
.572 67
{1 }««
\ .129 5 •'
: 304 69
6^2 66
526,935 Oct. 2 I 448 I 110
69
577
322
1320
1739
464
627
914
1459
1369
84
230
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Morley Button Manufacturing Company. (See Bennett, "Walter E., assignor.)
Morley, E. W., et al. (See Anderson, Edwin N., assignor.)
Morley, Herbert "W., Bradford, and T. Holehouse, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, England. Valve-J
gear for duplex direct-acting engines j
Morral, Samuel E., MoiTal, Ohio. Green-corn cutter
Morrell, John A., Kansas City, Mo. Portable sawing-machine
Morrell, W. G., et al. (See Warrand, Constantine B., assignor.)
Morrill, Ernest L., Saco, Me., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Tarn-sepa-
rator for ring-spinning machines
Morrill, Osgood. (See Wells, Harlan P., assignor.)
Morrill, Simon S., Stockton, Cal. Machine for sharpening plowshares
Morris, Arthur, Rockefeller, HI. Buckle
Morris Box Lid Company. (See French, Philo N., assignor.)
Morris, Charles "W"., and L. Goodwin, Boston, Mass.; said Goodwin assignor to said Morris.
Smoke-con suming apparatus
Morris, Edmund. (See Morris, Henry B. and E.)
Morris, Edward J., Philadelphia, Pa. Toboggan-slide
Morris, Francis S., etal. (See Dixon, George, assignor.)
Morris, Frank, Alliance, Ohio. Molder's flask
Morris, George L. (See "Williams and Morris.)
Morris, George T., Guttenberg, N. J. Freight-car
Morris, George T., Guttenberg, N. J. Dumping-car
Morris, Henry B., assignor to Ford, Johnson & Co., Michigan City, Ind. Machine for
scarfing ends of cane strips for splicing
Morris, Henry B. and E., assignors to Ford, Johnson & Co., Michigan City, Ind. Diag-;
onal-cane- weaving machine '
Morris, James "W., Pleasant Valley, N. J. Oil-bumiug apparatus
Morris, John H. (See "Ward and Morris.)
Morris, John H. , Maquoketa, Iowa. Gate
Morris, John P., Burdett, IS. C Post or pole hole machine
Morris, Joseph I., Camden, N. J. Canal-towage
Morris, Mark B., Logansport, Ind. Animal-trap
Morris, Norman K., and J. W. Bailey, Denver, Colo. Apparatus for the production of
white lead
Morris, Thomas, Brooklyn, assignor to J. Berbecker & Co., New York, N. Y. Swivel-
bracket for rods
Morris, "William B., Seattle, "Wash.. Spring gun or catapult
Morris, "William B., assignor to E. I. TJpham and "W. Emington, Collinsville, Cal. Sulky-
plow axle
Morrison, Charles, Shelby ville, Ind. Type- writer cabinet
Morrison, D. Henry. (See Abbott, Levi, assignor.)
Morrison, J. Frank. (See Houck and Browning, assignors.)
Morrison, James, Toronto, Canada. Inj ector
Morrison, James F. (See Houck, Thomas J., assignor.)
Morrison, James F. (See "Winter, John F., assignor.)
Morrison, James H. (See Hanson, Castle, and Morrison.)
Morrison, James J., New York, N. Y. Needle-case
Morrison, John H., assignor to Atwood, Crawford Company, Pawtucket, E. I. Sawing-
machine
Morrison, Reason R., Mineral Point, Ohio. Recuperative tank-furnace.
Morrison, Robert B., Rome, Ga. Brick-kiln furnace
Morrison, Thomas, Duqnesne, Pa. Automatic stop for rolling-mills
Morrison, Thomas, Duquesne, Pa. Edging-guide for rolling-mills
Morrison, Thomas, Duquesne, Pa. Rolling metal
Morrison, "Walter, and "W. H. Purser, Moonee Ponds, near Melbourne, Victoria. Heel . . .
Morrison, "Walter G., et al. (See Daffy, Josei)h, assignor.)
Morrison, "Warren C, Chicago, 111. Advertising-sign device
Morrison, "William, Toronto, Canada. "Water heater or cooler -
Morrison, "William, Des Moines, Iowa, assignor to American Battery Company, Chicago,
HI. Electrode for secondary batteries
Morrison, "William, Des Moines, Iowa, assignor to American Battery Company, Chicago,
HI. Electrode for secondary batteries
Morrison, "William E. (See Hamilton and Morrison.)
Morrison, "William J., Chicago, HI. Combination tool-handle
Morrison, "William N., St. Louis, Mo. Automatic door-strip
Morriss, "William N., Moonee Ponds, and R. H. Smith, South Yarra, Victoria. Feed-water
heater and fuel-saver ■
Morrissey, John H. (See May and Morrissey.)
Morrow, Alexander P., New Brighton, assignor to Eclipse Bicycle Company, Beaver Falls,
Pa. Bicycle-saddle
Morrow, George, Salt Lake City, "CTtah Ter. Street-sweeper
Morrow, George "W., assignor of three-fourths to C. T. Young, Toronto, Ohio. Tile
Morse, Arthur M. (See Phiramer, "William S., assignor.)
Morse, George J., Hyde Park, Mass. Trousers or'coat ■
Morse, J. "W., et al. (See Lindstrom, Carl E., assignor.)
Morse, Jamin S., and D. R. Lovejoy, New York, N. T.; said Lovejoy assignor to said?
Morse. Employe's time-recorder j
Morse, Orville M., Jackson, Mich. Separating-machine
Morse, Orville M., Jackson, Mich. Separator.
Morse, Oscar E., Dillon, Mont. Rotary engine -
Morse & Son, Andrew J. (See Crawford, "William K., assignor.)
Morse, "Williams & Company. (See Hill, "William, assignor.)
Morstadt, Karl, Prague, Austria-Hungary, assignor to J. M. Grosvenor Sc Co., Boston,
Mass. Capsule-closer
Mortensen, Hans, Leadville, Colo. Pump
Mortenson, Charles G.,*Lorin, Cal. Garden implement
Morthland, George "W., Lead, S. D. Rotary engine
Mortimer, Charles J., New York, N. Y. Railway -switch
516,896
516,399
521,644
531,548
513,811
518,113
526,085
522,025
526,113
512,734
525,741
517,876
522,740
523,675
520,533
515,245
521,527
522,165
513,130
517,620
513,590
520,934
524,599
514,093
524,600
519,192
518,851
512,891
512,207
520,935
522, 763
518,266
528,256
531,000
512,514
522,479
528,731
527,212
520,727
524,068
521,665
.527,871
528,178
527,395
514,016
.529,872
529,289
514,842
525,714
529,562
518,465
517,877
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
June 26
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
July 10
July 31
May 29
Feb. 20
June 19
June 26
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
June 5
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
May 1
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
June 5
July 10
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
July 3
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
June 19
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
1926
454
455
1093 260
lltil
2595
3466
1164
1330
2278
1376
1658
732
749
978
2606
2772
2086
1396
2511
2340
335
3109
341
1078
188
1080
451
2443
1972
792
342
1035
1433
2678
1606
1318
520
360
869
95
621
r853
1854
292
309
546
321
398
169
188
[244
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[246
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201
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nil
66 I 1276
67 I 1482
67
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889
877
624
489
400
150
1259
211
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554
15.37
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103
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177
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234
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69 I 914
66 ' 1144
68 1289
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
231
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, resideuce, and invention.
Morton, Albert H., assijrnor to Kitson Machine Company, liOwell, Mass. Safety stopp'
mechanism for lap-machines
Morton. Albert H., assignor to Kitson Machine Compiiny, Lowell, Mass. Fiber-feeding)
machine ". S
Morton, .James C, "Washington, N. C, and E. B. Freeman, Norfolk, Va. Combined fire
extingnisherand alarm
Morton, .James F., assignor of one-half to W". H. H. Anderson and N. S. Hill, Jr., Baltimore,^
Md. Wheel guard or fender for cars ^
Morton, Jefferson W., et at. (See Prosser, Daniel F., assignor.)
Morton, Rufus .J., North Danville, a.ssignor of one-half to J. W. Bruce, Danville, Va. Bag
and t wiuo holdor
Morton, Siimuel D., Heber, Ark. Animal-trap
Morton, Thom<Ts, Birmingham, England. Cover for tobacco-pipe bowls
Morton, William F., New Haven, Conn. Wheel-felly joint
No.
518,007
518,419
Date.
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Moscicki, Kajetan, Warsaw, Russia. Engine
Moseley, Charles S., assignortoDnbuqneSpecialty Machine Works, Dnbnquo, Iowa. Pro-
tector for endless-chain-cutter mortising-machines
Moseley, William H., Sparta, Wis. Clotnes-drier
Mosely, Jeremiah T., Shelbyville, Tex. Felly for wheels
Mosely, Thomas C. (See Kingman and Mo.sely.)
Moses, Alfred H., Jr., New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Moses, Alfred H., Jr., St. Louis, Mo., assignor of one-half to J. S. Bache & Co., New York,
N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Moses, R. H., et al. (See Wright, Isaac D., assignor.)
Moses, William E., et al. (See Wallace. Charles, assignor.)
Mosher, Charles D., New York, N. T. Steam boiler or generator ,
Mosher, Charles D., New York, N. Y. Boiler or steam-generator
Mosher, Charles D., New York, N. Y. Boiler or steam-generatof
Mosher, Charles P. (See Streeter and Mosher.)
Mosher, Horace C, et al. (See Thompson, Wilson, assignor.)
Mosher, James A. (See Learned and Mosher.)
Mosher, James A., Boston. Mass., William N. Beardsley. and A. D. Moulton, Bridgeport,
Conn., assignors to M. Hartley and M. Graham, New York, N. Y. Cyclometer
Mosher, Samnel E. (SeeFuchs, Oscar J., assignor.)
Moskowitz. Morris. Newark. N. J., assignor to National Electric Car Lighting Company.J
System of lighting and heating cars by electricity ]
Moskowitz, Morri.s, Newark. N! J., assignor to National Electric Car Lighting Company.;
Means for equalizing electromotive force of dynamos J
Moskowitz, Morris, assignor to himself and L. D. Adler, Newark, N. J., and A. S. Adler,
Philadelphia, Pa. Electric-lighting system for railway-cars
Mosra.in. Charles F.. as.signor of one-half to A. Krouse, Bridgeport, Conn. Coffin-handle-.
Moss, Charles E.. Bo.ston. Mass. Cyclometer
Moss, Henry E., Kansas City, Mo. Self-closing telegraph-key
Moss, .Tames H., Irvoaa. Pa. Hanging lamp
Moss, Marvin R., Hnutsburg, Ohio. Sap-.spout extractor
Mossberg, Frank, Attleborough, Mass. Screw-press
Mossberg, Frank, Attleborough, Mass. EoUer-bearing
Mossberg, Prank, Attleborough, Mass. Machine for making rings .
Mossop, Isaac, Wiconisco, Pa. Hosiery cutting apparatus
Moasop, .John J. (See Geary.|John .J. .assignor.)
Mosure, Franklin W., Vera Cruz, and I. Warner, Linn Grove, Ind. Post-hole anger
Mott, Abram C, Philadelphia, Pa. Combined hot-air and hot-water heater
Mott, Abram C, Philadelphia. Pa. Hot- water furnace
Mott. Daniel, Fairplain. Pa. Wheel-cultivator
Mott, George E. (See Price, William G., assignor.)
Mott, Theodore. (See Andrews and Mott.)
Motter, Jacob V., Brooklyn, N. Y. Automatic feeder to prevent scale
Mottinger, Noah W., Akron, Ohio. Sash-fa.stener
Motts, Eli L., et al. (See Barr, Samuel D., assignor.)
Monat, Laurence, Jr., Chicago, 111. Spring-hinge
Moulton, Alvin D. (See Mosher, Beardsley, and Moulton.)
Moulton, Alvin D., Bridgeport, Conn. Bicycle-stand
Monlton, James N.. Haverhill, assignor to Stanley Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.i
Sole-rounding machine I
Moulton, Luther V. (See McCay and Monlton.)
Monnce. James A., and D. L. Delaney, Fredericktown, Mo. Automatic vehicle-brake
Mount Washington Glass Company. (See Steffin, Albert, assignor.)
Mountain, Albert D., Philadelphia, Pa. Toy or trick device
Mountain, Benjamin, Castleford, England. Making wire
Mouquin, Henri F., trustee. (See Loriot, Henry, assignor.)
Mourot, .1 alien, Modesto, Cal. Voting-machine
523,128
524,045
527,705
521,385
528,642
527,559
515,784
524,391
525,850
531,269
525,992
525,993
531,421
524,786
531,207
511,787
527,440
513,591
519,867
519,868
525,961
517,706
526,454
516,059
516,102
525,054
525,504
525,663
522,612
516,571
522,166
528,605
515,439 \
514,766 ;
Mowat, Oliver M. . Detroit, Mich. Pulley-block
Mowder, Isaac, Akron, assignor of one-half to T. H. Mowder, Yonngstown, Ohio. Sand-
ing device for cars
Mowder, Thomas H. (See Mowder, Lsaac, assignor.)
Mower, J. K. (See Anderson, Con D.. assignor.)
Mowrer, Oliver N. (See Fitzgerald. William, assignor.)
Mowry, Harley W., assignor to W. H. Cooper, Minneapolis, Minn. Compo board
Mowry, Harley W., as.signor to W. H. Cooper, Minneapolis, Minn. Compo board
Mowry, Levi G-., Buffalo, N. Y. Trolley-catcher
Moxham, Arthur .J., Johnstown, Pa. Sail way-rail joint
Moxham, Arthur J., Johnstown, Pa. Combined chair and cross-tie for railway-rails in>
track 5
Moxham, Arthur J., .Johnstown, Pa. Machine for straighteningrails or other metal bars. .
Moxham, Arthur J-, Johnstown, Pa. Making chairs for railway-rails
Moxham, Arthur J., .Johnstown, Pa. Tongne-switcli
522,078
519,818
513,710
516,572
517,166
513,711
513,712
518,197
520,654
i 520,694
Monthly
volume.
516,939 Mar. 20
519,289 I May 1
519,001 May 1
524,425 Aug. 14
521,173 June 12
529,131 Nov. 13
,Tuly 17
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
June 12
Nov. 6
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
May 15
May 15
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
July 10
Mar. 13
June 26
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
530,347 : Dec. 4
June 26
May 15
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
990
1706
2000
626
103
808
7.52
1090
1655
123
1690
1125
221
1450
94
749
947
2098
1166
1170
2369
1399
1986
70
1254
3110
1638
1639
1124
2004
532
588
1887
306
577
1387
2513
2426
1321
481
2361
247
C424
471
) 153
197
176
263
:413
414
Ul5
28
407
265
55
353
;]82
I 183
212
504
C265
)266
(266
(267
567
341
472
18
308
765
398
399
C2.55
J 256
118
477
C123
^124
138
462
75
138
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)192
330
(603
\ 604
35
601
C329
I ^330
If 119
11120
1555 381
3320
1388
2408
3322
Official
Gazette.
69
>68
67
67 555
68 826
67 ! 1347
69 1 865
>68 344
Jan. 30 3322
Apr. 10
May 29
May 29
1314
2966
3053
820
66
330
66
567
06
820
66
820
821
ho
329
67
717
67
740
67
758
758
232
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
Tolume.
Official
Gazette.
Eailway-cross
Machine for bending flanged metal bars .
Railway-crosaing
Eail way-rail
Electrical connection for railway -rails . . .
Kailway-track ,
Moxham, Arthur .J., Johnstown, Pa.
Moxham, Arthur J"., Jolmstown, Pa.
Moxham, Arthur J., Johnstown, Pa.
Moxham, Arthur J., Johnstown, Pa.
Moxham, Arthur J., Johnstown, Pa.
Moxham, Arthur J., Johnstown, Pa.
Moxley, Richard J., New Haven, Conn. Saw-frame
Moyer, Charles 0., et al. (See Piatt, Edward T., assignor.)
Moyer, "William H., et al. (See Harris, Henry, assignor.)
Moyers, James M. (See Bragg and Moyers.)
Moyes, Laurie M., Philadelphia, Pa. Water-tuhe boiler
Moyle, James W. (See Murray, Archibald B., assignor.)
Moyle, Leigh, assignor to M. M. Buck & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Curtain-stop
Muchall, Carl "W., Wiesbaden, assignor to Deutsche Gasgliihlioht-Actiengesellsohaft, Ber-
lin, Germany. Gas-lighting device ,
Muchmore, John F., et al. (See Kogginger, John, assignor.)
Muchmore, Oramel J., et al. (See Brown, Alfoard A., assignor.)
Muckenhirn, Charles H., Detroit, assignor to F. P. Boughton, Battle Creek, Mich. Com-
bined lavatory-basin plug and overflow
Mudford, Eobert S., Texarkana, Ark. Gin-saw-filing machine
Mudge, Daniel A. (See Treiber, Theodore K., assignor.)
Muehlfeith, Robert B., and C. J. Ibel, Fort Wayne, lud. Joint for railway-rails
Mueller, Albert, Nieder-Schonweide, near Berlin, Germany. Buffer- valve for high-press-
ure gases and fluids
Mueller, Albert C, and A. Lieb, Allegheny, Pa. Pipe-cleaning apparatus
Mueller, Fred B., Decatur, 111. Bicycle-stand
Mueller, Henry, et al. (See Walls, William H., assignor.)
Mueller, Henry, Decatur, 111. Stop and waste cock
Mueller, Henry, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Street-sweeper
526.455
530,196
530,197
531,444
531,445
.531.446
518,420
Mueller, Henry, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Street-sweeper
Mueller, Henry, Jr. , St. Louis, Mo. Street-sweeper
Mueller, Hieronymus, Decatur, HI. Basin-clamp
Mueller, John. (See Schumacher, Hermann G., assignor.')
Mueller, John P. , Philadelphia, Pa. Pedal attachment for pianofortes
Muenter, Charles L. (See Bowen, George A., assignor.)
Miihlberg, Hugo, Leipsic, Germany. Self-closing roller-top for transport- wagons
Muhlenbeck, Frank. (See Asam and Muhlenbech.)
Muhlert, Franz, Pelc Tyrolka, near Prague, assignor to Kinzlberger & Co., Prague, Aus-
tria-Hungary. Manufacture of yellow and orange dye
Muir, Daniel H., Lincoln, Nebr. Shoe-buttoner
Muir, James, assignor to Phenix Iron Foundry, Providence, K. I. Cloth-stretching ma-
chine
Muir, Robert, Brooklyn, N. T. Overhead trolley-conductor
Mulford, Charles. (See Butts, WiUiam, assignor.)
Mulford, William H. H., Streator, HI. Folding crate
Mulkey, John H. (See Crow and Mulkey.) ,
MuUaly , John, New York, N. Y. Preparing surface-printing plates
MuUaney, Patrick J., assignor of two-thirds to J. F. McHugh and M. F. Grady, Lafayette,
Ind. Hydrocarbon-burner
Mullen, C. A. (See Wilson, James, assignor.)
Mullen, Gregory M., Baltimore, Md. Heating feed- water
Mullen, Gregory M., Baltimore, Md. Rope-clamp
Mullen, James, Providence, R. I. Horse-collar
Miiller, Adelbert O. , and A. Giesen, Fremont, Nebr. Apparatus for pasteurizing and rack-
ing off beer
Miiller, August, Magdeburg, Germany. Apparatus for conveying and automatically de-i
livering small articles \
Miiller, August, and L . Schulz, Albany, N. Y. Stretching-block
MiiUer, Beruhard, Chemnitz, Germany. Making bricks from coal-dust
Miiller, Carl, Eberswalde, Germany. Drawing-pin
Miiller, Carl L., assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Orange disazo dye
Miiller, Carl L., assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Orange dye
Miiller, Cai-lO., Basle, Switzerland, assignortoBasle Chemical Works Bindschedler. Blue
tetrazo dye
MiiUer. Carl O., Basle, Switzerland, assignor toBasle Chemical Works Bindschedler. Blue
tetrazo dye
Muller, Carrie E., San Francisco, Cal. Bedclothes-holder
Miiller, Charles L. F., deceased; C. B. Carstens, administrator, Milwaukee, Wis., assignor^
to Wisconsin Electric Light and Power Company, of Wisconsin. Regulator for dynamo-,
electric machines
Miiller, Emanuel H., Ribnitz, Germany. Cash recorder and indicator
Muller, Ernst J., Butte, Mont. Universal adjustable bearing
Muller, Etienne, et al. (See Coleman and Saussure, assignors.)
Miiller, Georg, Kaufbeoren, Germany. Apparatus for automatically mixing fire-extin-
guishing sulistances with water
Miiller, Gustav, Zerbst, Germany. Producing sterilized butter
Muller, Heinrich, Villenoolonie Grunewald, near Berlin, assignor to A. Klonne, Dort-i
niund, Germany. Gas-holder -.. <
Miiller, Henry, Stockton, Cal. Piano
Miiller, Hermann, Niirembei'g, Germany. Switch for secondary batteries
Miiller-Jacobs, Armand. (See Sachs and Miiller- Jacobs.)
Muller, John D., New York, N. Y. Screw-propeller
Miiller, Rudolf, assignor to M. Berendt, M. D. Droege, E. Hadenfeldt, and J. Semler, Ham-
burg, Germany. Boiler and furnace
524,724
530,896
524,449
527,802
520,966
515,785
531,053
528,234
518,325
513,272
525,815
528,548
529,132
515,836
514,724
526,324
528,965
518,619
527,441
520,329
523,366
522,719
515,837
513,409
529,933
519,585
519,193
520,006
523,541
526,936
529,744
524,261
524,262
524,069
524,070
527,872
518,349
523,540
524,725
528,441
523,587
530,284
512,048
516,379 j
.525,664
520,569 j
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
June 5
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
May 22
July 24
July 10
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Nov. 27
May 8
May 1
May 15
July 24
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
July 24
Aus. 21
Oct. 30
July 24
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
May 29
2005
210
211
2428
2430
2431
1708
1298
1423
847
1854
384
96
1701
2641
1534
2575
860
42
1091
166
1258
1740
820
2042
1255
2429
2063
931
167
2779
2485
1174
452
1860
2373
449
2173
491
492
167
169
1979
1585
2371
2989
2446
371
528
1063
578
2835
477
52
53
C577
)578
578
578
425
318
338
208
448
94
22
404
036
382
623
C196
1197
11
C263
^264
40
313
(411
5 412
508
308
591
C518
1519
41
679
599
282
111
C454
1455
C595
5 596
518
476
C392
1393
595
C318
1 1 319
722
612
91
124
C252
1253
138
684
68 1 1557
69 125 J
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;69
69
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69
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67
69
67
68
69
67
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69
68
68
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68
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
233
Alphahetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Miiller, Teile H., Philadelphia, Pa. Fumace-grato
lliiller, Trauftott J., Dresden. Germany. Zither-accordion
Mullican, Andrew J., Philadelphia, Pa. Ilatpiu
Mulligan, John J., Vick-sbur;:. Miss. Frei<:h tear door
MuUikin, Levin H., Trappe, Md. Sash-cord fastener
Miillin, Scott M., and S. C. Green, Liberty, Ind. Gas apparatus
MuUinix, Elmer E., Burlington, Kaus. Fingerboard telegraph-key
Slullins, John W.. Faristou, and R. M. Jackson, London, Ky. ThiU-coupling
ilullins. 'William H. , Salem, Ohio. Metallic roofing '.
Mullins. "William 11., Salem, Ohio. Metallic roofing
Multi-Stroke Bell Company. (See Garside, Irad L., assignor.)
Mumhrancr, 'Wilhclm, New York, N. Y. Merry-go-round
Mummorv, Edwin G., Detroit, Mich. Oil-stove and burner
Mummery, Edwin G., Detroit, Mich. Vapor-burner
Mummery. Edwin G., Detroit, Mich. Oil-.stovo
Mummery, Edwin G., assignor of one-third to J. S. Sherman and G. H. Harms, Detroit,
Mich. "Hydrocarbon-burner
Muncaster, Otho M., "Wa.shington, D. C. Bait-hucket
Miinchbansen. "Werner von. (Seo Cron and Miinchliausen.)
Mnndcll, Addison M., Paola, Kana. Vogetable-parer
Mundell, James. (Seo Mills, Francis A., assignor.)
Mundell, James. (See Schmiedl, Anton I., assignor.)
Mundry. Peter, and U. Pomtier, Delta, Colo. Trunk-strap fastener
Mundt, Laura. (Seo Mundt, "Wilhelm, assignor.)
Mundt, Wilhelm, assignor to L. Mundt, New York, N.T. Spool-holder for braiding-ma-
chii
Mundy, Judson T.. Newark, N. J. Pencil-sharpener and point-protector
Munger, George, East River, Conn. Stop-cock
Munger, Theodore C, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Pump-valve
Munhall. Peter J., assignor of one-half to W. A. Ramage, Auburn, N. Y. Fire-escape
Mnnk. Henry. (See Reiff and Munk.)
Munro, Charles S. (See Palmer and Mnnro.)
Munro, Emm.a A. (See Cnmmin.s and Munro.)
Munro, "William J., J. Hart, and D. Batey, Sedro. "Wa-sh. Shingle hnnch and binder
Munroe, Cirthbert C, et al. (Seo Fisher, John E., assignor.)
Munaon, Albert L., New York, N. Y. Contiuuoas-cigarette machine
Munson, Daniol, Syracuse, N". Y. Hot- water boiler
Mun.son, Edward H., New Britain, Conn. Connector for electric wires
Murbarger, "William E., Indianapolis, Ind. Combined umbrella tie and name-plate
Murbarger, William E., Indianapolis, Ind. Combined shaft-support and thill-coupling
Murhy, Edward, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for making looped fabric
Murch. John H. (See Gray and Murch.)
Mnrdie, John, North Topeka, Kans. Combined lock and latch
Murdoch, Michael J., Youngstown, Ohio. Reverberatory furnace
Murdock, Frank. (See Stratton and Murdock.) (Reissue.)
Murdock, Harvey "W., assignor of two-thirds to M. R. Stewart and S. H. Abbott, Ogden,
Utah Ter. Gold- washer
Murdock, James, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio. String-winding mechanism for musical instiu-
ments .
Murdock, Samuel N. (See Kizer and Murdock.)
Murgittroyd, Smith N., assignor to Phoenix Hot Water Heater Company, Phoenix, N. Y.
Hot-water heating apparatus
Murguioudo, Prudencio de, assignor of one-half to E. Kenney, Baltimore, Md. Disinfect-
ing device
Murlless, Herbert B., Rockville, Conn. Column for buildings
Murphy, Daniel H., Hartford, Conn. Commode. (Reissue)
Murphy, Dennis J., and J. Richardson, Mountain "V^iew, Cal. Ballng-press
Murphy, Edward, New York,N. Y. Sewing-machine
Murphy, Edward E., Madison, Wis. Combinatiim folding bed
Murphy, Edward E., assignor of one-half to G. S. Foster, Boston, Mass. Apparatus for
extracting residual substances from casks
Murphy, Edwin J., New York, N. Y. Electric- arc lamp
Murphy, Frank J., assignor of one-half to A. M. Rundle, Danbury, Conn. Machine for
stitfening hat-brims
Murphy, Frank J., assignor of one-half to A. M. Rundle, Danbury, Conn. Machine for
stitfenin g hat-crowns
Murphy, Harry. (See Garton, George, assignor.)
Mnr])hy, James, et al. (See Finley, James H., assignor.)
Murphy, James A., assignor of one-half to G. Nightingale, Holyoke, Mass. Toy
Murphy, John. (See Mitchell and Muiphy.)
Murphy, John. (See Walker and Murphy.)
Murphy, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Packing
Murphy, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Packing
Murphy, John M., Danbury, Conn. Clothes-line pulley ,
Murphy, John Z., assignor of one-half to F. W. Hudson, Chicago, 111. Cahle-replacer
Murphy, Livy D., Indepeudence, assignor of one-half to J. P. Knoche, Kansas City, Mo.
Car-coupling ,
Murphy, Peter D., and E. Kolb, Lockport. N. Y. Sprocket-wheel
Murphy, Thomas. Detroit. Mich. Steam-boiler
Murphj-, Timothy C, Dubuque, Iowa. Window or door screen
Murphy, Walter P., Ridgway, Pa. Dry-kiln ,
Murphy, Walter P., Ridgway, Pa. Lumber-drying kiln
Murphy, William M., Putnam, Conn. Plumber's blowpipe
Murray, Archibald B., San Rafael, assignor of one-half to J. W. Moyle, San Francisco, Cal.i
Electric danger-signal for railways ;
Murray, Charles, assignor to T. Lawson, St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless furnace
Murray, Charles H. (See Noble and Murray.)
Murray, George W., Sumter, S. C. Combined furrow-opener and stalk-knocker
512,735
523,002
,'522,080
5i;i,33C
521,806
516,573
530,957
530,441
520,370
520,371
515,088
513,713
530,705
530,849
516,872
521,244
519,890
519,505
520,655
530,789
512,892
53(>;442
523,916
'513,813
526,192
523,860
513,949
514,565
518,763
521,728
526,456
525,113
519,506
516,545
522,220
522,847
512,049
11,410
517,930
525.227
517,357
529,338
.531,422
519,194
519,195
530,116
513,273
516,874
51.5,714
519,586
513,131
527,153
520,916
,516,873
515,604
Date.
Jan. 16
July 31
June 26
Jan. 23
June 20
Mar. 13
Deo. 18
Dec. 4
May 22
May 22
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
June 12
May 15
May 8
May 29
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
July 31
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
July 31
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
June 19
Sept. 25
Aug. 28
May 8
Mar. 13
July 3
July 10
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
May 1
May 1
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
May 8
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
June 5
Mar. 20
Monthl.y
volume.
1659
3010
2365
2666
1875
1390
1530
629
2506
2508
1823
3324
1119
1349
1886
871
2966
12.58
1973
630
3039
3469
2942
3678
982
2304
1730
2006
1990
Feb. 27 2682
531,325
Dec.
25
2203
518,674
Apr.
24
2144
524,947
Aug.
21
1069
526,193
Sept.
18
1518
517,960
Apr.
10
904
1154
530
2873
841
2178
2721
1452
2371
453
455
2576
1889
2867
1174
2342
, 780
I 342
: 1888
C398
J 399
748
569
646
449
< 330
i3.3\
363
157
607
607
460
821
272
322
446
206
247
718
304
469
157
756
854
^354
'355
:733
i 734
000
249
572
411
478
487
1021 247
1341 320
20
125
673
211
532
639
350
567
111
112
623
446
714
282
564
190
84
446
666
66-
527
.528
536
408
409
356
C666
) 667
226
Onicial
G azette.
66
67
66
09 1228
66 i 286
66 ; 1838
66 I 1438
67 773
66 I 540
69 I 160
67 1 1259
66 1837
[66 1403
' 69 1663
67 437
1 68 995
68 1451
67 185
234
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpluibetical list of j)atentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Murray, George W., Sumter, S. G. Planter.
Murray, George W., Kembert, S. C.
Murray, George "W., Kembert, S. C.
Murray, George W., Rembert, S. C.
Murray, George TV., Kembert, S. C.
Murray, George "W"., Kembert, S. G.
uter
Cultivator and marker
Cotton-chopper
Fertilizer-distributer
Planter
Combined cotton-seed planter and fertilizer-distrib-
Murray, George "W., Kembert, S. C. Keaper ,
Murray, Henry C. (See Froman and Murray.)
Murray, James, Baldwin, Kans. Air-cooling apparatus
Murray, James H. (See Hill, George S.. assignor.)
Murray, John A., Winchester, Mass. Fruit-huUer
MiTrray, John W., Jenison, Mich. Automatic switch-stand ,
Murray, Joseph T., New York, N. Y. Lamp-wick
Murray, Kobert S., and F. W. Fames, London, England ; said Eames assignor to said Mur-
ray. Machine for dropping liquid material into molds
Murray, Robert T. (See Allen, Charles M., assignor.)
Murray, Robert T., and C. M. -illen, San Francisco, Cal. Electromagnetic car-brake
Murray, Thomas A., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for generating electricity for lighting rail-
way-cars .
Murray, Thomas E. (See Blessing and Murray.)
MuiTay, Timothy J., Covington, Ind. Flagstaff
Murray, "William B. (See Thompson and Murray.)
Murray, "William E., D. "W. and G. "W. Hatiield, Harrisburg, Pa. Street-railway switch, .
Murray, William "W., and T. AV. Cromer, Baltimore, Md. Machine for dressing or polish-
ingfloors
Murrey, George C, Seattle, "Wash. Hoisting-machine
Musgrave, James, et al. (See Dixon, George, assignor.)
Musgrove, James, Greenvale, Victoria. Seed-sower
Mushette, Ida E., Oakland, Cal. Combined shoe and glove buttoner
Musical Telephone Company. (See Prince, Jerome, assignor.)
Muskegon Chemical Fire Engine Company. (See Schumacher, Albert C, assignor.)
Muslar, Nelson, "West Boylston, assignor to R. C. Hemman, Boston, Mass. Machine for
feeding crown bottle-stoppers
Musselmann, John E., Lodi, N. J., assignor of one-half to C. H. Simmons, Brooklyn, N. T.>
Automatic fire extinguisher and alarm >
Musser, Frank P., Beaver Falls, Pa. Car-brake
Musser, Luther "W., State College, Pa. Educational appliance
Muth, Charles "W., and H. Martin, New Corydon, Ind. Money-changer for fare-boxes
Muth, George, et al. (See Schon, Hubert, assignor.)
Muth, Joseph P., St. Louis, Mo. Hitching device
Muther. Lorenz, Oak Park, assignor to Union Special Sewing Machine Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Bed-plate for sewing-machines
Myers, Adeline J., Industry, 111. Flat-iron heater
Myers, Angelo, P hiladelphia, Pa. Manufacturing yeast
Myers, David, assignor of one-half to Manchester Manufacturing Company, North Man-
chester, Ind. Feed-water heater and steam-generator
Myers, Frederick, assignor to Myers Manufacturing Company, New York, N. T. Vehicle-
wheel
Myers, Herbei't P. (See Reiley and Myers.)
Myers, Jacob L., Des Moines, Iowa. "Wheeled hand-rake
Myers, James H., Grand Rapids, Mich. Ball-bearing
Myers, John J., Baltimore, Md. Automatic gas-governor
Myers, John M., Cotton Gin, Tex. Wire- stretcher
Myers Manufacturing Company. (See Myers, Frederick, assignor.)
Myers, Millard F., Greenville, Ohio. Potato-planter
Myers, Peter D. (See Clark and Myers.)
Myers, Philip A., Ashland, Ohio. Hay-carrier
Myers, Samuel, Crestline, Ohio. Machine for placing track-torpedoes
Myers, Thomas A., Mendon, N. T. Boiler
Myerscough, John, St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless boiler-furnace
Myhre, Chris, assignor of three-fourths to J. D. Houseman, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Car-
seal.
Myhre, Chris, assignor of fifty-one one-hundredths to A. B. Kammann, St. Louis, Mo.
Match-box and cigar-cutter attachment for cisar-boxes
N. 0. Nelson Manufacturing Company. (See Hendrick, William H., assignor.)
Nadal, Jean, Paris, France. Stud orfastening for shirt-wristbands, &o
Naday, John, etal. (See Spengler, Reinhart, assignor.)
Nadeau, Gedeon, Marinette, Wis. Runner attachibent for children's carriages
Nadeniczek, Rudolf, Buda-Pesth, Austria-Hungary. Rotary engine
Nadig, Charles H., Allentown, Pa. Music-leaf turner
Nadon, Fran9ois E., River Desert, assignor of one-half to J. Comeau, Maniwaki, Canada.
Ice-velocipede
Naef, Paul, Argentine, Kans. Furnace for roasting ores
Nagel, Henry M. (See Morgel, Ball, and Nagel.)
Nagel, Jacob, near Houstonia, Mo. Wire-reeling truck
Nagel, Josef, Chemnitz, Germany. Apparatus for obtaining distilled and sterilized water.
Nageldinger, John, New York, N. Y. Pressure-regulating valve
Nageldinger, John , New "York, N. "Y. Pressure-regulating valve
Nagele, Theodor, Giippingen, Germany. Insect-powder duster
Nagle, Augustus F., Chicago, 111. Steam-trap
Nagler, Kobert, .San Francisco, Cal. Truss
Nail City Stamping Company. (See Reid, John, assignor.)
Nailor. Henry B., assignor to American Sanitary and Manufacturing Company, Washing-
ton, D. C. Garbage-receptacle
Nalence, Charles. (See French and Nalence.)
Nalence, (iharles, Chicago, 111. Piano attachment ■
Nail. Frederick W., assignor to G. Huntington, H. E. Kenny, and S. I. Slade, Detroit,
Mich. Coin counter and deliverer
Nalton, Thomas M., Syracuse, N. Y. Tie-chain for vehicle-bodies
Narjot, Ernest, assignor to H. Vayre, San Francisco, Cal, Gas-engine
No.
520,887
517,961
520,888
520,889
520,890
520,891
520,892
512,987
528,257
517,878
519,795
524,263
525,505
529,563
526,253
522,914
521,729
512,258
528,732
525,154
531,001
526,355
519,587
528,010
515,920
519,891
523,917
525,427
528,643
526,841
.^28,887
514,017
521,987
522,480
525,962
525,918
525,715
.523,542
525,228
522,380
513,274
523,481
528,339
525,964
518,327
526,633
515,442
528,016
515,870
52S,230
.519,089
520,268
522,301
522,668
522,764
512,261
521,937
.518,676
516,400
515,530
Date.
June 5
Apr. 10
June 5
June 5
June 5
June 5
June 5
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
May 15
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
July 10
June 19
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
Dec. 18
Sept. 18
May 8
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
May 15
July 31
Sept. 4
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
June 26
July 3
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
July 24
Aug. 28
July 3
Jan. 23
July 24
Oct. 30
Sept. 11
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
July 17
May 1
May 22
July 3
July 10
July 10
Jan. 2
June 26
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
245 57,58
906
247
f226
1227
58
248 58,59
251 I 59
253 59,60
255 60
2127
2679
753
1525
493
307
1882
1619
505
646
189
371
114
76
448
380
1264 i 313
1732 ![*U
263
2060
502
1607 382
1™ {425
1176 ] 283
2247 ' 542
293 69,70
1676
408
3041 757
187 I 47
222 55,56
282
664 160
65 16
2216 533
522 ! 133
1125 256
1047
686 159
2374 ! 596
2181 532
350 90
2577
2274
2815
1127
1536
2268
623
571
256
382
543
219
1831
256
2337
221
841
1035
872
2112
51
461
61
567
59
C209
)210
256
210
506
2146 537
1094 261
2569 ; 636
67
|67
67
67
67
67
67
68 69
2431 602 1 66
2257 |544||eg
68
68 i 1186
69 686
1354
461
1494
375
585
1014
44
178
211
66 ] 164
67 1 1634
67 438
66 i 1672
66 i 1380
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
235
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and inTention.
Nasb-Eddy Company. (See Nash, Xathan E., assignor.)
Nash, Frank. (See Baird .ind Jfash.)
Nash, .Tohn B., Rochester. N. T. Wall-book
Nash, .Jonathan W. (See Klinefetter and Nash.)
Nash, Lewis H., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to National Meter Company, New York,
N. T. Disk water-meter
Nash, Lewis H., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to National Meter Company, New York,
N. T. Bisk water-meter
Nash. Lewis H., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to National Meter Company, Now York,
N. Y. Disk water-meter ,
Nash. Lewis H., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to National Meter Company, New York,
N. Y. Wiiter-nieter
Na.sh. Lewis H., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to National Meter Company, New York,
N. Y. Disk water-meter
Na,sh, Lewis H., South Norwalk, Conn., assignor to National Meter Company, New York,
N. Y. Disk water-meter ,
Nash, Myron PI., Kalamazoo, Mich. Mole-trap
Nash, X.-vthan E., Westerly, R. I., a.s8ignor to Nash-Eddy Company, of Ohio. Stopping ap-i
paratus for engines <
Nashold, Elias, a.ssignor of two-fifths to H. W. Baskette, Chicago, 111. Self-looking cleat
for electric wires .'
Nashua Saddlery Hardware Company. (See Taber, Orrin, assignor.)
Nason, Carleton W., New York, N. Y. Steam-trap
Na.son, Carleton W., New York, N. Y. Gripping de^^ce
Nason, Carleton W.. New York. N. Y. Belt-soifting device for air-pumps
Nason, Horace F., Natick, a.ssignor of two-thirds to J. Q. A. and C. Whittemore, Boston,)
Mass. Sewing-maohino - J
Nason, Joseph H., Somerville, assignor of one-half to H. M. Hewes, Boston, Mass. Self-
threading shuttle for looms
Nason, Horace F., Natick, assignor of two-thirds to C. and J. Q. A. Whittemore, Boston,!
Mass. Sewing-machine j
Nastvogel, Oscar, and F. Reingruher, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer &
Co., Elberfeld, Germany. Blue dye
Nathan, Lewis, London, England, Manufacture of artificial marble
Nathan Manufacturing Company. (See Kaczander, Leopold, assignor.)
Natlian, Scbeyer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pur-se-frame
Nather, Oswald. (See Itudolph and Niither.)
Nation, Enoch, Indianapolis, assignor to W. E. Nation, Kokomo,Ind. Duster
Nation, William E. (See Nation, Enoch, assignor.)
National Boring and Drilling Company. (See MacEachcn. Samuel, assignor.)
National Cash Register Company. (See Brooke. William E., assignor.)
■ " ' . - (See Cleal, Joseph P., assignor.)
(See Ehrlicb, Leo, assignor,)
(See Gibbs, Edmund D,, assignor.)
(See Grove, George W., assignor.)
(See Pfaff, Albert, assignor.)
(See Reeves, Orwell C, assignor.)
(See Shibeley. Charles W., assignor.)
(See Smyth, Charles, assignor.)
(See Smyth, Charles G., assignor.)
(See Weiss, Carl W., assignor.)
National Cash Register Company.
National Cash Regi.stcr Company.
National Cash Register Company.
National Cash Register Comjiany.
National Ca.sh Register Comiian,v.
National Cash Register Company.
National Ca.sh Register Company.
National Cash Register Company.
National Cash Register Company.
National Cash Register Company.
National Casket (Company. (See Stein and Rappleyea, assignors.)
National Chain Gear Company. (See Brown. James O., assignor.)
National Chair ^Manufacturing Company. (See Chichester, Lemuel A., assignor.)
National Chair Manufacturing Company. (See Knight, Charles H., assignor.)
National Chair Manufacturing Company. (See Knight, Chichester, and Relyea, assign-
ors.)
National Chromatic Printing Company. (See Getty, Fred I., assignor.)
National Company. (See Baldwin. Cyrus W., assignor.)
Nationsil Company. (See Foster. Charles E., assignor.)
National Conip.iny. (See Otis, Norton P., assignor.)
National Company. (See Reynolds, George H., assignor,;
National Cycle Company. (See Grant, Sidney A,, assignor,)
National Cycle Manufacturing Compan.y. (See Wilcox, Melvin L., assignor.^
National Electric Car Lighting Company. (See Moskowitz, Morris, assignor.)
National Electrical Manufacturing Company. (See Walter, Horace E., assignor.)
National Electrical Manufacturing Company. (See Winterhalder. Louis, assignor.)
National Engraving Machine Company. (See Bruckner. Ch.irles C, assignor.)
National Envelope Company. (See Heywood. Charles H., assignor.)
National Folding an,l Enveloping Company. (See McDonald. James R., assignor.)
National Heat and Power Company. (See Hastings. iTames L., assignor.)
National Heat and Power Construction Company. (See McDonald, Donald, assignor.)
National Key-Opening Can Company. (Seo Underdown, .John K., assignor.)
National Key-Opening Can Company. (See Zimmerman, John, assignor.)
N.itional Key-Opening Can Company. (See Zimmeiman and Underdown, assignors.)
National Lead (Company. (See Ramminc. John, assignor.)
National Machine Company. (See Harris, Edmund A., assignor.)
National itachine Company. (See Hogan. J.inies T., assignor.)
National Malleable Castings Company. (See Tower. Clinton A., assignor.)
National Manufacturing Ice and Refrigerating Machine Company. (See Ruby and Frey,
assignors.)
National iletallic Pocket Fastener Company. (See Mandel and Henderson, assignors.)
Nation.al Meter Company. (See Nash, Lewis H.. assignor.)
National Sewius Machine Company. (See Goodrich. Frank L., a.ssignor.)
National Time Recorder Company. (See Bolte and King, assignors.)
National Union Telephone Company. (See Serdinko, .lohn, assignor.)
Naughton, .John W., New York, N.' Y. Making electrotype-plates
Naumann, AVilliara A., BrookljTi, N. Y. Rack for musical instruments
Naurabnrg, Aaron. (See Egger and Wessel, assignors.)
Nanmbure, Aaron. (See Wessel and Egger. assignors.)
Nax. William. Philadelphia, Pa. Tobacco-pipe
Naylor, Amos F.. Brandvwine Hundred, Del. Railway-chair
Naylor, Ernest W., Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanism for controlling the operation of hydraulic
presses, shears, &c ,
517,12,3
527,534
527,535
527,536
527,537
527,538
527,539
529,801
529,297
522,302
521,962
,521,963
529,404
513,717
528,550
523,589
517,473
524,907
,524,908
521,174
Date.
Mar, 27
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
July 3
,Tnne 26
June 26
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
July 24
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
June 12
Monthly
volume.
2334 549
.529,078
520,214
.523,861
520,534
Nov. 13
May 22
.Tuly 31
May 29
1416
1417
1419
1420
1421
1422
2263
1386
222
2165
2166
1589
3330
45
2447
98
1596
1598
752
344
345
345
345
346
346
540
C333
)334
59
519
520
.378
(822
^823
12
C613
) 614
390
391
177
Official
Gazette.
67
67
69
1 66
1006
2244
2943
2773
243
546
1938
292
292
292
292
1106
1042
1642
975
760
655
503
21
982
983
1347
69
67
848
996
734 68 610
671 67 1111
513,133 Jan. 23 2344 565 ' 66 540
236
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthl,7
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Naylor, James, Jr. (See McLauthlin and Naylor.)
Naylor, James, Jr. , assignor to Gr. T. McLauthlin. Boston, Mass. Elevator
l?aylor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Speed-in-
dicator
Kaylor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Press-
ure-recorder
Naj'lor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Contin-
uous extractor
Waylor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Simp-
purifier
Naylor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Cen-
trifugal water-purifier
lISTaylor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Cen-
trifugal machine
Naylor, James, Jr., assignor of three-fourths to G. T. McLauthlin, Boston, Mass. Speed-
recorder
Neacy, Thomas J.. Milwaukee, "Wis. Sprocket-wheel
Neafie, James, Boon ton, N. J. Kailway-tie
Neal, Charles A., Boston, Mass. S.yringe
Neal, John W. S., Paris, France. Handle for tools
Neal, Sarah C, New York, N. Y. Folding crib
Neal, William, Washington, Iowa, assignor to Advance Thresher Company, Battle Creek,
Mich. Thrashing-machine '.
Npale, David, Fort Calhoun, Nebr. Mattress for riprap
Neale, David, Fort Calhoun, Nebr. Pile-point and permanent anchor for piles or cables - .
Neale, David, Fort Calhoun, Nebr. Composite building-mat
Neate, Charles, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Fence-building machine
Nebinger. Eankin'C. (See Phelan, John, assignor.)
Necker, Karl, Berlin, Germany. Machine for sewing beads to fabrics
Needham, Charles W. (See Bliss, Lotxis D., assignor.)
Needham, William H., Worcester, Mass. Attachment for banjos
Needles, Charles W. , Atlantic, Iowa. Shoveling-board for wagons
Neel, Alfred C, et al. (See Blakeley, John D., assignor.)
Neeley, J. J., et al. (See Neeley, Joseph P., assignor.)
Neoley, Joseph P., assignor of two-thirds to E. V. Allen, Hancock, Mo., and J. J. Neeley,
Greenop, 111. Combined door-check and buffer
Neely, George S., assignor of one-half to W. M. Brazeale, Pacific, Mo. Automatic safety-
valve for water-gages
Neer, Harry M., assignor of two-thirds to S. Cochran, Chicago, 111. Cash-register
Neff, Abraham J., assignor of one-half to W. B. Lehman, Goshen, Ind. Saw-filing*mftchine
Neff, ArdD., Petersburg, Pa. Gate
Neff, Charles H. (See Books, AJva N., assignor.)
Neff, Elijah, Milford, Ind. Pump for water systems
Neff, John W., Buckhannon, W. Ta. Line-chalking device ,
Neff, Joseph B., Bushnell, 111. Molding appliance
Nefl', Louis C. (See Waring, WUber W., assignor.)
Negus, William P. , West Branch, Iowa. Wire-stretcher
Nehrmeyer, Henry, Reinhardt, Tex. Cotton-cultivator
Nehrmeyer, Henry, Beinhardt, Tex. Stalk-cutter
Nehrmeyer, Henry, Reinhardt, Tex. Planter and cultivator
Nehrmeyer, Henry, Reinhardt, Tex. Automatic cotton or corn planter
Neidhardt, Paul, Chicago, 111. Button
Neidig, Clement, Bourbon, Ind. Folding umbrella
Neidl, Frank, assignor to P. H. and F. Buchanan, San Francisco, Cal. Bathing or flesh
brush
Neil, Edwin, Newark, N. J. Cable stop mechanism
Neil, Martha J. (See Neil, Michael, assignor.)
Neil, Michael, assignor of two-thirds to M. J. Neil, Dayton, Ohio. Mode of and appliance
for plashing hedges
Neilen, Nels. Sioux City, Iowa. Garment-hanger
Neill, Francis A. R., et al. (See Rigby, Brierley K., assignor.)
Neilson, Walter. (See Mills, Morris, assignor.)
Neiman, Eli H., York, and S. E. Beecher, Milton, Pa.; said Beecher assignor to said Neiman.
Artificial tooth
Neisler, Oscar L. , assignor to Kimberlin Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Cul-
tivator
Nelle, JohuL. (See Janke, Otto, assignor.)
Nellis, Aaron J., Pittsburg, Pa. Glass-finish ing machine
Nellis, Emery D., assignor to Bridge & Beach "Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Means for operating stove-dampers
Nellis, Jacob H., Canajoharie, N. Y. Bottle-case
Nellis, Jacob H., Canajoharie, "N. Y. Case for bottles or cans
Nellis, Jacob H., CJanajoharie, N. Y. Dice-thrower
Nellis, Jacob H., Canajoharie, N. Y. Temporary binder
Nellis, Malvina. (See Saltsman, Aaron J., assignor.)
Nelson, Andrew, Moline, 111. Wheel
Nelson Automatic Lifting Machine Company. (See Nelson, David, assignor.)
Nelson Car Coupling Company. (See Nelson, Swen P., assignor.)
Nelson, Charles, Brooklyn, N'. Y. Package
Nelson, Charles, St. Louis, Mo. Protector for tops of ice-cream cans
Nelson, David, assignor to Nelson Automatic Lifting Machine Company, Reno, Nev. Lift-
ing-machine
Nelson, Edward, Kansas City, Mo. Twine-holder and take-up
Nel.son, Eugene. (See Nelson, John F.. assignor.)
Nelson, Frank G., New York. N. Y. Calculator
Nelson, Frank W., Chicago, 111. Wrench
Nelson, Hans J., and N. M. Nielsen, Tyler, Minn. Clod crusher and pulverizer
Nelson, Henry H., Beardsley, Minn., assignor of one-half to P. Nelson, Nora Springs, Iowa.
Automatic tyer for bags
514,023
514,865
520,073
Feb. 0
Feb. 13
May 22
528,735 Nov. 6
529.662 i Nov. 20
529.663 Nov. 20
529,664
530,710
516,550
517.585
514,378
522,181
520,699
524,264
517,879
517,880
526,457
528,303
518,156
524,728
524,345
528, 6l7
524,393
518,892
528,179
525,155
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
June 26
May 29
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
512,737 i Jan. 16
Oct.
Sept.
Jan. 30
526,937
525,355
513,816
513,817 Jan. 30
516.444 , Mar. 13
516.445 I Mar. 13
516,446
527.502
529,459
513,718
527,069
518,466
.519,964
513,818
517,289
517,358-
516,875
516,218
520,007
521,265
528, .551
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Apr. 17
May 15
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
May 15
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
513,525 Jan. 30
514,159 Feb. 6
527,711 , Oct. 16
523,440 ' July 24
517,474 ; Apr. 3
i
526,196 > Sept. 18
527,181 I Oct. 9
520,799 1 June 5
515,155 Feb. 20
73 18,19
1476
1982
366
2037
2039
1125
1346
274
676
2537
3066
495
755
756
2010
2757
1226
1306
668
2259
2517
2536
2061
1664
450
54
3473
3474
1167
1169
1173
1359
1701
3334
1794
1789
3476
2610
2723
1890
792
1862
497
371
C485
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488
489
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171
609
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I 115
189
189
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2997 739
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1937
73
408
551
32
357
199
16
484
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
Alphahefknl lint of 2)alcnlccx — Continued.
237
Official
Gazette.
Nelson, John F., assignor of one-half to E. Nelson, New York, N. T. Shut-off device for
pipes
Nelson, Oscar, Brooklyn, N. T. Reading-stand
Nelson, Petei'. (See Nelson, Hpniy H.. assi<riu>r.)
Nelson, Robert W., Hartford, Conn. Composition-case
Nelson, Swen P.. assijinorto Nelson Car Couplinj; Company, Omaha, Nebr. Car-coupling.
Nelson, Thomas G. (See Gelabert, William P., assignor.)
Nelson, William C, Santa Rosa, Cal. Car-coupling
Nelson, William H., Waterbury. Conn. Cuttiug-tool
Nelson, William O., Baltimore, Md. Lubricator
Nelson, William T., et al. (See McAnulty, John A., assignor.)
Nelsonvillo Foundry and Jfachine Company. (See Bennett, Darius, assignor.)
Nemes. Edmund. (See Tanias and Nemes.)
Neunstiel, Edward, Johnstown, Pa. Railway-chair
Neptune Meter Company. (See Thomson, John, assignor.)
Nerison, Jacob, Bruce, Minn. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
Nesbit, -Joseph B.. as.signor of two-thirds to P. P. Smith and C. E. Houser, Sunburj-, Pa.)
Ca.sh register and indicator with electric alarm attachment 5
Nesmith. .John W., assignor to Colorado Iron Works, Denver, Colo. Blast-furnace
Nessly, Frank W., La Grande, Oreg. Grain-heading machine
Nester, Michael F., Camden, N. J. Lubricator
Nestor, John. (See Ferguson, Jam«s H., assignor.)
Nethery, Joseph W., assignor to Indiana Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis, Ind.
Pneumatic straw-stacker •
Nethery, Josejih W., assignor to Indiana Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis, Ind.
Pneumatic straw-stacker
Nethery, Joseph W., assignor to Indiana Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis, Ind.?
Straw-stacker \
Nendorf, D. Ind. (See Fuchs, Simon, assignor.)
Neuhauser, Emil, Gridley. 111. Gate
Nenkirchen. .John, Dusseldorf, Germany. Washing-machine
Nenmann, Hermann, Jersey City, N. J." Weatherproof window-frame
Neumann, Ismatz. (See Schlangen and Neumann.)
Neumann, Theodor. Berlin. Germany. Billiard-ball
Neumeyer, Horace F., Macungie, Pa. Spray-nozzle
Nevill, William B., assignorof one-half to J. B. Handley, Rock-wall, Tex. Ejector-pump ..
Nevill, William B.. assignor of three-fourths to J. B. Handly, H. C. Hoskina, and AT. N.
Sellars, Rockwall. Tex. Pnmping apparatus ".
Neville, Asa G., Blairsville. Pa. Mold for blowing glass
Nevins, Sinon J. (See Post and Nevins.)
New Branston Two Reel Sewing Machine Company. (See Holroyd, Hunt, Sai Johns, as-
signors.)
New Departure Bell Company. (See Rockwell, Edward D., assignor.)
New England Automaiic Gas Lighting Company. (See Shaw, Ai B., assignor.)
New England Automatic Gas Lighting Company. (See Shaw, Nathaniel H. and A. B., as-
signors.)
New England Butt Company. (See McCahey, John, assignor.)
New England Folding Box Company. (See Patrick, Sheldon E., assignor.)
New Haven Car Register Company. (See Boyd and Gurding. assignors.)
New Haven Elevator Guard Company. (See Jones, Charles B.. assignor.)
New Haven Safety Door-Guard Company. (Sec Phelps, Friend A., assignor.)
New Jersey Blower Company. (See Poole, Garrett W., assignor.)
New .Tersey Blower Company. (See Poole, Jacob 0., a.ssignor.)
New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company. (See Wolverton, Byron
C assignor.)
New York Car Switch Company. (See Clouser, Samuel F., assignor.)
New York Car Switch Company. (See Ciouser and Seward, assignors.)
New York Car Switch Company. (See Seward, Edward C, assignor.)
New York Condensed Milk Company. (See Bi.shop, Noah L., assignor.)
New York Condensed Milk Company. (See Milbank, Nichols, assignor.)
New York Electrical and Development Company. (See Slocnm, Harry F., assignor.)
New York Electrical Works. (See Smith and Clabaugh, assignors.)
New York Labor Saving Patents Exploiting Company. (See Snowman, Herman C. F. E.,
assignor.)
Newark Watch Case Material Company. (See Richardson, "Willis S., assignor.)
Newberry, Ezra W., Lane, Kans. Shock-compressor
Newberry, John A., Rouse's Point, N. Y. Combined menu-card and check
Newbigging, William, Milford, Ohio. Carpet-sweeper
Newhold. Charles. (See Schneider, August, assignor.)
Newbury, Charles H., St. Paul, Minn. Railway-car
Newbury. Charles H.. as.signor of one-half to J.'J. Borum, St. Patil, Minn. Electric heater.
Newby,"Ahner E., San Jos6. Cal. Holder-plate fortj-pe
Newby, Alfred .J.. New York, N. Y. Piano-case
Newhy, James and T. F., Harrisburg. Pa. Purifier and aerator
Newby, Thomas F. (See Newbj-. James and T. F.)
Newcomb. AbnerS., Worcester Mass. Device for measuring dress-skirts
Newell, Alfred T., Anderson. S. C. Wagon-brake
Newell ifc Co., James S. (See Stone, Heririe D.. assignor.)
Newell & Co., James S. (See Stone and Thibodeau, assignors.)
Newell. George H.. Grand Rapids, Mich. Fi.sh-rod reel
Newell, James B.. Red Wins. Minn. Combined thill-coupling and antirattler
Newell, John F., Gardiner. Me. Bearing for shafts
Newell, John F., Gardiner, Me. Mechanically compoundingan oil or oils with another ma-
terial, &c
Newell, .John H., Hnrley, Wis. Chain pipe- wrench
Newell, John H., Hurley, Wis. Chain pipe-wrench
Newell, John H., Tlrbana, Ohio. Com- harvester.
521,638
525,356
528,106
520,,'?76
521,545
528,787
517,553
527,712
515,356
525,056
512,053
515,871
516,104
517,290
517,475 I
519,680 j
522.081
51.5,529
520,330
512,391
525,507
513,412
.517,229
529,665
518,350
528,889
525,610
514,332
524.646
512,447
531,057
530,445
519,090
511,861
June 26
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
May 22
June 19
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
May 8
June 26
Feb. 27
May 22
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
May 1
Jan. 2
Newell, William, St. Louis, Mo. Car-coupling
Newhall, George M., Philadelphia, Pa. Stuff-chest and bleacher
Newhouse, George A., New Albany, Ind. Trolley ,
527,713
.524,604
513,953
520,493
526,047
530,547
530,493 I Dec. 4
512,738 \ Jan. 16
529,937 [ Nov. 27
531,383 i Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
May 29
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
2113
55
507
15
2411
2515
584
609
1421
470
226
330
115
52
1696
409
2289
1889
537
5 567
>568
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220 51,52
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2012 613
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2568 636
2431 \ 591
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309 76
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2511
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590
489
1592 i 394
mi 161
481 115
612
1164
1210
1706
634
258
155
267
293
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158
61
45
409
1697
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3685 907
2711
1260
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2490
2309
292
210
C181
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(600
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551
67
66
67
1634
1161
490
1049
1486
731
45
343
1052
103
1494
1563
21
801
1679
1379
1032
220
1209
1972
1057
324
768
1241
893
241
1556
1331
585
38
343
878
830
1100
1400
1386
1349
342
1149
1682
238
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ko.
Newhouse, John E., Magnetic Springs, assignor of two-thirds to S. N. McCloud and C. F.
Lents, Marysville, Ohio. Heating-drum
Kewington, Harry M., New York, N. Y., Knob attachment
Newlyn, Eobert A., assignor of one;half*to G. W. Hart and A. H. Boylan, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Electrical recording device for safes
Newman, Abraham, Chicago, 111. "Watchman's time-recorder
Newman, George E. J., "Washington, D. C. Combined oar and air-brake coupling
Newman, Jacob. (See Gregory, John H , assignor.)
Newman, John W., etal. (See Savill, Edward, assignor.)
Newman, Samuel T., Danbury, Conn. Hat-packing ring
Newport, William T., FarmersTille, HI. Racetrack-leveling machine
Newsom, Nathan, Elizabethtown, Ind. Pneumatic straw-stacker
Newsome, Simeon, assignor of one-half to "W. "Wright, Detroit, Mich. Oil heater or cooker
Newton, Charles C, Philadelphia, Pa. Clamp for circular saws
Newton, Charles C, Philadelphia, Pa. Saw-grinding machine
Newton, Charles C, Philadelphia, Pa. Metal-saw
Newton, Charles C, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for sawing metal
Newton, Charles C, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanism for driving saws
Newton, David L. (See Lasher, "Webster, and Newton.)
Newton, James E. (See Piper and Newton.)
Newton, Kobert, Providence, K. I. Mechanical-stoker furnace
Newton, Eobert "W., Providence, R. I. Fire-extinguisher
Newton, Robert "W., Providence, R. I. Automatic sprinkler
Newton, Robert W., Providence, R. L Automatic sprinkler
Newton, Robert "W., Providence, R. I. Automatic sprinkler
Newton, "Ward B., et al. (See Thrasher, Benton C, assignor.)
Ney Manufacturing Company. (See Swaoick, Judson D., assignor.)
Neydeck, Alfred, Geneva, Switzerland. Tool for grinding or polishing precious stones
Niagara Stamping and Tool Company. (See Juergens, Frederick A., assignor.)
Nichels, Thomas. (See Fairchild, Frank J., assignor.)
Nicholas, Benjamin F., Renovo, Pa. Clothes-drier
Nicholls, John C, Blue Mound, 111. Chicken-brooder
Nicholls, "Walter H., Lynn, assignor of one-half to Libby, Harlow & Co., Boston, Mass.
Skate '.
Nichols, Aaron S., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for drying veneers
Nichols, Alfred F., et al. (See Burkhardt, Franklin P., assignor.)
Nichols, Edwin C, Kansas City, Mo. Apparatus for generating compressed air
Nichols. Edwin C, assignor, by mesne assignments, to S. M. Nichols, M. A. and"W. G.i
Melville, Kansas City, Mo. Hydraulic motor
Nichols, Emory I., San Francisco, Cal. Hydrocarbon-motor '.
Nichols, Emory I., assignor of one-half to J. Brower, San Francisco, Cal. Vapor-buraer. .
Nichols, George D. (See Andrews, James C, assignor.)
Nichols, George L. (See Barton and Nichols.)
Nichols, Grant B., "Wapakoneta, Ohio. Tellurian
Nichols, Henry B., and F. H. Lincoln, Philadelphia, Pa. Section -insulator. . ;
Nichols, Henry B., andF.H. Lincoln, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric-railway crossing-insulator.
Nichols, Henry B., and F. H. Lincoln, Philadelphia, Pa. Bond for electric railways
Nichols, Henry B., and F. H. Lincoln, Philadelphia, Pa. Underground electric railway. . .
Nichols, Henry C, Hopkinton, R. I. Steam-engine governor
Nichols, Henry G., trustee. (See Cross, Bevan, and Beadle, assignors.)
Nichols, Henry "W.. Salt Lake City, Utah. Roof- templet
Nichols, Herschel D. , Coldwater, Mich. Mole-trap
Nichols, Joseph, Chicago, HI. Hinge
Nichols, Marshall C, Viroqua, "Wis. Sheathing-lath
Nichols, Munson. (See Nichols, "William K., assignor.)
Nichols, Phineas P., et al. (See Traphagen, George "W., assignor.)
Nichols, Shirley M., et al. (See Nichols, Edwin C, assignor.)
Nichols, William K., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to M. Nichols, Albany, N. Y. Adding-)
machine J
Nicholson, Aaron, Albany, N. Y. Valve-gear for steam-engines
Nicholson, Emily H. (See Nicholson, Thomas, Jr., assignor.)
Nicholson, Frank, Oakfleld, N. Y. Car-signal
Nicholson, Theophilus G. H., Liverpool, England. Inhaler
Nicholson, Thomas, Jr., Ashbourne, Pa., assignor of one-half to E. H. Nicholson. Safety-
wrench for unloading cars
Nickelson, Hugh H. (See Dixson, Charles H., assignor.)
Nickerson, Adoniram J., Argyle, Canada. Boat-knee
Nickerson, Augustus M. (See Moody, James M. and S. B., assignors.)
Nickerson, Hiram B., "West Stoughton, assignor of two-thirds to "W. H. Milliken and E.
Trowbridge, Franklin, Mass. Fountain -syringe
Nickerson, Luke A., and P. A. Keller, Davenport, Iowa. Shears
Nickerson, Truman K., Maquoketa, Iowa. Hydrocarbon-burner
Nickle, Alfred, Pleasant Mound, assignor of one-half to J. J. Jackson, Mulberry Grove, HI.
"Wire-stretcher
Nickles, James H., Jr., and G. F. Shirley, Hodges, S. C. Steak-tenderer
Nicol.^John M., trustee. (See Fames, Henry H., assignor.)
Nicol,'Robert, Jr., Chicago, HI. Curling-iron
Nicol, Robert, Jr., Chicago, 111. Hair-crimping iron
Nicol, Robert, Jr., Chicago, HI. Toy money-box
Nicol, Willard F , et al. (See Moore, John Y., assignor.)
Nicolai, Lndwig. (See Saltzkorn and Nicolai.)
Nicolas, Edmund, assignor to Patent Plate Structure •Company , Limited, Manchester,
England. Construction of buildings for advertising purposes
Niehur, Henry H., Ferndale, Cal. Ballot-box
Niederlaender, Heinrich, Chicago, lU. Roofing-tile
Niedermayer, Henry. (See Griffiths and Niedermayer.)
Niedringhaus, George "W., assignor to St. Louis Stamping Company, St. Louis, Mo. At-
taching handles and covers to veasela
529,405
524,861
529,938
530,446
514,769
520,145
528,890
524,394
520,188
519,892
.519,893
523,862
524,556
530,791
.513,244
514,160
514,161
514.162
514,163
523,002
527,003
516,976
.530,711
515,357
530,118
516,164
520,858
519,819
.522,082
521,124
523,172
528,788
529,406
527,503
525,611
524,346
517,124
513.025
517,291
514,024
525,357
516,401
518,533
518,677
511,790
526,814
519,339
531,209
525,508
512.516 '
520,859
528,018
528,789
518,3.51 !
530,119 ,
Date.
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
May 22
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
1591
1529
2491
636
1325
2124
378
374
601
;158
1159
331
519
161
755 184
May' 22 ! 2202 536
May
15
1678
May
July
15
31
1679
2941
Aug.
14
1021
Dec.
11
1260
J 408
)409
■ 409
734
5 251
^252
304
July 17
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
June 5
May 15
June 26
June 5
July 17
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Oct. 16
Sept. 4
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
May 8
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
542
2061
1127
2290
i 133
If 487
\\iS%
274
568
74 20,21
««0 \'Z
191
1557
2368
657
42
381
570
155
1733 i 434
470 115
1592
1360
483
669
2335
2184
379
C331
)332
115
163
550
521
2613 {«J3
76
56
1096
1901
2149
74
238
734
1992
311
20
16
261
470
537
18
58
180
473
77
Jan. 9 1321 319
June 5 ■ 193 42
Oct. 23 2260 545
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
Dec. 4
472
1592
77
517,230 1 Mar. 27 | 2513
116
394
21
590
UNITED STxVTES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahcticul lint of jyaientees — Coiitiuucd.
239
Name, residence, ami invention.
At-
Niedringhans, George 'W., asaiffnor to St. Louis Stamping Company, St. Louis, Mo.
tacliing liandles and covers to vessels
Nichorster. William L., et al. (See Paro, Edward, assignor.)
Niekanip, John G., Fort Kecovory, Ohio. Trousers-pattern
Nielsen, Andrew P., assignor of one-half to A. Quortrup, Richmond Hill, N. Y. "Window?
frame and sash >
Nielsen, Anton E. (See Fowler, England, and Nielsen.)
Nielsen, Herman. Edgorton. Wis. Steam-engine
Nielsen, NicolaJ M. (See Nelson and Nielsen.)
Niemczik, Anton, Leipsic, Gemany. AVickless lamp
Niendorff. Carl 0., New York, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Nienstaeilt, Ernst. (See Wexlor and Nienstaodt.)
Nienstaedt. Ernest, assignor of one-half to L. Goldmark, New York, N. Y. Winning met-
als from magnetic iron sand, niotallic ore-dust, and metallic residues.
Nienstacdt, Ernest, assignorof one-halftoL. Goldmark, New York, N. Y. Composition of
matter for artificial fuel
Nienstaedt. Ernest, assignor of one-half to L. Goldmark, New York.N. Y. Winningmet-
als from magnetic iron ore
Nienst.iedt, Ernest, assignor of one-half to L. Goldmark, New York, N. Y. Ink
Nier, William, assignorof one-half to J. and J. J. Armstrong and C. M. Cravens, Kansas
City. Mo. Head-cutting machine
Nier, William, assignor of one-half to J. and J. J. Armstrong and C. M. Cravens, Kansas^
City, Mo. Stave-cvitting machine
Niesan, Hubert. Kaukauna, Wis. Suction-roll for pulp or i)aper mills
Nievsky, Ladislas, London, England. Apparatus for exposing, developing, and washing
dry -plates
Niewerth, Regiua, Berlin, Germany. Electric-arc lamp
Niewerth, Begina, Berlin, Germany. Electric-arc lamp -
Nightingale, George. (See Murphy, James A., assignor.)
Nightingale, AVilliam K., assignor of one-half to J. H. Simonton, Valley, Nebr.
cleaning-brush
Niles, Milton C, Oak Park, Til. Rail-joint
Niles, Milton C, Oak Park, 111. Rail-joint
Niles Tool Works Company. (See Coes, Zorester B., assignor.)
Nilsson, Frans O., Stockholm, Sweden. Centrifugal creamer
NUsson , George F. , Whltins ville, Mass. Steam-boiler
Revolving
Nilsson, Nils, Brooklyn, N. Y. Box-fastening
Nimeroff, Moses. (See Kaufmann and Nimeroif.)
Nininger, Thomas E., Inter Lachen, Fla. Fruit- wrapping machine
Nisbet, David F., Allegheny, Pa. Direct-acting steam-engine
Nishwitz, Frederick, Millington, N. J. Harrow
Nisley Practice Piano Company. (See Nisley, William O., assignor.)
Nisley, William O., assignor to NisleyPracticePianoCompany, Portland, Greg. Practice-
piano.
Nissly, George J. (See Benton and Nissly.)
Ni.sson, Alfred C, Chicago, 111. Book....
Nittinger, Augu.st, Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Combined candlestick and match-box
Niven, .John. (See Henretty, James, assignor.)
Niven, Robert, Providence,"R. I. Shipping-box
Nixon, Alban, Christiana, Pa. Bag- fastener
Nixon, .Tames R. , Denver, Colo. Steam-pump governor
Nixon, Moses C, Omaha, Nebr. Balingpress
Nixon, Moses C, Omaha, Nebr. Balingpress
Noack, Charles A., St. Louis, Mo. Fire-escape
Noack. Charles A.. St. Louis, Mo. Clavo-mandolin
Noar, Isaac, New York, N. Y. Necktie-fastener
Noar. Isaac, New York, N. Y. Necktie-shield
Nobel, Alfred, Paris, France. Means for generating gases under pressure for obtaining
motive power.
Noble. Andrew, and C. H. Murray, assignors to Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell ife Company,!
Limited, Newcastle-on-Tj-ne, England. Automatically-operated breech mechanism for>
ordnance )
Noble, Andrew, and R. T. Brankston, assignors to Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell & Com-
pany, Limited, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. Anchor for field-gun carriages
Noble, Andrew, and R. T. Brankston, assignors to Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell &. Com-
pany, Limited, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. Recoil-press for gun-carriages ,
Noble, Andrew, and R. T. Brankston, assignors to Sir W. 6. Armstrong, Mitchell & Com-i
pany. Limited, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, buick-firing-gun mount '
Noble. Andrew, and E. W. Lloyd, assignors to Sir W. (t. Armstrong, Mitchell &. Company,]
Limited. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. Breech-loading ordnance ;
Noble, Cyrus F., Baldwin, Me. Chain-coupling '.
Noble, Donald. Leeds, England. Portable pumping apparatus
Noble, Donald, Leeds, England. Portable pumping apparatus
Noble, Eldridge H., and J. W. Ward, Postville, Iowa; said Noble assignor to said Ward.
Mop-wringer
Noble, Franklin, Jersey City, N. J. Dish-cleaner
Noble, John M. (See Cooley, Noble, and Trevor.)
Noble,.Leander J., Menasha, Wis. Pail
Noble, MarkL., andE. Buxton, Forest Grove, Oreg. Hinge for school-desk seats
Nobs, Charles, Newark, N. J. Watchcase-spring
Nobs. Charles, Newark, N. J. Watchcase-spring
Noderer, Robert J. , Cleveland, Ohio. Bicycle-rest
Noe, William, Marconnier, N.J. Opeuing-lever for bail-stoppers
Nolan, John P., and J. D. Connell, New Orleans, La. Hose cutting and mounting machine.
Nolan, Walter X. , El Oro, Mexico. MuUer lor grinding or amalgamating mills
Nolley, David D.. Wilson, N. C. Car-coupling
Noloii. Edward, Wausau, Wis., assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. E. Pmssing, High-
land Park. 111. Packing-box
Nolon, Edward, Wausau, Wis., assignor to C. M. Greene, Highland Park, 111. Manufac-
turer of wood pulp
No.
519,069
523,590
523,591
530,961
524,093
524,971
520,377
523,368
523,680
523,863
525,612
525,613
516,507
524,395
512,481
512,482
518,352
.513,275
529,044
515,053
517,147
515,156
516,638
511,905
527,875
527,504
515,872
531,467
513,819
527,714
528,483
515,786
52.3,681
521,416
530,712
.518,855
519,268
515,500
517,391
517,476
524,605
526,407
531,594
.524,162
517,881
519,871
Date.
May 1
July 24
July 24
Dec. 18
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
May 22
July 24
July 31
July 31
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
July 31
June 12
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
May 1
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
May 15
Monthly
volume.
521,216 I June 12
519.091 ! May 1
520,074 [ May 22
522,916 I July 10
517,554 I Apr. 3
528,207 I Oct. 30
529,939 i Nov. 27
513,338 I Jan. 23
517,057 Mar. 27
512,893 Jan. 16
519.092 j May 1
525,276 *Aug. 28
530,898 Dec. 11
323
2450
2452
1536
210
1708
2516
2066
2618
2945
485
487
1282
758
1270
1597
2578
945
1774
2369
1938
53
614
f 614
)615
364
48
421
116
^116
I 117
305
185
305
;305
I 300
395
624
223
447
C559
J 560
485
1497
3.56
357
304 |70,71
1985 477
1363 i 332
222
2463
3477
1700
3067
98
2619
1174
1129
2448
586
52
586
856
409
743
23
651
279
274
607
143
2513 623
^1^1 65?
103
1086
1921
23
268
;456
i457
2670 {III
363
758
1644
189
400
821 193
259 61,62
1985
1267
227
2,593
2493
2669
2225
1975
262
486
C313
\3H
52
626
601
647
527
469
62
2257 549
1426
Official
Gazette.
67
69
■66
67
579
504
504
1525
700
1002
1049
435
551
611
1242
1242
1707
817
252
252
325
587
838
1218
1945
1249
1748
59
411
282
1495
1712
789
344
623
1472
551
1426
1435
491
651.
1369
2031
22
878
> 68 1542
>69 J 1753
68 i 728
67 161
67 873
1359
586
950
255
67 45
69 ' 537
69 1150
66 604
1915
401
586
68 j 1119
69 I 1490
240
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Noonan, Jamea F., Lrnn, Mass. Sole-channeling machine
Noonan. Patrick F., Fort Stanton, N. Mex. Ter. Tent and support
Noone, Thomas D., Camden, N. J. Caterpillar- trap
Nopper, George J., assignor of one-half to L. Strouse, Baltimore, Md. Oil-Injector for
steam-boilers
Norhom, John, San Francisco, Cal. Concentrator
Norcott, James R., Barline, Ark. Planter >
Norcross, Charles S., Portland, Me. "Window-screen
Norcross, Geoige A., assignor of seven-twelfths to W. E. Sanders and J. 0. Sullivan, San
Antonio, Tex. Car-conpling
Norcross, Orlando "W"., "Worcester, Mass. Saw for cutting stone
Fireproof partition .•
Fireproof floor
Fireproof door
Firepi oof floor
Norcross, Orlando "W., "Worcester, Mass.
Norcross, Orlando "W., Worcester, Mass.
Norcross, Orlando "W., Worcester, Mass.
Norcross, Orlando W., Worcester, Mass.
Nordlow, John P., Worcester, Mass. Pocket-knife
Nordmann, Prosper. (See Morlet. Chailes. assignor.)
Nordyke, Addison H., Indianapolis, Ind. Sack-case for packing-machines
Nordyke & Marraon Company. (See Brantingham, Allen C, assignor.)
Nordyke & Marraon Company. (See Marmon, Daniel W., assignor.)
Nordyke & Marraon Company. (See Warrington, Jesse, assignor.)
Norlin, Charles G., and F. Lindstrom, Marquette, Kans. Clothes-line support
Normand, Augustin, Havre, France. Steam-engine attachment
Normand, Augustin, Havre, France. Steam-boiler-
Normanville, WiUiam L. de, Leamington, England. Waist-belt
Norris, George E., Troy, N. T. Machine for turning cuflf-blanks
Norris, George S., Baltimore, Md. Bottle-stopper
Norris, J. N. (See Prentice, Thomas, assignor.)
Norris, James L., administrator. (See Adamson, Daniel.)
Norris, Thomas A., Brockton, Mass. Punching-machine
Norris, William M., Princeton, N. J. , and H. Burk, Philadelphia, Pa. Tawed skin and mat-
ing same
North Brothers Manufacturing Company. (See Aichele, Christian, assignor.)
North, Charles H., assignor to P. North^ Cleveland, Ohio. Electrical releasing device for
target-traps
North, Frank M. (See Brown, William B., assignor.)
North, Franklin S., and A. Raymond, Detroit, Mich. Combined sprayer and nozzle
North, John, Toledo, Ohio. Pedal air-compressor -
North & Judd Manufacturing Company. (See Judd, Mortimer N., assignor.)
North, Paul. (See North, Charles H., assignor.)
North, William C, and S. W. Sessions, Cleveland, Ohio. Bolt
Northall, William H., assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Polsdorfer & Sons, Evansville, Ind.
Cork-holding bottle-cap
Northampton Emery Wheel Company. (See Otis, Philip A., assignor.)
Northcraft, Ambro J. , St. Louis, Mo. Back
Northrop, Henry L., Syracuse, N. Y. Glove, &c
Northrop, James A. (See Grover and Northrop.)
Northrop, James H., Hopedale, Mass. Spindle and bearing
Northrop, James H., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Spindle-bearing
Northrop, James H., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Load-equalizer for
spinning and twisting spindles
Northrop, James H., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Loom
Northrop, James H., Hopedale, Mass., assignor to Northrop Loom Company, Hopedale,
Mass. , and Saco, Me. Loom
Northrop, James H., Hopedale, Mass., assignor to Northrop Loom Company, Hopedale,
Mass., and Saco, Me. Loom
Northrop, James H.. Hopedale, Mass., assignor to Northrop Loom Company, Hopedale,?
Mass., and Saco, Me. Loom j
Northrop Loom Company. (See Northrop, James H., assignor.)
Northrup, Edwin F., Ardmore, assignor to Queen & Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Galvanic
battery .
Northrup, Ernest A. (See Clark and Northrup.)
Northrup, W. H. S. (See Snell. Arthur E., assignor.)
Norton, Dennis, Chicago, 111. Device for supporting workmen or objects on inclined sur-
faces.
Norton, Edward B., et al. (See Booth. Charles S., assignor.)
Norton, Edwin, etal. (See Hodgson, John C, assignor.)
Norton, Edwin, et al. (See Leavitt and Hodgson, as.signors.)
Norton, Edwin, May wood, assignor to himself, and O. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Seamless
self-opening can
Norton. Edwin, Maywood, assignor to himself and O. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Key for
self-opening cans
Norton, Edwin, and J. G. Hodgson, Maywood, assignors to said Norton and 0. W. Norton,
Chicago, 111. Can-heading machine
Norton, Edwin, J. G. Hodgson, Maywood, HI., and F. M. Leavitt. Brooklyn, N. Y., as-J
signers to said Norton and O. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Machine for rolling or crimping)
end seams of sheet-metal cans - ;
Norton Emery Wheel Company. (See Walker, Oakley S., assignor.)
Norton, Gerrit, assignor to M. M. Norton, New York, N. Y. Corking-machine
Norton, Henry J. (See Ahney, Diton H., assignor.)
Norton, Horace M., Easton, Pa. Sectional steam-boiler
Norton, Horace M. , Easton, Pa. Sectional steam-boiler
Norton, J. (See Norton and Devine, assienors.)
Norton, James W., Westfield, N. Y. Cultivator
Norton, James W., Washington. D. C. Cooking stove or range
Norton, John. (See Leek and Norton.)
Norton, John A., and W. Richards, London, England. Apparatus for supplying cartridges?
to machiue-guns r )
Norton, Joseph C, Lynn, Mass. Hot-water heating apparatus
No.
522,799
522,483
523,682
522,532
528,442
529.298
515,054
529,045
511,965
526,730
526,731
526,732
531,210
530,792
514,957
518,621
514,333
525,614
515,302
520, .535
516,726
520,215
518,467
529,666
523,941
527,248
519,411
528,380
.■512,739
519,198
515,715
517,232
525,468
529,940
529,941
529,942
529,943
520,120
530,548
527,021
523,231
524,183
527,342
516,061
Date.
July 10
July 3
July 31
July 3
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
May 29
Mar. 20
May 22
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
July 31
Oct. 9
May 8
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
May 1
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
May 22
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
July 3
July 3
Oct. 2
July 17
Aug. 7
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
1086
526
2621
606
2990
1387
1774
947
399
99
100
101
1993
1261
1623
2044
613
491
2188
2775
1661
2245
1797
3096
935
866
2884
1668
462
2867
2516
2502
2504
2506
2059
852
77
413
171
168
574
1832
268
133
651
155
722
334
448
224
93
24
25
25
473
305
407
508
;155
I 156
:117
118
ril9
[542
I 543
671
394
490
770
226
209
400
113
715
591
63
;60i
I 602
603
;603
I 604
503
210
20
100
46,47
I **
45
* 46
139
461
364 86,87
2515
2305
1088
535
590
573
(263
J 264
124
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Gazette,
68
66
66
69
69
69
69
69
66
67
[66
>68
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66
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66
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68
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>69
67
67
68
.68
69
68
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
241
Alphabelical list of patentees — Coutiuiied.
Name, residence, and invention.
Norton. Joshua, Jr., Chatham, Canada, assignorto American Sulphite Pulp Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. Sulfite-diaester
Norton, Lemuel C, and L. A. Dovine; said Norton assignor to J. Norton, Conmil Bluffs,)
Iowa. Railway switch and signal apparatus J
Norton, Martha M. (See Norton. Gerrit, assisnor.)
Norton, Oliver W. (See Norton. Edwin, assignor.)
Norton, Oliver W., et al. (See Hodgson, John G., assignor.)
Norton, Oliver W., et al. (See Leavitt and Hodgson, assignors.)
Norton, Oliver W., et al. (See Norton and Hodgson, assignors.)
Norton, Oliver W., et al. 'See Norton, Hodgson, and Leavitt, assignors.)
Norton, Patrick, Jersey City, N. J. Roofing-plate
Norton, Stephen, assignor of one-half to "W. H. Rice, Rochester, N. T. Safety-guard for
street-cars
Norton, Stephen, and W. H. Rice, Rochester, N. T. Safety-guard for street-cars
Norton, Wendell P., Torrington, Conn. Drilling-machine
Norton, Wendell P., assignor to Hendey Machine Company, Torrington, Conn. Screw-)
cutting engine-lathe i
Norwell, John .J., assignor to Smith <fc Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Machine for automatically feeding lacins-hooks to setting devices
Norwich Insulated Wire Company. (See McCracken, Edwin D.. assignor.)
Norwood, George, assignor of twotliirds to G. L. Mead and J. S. Richardson, Boston,
Ma-ss Apparatus for leveling the meeting ends of railway-rails
Norwood, John E. (See Travers and Petersen, assignors.)
Norwood, Joseph. (See Howe, Henry A., assignor.)
Norwood, Joseph. (See Thomson. Roliert, assignor.)
Noteman, Alonzo, Toledo, Ohio. Fuel-oil
Nottingham, John. (See Stoddard, Frederick S., assignor.)
Nouel, Augusto A., Jr., Puerto Cahello, Venezuela. Dental plugger
Nourse, Lucian R., Elgin. HI. Coating cast-iron with other metals or alloys
Nourse, Rufus C, South Framinghani, Mass. Incandescent-lamp socket..
Novelty Manufacturing Company. (See Boeck, Charles H., assignor.)
Noye. William H., Lincoln, Nebr. Brick-kiln
Noyes, Bemice J., assignor to G. "W. Gregory, Boston, Mass. Signaling apparatus
Noyes, Horatio J., Ashtabula, Ohio. Hot-air furnace
Noyes, Joseph G., and L. Winterhalder, Milford, Conn. Signaling system
Noyes, Joseph P. , Bingharaton, N. Y. Comb '.
Noyes, I. a "Verne W., Chicago, HI. Wind- wheel
Noyes, La Verne W., Chicago, 111. Windmill
Noyes La Verne "W., Chicago, 111. Windmill tank tower
Noyes, La Verne W., Chicago, HI. Press for rivetiug, &c., metal
Noyes, La Verne W., Chicago, HI. Polesawmg machine
Nugent, William W. (See Sawyer, Albert A., assignor.)
Nugent, AVilliam W., Chicago, HI., assignor of one-half to A. A. Sawyer, Gandy, Nebr.
Flat-iron rest or holder
Nunaraaker, John W., Chicago, HI. Alarm forwatches
Nnnamaker, Jolm W., assignor of one-fourth to H. L. Hopkins, Chicago, HI. Escapement
for timepieces -
Nnnamaker, John W., assignor of one-fourth to H. L. Hopkins, Chicago, HI. Watch
Nunn, John H. (See Heywood and Nunn.)
Nutting, Samuel E., Chicago, 111. Electric heater
Nutting, Samuel E., Chicago, 111. Adjustable incandescent-lamp holder
Nye, David B.. Cambridge, assignor to Boston Lasting Machine Company, Boston, Mass.
Tack-centering guide for tuck-driving machines
Nye, Frederick W.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Cabinet or wardrobe bedstead
Nye, George W., Chicago, 111. Automatic shut-off for grain-elevators
Nye. Merritt M., Rochester, Mich. Bean-picker
Nystriim, Carl W., Carlstad, Sweden. Sound recording and reproducing attachment for
keyinstrnmenta
O. S. Kelly Company. (See Maggard. James H., assignor.)
O. S. Kelly Company. (See Wright, Edward T., assignor.)
O'Bolger, Thomas, Rochester, N. Y., assignor to C. M. Loring, Minneapolis, Minn. Last-
ing-machine
O'Brien, Charles A. (See Bryce. Andrew, assignor.)
O'Brien, John. (See Duffner, Lucas, assignor.)
O'Brien, .Tohn, Gracedale, Pa. Brake shoe
O'Brien. Stephen, New York. N. Y. Hanger for steam-pipes
O'Brien, Thomas J., and E. J. Wilson, Chicago, HI. Bridge-gate
O'Brien, "Walter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Arch
O'Brien, Walter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mouthpiece and stem for smoking apparatus
O'Brien, Walter A., Boston, Mass. Union garmentand knitting same ,
O'Byme. William J., Pontoosuc. 111. Center-plate for car-tmcks
O'Carroll, Patrick, Slil waukee, "Wis. Note-indicator
O'Connell, James, New York, andG. Sniffin, Tuckahoe, N. Y. Limekiln
O'Connell, James T. (See Teamey and O'Connell.)
O'Connell, John, Springfield, Mass. Band-cutter
O'Connell. Joseph J., Chicago. 111., assignor, by mesne assignments, to American Bell Tele-i
phono Company, Boston, Mass. Switch and circuit for telephone-exchanges <
O'Connor, Edward J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. Brainard, Hartford, Conn.'
Bicycle
No.
527,876
517,392
527,505
519,046
.'>21,294
528,381
519,924
512,210
527,805
512,894
525,920
516,551
515,606
513,719
530,236
523,990
514,128
531,468
523,842
523,843
523,864
529,565
529,566
514,492
528,790
512,054
517,882
515.693
523,482
513,820
521,595
518,622
529,687
520,891
511,900
528,553
515,922
530,348
519,340
520*700
.527,216
51.5,246
.523,545
521,295
O'Connor, James A., and G. H. Graham; said O'Connor assignor of one-fourth toM. J. Len-
non, Rochester. N. Y. Flushing attachment
O'Connor, John D., et al. (See Bischoff, Frank R., assignor.)
O'Connor, John J., et al. (See Conekiu, Dawson, assignor.)
O'Ciorinor, Samuel. (See Baehr, Georce. assignor.)
O'Donnell & Co., M. J. (See Smith. William C., assignor.)
O'Donnell, James, assignor of one-fourth to C. Watson, Toronto, Canada. Stone-cutter's
bush-hammer i
O'Donnell. John, Marshall. Tex. Spark-arrester ',
O'Donnell, John P. (See Sykes and O'Donnell.)
O'Donnell, John P., London. England. Detonating railway-signal I
O'Donnell, Thomas L. (See Clark. William A., assignor.) I
O'Dwyer, William H., New York, N. Y. Smoker's tray i
16 PAT
513,366
515,531
519,024
531,212
513.190
516,940
516,219
517,528
Dat«
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
May 1
June 12
Oct. 30
May 15
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Deo. 25
July 31
July 31
July 31
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
July 24
Jan. 30
June 19
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
June 5
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
May 8
May 29
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
July 24
June 12
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
May 1
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
1989
2814
1364
174
962
2886
1722
797
1858
1976
1050
1347
2685
3335
287
40
236
2463
2911
2914
2945
1888
1889
473
537
759
2833
2276
3478
1510
2045
2075
478
C657
)658
332
42
228
699
C422
^23
194
446
238
667
C823
^824
71
9,10
56,57
587
726
727
734
449
449
221
116
127
190
705
572
856
353
509
496
258 61,62
306
49
297
485
735
3066
874
2087
2379
963
2713
2571
137
1996
2442
2003
792
180 I
71
13
70
120
181
i C742
1743
213
518
597
228
659
; 636
i 637
34
474
590
472
185
41
Official
Gazette.
66
66
412
2031
282
570
1384
590
887
151
390
401
1354
1720
1403
761
1207
069
899
1712
604
605
611
1028
1029
1034
732
103
161
1432
470
7.^9
1502
419
1064
1244
59
055
1509
1303
694
1166
178
1277
491
1385
611
1380
502
1608
558
1858
1617
37
242
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
^
I<ame, residence, and invention.
O'Grorman, James. (See Bennett, William H., assignor.)
O'Hara, Adam, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for dispensing soda-water
O'Hara, Henry. (See Wolcott and O'Hara.)
O'Hara, Henry, assignor of one-half to J. A. Wallace, Melbourne, Victoria. Spark ar-
rester and extinguisher
O'Hara, John H., Chicago, 111. Air-brake apparatus ,
O'Hara, Lewis, Auburn, N. T. Centrifugal governor ,
O'Keefe, Andrew, New York, N. Y., assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company,
Stamford, Conn. Lock ,
O'Keeffe, Keeflfe S., San Francisco, Cal. Trunk
O'Lally, Patrick K., Boston, Mass. Sash-holder
O'Leary, Joseph, Memphis, Tenn. Train pipe stop-cock
O'Leary, Sarah F. B., Waverly, Kans. Work-box
O'Meara, Frederick. (See Peck and O'Meara.)
O'Meara, Jeremiah, New York, N. Y. Electric heater ,
O'Meara, Jeremiah, New York, N. Y. Card-table
O'Meara, Roger F. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Hose-coupling
O'Neil, Alexander G. (See Forbes and O' Neil. )
O'Neil, Bernard J. (See McCarten and Dickasou, assignors.)
O'Neil, Daniel, Rochester, N. Y. Apparatus for tapping mains
O'Neil, John, New York, N. Y. Autographic telegraph
O'Neill, Charles Z., assignor »o W. Chapman, New York, N. Y. Street-sweeper
O'Neill, Ellis 1. (See Paxton and O'Neill.)
O'Neill, George A.. Boston, Mass. Testing device for electric circuits
O'Neill, Henry. (See Bichet and O'NeUl.)
O'Neill, Henry Gr., assignor of one-half to E. Jewell, Boston, Mass. Electric robe, towel,
&c. . for heating
O'Neill, John, Plainviftw, HI. Exhaust-nozzle for locomotives
O'Neill, John J., Lawrence, Mass. Making spikes
O'Neill, John J., New York, N. Y. Dish-cleaner
O'Neill, John W. (See Warg and Lindemann, assignors.)
O'Neill, William, et al. (See Carlinet, John Cr., assignor.)
O'Regan, Dennis J. (See Segade and O'Kegau.)
O'Shea, Henry, Johnstown, Pa., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Johnson Company, of
Pennsylvania. Railway-rail chair
O'Shea, Henry, assignor to Johnson Company, Johnstown, Pa. Railway-frog
O'Shea, Henry, assignor to Johnson (Company, Johnstown, Pa. Tongue-switch
O'Shea, John S. (See Wilson, William T., assignor.)
O'Shea, Timothy, Chicago, 111. Building construction
O'Sullivan, Michael J. , Baltimore, Md. Electric-railway-crossing signal
O'Sullivan, Michael J., Baltimore, Md., assignor to T. Janney, Jr., & Co. Fire-alarm-tele-
graph system
Oakes, William L., Decatur, HI. Elevator and dump
No.
512,989
527,444
519,681
522,382
525,615
531,003
515,127
517,707
Date.
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
May 8
July 3
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
525,509 i Sept. 4
516,508 I Mar. 13
517,931 Apr. 10
515,788 Mar. 6
527,877
529,300
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
515,501 Feb. 27
523,865 ! July 31
530,053
516,899
521,571
527,122
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
June 19
Oct. 9
520.860 June 5
520.861 Jane 5
530,201 I Dec. 4
522,613 ; July 10
514,566 ! Feb. 13
513,526 I Jan. 30
521,888 I June 26
Oakey, Edward W., Chatfield, Minn. Wrench and straightener for thrashing-machine
teeth
Oakley, George W.. Manchester, N. J. Car- fender
Oakley, James O., Montreal, Canada. Extensible structure for use as a bridge, scaffold,
tower, &c
Oakley, Walter. (See Johnson, Hall, Oakley, and Currey.)
Oat, Alfred A., Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Concealed hinge."-
Oat, Alfred A., Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Self-cloaing concealed hinge
Ober, John F., New Orleans, La. Railway-switch
(Dber, Reuben H. , Garrettsville, Ohio. Revolving bookcase and display-cabinet
Oberbeck, George, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Eagle Pencil Company, Jersey City, N. J.,
and New York, N. Y. Calipers
Oberdorfer, Jacob T. , Delmount, Ohio. Variable gear for sawmills
Oberlander, Albert, Berlin, Germany. Extension-table
Obermann, August W., Pittsburg, Pa. Culinarv vessel
Oberschlesische Eisen Industrie Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Bergbau und Hiittenbetrieb. (See
Martin, Edouard, assignor.)
Ohlasser, Alfred. (See Theryc and Oblasser.) (Reissue.)
Oddy, Edwin, J. Crossley, E. and A, Smith, Cleckheaton, England. Apparatus for harden-
ing and tempering steel wire
Odell, AlbertP., Bradford, Pa. Switch
Odell, Charles. (See Coleman, Clyde J., assignor.)
Odell, George W., Butte, Mont. Composition for silver-plating
Odell, Henry C. , Franklin, Iowa. Seed-potato cutter
Odell, James M. (See Carleton and Odell.)
Oder, Robert S., Kansas City, Mo. Method of and machine for feeding paper.
Odewahn. Arthur, and F. Reichart, Louisville, Ky. Well -digger
Odgers, John P., assignor to A. M. Collins Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
CJard frame or mount
Odgers, Matthew, assignor to Henry Disston & Sons, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa. Metal-
Odhner, Willgodt T. , St. Petersburg, Russia. Calculating apparatus
Odin, Frank A., Syracuse, N. Y. Vegetable cooking and canning machine
Oehler, Firm of K. (See Kallab, Ferdinand V., assignor.)
Oehler, Firm of K. (See Rudolph, Christian, assignor.)
Oehlmann, Emil H. C., Berlin, Germany. Automatic regulator for valves, &c .
Oesterlein, Wilhelm, Cincinnati, Ohio. Clutch
518,328
529,460
530,120
521,528
521,546
524,487
514,270
530,713
527,343
531,211
528,382
517,527
516,105
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
June 19
June 19
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
514,958 Feb. 20
523,750 I July 31
519,341
May
8
521,175
June 12
522,484
July
3
530,793
Dec.
11
514,725
Feb.
13
528,680
Nov.
6
515,787
Mar.
6
515,091
Feb.
20
Oesterreich, Wilhelm, Berlin, Germany. Telephone system 530,598
Oettinger, Louis, Berlin, and M. Schreiber, Briesen, Germany. Glass brick and man ufac->| ggg -^gg
ture thereof S | '
Oetzraann. Arthurs., assignor to Patent Inlaid Linoleum Company, Limited, London, Eng-jj gg^ gQg
land. Machine for the manufacture of coverings for floors or other surfaces 51 '
Dec. 11
July 17
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
2129
1258
1335
355
493
1614
1886
496
312
506
309
322
91
119
383
473
119
77
Official
Gazette.
1283 305
842 211
100 23
1991 ' 478
1389 '{|5
2515 623
66
2735
1931
1466
730
656
456
343
179
194 43
195 43
218 i 55
762
983
192
249
67
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69
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2998 739
2003
C483
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1537 I 383 : 67
1702 406 ! 69
1397
1422
901
507
1130
10.91
1994
2890
180
593
1624
2748
323
330
222
! 125
274
265
C473
i474
700
40
5139
)140
66
1(181
737 <1S2
I (183
753 177
.'527 134
1262
1259
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1825
939
1692
1088
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(460
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261
801
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96
1210
1707
176
1472
412
918
1369
2946 735 68 611
1197
1845
14H5
150
1232
1232
1255
164
1056
700
1614
313
995
78 21,22 69 1229
66
68
1482
1486
844
949
1435
217
1608
591
37
1564
1193
574
694
1347
105
1461
1108
698
1472
1228
1-103
350
878
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
243
Name, resiileuce, and invention.
No.
Ofeldt, Au^st W., Jersey City, N. J., assignor to E. R. Grant, New York, N. T. Multi-)
ijle-oylintler steam-engine J
Olierle' Jacob B., Warren, Pa. Ball-caster
Offrell, Olof, Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Connecticut.
Alternating-current motor
Offrell, Olof, Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Connecticut.
Alternating-current regulator
Ogil«n, Bayse N. (See Ogden, Otto G.. assignor.)
Ocden, Herman B., Brooklyn, N. T. Marine velocipede
Ogden, Herman B., Brooklyn, N. T. Car-feuder
Ogden, James H., Camden, N. J. Cigar-mold
Ogden, John W., Brooklyn. N. Y. valve-operating mechanism
Ogden, Otto G., assignofof one-half to B. N. Ogden, Louisville, Ky. Car-coupling
Ogden, "Walter, Syracn.se, N. Y. Garment-supporter
Ogden, 'Williani J.. Baltimore. Md. Safety oar- fender
Ogilvie, David, Elko, Nev. Hay-el»vating den-ick
Ogilvie. William H. (See Mabye, Peter J., assignor.)
Ogle, Alfred N., and C. il. Magunson, Two Harbors, Minn. Steam-engine
Ogle, Charles W. and W. H., Ccntreville, Iowa. Slate-pencil sharpener
Ogle, Francis M., and C. G. Fields, Marceline, Mo. Sickle-grinder
Ogle, John W., Arcadia, 111. Mechanism for shocking cornstalks
Ogle, Percy J- , London, England. Wrapper or envelope
Ogle, Wecley H. (See Ogle, Charles W. and W. H.)
Oglesby, .Terrold E., Ladonia. Tex. Saw gummer or sharpener
Ogram, Thomas E., Washington, D. C. Apothecary's graduate
Ogram, Thomas E.. and H. L.E.Johnson, AVashington.D.C. Pin attachment for pencil-tips.
Ohaver, William, Birmingham, Ala. Monument
Olieimb, Freda von, Hanover, Germany. Convertible or combined bath-tub and traveling-
bag
Ohio Brass Company. (See Wood, Montraville M., assignor.)
Ohio Fence Company. (See Rogers, Timothy, assignor.)
Ohio Rake Companv. (See Bell and Stewart, assignors.)
Ohl, George A. (See Vale and Ohl.)
Ohlsson, Olof Newark, N. J. Centrifugal separating-machine
Ohlsson, Olof, Newark, X. J. Churn
Ohlsson, Olof, Newark, N. J. Centrifugal separating-machine
Ohlsson, Olof. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company of New
Jersey, of New Jersey. Centrifugal creamer
Ohlsson, Olof, Newark, N. J., assignorto United States Butter ExtractorCompany, of New
Jersey. Centrifugal butter-extractor ."
Ohlsson, Olof, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Butter Extractor Company, of New
Jersey. Centriftigal creamer
Ohmer, John F., assignor to M. Ohmer's Sons Company, Dayton, Ohio. Case or cabinet . . .
Oie, John, Marshall, Tex. Excavator
Date.
513,650 Jan. 30
528,791 Nov. 6
Okun, Moses S., New York, assignor to T. F. Bourne, Clifton, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp...
OUn, Johan W. T., New York. N. Y. Electric-current recorder
Olcese, Charles F . Chicago, 111. Window-sash
Olcott. William W. (See Brown and Olcott.)
Oldendorph, Henry. Belleville, 111. Plow
Oldfleld, Benjamin H. (See Miller and OldBeld.)
Oldfield, Benjamin H. (See Scott, William, a.ssignor.)
Oldfleld, Joseph, Toronto, Canada. Duplicating check-book
Oldham, Archibald H. (See A.sh worth and Oldham.)
Oldham, James E. (See Bold and Oldham.)
Olds, Ransom E. and W. S., Lansing.Mich. Multiplex vapor-burner
Olds. Wallace S (See Olds. Ransom E. and W. S.)
Olfenbuttel, August. (See Halsey, Fred D.. assignor.)
Oligny, Jean D., St. Henri, assitmor of one-half to C. F. Beauchemin & Cie., Montreal, Can-
ada. Garbage and sawdust fuel
Olin. Fred C. Dunkirk. N. Y. Gas-engine
Oliphant, Helen. (See Oliphant. William, assignor.)
Oliphant, William, assignor to H. Oliphant, Paterson, N. J. Filtering apparatus
Oliva, Frank A., Alton, Kans. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
Oliver, Elam A.. Belleville, Wis. Band-tightener
Oliver, Francis M., et al. (See Gilling, Frank E., assignor.)
Oliver, George, Chicago, HI. Valve
Oliver, Henry and E. Scott, Allegheny, Pa. Apparatus for handling billets, ingots, &c. .
Oliver, Henry J., Cleveland, Ohio. Window-casing
.'520,800
521,666
524,209
527.715
530,791
515,247
528,:i83
517,658
515,157
524,862
519,966
524,557
512,740
521,088
519,158
529,299
.524,766
.523,232
525,026
530,599
521,730
.528,681
528,683
519,070
528,682
.530,447
517,477
519,342
522,680
.518.. 534
530,714
Oliver Iron and Steel Company. (See Alker, John H., assignor.)
Oliver Iron and Steel Company. (See Smith and Price, assignors.)
Oliver, James C, et al. (See Savill, Edward, assignor.)
Oliver, James E., Kansas City, Mo. Work-euiding device for sewing-machines
Oliver, John R.. assignor of one-half to W. H. Oliver, Portage, Mich. Egg-crate
Oliver, Joseph W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Trimming-machine
Oliver, Joseph W.. Grand Rapids, Mich. Miter-cutting machine
Oliver. Thomas. State Centre, assignor of one-third to C. J. Peterson, Dubuque, Iowa.;
Type- writing machine i
Oliver. Thomas T. (See Giiillaume, Alfred, assignor.)
Oliver, William, Alamo, Mich. Apparatus for growing plants
Oliver, William H. (See Oliver, .John R., assignor.)
Olivers y Martinez, Eligio, assignor of one-half to E. M. Acevedo, Havana, Cuba. Cane-
planter
Olivetti, Camillo, Ivrea, Italy. Commntator for electric machines
OUagnier. Claude.!.. Tours, France. Machine for pulping apples, pears, &c
Oiler. William J.. Delaw.ire, Ohio. Smooth-wire fence ,
Oluistead, Oren, Sutton, Canada. Car-couplinc
Olsen, Henrik, Aalesnnd, Norway. Chamfering and crozing machine
528,107
517,359
521,622
524.488
525,358
524,835
520,216
519,507
521,040
521,474
531,326
518,633
518.893
519,199
526,634
June 5
June 19
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
May 15
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
June 5
May 1
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
July 17
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
June 19
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
May 1
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
May 8
July 10
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
June 19
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
May 22
Monthly I Official
volume. ! Gazette.
3319
475
76
1626
416
1701
1263
2(188
2891
414
1939
1530
1790
1022
1669
600
394
1388
1370
1834
1828
941
1(790
1791
. 116
|16, 17
381
98
409
305
I 518
700
I 100
485
374
C 439
! }440
1 252
C400
)401
I 142
! 05
1
334
.333
462
445
231
1734
2«9
293
225
291
638
103
860
1902
1132
412
70
71,72
53
71
159
23
(183
U84
214
471
275
66
09
69
60
69
67
66
68
}67
68
1 66
67
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69
68
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68
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1555 363
902
59
67
364 68
May 8 : 1023 247 67
1489
2247
June 5
June 19
Dec. 25
518
1298
2206
739
732
1211
1534
737
344
1461
1277
591
80
1249
971
900
865
343
1305
613
918
942
376
1041
1403
1546
698
579
698
1332
22
695
182
379
1435
490
2014
1510
68 844
16, 17 , 68 1162
964
997
745
122 67 1291
.302 67 1464
nil |69|1663
Apr. 24 2047
Apr. 24 i 2523
May 1 463
Sept. 25 2269
528,484 I Oct. 30 ; 3068
523,991
513,807
516,447
509
623
113
543
(744
J 745
67
67
67
68
420
506
627
1607
69 623
Aug. 7
42
Jan. 30 3459
Mar. 13 1175
.531.0.58 Dec. 18 1707
514,959 } Feb. 20 1625
I 527,392 Oct. 9 1174
i 525,510 I Sept. 4 314
10 68
852 ! 66
1 2I2 1 ^^
406 69
408 66
588 69
77, 78 68
785
1688
1.5.56
1193
233
1210
244
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of paientees^Continuedi.
Name, residence, and invention.
Olsen, Johan L. "W., Copenhagen, Denmark. Apparatus for heating ovens by gas ,
Olsen, K. G., et al. (See Lilleberg, Charles L., assignor.)
Olsen, Ole, Oakland, assignor of one-half to C. Greene, San Francisco, Cal. Hair-clipping
machine
Olsen, Ole, Oakland, assignor to United States Hair Clipper Manufacturing Company, San
Francisco, Cal. Hair-clipping machine
Olson, Andrew B., Kansas City, Mo. Apparatus for picking up pins, &.c
Olson, Bernard G., Chinook, Mont. Igniting device for gas or lamp burners or oil or gas
stoves
Olson, Charles, Casnovia. Mich. Switch attachment ,
Olson, Erik, Neihart Mont. Spirit-level
Olson, Henry E., Chicago, 111. Automatic car-brake
Olson, John, Two Harbors, Minn. Valve-stem packing
Olson, John, Two Harbors, Minn. Track-clearer
Olson, John, Two Harbors, Minn. Axle-lubricator
Olson, John, Two Harbors, Minn. Fluid-pressure regulator
Olson, Kils. (See Hansen, Harry, assignor.)
Olsson, Olaus, assignor of one-half to J. A. Johanaon. Brooklyn, N. T. Game apparatus .
Omwake, Jacob H., assignor of one-half to J. W. Walters, Her, Ohio. Cutter for clay-
product machines
Oncken, Gustav A., Berlin, Germany. Manufacture of veneers and apparatus therefor . - .
Onderdonk, 'William, New Yoik, N. Y. Preparing cereals
Onderdonk, "William, New York, N. Y. Preparing cereals
Oneida Community. (See Collins, Jerrey W., assignor.)
Oneill, Edward, Mitchell's Mills, Pa. Stump-extractor
Oneill, Fred, assignor to himself, E. P. Whitney, and G. E. Harpham, Kedlands, Cal. Sew-
ing-machine
Ongley, Charles E., assignor to Ongley Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Electric
valve-controller
Ongley, Charles E., assignor to G. J. Schoeffel, New York, N. Y. Apparatus to control
the strokes of piston-rods electrically
Ongley, Charles E., assignor to G. J. Schoeffel, New York. N. Y. Electric search-light
Onpley, Charles IC, assignor to G. J. Schoeffel, New York, N. Y. Electrically-controlled
whistle and valve for operating same
Ongley, Charles E., assignor to G. J. Schoeffel, New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
OngleV, Charles E., assignor to G. J- Schoeffel, New York, N. Y.
Ongley, Charles E., assignor to G. J. Schoeffel. New York, N. Y.
Ongley Electric Company. (See Ongley, Charles E., assignor.)
Onsgord, ChristenC, WestDuluth, Minn. Brake
Whistle-signal recorder.
Signal apparatus
Opel, Traugott, Halle-on-the-Saale, Germany. Folding bed
Opera Glass Supply Company. (See Patterson, James W., assignor.)
Oppenlieimer, Milton E., New York, N. Y. Finger-ring .
Oppenheimer. Zacharias A., New York, N. Y. Jewelry-setting
Oppermann, Marlic A., Courcelles, Belgium. Glass-polishing machine-
Oppl, Valentin, Cleveland, Ohio. Means for transporting beer
Oppl, Valentin, Cleveland, Ohio. Apparatus for bottling beer
Orb, William, Columbus, Ohio. Seal-lock
Orcutt. David W., Binghamtnn, N. Y. Rope-clutch
Orcutt, Edward L., Somerville, Mass. Electric safety appliance for railways
Orcutt, Wesley G., assignor of one-half to H. S. Brown, Ashland, Me. Eatchet- wrench
Orcutt, William D., Melrose, Mass. Device for securing cutters or other articles to rotary
shafts
Orrtway, An bur D. , Newburyport, Mass. Oven
Ordway, Lucius P. (See Benjamin, Fredrick L., assignor.)
Organ, Joseph H. (See Bosley and Organ.)
Orgill, Thomas. (See Stancliiff, Edwin, assignor.)
Orman, W. A. (See Johnston. Preston T., assignor.)
Orme, George L. (See Back, James S., assignor.)
Ormerod, George C, Asbury Park, N. J. Cable-switch
Ormerod, George C, and J. H. Charles, Asbury Park, N. J. Cable-grip.
Ormiston, Robert B., Winnipeg, Canada. Planter
Ormsby, Frank E., Chicago, 111. Astronomical chart
Ormsby, John W., Milwaukee, Wis. Tent.
Orpen, William H., Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric bell-alarm
Orr, Alexander. (See Butler, Thomas C, assignor.)
Orr, David G., and C. E. Thomas, Syracuse, N. Y. Solderingtool
Orr, James C, Winnipeg, Canada. Machine for bending pipe
Orr, John A., Florenville, La. Railway-tie hewer
Orr, Ora, Westport, Cal. Combined child's carriage and cradle
Orr, Robert, Brooklyn . N. Y. Door-check
Orr, William A., and B. S. Reynolds, Scranton, Pa. Wheel
Ort, Jacob, Wahoo, Nebr. Window
Ortega, Manuel V., Mexico, Mexico. Treating gold and silver ore
Ortega, Ricardo, Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, Mexico. Harness
Ortega, Ricardo, Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. Mexico. Litter
Orth, Alfred, Lomnitz, Germany. Collapsible box
Orth, Charles A., Trenton, N. J. Telephone-index. . . ^
No.
518,624
511,966
522,765
531,384
512,315
530,448
516,898
531,131
.'■|15.055
517,478
518.157
530,200
Bate.
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
July 10
Deo. 25
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
529,802 Nov. 27
531,213
512,211
517,479
526,256
515,158
531,059
512,316
513,051
513,052
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. IC
Jan. 16
522,694 July 10
528,684 Nov. 6
.''.30,121 Dec. 4
530,122 i Dec. 4
528,019 I Oct. 23
Orth, Ludwig von, Berlin, Germany. Electric s.ynohronizer for clocks
Orthwein, Charles F. (See Wagemann, Hermann O. C. E., assignor.)
Ortloff, Julius T. 0., Heidelberg, Germany. Book-stapling machine
Ortlofif, Julius T. 0., Heidelberg, Germany. Sewing books •---
Orton, Lyman O., assignor to Dodge Manufacturing Company, Mishawaka, Ind. Lubrica-
tor. -
Orvis, John J., Elmira, N. Y., assignor of one-half to C. E. Post, San Francisco, Cal. Fire-
alarm
529,944
512,839
529,184
513,618
527,123
530,600
529,945
520,570
531,214
528,644
530,285
513,821
529,530
528,384
515,159
531,060
514,726
514,960
520,701
521,417>
517,014
530,449
515,923
523,150
.".29,134
512.563
527,344
.529.301
518,270
531,556
522,724
512.741
529,079
530,715
523,003
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
May 29
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Deo. 4
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
May 29
June la
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
July 17
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
July 10
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Deo. 11
July 17
Monthly
volume.
2050
400
1037
2311
640
1930
1843
1775
510
256
551
236
159
C455
J 456
437 ! 69
448 66
Official
Gazettb.
105
23.24
1228
308
216
54
2265
510
1998
475
799
194
107
24
1023
381
1941
485
1709
406
968
237
2220
533
2222
533
885
219
295
72,73
81
22
82
22
2261
(545
)546
2511
C604
J 605
1872
443
1190
286
3158
775
732
(179
)180
942
(231
} 232
2512
605
2r30
685
2001
475
225
56
373
91
3479
857
1831
(435
H36
2893
700
1942
486
1709
406
1261
315
1626
408
3068
743
1176
(279
J 280
2121
501
641
160
298
70,71
16<10
423
1096
264
1386
1092
265
1402
336
14-12
360
2610
(624
) 025
951
(236
^237
1670
401
1008
243
1134
275
1426
356
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 1894.
245
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
JTaine, resilience, and invention.
No.
Orvis, Orel D., Chicago, 111. Steam-boiler furnace 521,47.5
Orvis, Orel D., Chicago, 111. Steam-boiler furnace 521,863
Orvis, Orel D., Chicago, 111. Steam-boiler furnace 520,048
Orvis, Orland D., Chicago, IH. Steam-boiler furnace 524,029
Osborn, Alberts.. Koche.ster, X. T. Trolley-catcher 1 .52S,6('5
Osborn, Francis M., Port Chester, Jf. Y. Dental apparatus ' .525.816
Osborn, Heinan M., Calumet, Jlich. Packing for pistons of rock-drills 520, •148
Osborn, WinfieldS., Gilboa, Ind. Corn-harvester 520,197
Date.
Oaborne, Grant C, ft al. (See Savaire, Charles G., assignor.)
Osborne. John W., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-third to C. Edelheim, Philadelphia,
Pa. Printer's chase
Osborne, Thomas J. (See Goodrich, Charles E., assignor.)
Osborne, Thomas J. (See Werner, August, assignor.)
June 10
June 26
Sept. 18
Ang. 7
Nov. r>
Sept. 11
Maj' 29
Sept. 18
516,106 j Mar. 6
Osgood, Bennett, deceased, Pender, Nebr.; M. .T. Osgood, administratrix.
Osgood. Martha J., administratrix. (See Osgood. Bennett.)
Osgood, William N. (See Manley, Horace A., assignor.)
Osmer. William H.. St. Louis, Mo. Washboard
Oese, Charleo, Baltimore, Md. Adjustable garment-pattern
Harvester.
516,941
524,948
522,800
Ostberg. Nils P., Lund, Sweden. Stone-dressing machine 512,317
Ostberg, Petter A. (See Christian.son. Kuut K. A., assignor.)
Osterloh, .lohn. (See Jackson and Osterloh.)
Ostermeyer, William, St. Louis, Mo. Garbage- vault
Ostrander, Willis H.. San Francisco, Cal. Magazine-gun
Oswald. Mathias. (See Fergtison. George C, assignor.)
Oswald. Phillip, a-ssignor of one-half to H. A. WeUs, Syracuse, N. T. Handle
Oswald. William J.. San J036, Cal. Faucet
O.syor, David N., assignor to .1. A.. Teffrey. Columbus, Ohio. Conductor-support and insulator.
O.oyor. UavidX-.assigBorto J. A. Jeffrey. Columbus. Ohio. Trolley for electrical conductors.
Otis Brothers & Company. (See Baldwin. Cyrus W., assignor.)
Otis Brothers &. Company. (See Ihlder, John D., as.signor.)
Otis Brothers & Company (See Otis, Norton P.. assignor.)
Otis Brothers & Company. (See Southg.ite. Louis W., assignor.)
Otis, Charles. New York. N. T. V.ilveoperating device
Otis. Charles II. (See McKay. Neil, assignor.)
Otis, Norton P., Tonkers, N. T. Guide-sheave for elevators
Otis. Norton P., Tonkers, assignor to Otis Brothers Sc Company, New York, N. T. Elec-?
trie elevator s
Otis, Norton P., Yonkers. N. Y.. assignor to National Company, Chicago, HI. Elevator . .
Otis. Philip A., assignor of one-half to Northampton Emery Wheel Company, Northampton,
Mass. Cutlery-grinder
Otis, Philip A., assignorof one-half to Northampton Emery Wheel Company, Northampton.)
Mass. Cutlery-grinder 5
Ott. Henry. Ottawa. Kans. Fountain-brush
Ott, .John, St. Lonis. Mo. Sewing-machine
Ott. .John. St. Louis, Mo. Sewing-machine
Ott, Philipp. (See Duisberg and Ott.)
Otte, Fritz, Altona, Germany. Screw-propeller
Often, Henry C, and A. Ka'thmann. Quincy, 111. Cultivator-plow
Ottenbeimer, Abraham. Little Rock, Ark. Box-fastener
Otto. Carl. (See Otto, Franz and C.)
Otto, Carl A, Dresden, Germany. Apparatus for roasting coffee, cocoa, ic
Otto, Franz and C. Zerbst, Germany. Curtain-roller
Otto. Gustav, Jersey City. N. J. Spring-motor for music-boxes
Otto &. Sons. F. G. "(See Lansfelder, Henry, assignor.)
Onram, Charles E. (See Kirkbride and Ouram.)
Ousey, Louisa, South Wimbledon, England. Hair-pin
Ou-sley. George W., Jr., San J086, Cal. Window-platform
Onterbridge, Alexander E., Jr., assignor to Queen .fc Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemical-
tiask
525,616
531,132
.521.217
519,508
52K,498
526,580
528,385
522,429
513,131
531,595
515,092
515,093
520,241
524.5.58
.524,559
517,233
528,792
512,517
I
517,1S9
520.008
52.5,717
Ovenshire, Elijah A., Detroit, Mich. Harrow-tooth fastener
Overhiser, Charles F., Williamsport, Pa. Machine for shaping wood articles
Overholser, John, Cottage Grove. Ores. Governor attachment for separators
Overholtzer, David J., Spadra, C.1I. Baling-press feeder
Overman, Joseph S., and W. T. Woolston, Canton. Ohio. Air-brush
Overman Wheel Company. (See Hadley, Charles E.. assignor.)
Overman Wheel Company. (See Pepper, Charles L., assignor.)
Overman Wheel Company. (See Woodward, Cliarles E. W., assignor.)
Overn, Frank, et al. (See Parker, John E., assiguor.)
Overn, Frank, assignor of two-thirds to J. Overn, Jr., and H. Pettit, Philadelphia, Pa.
Embedding ■wire-netting in glass
Overn. Frank, assignor of two-thirds to J. Overn, Jr., and H. Pettit, Philadelphia, Pa.
Machine for embedding wire-net tin|r in glass
Overn, John, Jr., et al. (See Overn, Frank, assignor.)
Overn. John. Jr., et al. (See Parker. John E.. assignor.)
Overstreet, ,Iesse T., et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, a.ssignor.)
Overton, Daniel F. and W. E , Solomon's, Md. Apparatus for extracting oil from fish
Overton, Daniel F. and W. E., .Solomon's, Md. Apparatus for drying fish-refuse
Overton, Frank C, Brooklyn, N. '/. Necktie
Overton. Willis E. (See Overton. Daniel F. and W. E.)
Oviatr. Solomon E.. assignor to Oviatt Wasion Comp.any. Lansing, Mich. Sleigh
Oviatt Wagon Company. (See Ovistt, Solomon E., a.ssignor.)
Owen, Frederick D., Washington, D. C. Bearing for velocipedes
Owen. Henry A., assignor to Whitin Machine Works, WhitinsviUe, Mass. Spindle-sup-
•rt
523.904
527,445
514.426
514,8.36
5-29,505
Owen. .Tohn W. (See Roberts and Owen.)
Owen. Thomas, assignor of two-thirds to L. W. Martyr and H. Eldridgc, Houston, Tex.
Combined shoot-board and squ.iring-box .'
Owen, William H., Springfield. Ohio. Metal-working tool
51.5.358
51(i,727
528,686
516,220
510,221
5-20.242
.520.269
514,961
519,004
519,269
528.020
531.215
513.954
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
July 10
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
June 12
May 8
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
July 3
Jan. 23
Dec. 25
Feb. 20
Fob. 20
May 22
Ang. 14
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Mav 15
Sept. 11
July 31
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Nov. 0
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 22
Mav 22
Feb. 20
May 1
May 1
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
1301
1963
1261
101
297
863
2626
1524
597
1671
1088
970
494
1845
824
1024
2266
2183
2895
303
;474
'475
292
22
73
197
636
[357
358
140
C472
H73
409
268
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Gazette.
66
66
68
<237 J,
{238 , 5 '
119 68
{tr8J}««
193 67
248 67
491 68
522 68
114
2673
1827
1829
2290
1023
1025
2517
477
1321
2451
1863
690
.3012
1259
742
1435
1782
2293
1063
298
794
796
2292
2339
1628
107
586
2262
2006
3686
556
567
408
26
143
546
470
907
452
2.346 {^«5 1 66
642
461
(461
\ 462
3.56
252
253
591
116
319
577
4.56
160
749
309
189
3R1
[424
i425
569
394
73
69
60
>06
67
68
68
66
69
66
66
67
68
68
69
H25 5
6S
66
1465
1605
14U6
681
700
1321
1085
1452
1564
1858
995
221
196
1243
1582
1360
745
1508
1590
701 69 591
90
540
1753
1229
1229
1005
865
866
1973
733
361
1960
912
1291
623
261
993
1142
69 1009
1328
1793
700
185 66 1617
186 66 1617
67 1005
67 \ 1014
66 ; 1193
67 556
67 651
69 462
69 1610
66 > 831
246
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
ITaine, residence, and invention.
Owens, Bettie K., Denver, Colo. Toilet vaporizing apparatus for the complexion.
Owens, Michael J., Toledo, Ohio. Device for removing moil from blowpipes
Owens, "W. H. (See Payne, Thomas !P., assignor.)
Owens, William "W., Peterborough, Canada. Nut-lock
Oxygen Producing Syndicate. (See Fanta, Ferdinand, assignor.)
Ozias, Orange 0., Dayton, Ohio. Price and weighing scale
Ozias, Orange O., Dayton, Ohio. Price-scale
P. & F. Corhin. (See Case, Cromwell O., assignor.)
P. P. Mast & Company. (See Dodson, Harry E., assignor.)
P'Pool, Frank E., Brandon, Tex. Kitchen-cabinet
Paasch, Peter "W. A., Hamburg, Germany. Adjustable reflector
Pace. Jefferson D., Shreveport, La. Brick-machire
Pacific Asphaltum Pipe Company. (See Tipson, "WUliarn A., assignor.)
Pacific Can Company. (See Gould, James, Jr., assignor.)
Pacific Labeling Company. (See Frazer, Charles R., assignor.)
Pack, John F., assignor to A. D.McMaster and H.C.Albee, Rochester, N.Y. Cooking- vessel
Packard, James "W"., Warren, Ohio. Electrical converter
Packard, James W., Warren, Ohio. Electrical fuse-box
Packard, Jerome W., Maiden, Mass. Saw-set
Packard, James W., assignor ot one-half to Bouv6, Crawford & Company Corporation,
Brockton, Mass. Blank for box-toes and counters
Packer, Alonzo C, Pittsburg, Pa. Car-coupling
Packer, Garret Q., et al. (See Vegiard, James T., assienor.)
Packer, George W., Rock Falls, assignor to Keystone Manufacturing Company, Stirling,
111. Corn-sheller
Packer, George W., Rock Falls, assignor to Keystone Manufacturing Company, Sterling,
HI. Corn-planter
Packer, George W., Rock Falls, assignor to Keystone Manufacturing Company, Sterling,
HI. Corn-harvester
Packer, George W., Rock Falls, assignor to Keystone Manufacturing Company, Sterling,
HI. Disk harrow '.
Packer, John F., La Grange, 111. Cultivator
Packer, JohnF., LaGrange, HI. Cultivator
Packham, Frank R., assignor to Superior Drill Company, Springfield, Ohio. Seeder
Packham, Frank R., assignor to Superior Drill Company, Springfield, Ohio. Seeding-
machine
Packham, Frank R.. assignor to Superior Drill Company, Springfield, Ohio. Seeding-i
machine J
Packham, Lewes C, and C. L. Cline, Detroit, Mich. Stilt-step '
Paddock, George A., et al. (See Locke, Fred M., assignor.)
Paddock, Harvlin, St. Johnshury, Vt., assignor to E. & T. Fairbanks & Company, of Ver-
mont. Weighing-scale
Paddock, Harvlin, assignor to E. & T. Fairbanks Company, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Check-
rod for platform-scales
Paddock, Harvlin, and O. B. Johnson, St. Johnsbury, Vt., assignors to E. &, T. Fairbanks &
Company, of Vermont. Computing-scale
Paddon, Edwin F., London, England. Combustion apparatus
Paden, Samuel K. , Petersburg, Ohio. Fifth-wheel
Padgitt, Thomas B., Dallas, Tex. Child's seat for vehicles
Paetow, Eugen C, New York, N. T. Refrigerator -leak alarm
Page, Albert A. (See Wright and Page.)
Page, Albert A., East Haven, assignor to Sargent & Company, New Haven, Conn. Spring-
hini
Page, Albert A., East Haven, assignor to Sargent & Company, New Haven, Conn. Spring-
hinge
Page. Albert A., East Haven, assignor to Sargent & Company, New Haven, Conn. Bicycle-
bell .
Page, Albert A., East Haven, assignor to Sargent &• Company, New Haven, Conn. Spring-
binge
Page, Albert G., assignor of one twenty-fourth to F. H. Johnson, San Francisco, Cal.(
Power-storage apparatus i
Page, Carter H., Jr., assignor to United Gas Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Means for li .'bting gas ranges, heaters, &.c -
Page, Carter H., Jr., assignor to TTnited Gas Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pa.j
Apparatus for heating water i
Page, Carter H., Jr., assignor to United Gas Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Apparatus for heating water
Page, Charles W. and 0. P., assignors of two-thirds to H. M. Threefoot, J. D. McXnnis,
W. F. Buchanan, Meridian, and A. J. Keeton, Toomsuba, Miss. Combined nut-lock,
rail-brace, and tie-plate
Page, Herbert S , assignor of five-sixths to J. K. Whiting, SomerviUe, and H. A. Hopkins,
Wellington, Mass. Telephone
Page, J. Seaver. (See Gott, Clarence P.. assignor.)
Page, Oren H., Pleasant Grove, Minn. Fence-machine
Page, Owen P. (See Page, Charles W. and 0. P.)
Page, Willard C, et al. (See Locke, Fred M., assignor.)
Page, WilliamB., Dixon, HI. Pneumatic tester for cans. (Reissue)
Paget, Evelyn and L., New York, N. Y. Secondary battery
No.
Paget, Joseph T., Boston, Mass. Straightway- valve
Paget, Leonard. (See Paget, Evelyn and L.)
Paget, Leonard, assignor of one-half to C. J. Kjntner, New York, N. Y. Dynamo or mag-
neto electi ic macliine -
Pagett, Charles 11., Oxford, Tnd. Windmill
Paige lion Works. (See Robinson, Eugene M., assignor.)
Paige Iron Works. (See Starkweather, Gleason F., assignor.)
Paige. James H., assignor of one-half to G. S. Varney, Manchester, N. H. Picker-motion >
for looms 5
515,607
515,838
527,154
527,124
527,125
516,402
519,589
520,023
523,643
.527,070
527,071
528,554
516,832
530,795
522,669
525,359
525,360
530,054
529,135
529,136
522,329
527,621
530,962
515,839
521,623
524,266
528,793
523.233
525,995
519,731
531,557
525,860
525,861
525,862
526,162
521,768
521,915
521,916
521,917
524.809
513,720
528,794
11,443
513,245
529,302
522,083
524,607
518,424
Date.
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
May 8
May 15
July 24
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
July 10
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
July 3
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
June 19
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
Julv 17
Sept. 11
May 15
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
June 19
June 26
June 26
June 26
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
June 26
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
2687
169
781
734
738
1097
1178
1893
2538
646
647
50
1823
1264
842
67
2736
1096
1098
263
1551
1538
170
1556
498
478
1836
1173
1418
2612
9P0
963
964
1458
1814
2068
2070
1438
3336
480
2350
2527
1404
2369
1089
C667
41
190
180
181
261
f 283
}284
462
637
157
1.57
13
431
;305
1306
210
17.18
18,19
656
C264
J 265
(265
^266
70
376
;364
I 365
41
363
115
117
462
267
342
625
215
215
216
341
(430
)431
496
(496
H97
497
352
824
117
(560
)5ei
(609
) 610
(336
1337
570
269
426
427
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
247
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Paillard, Alfred E., Xotv York, X. T., and A. Snenr, Jersey City, N. J., assignors to M. J.
Paillard &Co., New yoik. N. Y. Music-box
Paillard &, Co., M. J. (See Lanafoldpr. Henry, assiffnor.)
Paillard & Co., M. J. (See Paillard and Sueur, assignors.)
Pain, Henry J., New York, N. Y. Pyrotechnic device
Paine, Altemus I., Newton. Mass. Pack of playinii-cards
Paine. Charles H., and N. S. HotTinan. Braineid, Minn. Paper-roU holder
Paine, Georco H. (See Carlisle, William N., assignor.)
Paine, Herbert A., Waco, Tex. Combined cotton separator and distributer
Paine, Irving. (See Combs. Edgar S., assignor.)
Paine Lumber Company. (See Perkins, Frank, assignor.)
Painter, Alonzo J., deceased, Pasadena, Cal.; N. Painter, administratrix. Electrical ignit-
ing device for gasensines
Painter, Ludovic J. (See Vanderburg, Robert B., assignor.)
Painter, Nannie, administratrix. (See Painter, Alonzo .T.)
Painter, William, assignor to Crown Cork and Seal Company, Baltimore, Md. Capped-
bottlo opener '.
Painter, William, assignor to Crown Cork and Seal Company, Baltimore, Md. Bottle seal
or stopper
Painter, William, assignor to Crown Cork and Seal Company, Baltimore, Md. Bottle seal
or stopper
Painter, William, assignor to Crown Cork and Seal Company, Baltimore, Md. Bottle seal
or stopper '.
Pairpoint Manufacturing Company. (See Bingham, Allen K., assignor.)
Paisler, Charles S. (See Hayes, Lemuel W., assignor.)
Paisley. George W., Hillsborough, HI. Book-hoUlor for desks
Palm. Elmer E., Reading, Pa. Pipe-organ
Palmberg, Andreas J.. Boston, Mass. School desk and seat
Palmenberg, Raymond P.. New York, N. Y. Store-fixtjire bracket
Palmar, Lansing A., assignor of one-half to M. M.Jones, Kansas City, Mo. Wire-stretcher.
Palmer, Ada. et ol. (See Smith, Andrew J., assignor.)
Palmer, Alfred W., assignor to C. H. Tompkins, New York, N. Y. Means for making bor-^
ings at bottom of deep waters and in tideways 5
Palmer, Alonzo, Centreville. Mich. Flour-eaddy
Palmer, Arthur P., and H. L. Phelps, Athens, Pa. Street-sweeper
Palmer, Augustus H., TJtica. N. Y. Electric plug-switch
Palmer Bros. (See Palmer. William H., Jr., assignor.)
Palmer, Charles B. (See Shaw, Noah T., assignor.)
Palmer, Charles H., Amesbury, Mass. Carriage-axle
Palmer, Chester M., assignor of one-third to J. M. Palmer, Lamartine, Wis. Animal-shears.
Palmer, Dennis W. (See Wonson and Palmer.)
Palmer, Francis W., St. Louis, Mo. Bottle-stopper
Palmer, Fredrick S.. Boston, Mass. Fire-alaim and annunciator system
Palmer. George H., TJ. S. Army. Soldier's field equipment
Palmer, Henry L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Serving-tray
Palmer. Isaac E., Middletown. Conn. Hammock-support
Palmer, James R., Jr. (See Phillips, Harry C assignor.)
Palmer, John P., Riverside, HI. Valve for pneumatic tires
Palmer, John F., Riverside. 111. Pump
Palmer, John M. (See Palmer. Chester M., assignor.)
Palmer, Lafayette. (See Wright, William A., assignor.)
Palmer, Luther, Dexter, Mich. Basket-making machine
No.
5-26,ig9
519,159
516,165
519,343
525,428
523,369
514,200
528,485
528,486
528,487
528,488
520,167
520,702
517,190
513,437
Palmer, Mnro Y., Williinantic, assignor to Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn.
Thread unwinding .apparatus
Palmer, Merritt W., Raymond, III., and C. S. Munro, Fairbury, Nebr. Gasoline-stove
Palmer, Milton J., Toledo, Ohio. Soap-press
Palmer, Samuel D., Rockford, HI. Sawbuck
Palmer, Samuel D., Rockford, 111. Churn-cover
Palmer, Samnel D., assignor of one-half to G. E. King, Rockford, 111. Vent for chums
Palmer, Samuel D., assignor of one-half to G. E. King, Rockford, 111. Vent for churns
Palmer, Wales L. (See Thompson, Isaac F., assignor.)
Palmer, William A., Dubuqne, Iowa. Flatopeniiig book
Palmer. William H.. Jr.. Norwich, assignor to Palmer Bros., New London, Conn. Ma->
chine for measuring, cutting, and stitching f<abrics \
Palmer, William K. (See Dietz, Robert E., assignor.)
Palmleaf, Charles. Seattle, Wa.sh. Dish-cleaner
Palmiter. .Tames B., East Jordan, Mich. Hame and cockeye
Palraquist, Cliarlio A.. Spokane, Wash. Washing-machine
Pamphilon, Henry .1. R.. Congleton. England. Crushing or grinding mill
Pancoast, L. T.. et al. (See Piincoast, Richard M., assignor.)
Pancoast, Richard M., Camden, N. J. Paper-fastener
Pancoast, Richard AL. Camden. N. J., assignor to J. D. WiLson and L. T. Pancoast, Phila-^
delphia. Pa. Ventilating railway-cars 5
Panghom, Henry and J. K., Menominee. !Mich. Sleigh-ranner
Pangbom, James K. (See Pangborn, Henry and J. K.)
Paoli, .John, Hoboken, N. J. Hand-level. .-
Papoun. William A., i5aker City, Greg. Wrench
Paravicini, Joseph, assignor to C. M Wilson, Bristol, Pa. Roller for printing solid ground
colors on wall-paper and making same
Pardee. Frank, Hazleton, Pa. Coal or ore separating apparatus
Pare. Edmond, et.al. (See Fortin, .Tnles E.. assignor.)
Parfitt, George J. and G. J. T. .1.. Kevnsham, Ensrland. Electric-lighting system
Parfitt, George J. T. J. (See Parfitt. George J. and G. J. T. J.)
Parham. Marshall E., Burr Oak. Mich. Mole-trap
Pari.s, Robert L., assignor of two-thirds to H.Ely and A.C.Johnson, Audubon, Ky. Fence.
Parisen. William R., Paterson, N. J. Sample-case
Parisher. Lemuel A., Shreveport. La. Automatic boiler-feed
Park, Alfred J. and A. J., Jr.. Virginia, Mo. Flv-brush for doors
Park. Alton J.. Jr. (See Park. Alfred J. and A. J., Jr.)
Park, Boyd. (See Bahcock. Charles, assignor.)
Park, Edwin H. (See Knowles and Park.)
Park. George W., Quincy, Mass. Cleansing-brush
525,795
518,271
513,438
531,424
519,732
520,331
523,918
530,648
.518,856
515,161
522,720
512.518
524,184
516,276
515', 160
528,795
525,391
530.fi01
530,602
516,222
516,275
528,340
510,357
Date.
520,829
514,727
522,695
513,197
524,647
515,608
528,606
518,678
513,594
513,822
528,386
528,021
517,824
528.6F7
.524,500
512,742
514,604
Sept. 25
May 1
Mar. 6
May 8
Sept. 4
July 24
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
May 22
May 29
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Dec. 25
May 15
May 22
July 31
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
July 10
Jan.
Aug.
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
June 5
Feb. 13
July 10
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
2067
395
692
745
188
2066
386
3072
3073
3073
3074
2166
3070
24.'i3
2819
492
95
163
184
48
519
92
745
745
745
746
527
743
.577
692
Official
Gazette.
68
69
822 nSI l}(
1442
2821
2374
1420
2433
3042
1030
2449
1947
932
1322
366
887
1945
480
124
945
945
798
885
1)188
360 ' 67
692 i 66
568 i 69
343
592
757
250
607
486
233
319
87
66
) 209 i '
486 06
32
232
232
186
208
2816 ! 681
1016
If 241 ^
! ^ 242 >
< 243 )
66
135 ' 29
1264 i 315
886 I 219
2443 I 590
1166 I 287
•26«9 {669
143
2150
3114
3480
Oct. 23 ! 2264
675
300
1026
1671
1057
35
537
765
857
701
546
168
73
253
401
264
I 66
69
67
66
66
69
520,449 1 May 29 2628 636 67 1086
613
1582
695
1186
926
624
624
624
625
982
1166
1961
632
297
632
1695
831
1033
629
1418
491
1251
195
261
728
1635
1251
734
1173
1404
1404
1617
1635
578
1659
1222
1109
186
559
893
1104
673
439
721
789
592
462
131
700
866
343
1069
248
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, antl invention.
Park, George W., Quincy, Mass. Fountain cleansing-brush
Park, Harvey S., Chicago, HI. Motor for street-cars
Park, Staats N., Bloomsbury, N. J. Latch
Park, William K., Taunton, assignor, by mesne assignments, to H. H. and G-. O. Jenkins,
Whitman, Mass. Injector
Parke, Francis B., assignor of one-half to J. J. Thomas, Talihina, Indian Ter. Hand-truck.
Parke, Kobert A., 'New York, assignor of one-half to J. B. Thacher, Albany, N. T. Ap-
paratus for heating compressed air for power purposes
Parker, Andrew H. Evanston, 111. Suspensory
Parker, Beniamin R., and C. A. Freeman, We.ston, Mass. Window-screen
Parker, Caleb H. , New Orleans, La. Excavating-machine
Parker, Charles E., Orange, Tex. Steam-boiler
Parker, Charles E.. and S. W. Williams, East Orange, N. J., assignors toSeabury & John-
son, New York, N. Y. Sulfur candle and making same '.
Parker, Daniel, Calvert, Tex. Thiil-coupling
Parker, Edward F., Fairfield, Me. Kope-hitching device
Parker, Galen A. (See Goodrich, Emory W., assignor.)
Parker, George E. (See Tiffany and Parker.)
Parker, George G. (See Abbott and Parker.)
Parker, George S., Janesville, Wis. Fountain-pen
Parker, George S., Salem, and J. P. Friend, Beverly, Mass. Game apparatus
Paiker, George W. (See Jencks and Parker. )
Parker, (Jeorge W., New York, N. Y. Book-rack
Parker, George W., Minneapolis, Minn. Garment-supporter
Parker, Henry F., New York, N. Y., assignor to H. A. Penrose, New London, Conn. Mold?
for making composition targets \
Parker, Henry F., and M. G. Gillette, New York, N. Y. Power-applying mechanism
Parker, Homer N., assignor of one-half to 0. Mason, Winchendon, Mass. Vehicle-wheel ..
Parker, Howard. (See Fairbanks and Parker.)
Parker, Howard, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Window-shade -
Parker, Howard, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Window-shade fixture
Parker, James M. , Mc Adens ville, N. C . Turbine water-wheel
Parker, James W., Viola, lU. Check-row corn-planter
Parker, James W., Viola, 111. Planter
Parker, John. (See Allen and Parker.)
Parker, John E., assignor to H. Pettit, F. and J. Overn, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
and apparatus for embedding wire-netting in glass
Parker, John H. , Montreal, Canada. Stringed musical instrument
No.
Process of
524,094
528,796
511,907
524,fi85
514,866
513,053
521,176
524,608
525,617
524,115
527,881
531,568
525,770
512,319
526,908
.518,573
518,964
513,527
529,875
519,388
522,383
522,384
521,386
520,862
528,235
516,223
524,114
Bate.
Parker, JohnM., Pawtucket, K. I. Loop-banding machine 518,425
Parker, John M., Pawtucket, E. I. Machine for automatically turning bobbins, spools, &c,
Parker, John M., assignor to Easton & Burnham Machine Company, Pawtucket, K. 1.',
Spooling or winding machine '
Parker, John W. (See Pelham, Walter 0., assignor.)
Parker, Josiah A., St. Louis, Mo., and L. L. Summers, Chicago, HI.; said Summers assignor]
to said Parker. Telegraph apparatus i
Parker, Theodore K. (See Dart and Parker.)
Parker, Thomas, Wingham. Canada. Pump
Parker, Thomas, assignor of three-fourths to J. D. Wright, F. F. Stuart, and A. M. Colqu-
houn, Toronto, Canada. Pulverizer
Parker, William H., assignor to J. T. Strickland, Koanoke, Va. Bed-brace
Parker, William H. , assignor to J. T. Strickland, Boanoke, Va. Bed-brace
Parkhill, John, Rochester, Minn. Roof -framing tool
Parkhurst, Edward G., Hartford, Conn. Sight for ordnance
Parkhnrst, Edward G., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Hotchkiss Ordnance Company, Lim-?
ited, London, England. Breech mechanism for ordnance J
Parkhurst, Edward G., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Hotchkiss Ordnance Company, Lim-
ited, London, England. Sight for ordnance
Parkhurst, Edward G., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Hotchkiss Ordnance Company, Lim-
ited, London, England. Crank-arm fastening
Parkins, Charles, Hoboken, N. J. Manhole-cover
Parkinson, James H., Manchester, England. Porous permanganate block and making same.
Parkinson, John, Sr., assignor of one-half to J. Parkinson, Jr., and G. Schmidt, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Apparatus for manufacturing car- wheels
Parkin.son, William C. (See Hawkyard, John, assignor.)
Parks, Charles E. Somerville, Mass. Apparatus for playing duplicate whist
Parks, Charles E , and L. MoUart, Watertown, Wis.; said MoUart assignor to said Parks.
Slat-and-wire-fabric loom
Parks, Charles E., and L. Mollart, Watertown, Wis.; said Mollart assignor to said Parks.
Stapling and cutting machine
Parks, Charles E., and L. Mollart, Watertown, Wis.; said Mollart assignor to said Parks.
Stapling and cutting machine
Parks, Charles F.. and A. A. Hamilton, Miincie, Ind. Fence
Parks, Clarence W., and ji.. Goodell; said Goodell assignor to J. E. Lee, Lowell, Mich.
Stovepipe-fastening device
Parks, Edward H., assignor to Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. I.
Mechanism for taking up lost motion
Parks, Volney, Fort Wayne, Ind. Pavement
Parks, Volney, Fort Wayne, Ind. Drill for drilling metal
Parks, William R., Palnier, Mass. Boiler-fnrnace
Parliaman, Charlotte H., Palmyra, N. Y. Rest for invalids
Parman. William S., assignor of one-half to W. R. Adams and J. F. Farrer, Stillwater, Okla.
Ter. Fire-escape
Parmele, Mary, et al. (See Parmele, Theodore W., assignor.)
Parmele, Theodore W., assignor to M. Parmele, New York, N. Y., and J. Harrison, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Saah-holder
Parmenter Car Fender Company. (See Parmenter and Gooding, assignors.)
Parmenter. George A., Cambridge, and C. S. Gooding, Brooklino, Mass., assignors to Par-
menter Car Fender Company, of Maine. Life-guard for street-oars
519,967
525,085
516,552
523,173
529,874
518,690
518,697
516,575
520,075
512,743
512,744
512,745
528,387
515,443
522,084
516,224
517,058
517,. 586
517,587
526,500
525, 46|
525,771
512,318
516,277
524,296
513,246
518,272
513,439
523.683
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
June 12
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
Jan.
Oct.
Apr. 17
May 1
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
May 8
July 3
July 3
June 12
June 5
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
May 15
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
July 17
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
May 22
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
June 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
484
308
1224
1477
2223
755
1091
496
246
2001
2612
779
974
404
1967
43
3000
2392
832
356
359
1126
197
2642
800
245
1714
1792
1940
1348
2390
2179
2180
1393
1985
1674
1686
1689
2897
2132
2371
801
2227
276
278
2068
781
973
554
2528
1444
2823
July 31 2622 651
48
;il8
I 119
71
299
371
534
177
270
120
57
480
625
180
239
101
486
11
(739
1740
573
202
91
92
C265
1266
44
637
186
57
C427
1428
C440
1441
f 474
1475
C321
1322
434
572
645
545
(331
1332
5 486
1487
(402
<403
(404
404
404
702
602
570
187
528
63,64
64,65
492
63
181
238
209
132
610
361
693
68
led
67
68
68
68
66
69
67
67
69
67
J 67
67
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[67
I 61
68
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67
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67
08
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
249
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Xaiiie. residence, aiul iuveution.
No.
Paro, Edward, assignor of two-thirda to C. C. Knapstein andW. L. Niehorster, Chicago,
III. Device for crimping wire lacing
PaiTant, Alexander, AVorcester. Mass. Sand-delivering mechanism for street-cars
Parrey, John U., Kalamazoo, Mich., assignor to Simple Account File Company, Fremont,
Ohio. Account-tile ".
Parrish, George W., assignor of one-half to C. D. Denit and F. G. Webber, Salem, Va.
Chum-dasher
Pairish, H. T., ct al. (See Armistead, Fabian H., assignor.)
Parrish, John E., Radford. Va. Sash-halance
Parrish, Myron W., Detroit, Mich. Danger-signal for railway-crossings
PaiTish, Thomas K., Richmond, Va. Manufacture of wooden vessels
Parrock, LlewUeyn A., Birmingham, England. Machine for forging or hammering metal..
PaiTott, James D., Litchfield, HI. Price and cost tag
Parry, Augustus N. (See Vanier, Francis N., assignor.)
Parry. Denis (See Hall and Parry.)
Parry. John, et al. (See Parry, John A., assignor.)
Parry. John A., assignor of two-thirds to E. B. Vandyke and J. PatTy, "Wilkes-Barr6, Pa.
Jar-holder ."
Parshall, Horace F., Lynn, assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Armature for dynarao-electric machines
Parslow. Alfred H., Tarapa. Fla. Sash-fastener
Parson, Edward A., assignor of one-half to H. Millar, Ottawa, Canada. Multiple-electric-
fnse box
Parsons, Charles A., Newca.stle-on-Tyne, England. Bearing for st«am-tarbines
Parsons, George M., Virginia City, Nev. Lifiiug-fork
Parsons, Herman, Savannah, Ga." Shoe-polisher
Parsons, James A., Quanah, Tex. Quilting-frame for sewing-machines
Parsons, John F., Bristol, England. Magazine-camera
Parsons, Jolm H. (Sec Gaj- and Parsons.)
Parsons, Joseph A., Rocky River, Ohio. Coin-controlled photograph apparatus
Parsons, Romeyn C, Grand Ledge, Mich. Dress-goods rack
Parsons, Winsiow R.. Chicago, 111. Attachment-holder for sewing-machines
Partington, Charles, Newport, Ky. Switch-stand .'
Partington, Richard, Patchogue, N. T. Cloth sizing and drying machine
Partlow, Columbus N., Moonshine, 111. Chimney-guard
Partman, John K. (See Brock, Edward E., assignor.)
Partridge, CharlesC, Hyde Park, Mass. Device for liberating animals
Partridge, Charles C, Hyde Park, Mass. Scarf-pin
Partridge, Charles C. Hyde Park, Mass. Reel
Partridge, John "W. (See Fisher and Partridge.)
Pascoe, Benjamin F.. Globe, Ariz. Ter. Wagon-brake
Passick, Charles J., Seward, Nebr. Cash-register
Passmore. EverettG., Haverford. Pa. Bearing for shafts of lawn-mowers
Paszkowski. Jan, Chicago, 111. Harness
Patchin, William E., Rochester, N. T. Damper
Patenall, Frank P. J. (See Selden and Patenall.)
Patent Gully Company. (See Crosta, Lorenzo W., assignor.)
Patent Inlaid Linoleum Company. (See Oetzmann, Arthur S., assignor.)
Patent Plate Structure Company. (See Nicolas, Edmund, assignor.)
Patent Victoria Stone Company. (See Phillips, John, assignor.)
Paterson, Cecil E., Tooradin, Victoria. Pea-thrashing machine
Paterson, James and W., Stockton, Cal. Gas-engine
Paterson. James W., Chicago, 111., assignor to Adams & Westlake Company, of Hlinois.
Brake-handle .'
Paterson, Thomas W., Victoria, Canada. Track-laying machine
529,303
527,446
.531,271
527,022
513,82.3
.522.670
518,158
523,050
529,746
516,166
523,776
528,208
520,378
513,367
515,162
523,004
529,940
524,949
519,872
520,494
.519,134
523,592
519,200
525,057
519,201
.520,010
521,245
525,618
523,174
518,468
.530,123
520,495
Paterson, William. (See Paterson. James and W.)
Pathe, Karl. (See Israel and Pathe.)
Patrick, Charles E. (See Albertsen, Albert C, assignor.)
Patrick. Sheldon E., Rockland, Mass., a.ssignor to New England Folding Box Company, of
Ma-ssachusetts. Paper box
Pattee. .Joseph 0.. St. Paul, and C. W. Case, Minneapolis. Minn. Railway-signal
Pattee, William H. (See Zollinger and Pattee.)
Patten. Enos, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Automatic Lasting Machine Company, Saco, Me.)
Lasting-machine 5
Patten, .Tames S., Baltimore, Md. Thill-coupling
Patten, James S.. Baltimore, Md., assignor to Patten Self-Oiling Axle and Journal Com->
pany of Baltimore City. Axle-box lubricator 5
Patten Self-Oiling Axle and Journal Company of Baltimore City. (See Patten, James S.,
assignor.)
Patten, William R., Chattanooga. Tenn. Split pulley
Patterson, Ben. (See Mitchell, Albert, E., assignor.)
Patterson, Caroline D. (See Gaskill, Elijah T., assignor.)
Patterson, Charles M. and H. B., Chicago. 111. Di.splay-rack for wall-paper
Patterson, Doc. A.. Summitville, Colo., and E. Anderson, assignors to themselves, and B.
H. Dye, White Oaks. N. Mex. Ter. Amalgamator
Patter.son, Ernest O., Cliarleston. S. C. Drag for suction-pipes
Patterson, Henry M.. Wichita, Kans. Sci-ubbine-machine
Patterson, Herbert B. (See Patterson, Charles M. and H. B.)
Patterson, James M., el al. (See Green, Ira L., assignor.)
Patterson, James W., New York, N. T. Apparatus for renting opera-glasses
Patterson, James W., New York, N. Y. Coin-operated mechanism
Patterson, James W., New York, N. Y. Coin-actuated lock
Patterson, James W., assignor to Opera Glass Supply Company, New York, N. Y. Coin-
controlled attachment for theater-chairs
Patterson, .John G. (See Heppell and Patterson.)
Patterson, .Tohn G., et al. (See Graham, Simon P.. assignor.)
Patterson, Lemuel, Allegheny, assignor of one-half to G. H. Albertson, Pittsburg, Pa. Con-
veyer
Patterson, Lemuel, Allegheny, assignor of one-half to G. H. Albertson, Pittsburg, Pa. At-
tachment for brick-making machiaea
, 528,489
531,596
529,830
514,683
516,656
524,489
514,493
514,379
531,216
Date.
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Oct.
Monthly
volume.
1405
1260
337
310
2102 505
576
3481
Jan. 30
July 10 i 845
Apr. 10
July 17
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
July 31
Oct. 30
May 22
.Tan. 23
Feb. 20
July 17
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
1229
1507
2176
139
857
210
309
C376
5 377
518
693 163
2788
2,594
2517
2714
1948
1428
2513
1672
May 15 1646
May 29 : 2712
May 1 I 344
JulV 24 j 24.53
May 1 i 465
Aug. 28 1892
May 1
May 29
June 12
467
2901
873
Sept. 4 498
July 17 1736
Apr. 17 ! 1799
Dec. 4 ! 84
May 29 2713
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
333
3076
692
609
659
486
357
603
(409
HIO
400
057
82
615
114
463
114
701
206
120
435
445
22,23
657
82
746
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
1184
1540
295
366
67
67
67
68
67.
68
67
67
67
68
68
67
69
67
Dec. 25 2675 643
Nov. 27 j 2319 {-^52 |gg
902 4222 I
J 223
221 ! 66
^■'■^ llllV
2007 476
69
522,085 I June 26 2372 571 ' 67
.512,895
528,022
525,392
526,635
531,327
531,328
Jan. 16 : 1977 469
Oct. 23 i 2265 547
Sept. 4 126 32
Sept. 25 2270
Dec. 25 2208
Dec. 25 2210
i 543 I
I 544 5
529
529
69
69
922
2()2
1627
109
789
179
240
310
1090
1583
381
537
1049
612
1251
301
11.53
995
873
1100
604
504
627
1052
627
1136
1369
1244
358
361
1231
1100
63
625
1753
1118
1094
1772
844
1034
980
1610
1681
401
463
1173
68 1607
1663
1663
522,943
July
10
1314
327
08
264
513,276
Jan.
23
2581
624
66
587
517,010
Mar.
20
2116
500
66
1880
250
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Patterson, KobertD., Lawrence, Mass. Electric time-signal for railways
Patterson, Robert I., Muncie, Ind. Fastening for jars
Patterson, AVilliam. (See Heppell and Patterson.)
Patterson, William D., Keokuk, Iowa. Mail or express car
Patterson, William J., Beaver Falls, Pa. Jumping-rope
Patterson, William R. (See Briggs and Patterson.)
Pattigler, Josef, assignor to A. von Pischof, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Elastic or plastic
composition
Pattigler, Josef, assignor to A. K. von Pischof, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Plastic com-
No.
position .
Patton, Annetta, Stevensville, Pa. Educational appliance
Patton, Charles W., Ohio Falls, Ind. Car-coupling
Patton, GeorgeM.,assignorof one-half to J. Karrer, Canton, Ohio.
roofin"
Anchor for sheet-metal
Patton, Lucius E. (See Waltz and Patton.)
Pattosien, William J., et al. (See Schneider, (3-eorge L., assignor.)
Patureau, Gabriel, Paris, France. Machine for shaping boxes
Boat's davit . . .
Paul, A. E., et al. (See Schneider, George L., assignor.)
Paul, Abner C, et al. (See McArdle, Fred W., assignor.)
Paul, Amasa C, et al. (See McCarrier, John T., assignor.)
Paul, Andrew G. (See Skiffington, William P., assignor.)
Paul, Andrew G., Boston, Mass. Heating system
Paul, Andrew G., Boston, Mass. Drying-cylinder
Paul, Andrew R., assignor of one-halt to G. A. Paul, San Francisco, Cal.
Pan', Gus A. (See Paul, Andrew R., assignor.)
Paul, Gus A., et al. (See Schneider, George L., assignor.)
Paul , Hem y, Forreston, 111. Combined band-cutter and feeder
Paul. James and J. T., assignors of one-half to F. M. H. Young, Edinburgh, and W. J.
Roberts, Chapel Galashiels, Scotland. S^sh-fastener
Paul, John T. (See Paul, James and J. T.)
Paul, John T. H. (See Paul, Thomas H. and J. T. H.)
Paul, Lorenzo C. (See Bartholomew, Albert W., assignor.)
Paul, Thomas H. and J. T. H., Frcstburg, Md. Gas-engine
Pauli, Albert J., et al. (See Kuersten, Hugo R., assignor.)
Paulsen, Heinrich, Hamburg, Germany. Preserving food
Paulsen, Theodore C, Chicago, 111. Rail connection"
Paulson, Soren C, assignor of one-half to H. L. Eastman, Wahpeton, N. D. Bob-sleigh ..
Pauly, Joseph, and M. Michels, Chicago, HI. Fire-ladder
Pauly, Peter J., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Roller for book-shelves ,
Pauly, Peter J., .Jr., St. Louis, Mo. File case or cabinet
Paul,y, Peter J., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Japanning-furnace
Panly, Peter J., Jr., and H. Schneider, assignors to St. Louis Art Metal Company, St. Louis,
Mo. Adjustable shelving
Pauthonier, Casimir, Boston. Mass. Power-transmitting or driving mechanism
Paxton, John B., andE. I. O'Neill, Philadelphia, Pa. Fashioning device for circular-knit-i
ting machine.s <
Pay, Charles, Providence. R. I. Hoisting apparatus
Payne, Cyrus A., et al. (See Wallace, Charles, assignor.)
Payne, Darius W., Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to F. B. Fargo & Company, Lake Mills,;
Wis. Combined churn and butter- worker '_
Payne, Frederick R., Chicago, 111. Railway-signal
Payne, George, Rome, N. T. Hydraulic ram^
Payne, Helen A., Elmira, N. Y. ' Folding shelf
Payne, Howard A. (See Gilbert, Matthew C, assignor.)
Payne, Thomas F., assignor of one-half to W. H. Owens, Olyinpia, Wash. Curling-iron. . .
Payne, Thomas O., Vicksburg, Miss. Fire-blower
Payne, William H., Philadelphia, Pa. Fastening device
Payne, William H., assignor to J. W. Douglass, Philadelphia, Pa. Liquid mixer, shaker,
and fruit-squeezer
Payson, George A., Oat Park, 111. Spring-hinge
Pay son, Joseph R., Chicago, 111. Guard for fish-hooks
Peabody & Co., Henry W. (See Hirt, Louis J., assignor.)
Peabody, James C, Boston, Mass. Making indurated articles from plastic material
Peabody, -Tohn S., assignor to J. F., F. M., and E. S. Simons, Philadelphia, Pa. Holder
for tea -balls, strainers, &c
Peabody, Mike, New York, N. Y. Canceling-stamp
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa. Portable spring-actuated center-mark tool
Vise
Clamping device for machine-tools
Riveting-hammer
Center-punch machine
Steering apparatus
Bench- vise
Article or accessory for smokers' use
Guard for lathes
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia. Pa.
Peabody, Roberts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peabody, Robert S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Peacock, Christopher, North Andover, Wis. Garment-holder
Peacock, Elijah P., Chicago, 111. Copy-holder for type-writers.
Peacock, James H. (See Van Do Water, Charles, assignor.)
Peacock, Julian L. (See Trexler, David L., assignor.)
Peacock, Thomas B. (See Dudley, George B., assignor.)
Peake, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Case
Pearce, Charles E. (See Crecelias, Louis J., assignor.)
Pearce, Charles W., Diller, Nebr. Motor
Pearce, Frederick, New York, and J. Broich, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignors to said Pearce.)
Dial transmitter
Pearce, John R., Araory, Miss. Steam-engine
Pearce, John S., et al. (See Casswell, Richard H., assignor.)
Pearce, Thomas A. (See Rightniiie, Harry C, assignor.)
Pearce, William J., Pilot Point, Tex. Hay-press
Peare, George R., Lynn, Mass. Shoe-sewing machine
525,277
515,010
517,234
512,483
525,086
529,876
' 530,450
I 517,059
517,963
513,528
526,733
526,734
514,661
518,159
528,108
530,237
526,735
517,884
: 526,938
! 517,932
! 523,483
526,815
530,549
515,163
527,249
'!' 521,218
I 513,135
527,716
528,797
; 516,657
i 530,349
' 516,744
519,733
515,094
I
! .'■<28,688
: 525,511
512,746
517,011
514,427
523,751
528,555
528,556
528,557
528,558
528,559
528,967
528,968
529,046
530,238
526,789
512,212
Date.
524,950
518,965
526,325
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Deo. 4
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
July 24
Oct. 2
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
June 12
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
May 15
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
July 31
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
May 1
Sept. 18
Monthly
volume.
Oflaclal
Gazette.
2258
1702
2518
1273
1944
2394
642
2230
909
102
106
1144
1231
2414
289
111
763
451
843
2277
239
853
1949
936
825
2348
1702
490
1542
486
1693
1421
1830
550
427
591
306
160
529
227
(740
J 741
) 742
[743
25,26
26
285
309
584
71
190
111
(212
i213
572
58
210
487
227
(193
I 194
566
(41
HI
401
343
462
300 74
316 !78, 79
1691
2117
743
2749
51
53
54
56
57
826
827
949
290
200
801
1674
3011
1793
648
44
1741
405
189
682
14
14
14
15
15
194
194
224
71
47
195
410
744
(425
H26
157
12
412
68
66
66
66
68
69
69
!.66
69
67
69
67
J 67
68
69
66
66
66
68
69
69
69
69
993
574
656
656
656
656
656
69 i 817
69 I 817
69 i 838
69 I 1268
69
66
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
251
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Pearsall, Albert W., New York, N. T., assignor to Meteor Despatch Company, Boston,
Mass. Valve for pneumatic-dispatch-tube systems
Pearse, Frank. (See Hall and Pearse.)
Pearson, Fletcher K., Vancouver, "Wash. Fire-kindler
Pearson, Fred S., Bo.ston, Mass. Lightnins-arrester
Pearson, George N., Hantsport, Canada. Thill-coupling
Pearson, George S. , Waterbury, Conn. Lacing hook or stud for shoes, gloves, &c
Pearson, George S., "Waterbury, Conn. Hook and eye
Pearson, James J., Brooklyn, N. T. Cartridge-shell battery
Pearson, James T., Burnley, England. Means and apparatus for humidifying fibrous sub-
stances
Pearson, John. (See Hodge and Pearson.)
Pearson, Josiah H., Alum Bank, Pa. Car-coupling
Pearson, Robert P., Glen Riddle, Pa., assignor to Batcher Temple Company, Hopedale,
Mass. Loom-temple -
Pearson, "William A., Schenectady, N. T. Mating car- wheels
Pearson, "William R. , ht. Lonis, Mo. Apparatus for burning liquid hydrocarbons
Pearsons, Fillmore A., Rutland, Vt. Ash-sifter
Pearsons, Fillmore A., Rutland, assignor of one-half to J. W. Titoomb, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Landing-net
Pease, Lewis E., Abington, Mass. Life-saving apparatus
Peaslee, Emmett L, Orange, Vt. Cutter-bar for mowing-machines
Peat, David C, assignor of one-half to "W. Craw, Sadorns, 111. Ditching-tool
Peay, "Walter "W., assignor to J. H. Banes, Toronto, Canada. Street-car fender
Pecht, John B., assignor to C. Baumert, New York, N. Y. Machine for molding NeufchA-
tel cheese
Peck, Arthur E., Minneapolis, Minn. Dental-tool giiard
Peck, Edward G., and F. O'Meara, Seymour, Conn. Fountain-pen
Peck, Ellsworth A. (See Duane and i?eck.)
Peck, Fayette IC, Clinton, N. Y. Bicycle
Peck, Fayette H., Clinton, N. Y. Bicycle ,
Peck, Frederic M. , Hartford, Conn. Preserving food by cold, &c
Peck, George "W., assignor to Miner & Peck Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Conn.
Drop-press
Peck, Horace B., et al. (See Harris, Levi, assignor.)
Peck, Ira F. (See Keith, Jeremiah, assignor.)
Peck, Luke R., assignor of one-half to R. G. Steel, St. John's, Mich. Ihcandescent-lamp
socket
Peck, Luke R., assignor of one-half to R. G. Steel, St. John's, Mich. Incandescent-lamp
socket
Peck, Royal H.. et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Peck, Stow & "Wilcox Company. (See Grannis, Hial S., assignor.)
Peck, Stow &'"Wilcox (Company. (See Shepard, Amos, assignor.)
Peck, Thomas M., et al. (See Billings, George "W., assignor.)
Peck, Thomas M., et al. (See Cbilds, Charles H., assignor.)
Peck, Truman D. (See Piatt, "Wilbur J., assignor.)
Peck, "Walter E., trustee. (See Grove, Jacob R., assignor.)
Peck - "Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company. (See Ensign, "William "W., as-
signor.)
Pecker, Carl von, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Double-barreled revolver
Peckham, Luther A., Oswego Falls, N. Y. Car heater and ventilator
Peckham, Malcolm D., New York, and C. E. Swan, Rome, assignors to Columbia "Washer
Company, New York, N. Y. "Washer for vehicle-axles
Pedersen, George, assignor to Shell Steel "Whiifletree Manufacturing Company, Hobart, Ind.
"Whiffletree
Pedersen, George, assignor to Shell Steel "Whiffletree Manufacturing Company, Hobart, Ind.
Whiffletree
Peder.sen, Johannes T., New York, N. Y. Wrench
Pedersen, Johannes T., assif nor to B. Steinel, New York, N. Y. Cylinder-lock
Pedersen, John J. , Kenyon, Minn. Printing-press
Pedersen, Rasmus, Dramman, Minn. Corn-harvester
Pederson, Rasmus, Dramman, Minn. Corn-harvester
Pedersen, Rasmus, Dramman, Minn. "Wagon-seat
Pedrick, Howard A., Philadelphia, Pa. Hoisting apparatus
Peebles, John, assignor to "Woolf Valve Gear Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Compound
engine
Peel, Beniamin"W., Chicago, 111. Draft-compelbng device
Peeling, Joshua. (See Grubb and Peeling.)
Peelle, James W., assignor of two-thirds to L. "W. and S. S. Peelle, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pack-
ing -
Peelle, Louisa "W., et al. (See Peelle, James "W., assignor.)
Peelle, Sarah S., et al. (See Peele. James "W., assignor.)
Peeples, (Jeorge, assignor of one-half to Thackara Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Insulated pipe-coupling
Peer, "William H.,. Flushing, N. Y. Collar or scarf stud ,
Peet, Beniamin F. (See Haines, Robert S., assignor.)
Peglaw, Daniel, Buffalo, N. Y. Treadle
Pegram, T. C. (See McLanghen and Gallant, assignors.)
Peil, John, andC. K. MacFadden, Chicago, 111. Electric incandescent lamp
Peirce, Almy L., Cincinnati, Ohio. Means for protecting receiving-openings of coin-con-
trolled machines
Peirce, Almy L., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor of three-fourths to C. E. Johnson, A. M. "dn-
ger, and "T. P. Moody, Chicago, 111. Coin-controlled liquid-vending apparatus
Peirce, Arthur "W. K., Plymouth, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New
"fork. Motor safety device
Peirce, Charles B. (See Greer, Charles I., assignor.)
Peirce, Charles R., and F. B. English, Philadelphia, Pa. Hood for smoke-stacks
No.
527,073
530,716
526,736
.523,129
525,718
528,341
512,055
520,703
528,798
514,867
521,321
526,737
529,947
525,619
.518,857
525,114
528,607
515,609
518,625
525,278
523,234
523,942
523,943
515,789
518,353
521,322
527,285
524,743
531,559
529,831
513,054
513,055
513,619
524,648
513,136
522,385
522,386
522,387
525,561
531,272
526,939
522,766
51.5,716
515,444
513,595
512,320
517,012
516,611
522,851
516,062
Date.
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
July 17
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
May 29
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
June 12
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
July 17
July 31
Juli? 31
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
June 12
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
July 3
July 3
July 3
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
July 10
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
July 10
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
649
1135
112
1658
691
2817
539
3072
491
1479
1011
113
2514
499
2450
1991
144
2690
2050
2262
1837
3097
3099
101
1598
1012
1000
1327
2613
2320
2325
2226
31G0
1166
2349
360
364
367
412
fl03
452
1038
2869
2432
3115
975
2118
1451
1158
537
158
275
26
415
160
681
127
743
fll9
I 120
372
238
27
f605
\ 606
C120
\m
607
487
30
669
510
550
462
771
771
24
395
238
243
5 324
)325
C625
1626
553
534
534
775
287
C566
)567
92,93
; 93
94
' 95
95
99
505
111
715
603
766
239
501
343
287
125
Official
Gazette.
09
67
>66
.68
66
137
1436
23
344
1291
578
103
1167
735
1151
139*
23
1153
1244
491
1069
673
1404
420
1120
376
640
640
1472
325
1394
200
934
1741
1118
447
447
729
893
541
71
72
1227
1627
85
212
1438
1354
722
197
1880
1739
235
1552
252
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Peirce, Edward A., et al. (See Brooks, Stephen H., assignor.)
Peirce, Winfield S. (See Kahne, Adkins, Peirce, Martin, and Kahne.)
Pelatan, Louis, Paris, France, and F. Clerici, Milan, Italy. Extracting goldfrom its ores
Pelatan, Louis, Paris, France, and F. Clerici, Milan, Italy. Process of and apparatus for(
desulfurizing ores
Peletier, Frank D., Kansas City, Mo. Combined collar and hames
Pelham Hod Elevating Company. (See "Wem, Erik G. P., assignor.)
Pclbam Hod Elevating Company. (See Wem, (Sustaf P., assignor.)
Pelham, Walter 0., assignor of one-half to J. W. Parker, Taylor, Tex. Keleasing device
for brakes of locoraotive drive-wheels
Pelkey, William H., and A. St. Louis, assignors of one-third to G. M. Fuller, Fair Haven,
Vt. Molding metal
Pell, Harry S., Akron, Ohio. Water-tube boiler
Pell, Harry S., Akron, Ohio, assignor to Sterling Company, Chicago, lU. Steam-boiler
Pellas, Francisco A. (See Elieson, Chaimsonovitz P., assignor.)
Pellas, Francis A. (See Elieson and Pellas.)
^elletier, Napoleon, Brooklyn, N. T. Paddle-wheel for boats
Pells, Leonard A., and L. Steiner, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle-neck
Pelstring, George, Cincinnati, Ohio. Machine for graining wood
Peltier, Alphonse, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fly-trap
Pelton, Francis A., assignor of one-half to C. J. White, New Britain, Conn. Pipe-hanger..
Pelton, George W., Appleton, Wis. Cow-milker
Pelzer Art Co. (See Bonsall, Millie V., assignor.)
Pember, Elba. Pemberville, Ohio. Boiler- flue cutter
Peinberton, Algernon C, London, England. Machine for cutting spiral or turned moldings
and automatically turning articles from rods
Peraberton. Robert, Anderson, Ind. Gas-burner ,
Penberthy In.iector Company. (See Desmond, John, assignor.)
Penberthy In.iector Company. (See Downes, William A., assignor.)
Pendergast, John, Hastings. Mich. Wool or felt boot
Pendergrass, John B., and K. F. Eice. Eureka Sprines, Ark.; said Kice assignor to said
Pendergrass; said Pendergrass assignor of one-half to J. Kichey, Salem, Iowa. Auto-
matic drill-holding machine
Pendleton, Bradford H., Evanston, 111. Lishting device
Pendleton, John H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Leaf-holder
Pendleton, John H., Brooklyn, assignor to R. D. Harris, New York, N. Y. Speed-gearing.
Pendleton, John M., New Brighton, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for forming grids or
plates for secondary batteries
Pendleton, William S., New York, assignor to E. D. Davidson, Huntington, N. Y. Elec-
tric-arc lamp
Pendry, William A., Detroit, assignor of two-thirds to D. J. Davidson, A. S. and S. G. Mar-
tin, Port Huron, Mich. Sieve cut-off
Penfield, Raymond C. (See Wallace and Penfield.)
Penfield & Son, J. W. (See Wallace, William W., assignor.)
Peninsular Broom Company. (See McDonel, Daniel A., assignor.)
Penn, George, Syracuse, N. Y. Vehicle-spring
Penn. Frederick J., and J. Deeley, Sr., Birmingham, England. Breech-bolt
Pennington, Humbolt. Macon, Mich . Lubricator
Pennington, John C, Paterson, N. J. Making beer
Pennington, Steve, assignor of one-third to P. Crowley and S. Marx, Lake Charles, La.
Car-coupling
Pennink, Johan M. K., Haarlem, Netherlands. Truck
Pennock, Horace A., Minerva, Ohio. Trotting-sulky
Pennsylvania Machine Company. (See White, Joseph J., assignor.)
Penoyer, Newton D., Fort Worth, Tex. Vehicle-wheel
Penrose, Hallack A. (See Granger, Frank D., assignor.)
Penrose, Hallack A. (See Granger, Frank D., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Penrose, Hallack A. (See Paiker, Henry F., assignor.)
Penuela. Jos6 T., Ciudad del Tocuyo, Venezuela. Mechanical movement
Peple, Charles A. (See Peple, Gustavus A. and C. A.)
Peple, Gustavus A. and C. A., assignors to Mayo Tobacco Drying and Ordering Company,
Richmond, Va. Moistening-chamber for tobacco-ordering apparatus
Pepper, Charles L., assignor to Overman Wheel Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Seat for
cycle-saddles
Pepper, James W. (SeeRappold, William J., assignor.)
Pepper, Matthias R., Ford City, Pa. Glass-furnace
Percy, Archibald A., Glasgow, Scotland. Cover for tobacco-pipes
Peregrine, Seymour W. (See Bennett. George M., assignor.)
Perfect Button Stick Company. (See Meredith. Edmund A. J., assignor.)
Perfection Safety Gas Burner Company. (See Kleinfeldt, Arthur, assignor.)
Perk, Herman. (SeeJMohr and Perk.)'
Perkins, Albert, Chicopee, Mass. Seat-post for bicycles
Perkins, Albert, Chicopee, assignor to Lamb Manufacturing Company, Chicopee Falls,
Mass. Adjusting device for bicycles
Perkins, Albert, assignor to Lamb Manufacturing Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Bi-i
cvcle-pedal I
Perkins, Albert, Chicopee, Mass., assignor to A. G. Spalding & Brothers, New York, N. Y.,
.-ind Lamb Knitting Machine Manufacturing Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Cycle-
frame
Perkins, Albert. Chicopee, Mass., assignor to A. G. Spalding & Brothers, New York, N. Y.,
and Lamb Knittina Machine Manufacturing Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Pedal —
Porkins, Amos H., Chicago, 111. Method of and apparatus for repairing asphalt pavements
Perkins, Charles N., and J. P. Scollay; said Scollay assignor to D. Gallagher, Lawrence,
M ass. Snap-hook
Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company. (See Gibbs. Jacob S.. assignor.) I
Perkins, Frank, assignor to Paine Lumber Company, Limited, Oshkosb, Wis. Woodwork-^i
ins-machine $
Perkins, Franklin J. (See Smith and Perkins.)
Perkins, Franklin J., assignor of three-fourths to C. A. Blackburn, Woburn, Mass. Wood-
scraper
Perkins, Gains W. (See Linn, Allen D., assignor.)
Perkins. Gains W.. et al. (See Raymond, Emma H., assignor.)
Perkins, Gardner H., Cazenovia, N. Y. Fence
No.
Date.
528,023
Oct. 23
531,004
Dec. 18
523,406
July 24
529,948
Nov. 27
520,076
512,213
518,858
May 22
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
515,883
523,728
523,235
521,219
518,825
520,398
Mar. 6
July 31
July 17
June 12
Apr. 24
May 22
523,370
July 24
526,738
516,107
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
527,717
Oct. 16
516,063
531,597
528.560
520,801
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
June 5
516,337
Mar. 13
524,116
Aug. 7
527,882
Oct. 23
530,649
522.121
526,816
515,011
Dec. 11
June 26
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
524,863
Aug. 21
518,535
Apr. 17
529,185
Nov. 13
523,051
July 17
512,896
Jan. 16
517,825
Apr. 3
515,966
Mar. 6
512,321
521,864
Jan. 9
June 26
523,944
.July 31
524,951
Aug. 21
530,899
Dec. 11
515,717
Feb. 27
520.009
517,191
May 15
Mar. 27
527,286
Oct. 9
513,056
Jan. 16
516,225
Mar. 13
520,217
May 22
2516
1991
803
2451
233
2707
1838
830
2409
2545
606
195
607
55
670
463
194
596
615
2067 I 520
115 27,28
599 i 140
1705 411
.538
2677
58
77
125
643
15
17
979 1 232
247 '57,58
2002 480
1032
2430
240
1703
1531
1905
251
584
58
428
374
471
472
1191 ' 286
1508
1978
676
369
377
469
168
976 239
1966 475
3101 I 772
1675 410
1427 5???
2870
1864
2454
1001
2226
i339
456
577
243
C534
1535
803 I 188
2253 i 548 67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
253
Name, residence, and invention.
Perkins, G-eorjre H., assignor of one-half to Atlantic Kefining Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Heater for soldering-irons, &c
Perkins. George H., assignor of one-half to Atlantic Refining'Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oil-valve ,
Perkins. George H., assignor to Atlantic Refining Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus
for filling cans
Perkins, Gilbert, "Wakefield, assignor of one-half to W. H. Perkins, Gloucester, Mass.
Buoyant seat for hoats
Perkins, Hazen H., assignor to H. H. Perkins Manufacturing Company, Kewanee, 111.
Corn-husker
Perkins, Hazen H., assignor to H. H. Perkins Manufacturing Company, Kewanee, HI.
Coru-husker
Perkins, Hazen H., assignor to H. H. Perkins Manufacturing Company, Kewanee, HI.
Corn-husker
Perkins, Hazen H., assignor to H. H. Perkins Manufacturing Company, Kewanee, HI.
Corn-hnsker
Perkins, Josiah P., et al. (See Cole, Thomas A., assignor.)
Perkins, Ludlow P., Manchester, En?laud. Steam or other fluid boiler
Perkins, Miles 0., Galveston. Tex. Rail-joint
Perkins, N. S. (See Keyes, James A., assignor.)
Perkins, Nathan TV., Jr. (See Atwood and Perkins.)
Perkins, William H. (See Perkins. Gilbert, assignor.)
Pei-kins. "William W., Escanaba, Mich. Self-closing shutter
Perky, Henry D., Denver, Colo., assignor to Cereal Machine Company, of Colorado. Ma-i
chine for the manufacture of food products from cereals <
Perky, Henry D., Denver, Colo., assignor to Cereal Machine Company, of Colorado. Ma-
chine for the manufacture of food products fronj cereals
Perl, John E., Osace Mission, Kans. Animal-spreader
Pero. George W., West New Brighton, assignor of one-half to C. Kipper, TompkinsvUle,
N. T. Axle-lubricator
Perreau, Emile. (See Philibert, Perreau, and Lahorde.)
Perren, George S., Chicago, HI. Mattress
Perret, Prank A.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Perrin, Frederic S. (See Lane and Perrin.)
Perrin, Frederick S., Lynn, Mass., assignor of three-fourths to W. B. Baldwin, New York,
N. T., G. Fink, Jersey City, N. J., and A. F. Buchenberger, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric-
railway switch and trolley
Perrody, Esprit, Geneva, Switzerland. Metallic pavement
Periy, Austin E., Wakefield, assignor to G. H. P. Flagg, Boston, Mass. Knife-holder for
sole-rounding machines
Perry, Austin E., Wakefield, assignor to G. H. P. Flagg, Boston, Mass. Leatherskivingi
maclrino (
Perry, Austin E., Wakefield, assignor to G. H. P. Flagg, Boston, Mass. BuiBng-pad holder ^
Perry, Benjmon F., Spiceland, Ind. Trace-fastener
Perry, E. E., et nl. (See Schenerecker, Jo.seph, assignor.)
Perry, Edward L., Paterson, N. J. Steam-trap ■
Perry, Edward L., Paterson, N. J. Hollow rubber article
Perry, Elias C, Chicago, HI. Carpenter's folding square
Perry, Enoch "W"., Jr., New York, N. Y. Tripod or support for cameras
Perry, Harry A. (See Metcalf, John A., assignor.)
Perry. James L., assignor to Perry Sander Company, Chicago, HI. Device for adjusting
sandpaper-cylinders
Perry. James W., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Johns-Pratt Company, Hartford, Conn.
Trolley -wire clip
Perry, John, and C. E. Holland, London, England. Ammeter and voltmeter
Perry, .John F.. Chicago, HI. Printer's quoin
Perry, Joseph R., Wilkes-BaTr6, Pa. Piano-action ,
Perry, 0. H., et al. (See Schenerecker, Joseph, assignor.)
Perry Sander Company. (See Perry, James L., assignor.)
Perry, Thomas O. , Chicago, 111. Gear-cutting machine
Perry, Thomas O., Chicago, HI. Temperature-regulator
Perry, Thomas O., Chicago, 111. Temperature-regulator
Perry, Thomas O., Chicago, 111. Temperature-regulator
Perry, Thomas O., Chicago, 111. Temperature-regulator
Perry, Thomas 0., Chicago, 111. Temperature-regulator
Perschl. .Josef. (See Weber, Perschl, and Weber.)
Pershall, Albert M., et al. (See Burkhardt, Franklin P., assignor.)
Peschong. Peter, Alton, Iowa. Fire-kindler
Pessano, Antonio C, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Geo. V. Cresson Co., of Pennsylvania.
Vertical-.shaft bearing
Peter, Arnold H. (See Waldstein and Peter.)
Peter, Frederick, Anna, HI. Truck
Peter Henderson & Company. (See Forbes and O'Neil, assignors.)
Petering. William, Centre, Ohio. Wagon-brake
Peters, Frederick, New Orleans, La. Reversible paper-cutter
Peters, Gershom M., Cincinnati, Ohio. Blasting-cartridge
Peters, John R., Georgetown, Pa. Apparatus for manufacturing water-gas
Peters, Newton, and M. Mathey, Milwaukee, Wis. Machine for packingharrel-heads, &c. .
Petersen, Christian. (See Travers and Petersen.)
Petersen, Edward A. C., Chicago, HI. Baker's oven
Petersen, Herluf A. F., Milwaukee, Wis. Conduit for electric railways
Petersen, Richard N. B. , Vinton, Iowa. Ink- fountain for ruling-machinea
Peterson, Andrew B., et al. (See Caesar, Peter J., assignor.)
Peterson, Charles, Dublin, Ireland Tobacco-pipe
Peterson, Charles F. (See Tiunerholm and Peterson.)
Peterson, Charles J. (See Oliver, Thomas, assignor.)
Petrie, Enos B., Buffalo, N. Y., assignor of one-half to G. H. Blanchard, Boston, N.Y. Ap.(
paratns for raising sunken vessels (
Peterson. -Tonathan, New York, N. Y., assignor to American Tobacco Company, Newark,
N. J. Paper box
Peterson, Karl. (See Holmes and Peterson.)
Peterson, Peter, Chicago, HI. Dump-car
Peterson, Peter T., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sounding-lead
No.
519,305
519,306
519,307
523,151
513,721
513,722
513,723
513,724
529,304
521,667
531,217
520,496
521,810
521,774
520,450
527,287
513,725
522,388
529,747
518,789
518,790
528,024
514,770
.520,077
521,246
514,380
517,360
531,273
528,561
511,791
530.124
528,209
528,025
528,645
528,736
528,799
528,800
528.801
517,060
514,684
524,210
531,061
523,965
.511,792
516,226
524,729
512,623
516,876
519,025
519,135
526,163
530,239
522,026
515,128
Date.
May 1
May 1
May 1
July 17
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
June 19
Dec. 18
May 29
June 26
June 19
May 29
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
July 3
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
May 22
June 12
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
July 31
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
May 1
May 1
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
June 26
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
661
663
665
1691
3338
3340
3341
3343
1407
1628
160
161
161
423
824
824
825
825
337
381
2008 476
„,,. ' f657
2^1* \ 658
1881
1829
450
435
2629 i 636
1002
3344
243
825
369 95.96
2177 ! 519
2345 ' 581
2268 I 548
1327 I 331
1991 I 487
874 ! 207
680 I 172
2726 I 641
2105
505
59
16
74
18,19
86
23
2595
626
2270
548
227
56
369
90
492
120
493
120
497
120
Official
Gazette.
1185
418
1710
3137
75
804
1307
1477
1891
139
346 1
529
295
99
406
782
19
188
320
356
f447
I 448
34
82
1459
291
2279
1887
C341
^342
67
67
67
66
66
69
67
69
^67
67
67
67
69
66
68
69
67
I 67
69
69
69
69
66
66
68
69
68
66
66
68
66
[66
67
69
546 ! 67
474 I 66
665
665
666
350
762
762
762
762
922
1525
1610
1101
1589
1561
1086
200
763
73
1091
472
473
463
1121
951
1369
981
2014
1627
657
17
1231
537
464
687
714
736
736
736
1917
1094
738
1557
648
17
1619
931
290
1838
563
604
1442
1268
1662
1239
254
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Petit, Julius C Fort Worth, Tex. Womb-battery
Petraeus, Carl V. (See Bartlett and Petraeus.)
Petraeua, Carl V., assismor to O. H. Picher, Joplin, Mo. Kefining base bullion
Petri, William C, Wichita, Kans. Apparatus for photographically recording time, posi-i
tion , and speed i
Petsche, Gustav B. (See G-ood and Petsche.)
Pettee, John W. (See Hersh, Woodward, and Pettee.)
Pettee Machine Works. (See Hunton, Eobert W., assignor.)
Pettegrew, Swithen C, Bayard, Kans., assignor of one-half to W. Small, Jr., Kansas City,
Mo. Motor
Petterson, Hugo, Columbus, Ohio. Supporting structure
Petterson, Per E., Minneapolis, Minn. Electric belt
Pettibone, MuUiken &. Company. (See Denton, Daniel T., assignor.)
Pettibone, Mulliken & Company. (See Ericson, Kichard W., assignor.)
Pettingell, Benjamin C, assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. P. Sayward, Victoiia, Can-
ada. Explosive compound
Pettis, George C, New Haven, Conn., assignor to XTnited States Rubber Company, New
Brunswick, N. J. Metal last '
Pettit, David, Beverly, N. J. Ball-bearing for vehicles
Pettit, Horace, et al. (See Overn, Prank, assignor.)
Pettit, Horace, et al. (See Parker, John E., assignor.)
Pettit, John M., and J. W. Watt, MoLuney, Ohio. Jug or jar
Petzelt, Linus, Wollstein, Germany. School-seat
Petzman, Adolph C, Philadelphia, Pa. Eailway-tie
Peuchen, Stanley C, assignor of one-half to P. Clarke, Toronto, Canada. Apparatus for
vaporizing petroleum or other liquids ,
Pew, John O., North Bloomfield, Ohio. Fa.stening for metallic roofs ,
Pew, Kirk E., et al. (SeeBurnap, Charles F., assignor.)
Peyer, Gustav. (See Staub, Henry, assignor.)
Peyrusson, Antoine E. , Limoges, France. Secondary battery ,
Peyser, Henry M., Boston, Mass. Glove
Pfaif, Albert, Dayton, Ohio. Fare-register
Pfaff, Albert, assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Casb register)
and indicator _ 5
Pfaffenzeller, Max, Brooklyn, N. Y. Making transparent transfer-paper
Pfarr, Thomas L., Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Socket for incandescent lamps
Pfeflferkom, Wilbelm, assignor to Johnson Company, Johnstown, Pa. Machine for bend-
ing flanged metal bars
Pfe'iffer, Charles. (See Finch and Pfeifler.)
Pfeil, Eberhard von, Hansdorf, Germany. Writing-desk trunk
Pfeil, Robert. (See Frischen and Pfeil.)
Pfenninger, John J., St. Louis, Mo. Bake-oven
Pfenninger, John J., St. Louis, Mo. Bake-oven .-
Pfenninger, -John J. . St. Louis, Mo. Bake-oven. (Reissue)
Pfetch, Jacob F. (See Dutton and Pfetch. )
Pfister, Joseph H. (See Kratz, John, assignor.)
Pfleghar, Frank P. , New Haven, Conn. Apparatus for clamping peripheral bands on wheels .
Pfouts, Leroy S., Canton, Ohio. Bracket for trolley-wires
Pfouts, Leroy S., Canton, Ohio. Trolley and feed wire bracket
Pfouts, Leroy S., Canton, Ohio. Shape-metal-cutting machine
Phares, George N. , Sheridan, Ind. Brick and tile kiln
Pharo, John F., Danville, assignor to M. Boas, St. Hyacinthe, Canada. Knitting-machine.
Phelan, John, assignor of one-half to R. C. Nebinger, Pittsburg, Pa. Rail-joint
Phelps, Alton D., (jalt, Cal. Door-spring
Phelps, Artemas. (See Baker, Artemas, assignor.)
Phelps, Charles, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Hot-water'heater or steam-generator
Phelps, Charles H., Chicago, HI. Oil-can
Phelps, Charles W., Racine, Wis. Bolster-spring
Phelps, Edwin. (See Phelps, Walter J. and E.)
Phelps, Edwin S., Leavenworth, Kans. Time-lock
Phelps, Friend A., assignor to New Haven Safety Door-Guard Company, New Haven,
Conn. Door-check
Phelps, Homer L. (See Palmer and Phelps.)
Phelps, James M., Broadway, Ohio. End post for wire fences
Phelps, James R., Marysville, Cal. Dental mold for teeth
Phelps, James R., Marysville, Cal. Artificial tooth-crown
Phelps, John M., et al. (See Euchenhofer, Weinman, and Stevens, assignors.)
Phelps, John M.. et al. (See Stevens, Alfred L., assignor.)
Phelps, Walter J. and E. , Baltimore, Md. Toy fence
Phelps, William E. (See Fenn, Jason C, assignor.)
Phenice, William H., South Perry, Ohio. Kitchen-cabinet
Phenix Iron Foundry. (See Muir, James, assignor.)
Philadelphia Lawn Mower Company. (See Vernon, William G., assignor.)
Philadelphia Textile Machinery Company. (See Proctor, Josiah K., assignor.)
Philadelphia Textile Machinery Company. (See Proctor, Josiah K., assignor.) (Re., oue.)
Philadelphia Textile Machinery (Company. (See Schwartz, Charles W., Jr., assignor.)
Philibert, Clement, E. Perreau, and A. Laborde, Paris, France. Machine for decorticat-
ing ramie
Philion, George, Mishawaka, Ind. Truck
Philipps, Martin, WUliamsville, N. T. Transposing-keyboard for musical instruments . . .
Philips, James J. E., Brooklyn, N.Y., assignor to Empire City Subway Company, Limited.
Electric subway
Philipson, Sigmund. Austin, Tex. Cigar-package
Phillippi, George W., Reading, assignor to R. M. Popham, Philadelphia, Pa. Gatefor rail-
way-crossings
Phillips, Cornelius J., New York, N. Y. Filter
Phillips, David E., Mahanoy City, Pa. Revoluble screen
Phillips, David E., Mahanoy City, Pa. Revoluble screen
Phillips, Edwin J., et al. (See Emery, Fred B., assignor.)
Phillips, Elwood C, Chicago, HI. Apparatus for affixing stamps, labels, &c
No.
520,895
515,164
516,278
524,686
524,347
518,894
525,996
528,737
517,235
526,940
513,413
515,551
531,560
521,572
523,371
515,165
529,803
524,836
522,350
512,448
530,240
522,390
517,125
523,005
11.439
523,729
526,408
526,409
528,738
517,883
531,062
512,392
530,852
514,026
515,552
514,728
520,332
526,164
.523,992
512,840
512,841
513,137
522,485
514,494
511,793
519,071
521,125
521,041
.526,941
526,817
520,571
523,993
520,497
Date.
June 5
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
June 19
July 24
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
July 3
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
July 3
Mar. 27
July 17
Sept. 4
July 31
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
May 22
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
July 3
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
May 1
June 5
June 5
Monthly
volume.
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
May 29
Aug. 7
May 29
260
1951
1225
671
2524
1175
371
2520
2785
2602
2616
1468
2069
1952
2265
1491
300
1211
292
381
2336
1428
627
2708
1922
1923
372
761
1711
1100
1355
78
2603
1265
2434
44
1873
1875
2350
528
870
76
227
658
520
454
241
2836
45
2716
62
C209
(210
299
164
624
90
592
111
;68l
I 682
644
343
520
487
541
:364
365
(306
293
97
(550
)551
357
148
670
457
457
91
190
407
266
323
20. 21
645
315
C592
^593
342
10
443
444
567
134
221
19
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155
123
112
58
685
10
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66
69
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67
67
69
69
67
68
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
255
Name, residence, and invention.
Phillips, Elwood C, Chicago, III. Horse-collar
Phillips, Elwood C, Chicago, 111., assignor to P. F. Spencer, Montclair, N.J. Boring-bit.
Phillips, Elwood C., Chicago, 111., assignor to F. F. Spencer, Montclair, N. J. Auger-bit.
Phillips, George C, Manchac, La. Cotton-picking machine
Phillips, Harry C, assignor of one -half to J. Palmer, Jr., Eochester, N. T.
counter
Game-
Phillips, Herbert L., St. Paul, Minn. Automatic amalgamator sluice-box
Phillips, J. K. (See Miller, Joseph R., assignor.)
Phillips, Jacob H., Bedford, Pa. Office-indicator
Phillips, James H., and F. C. Feldman, Chicago, 111. Sofa-bed.
Phillips, John, Lee, England. Tnbe^late for steam-boilers
Phillips, John, assignor to Patent Victoria Stone Company, Limited, London, England.
Gully catch-pit and trap
Phillips, JohnE., Syracuse, N. Y. Fence
Phillips, JohnH., assignor of one-half to G. H. Gerber, Pottsville, Pa. "Water-heating fire-
grate .
PhUlips, John M., Carrick, Pa. Car-dumping apparatus
Phillips. John M., Carrick, J. J. Fleming, Fleming Pjirk, and F.Browning, Coraopolis, Pa.;^
said Fleming and Browning assignors to said Phillips. Automatic cross-over tip S
Phillips, Thomas E., assignor of one-half to B. A. McGee, G. "W. Bolenbacher, P. K. Bus-
kirk, and J. KarseU, Bloomington, Ind., and J. H. Dunn, Louisville, Ky. Separating
fibers of reed-cane
Phillips, Thomas E., assignor of one-half to B. A. McGee, G. "W. Bolenbacher, P. K. Bus-
kirk, and J. KarseU, BVoomiogton, Ind., and J. H. Dunn, Louisville, Ky. Separating
fibers of reed-cane
Phillips, Thomas E.. et al. (See Quackenbush, George, assignor.)
Phillips, Walter S., Brooklyn, N. T. Dumping- wagon
Phillips, William A., TJ. S. Army. Electrical danger-signaling system
Phillips, "William A., TJ. S. Army, assignor of one-half to T. J. Porter, Miles City, Mont.
Lamp.
Phillips, "William A., and J. B. Entz, Bridgeport, Conn., assignors to Waddell-Entz Com-
pany of "West Virginia. Storage-battery
Phillips, "William H., assignor to Breuil - Phillips Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa.
Drill-jar
Phillips, William H., Jenkintown, assignor to Breuil-Phillips Manufacturing Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. Eail-bending tool
Phillips, William E., Milford, Del. Shipping-rack and frame for cars
Phillips, Willis E., assignor of one-half to P. Bertschy, Saguache, Colo. Child's cradle
PhUpott, Eichard, et al. (See Heath, Walter A., assignor.)
Philow, Joseph F., Monmouth, 111. Washing-machine
Phinney. Adelbert. (See Ericson, John, assignor.)
Phipps, Edward L., Milford, Mich. Car-door
Phipps, Edward L., Milford, Mich. Car-door
Phipps, George W., assignor of two-thirds to E. M. Locke and M. DUlon, Lockford, Cal.
Potato-digger
Phoenix Hot Water Heater Company. (See Murgittroyd, Smith N., assignor.l
Phonoharp Company. (See Batchelder, William W., jr., assignor.)
Picard, Louis L., Paris, France. Eevolver with knife attachment
Piccioli, Joshua. (See Hill, William H., assignor.)
Piccott, Enoch. (See Staples, John H., assignor.)
Picher, Oliver H. (See Bartlett and Petraeus, assignors.)
Picher, Oliver H. (See Petraeus, Carl V., assignor.)
Pickard, Edgar. (See Thornton and Pickard.)
Picken, Archibald. Eoanoke, "Va. Garment-fastener
Pickering, Frank A., Medford, Mass. Vise
Pickernell, Frank A., Newark, N. J. Composite telephonic and multiple - telegraphic
transmission
No.
Pickett, Albert S., Delaware, Ohio. Elevated railway
Pickett, Charles G., assignor to C. S. Dickinson, Baldwinsville, Mass. Saw-guard .
Pickett, Charles E., Delaware, Ohio. Wire fence
Pickett, George W., assignor of nine-sixteenths to S. Lesem, Denver, Colo. Eock-drill 519,202
528,490
524,952
529,832
530,451
521,889
528,969
515,012
523,372
513,620
522,351
517,659
528,388
529,305
524,211
514.027
514,028
520,572
529,949
521,439
518,966
511,794
520,078
520,270
528,026
512,842
513,414
515,248
525,361
529,877
529,748
528,912
512,214
529,749
513,138
529,833
Pickett, George W., assignor of nine-sixteenths to S. Lesem, Denver, Colo. Eock-drill...
Pickett, Harry W., Warren, Pa. Pumping mechanism for oil-wells, &c
Pickett, Joseph, New Hope, Pa. Snap-hook
Pickles, Charles K., St. Louis, Mo. Fumace-door
Pickles, JamesD., Buckland, Conn. Paper-pulp-beating engine
Pickles, Eobert H., Marple, England. Mordant
Pickup, George A., ShefbyviUe, Tenn. Eubber stamp
Pictet, Eaoul P., Paris, France, assignorto Soci6t6 -Aaonyme de I'lnstitut Eaoal Pictet,
Freyburg, Switzerland. Disinfecting apparatus
Pidcock, John E., assignor of one-half to F. H. Larimer, Denver, Colo. Automatic air-
valve
Piepenbring, Edward, Washington, D. C. Stilt
Pieper, Henry H., St. Louis, assignor of one-half to E. Long, French Village, Mo.
and cotton planter
Corn)
Pierce, Andrew J., assignor to Pierce Engine Company, Eacine, Wis. Governor .
Pierce, Charles E. (See SpUthoff, Peter, assignor.)
Pierce Engine Company. (See Pierce, Andrew J., assignor.)
Pierce, Frank H., San Jos6, Cal. Bicycle-stand
Pierce, Hiram D., Cleveland, Ohio. Pen-rack
Pierce, Isaac, West Bay City, Mich. Packing valve-stems
Pierce, Jonathan A. (See Day and Pierce. )
Pierce, Joseph H., Glenwood Springs, Colo. Hydrant
Pierce, Joseph H., and A. J. Dickson, Glenwood Springs, Colo. Pneumatic tire. .
j 519,290
I 529,804
' 521,387
: 521,447
t 528,027
530,202
523,777
' 531,329
1
512,660
521,811
514,868
519,412
Date.
538,028
.525,620
512,897
517,061
520,536
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
June 26
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
July 24
Jan. 30
July 3
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
May 29
Nov. 27
June 12
May 1
Jan. 2
May 22
May 22
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Nov. 27
May 1
Nov. 27
June 12
June 12
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
July 31
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
June 26
Feb. 13
May 8
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
May 29
Monthly
volume.
3078
1676
2322
644
2005
828
1705
2070
3161
301
415
1409
419
82
83
2838
2517
1222
46
77
1992
2340
2276
1876
2786
2090
2395
2178
731
804
2179
2352
2325
627
2267
1127
1242
2277
219
2789
2211
1544
1882
1481
867
2279
501
1980
2233
2777
ri
484
(194
\Wh
428
C520
^521
776
77.78
100
702
C337
)338
( 99
5 100
685
(606
)607
(289
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12
19
487
(567
^568
549
444
519
20
574
519
171
195
;.519
i 520
567
553
:114
' 115
i 153
1154
'541
266
293
549
529
370
450
(372
) 373
(209
1210
549
121
470
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69
68
69
67
'69
66
66
67
69
66
>69
i67
67
67
t67
69
69
69
625
996
1119
1333
1614
817
1207
436
730
60
80
592
922
738
870
870
1124
1154
1434
544
17
951
1015
464
382
626
1277
1164
1133
1091
780
66 153
I 69 j 1091
66 ! 542
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>67 I 628
[67 \ 659
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672 > 67 1112
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
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, 1
>69 923
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Pierce, Octavius, assignor to Underwriters Pire Sprinkler Company, Chicago, HI. Auto-
mafic sprinkler-head
Pierce, Octavius, assignor to Underwriters Pire Sprinkler Company, Chicago, 111. Fire-
extinguishing system ,
Pierce, Ormel "W., Olean, N. T. Coffee or tea pot handle
Pierce, "W. Frank. (See Merrick, George H., assignor.)
Pierce, W. Frank. (See Schroeder, Kichard D., assignor.)
Pierce, "Walters., New York, N. T. Calcining apparatus
Pierceall, Francis X., et al. (See Kobinson, William S., assignor.)
Pierpoint, James, Pittsburg, Pa. Boiler t
519,846 May 15
523,684 July 31
527,182 Oct. 9
Pierpont, Frank H. (See Snow and Pierpont.)
Pierrepont, Joshua H., Trenton, N. J. Holder for napkins, &c
Pierrot, Gustavo A., et al. (See Bonehill, Louis K., assignor.)
Piers, Thomas J., JefFersonville, Ind. Steam-actuated valve ;
Pierson, Daniel P., Pittsburg, Kans. Street-vender's cabinet
Pierson, Leroy D. (See Martin, Priestley, and Pierson.)
Pietsch, Albert, St. Louis, Mo. Attachment for stringed instruments
Pifer, A. P. (See Harris, "William H., assignor.)
Pihlstrom, John S. (See Wemple, Andrew, assignor.)
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Ore washer or concentrator
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Ore washer or concentrator
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Ore washer or concentrator
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. System of washing, concentrating, and amalgamating
Pike, Charles F.,
Pike, Charles F.,
Pike, Charles F.
Pike,
Pike,
Pike,
Pike,
Pike,
Pike,
Pike,
Charles F.
Charles F.
Charles F.
Charles F.
Charles F.
Charles F.
Charles F.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Amalgamator
Suction-pipe for suction devices .
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Ore washer or concentrator -
Ore washer or concentrator .
Ore washer or concentrator .
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa.
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa.
Pike, CharlesF., Philadelphia, Pa. Ore crusher or concentrator
Pike, CharlesF., Philadelphia, Pa. Ore washer or concentrator
Pike, Emma J., London. England. Suspensory belt
Pike, James W., "Wichita, Kans. Box for holding clothes-pins
Pike, Orville S., New Lisbon, Ohio. Automatic pressure-retaining valve for air-brakes
Pike, Sherman B., et al. (See Kuehel, Ernst, assignor.)
Pike, "William L., Groton, N. T. Chopping-knife
Pilcher, George M., Logansport, Ind. Ditching-machine
Pilcher, John "V., Louisville, Ky. Automatic coupler for pneumatic organs
Pilcher, John "V. , Louisville, Ky . Button
Pilcher, John T., Louisville, Kv. Button
Pile, John R. (See Smith and Pile.)
Pile, John "W., Marietta, Ind. Delivery- wagon
Pilgram, Ernst A. (See "Weyhe, Hermann C. "W., assignor.)
Pilgram, Morris, -Jersey City, N. J. Billiard- cue-tip fastener
Pilkington, "William "W., St. Helen's, England. Making reflectors
Pilot Mountain Fly Excluder Company. (See Ashburn, .Jesse A., assignor.)
Pinard, Zatique, deceased, Portland, (jreg.; J. Klippel, administrator. Comljined balanced
window sash and screen
Pinckney, Dempster M. , Onondaga, N. T. Sprinkling apparatus
Pindstofte, Anders A., Copenhagen, Denmark. Bottle-corking machine
Pindstofte, Anders A., Copenhagen, Denmark. Bottling apparatus
Pine, Arthur F., assignor of one-half to J. R. Johnson, Sylvan Lake, "Wis. Hame-coup-
lini
Pine, Jackson D., near Lake View, Va. Farm-gate
Pine, Norton H., Eureka, Cal. Hydraulic car-dumping device
Pineo, Aubrey M., Gardner, Mass. Saw-guide
Pingel, Carl G., Butte, Mont. Ore-concentrator
Pinkerton, Edward E., Sioux City, Iowa. Paper box
Pinkham, Frederick S., Everett, assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. J. Robinson, Bos-
ton, Mass. Clasp for smocking cloth
Pinkham, Frederick S., Everett, Mass., assignor to Pinkham Manufacturing Company, of
Maine. Casket-lining
Pinkham Manufacturing Company. (See Pinkham, Frederick S., assignor.)
Pinnell, Jones T., assignor of two-thirds to F. E. Swartz, Dunmore, Pa., and C. H. Fisher,
Binghamton, N. T. Fruit-jar-top straightener - -
Pinney, Adam, Akron, Ohio. Water-heater -
Pioneer Thrasher Company. (See Rhodes, John "W., assignor.)
Piper, Edward E., Portland, Me. Curtain-holding device.
Piper, Edward E.. and G. H. Davis, Portland, Me. Curtain-holding device
Piper, Fred A. (See Hoyt. "WilUam C, assignor.)
Piper, Orin, Manchester, N. H. Picking mechanism for looms
Piper, Orin, Manchester, N. H., assignor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass.
Loom-shuttle
Piper, Orin, and J. E. Newton, Manchester, N. H. "Weft stop-motion for looms
Piper, Orin, and J. E. Newton, Manchester, N. H. "Weft-fork
Piper. "William M., assignor to Baker Chain and Wagon Iron Manufacturing Company, Al-
legheny, Pa. Breast chain
Pipes, William S., and F. T. Guiher, Waynesburg, Pa. Bicycle-support
Piphev. William E. A., Parker's Landing, Pa. Harness
Pirkl, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Anchor or supporting plate
Pirkl, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Anchor or supporting plate
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
July 3
July 24
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
529,7.50 Nov. 27
516,279 I Mar. 13
529,137 Nov. 13
528,562 Nov. 6
513,824 1 Jan. 30
519,389 I May 8
521,042 June 5
521,418 June 12
527,806 Oct. 23
I
526,842 i Oct. 2
514,495 Feb. 13
512,624 Jan. 9
522,229 1 July 3
525.279 Aug. 28
526,086 Sept. 18
514,129
.525,230
514,662
523,994
516,021
529,308 Nov. 13
530,125
529,306
529,186
514,962
522,486
523,373
528,970
528,971
528,972
528,973
528,974
528,975
528,976
528,977
528,978
528.979
528,980
.528,981
528,982
528,983
529,047
529.080
529,187
529,188
529,307
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Mar. 6
520,704
May 29
521,419 , June 12
523,082 JuIt 17
.523,752 July 31
516,280 Mar. 13
515,924 j Mar. 6
515,533 , Feb. 27
516,108
515,532
525,965
515,359
518,698
523,778
526,410
526,411
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
July 31
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
1600
2624
822
87
1410
1192
1629
529
2072
391
652
200
23
C338
)339
286
408
134
521
831 I 195
832 195
834 196
835
836
837
840
843
844
845
847
848
850
852
950
1009
1193
1195
1412
2182
891
1100
61
3482
833
520
1178
1859
283
871
1478
93
2263
1331
240
2183
1145
47
467
196
197
198
C198
1199
199
199
200
200
200
201
201
(224
^225
244
287
C288
}289
(339
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520
210
266
16
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202
123
280
447
68
222
356
21
551
309
58
533
285
11
108
2295
2181
2790
1924
1925
66
1416
340
3072
744
1179
280
1546
2750
387
683
892
300
210
71
2574
637
601'
2573
1128
141
637
257
569
545
693
457
458
69
69
I 69
69
69
69
69
69
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69
69
66 I 1636
69 ; 867
66 [ 789
67 I 712
67 1291
67 1427
69 54
66 1035
67
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1543
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
257
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ivame, residence, and invention.
Pirschl, Franz, Brooklyn, N. T. Making resinates of metals
Pischof, Alfred von. (See Pattiffler, Josef, assignor.)
Pitcher, Frank C. (See "Wellman, Willard F., assignor.)
Pitel, Conrad M., assignor to Edward Miller & Company, Meriden, Conn. Suspending de-
vice
Pitel, Conrad M., assignor to Edward Miller & Company, Meriden, Conn. Suspending de-
vice '.
Pitt, William A. , Manhassett, N. T. Transplanter
Pitt, William K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Folding gate
Pitt, William E.. New York, N. Y. Folding gate
Pittman, Harri.«on, Industry, assignor of two-thirds to J. McCarthy and S. Keed, Astoria,
111. Check-row corn-plenter
Pitts Agricultural Works. (See Todd, Marquis J., assignor.)
Pitts, George F. (See Lamb, Thomas G., assignor.)
Pittsijurg Chemical Company. (See Hood, Charles F., assignor.)
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. (See Ford, Edward, assignor.)
Pix, Leopold, London, England, (jar-coupling
Place, James F., Montclair, N. J., assignor to C. S. Upton, New York, N. Y. Oil-stove
Place, James F., Montclair, N. J., assignor to C. S. Upton, New York, N. Y. Oil stoveand
lamp
Place, Richard L. (See Bairet, John, assignor.)
Placet, Emile, and J. Bonnet, Paris, France. Electrodeposition of chromium
Plagraan, Adolph, Davenport, Iowa. Wheel-cultivator
Piano Manufacturing Company. (See Hunt, George G., assignor.)
Plant, Henry B., New York, N. Y. Kefrigerator-car
Piatt Brothers & Co. (See Greaves and Wardle, assignors.)
Piatt Brothers & Company. (See Richardson and Fidler, assignors.)
Piatt, Edward T., assignor of two-thirds to W. Freise and C. 0. Moyer, Chicago, 111. Brush
for dynamo-electric machines ,
Piatt, Irving G., Waterbury, Conn. Button-setting machine
Piatt, Irving G., Waterbury, Conn. Mechanism for assembling button parts
Piatt, James F., Sterling, 111. Hay-loader
Piatt, John, London. England. Method of and means for manufacturing card-teeth
Piatt, Peter J., assignor of one-half to J. Lorsoh, New York, N. Y. Book-mark
Piatt, Wilbur J., assignor of one-half to T. D. Peck, Cleveland, Ohio. Sad-iron
Plecker, William J., Peoria, 111. Bending-maohine
Pleoker, William J., Peoria, 111. Punch
Plecker, William J., Peoria, HI. Conductor-pipe and joining edges of same
Plenske, Johann, St. Petersburg, Russia. Cooking apparatus
Pless Dredging and Reclamation Company. (See Pleas, William B., assignor.)
Pless, William B., Stockton, Cal., assignor to Pless Dredging and Reclamation Company,
of Nevada. Boom for dredges
Pleukharp Barrel Machine Company. (See Pleukharp, James, assignor.)
Pleukharp Barrel Machine Company. (See Pleukharp and Liggett, assignors.)
Pleukharp, James, assignor to Pleukharp Barrel Machine Company, Columbus, Ohio. Pre-
paring bung-staves
Pleukharp, James, and T. Schramm, Columbus, Ohio. Machine for flaring and bending
hoops
Pleukharp, James, and W. K. Liggett, assignors to Pleukharp Barrel Machine Company,
Columbus, Ohio. Barrel-setting-up device
Plitt, George. (See Zoeller, Matthias, assignor.)
Plodeck, Paul, Sr., Cleveland, Ohio. Closed conduit for electric railways
Plbger, Wilhelm. (See Welcker, Emma M., assignor.)
Plowman, Joseph G., and H. E. Kittell, White Pigeon, Mich. Grain-cleaner
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company. (See Atwood, Lewis J., assignor.)
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company. (See Echols, Frank G., assignor.)
Plummer, Annie M., Glencoe, 111. Water-bas and food- warmer
Plummer, Frank 0., et al. (See Stearns, William E., assignor.)
Plummer, .John E., Waterville, N. Y. Bed-rest
Plummer, William S., St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless boiler
Plummer, William S., St. Louis, Mo. Machine for cutting com from cobs
Plummer, William S., assignor of one-third to A. M. Morse, St. Louis, Mo. Smokeless
boiler-furnace
Plunkett, Michael H., Baltimore, Md. Steam-boiler
Plunkett, Michael H., Baltimore, Md. Water-tube boiler
Pneumatic and Electric Tool Company. . (See Drawbaugh, Daniel, assignor.)
Pneumatic Brake Company. (See Speed, Francis M., assignor.)
Pneumatic Press Company. (See Jordan, Edmund, assignor.)
Pneumatic Tyre Company. (See Welch, Charles K., assignor.)
Pneumatic Tyre and Booth's Cycle Agency. (See Welch, Charles K., assignor.)
Pneumatic Wood Carving Machine Syndicate. (See Tyler and Vesian, assignors.)
Poage, John N., College Hill, Ohio. 'Water-column
Pobst, David, Shreveport, La. Window-shutter
Poch6, Simeon A., Donaklsonville, La. Evaporating-pan
Pocock, Francis A., Scranton, Pa. Traction device for canals
Poe, Augusta L. (See Claudy and Klusraeyer, assignors.)
Poe, George H., Kenton, Ohio. Windmill
Poe, John J. E. (See Raymond, Henry, assignor.)
Poetzel, Michael. (See Baeumle, John, assignor.)
Poggendorf, August, Rochester, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Pohlig, Gustav, et al. (See Schmidt, Oscar K., assignor.)
Pohlit, Carl. (See Gross and Pohlit.)
Pohlman, James. (See Brindle, Robert, assignor.)
Pokony, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Gas-engine
Pole, Benjamin C, Deanewood, D. C. DifFerentiaUy-geared electric motor
Pole, John P. (See Clift, Edmund E., assignor.)
Polhamus, Albert A., San Diego, Cal. Method of and apparatus for preserving piles
17 PAT N
No.
521,270
511,795
511,967
516,745
514,663
522,801
513,198
512,661
520,498
520,499
526, 114
525,231
523,3^4
530,717
517,622
520,999
526,537
525,997
512,747
523,236
518,765
518,766
518,767
515,360
512,898
513,339
522,487
513,651
520,938
520,333
526,501
517.623
514,869
523,175
518,160
522,271
522,272
531,598
528,689
517,765
521,865
523,484
529,805
514,271
527,023
518,354
Date.
June 12
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
Ft-b. 13
July 10
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
May 29
May 29
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
July 24
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
June 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Jan. 10
July 17
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Jan. 10
Jan. 23
July 3
Jan. 30
June 5
May 22
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
July 17
Apr. 10
July 3
July 3
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
June 26
July 24
Nov. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
Monthly
volume.
917
78
402
1694
1146
1089
2444
1545
2719
2721
1378
2185
2074
1136
337
443
2118
1175
1695
1840
2307
2310
2311
2296
1981
2670
530
3222
346
2444
2069
338
14f4
1739
1234
175
177
2679
302
590
1967
2277
508
577
20
93
401
286
269
.590
371
658
659
533
(.52
<52
^52:
276
79
106
;507
I 508
'268
405
463
573
574
574
:569
570
647
1«5
791
84
593
492
80
373
436
310
48
48
643
74
145
475
572
541
542
126
139
Official
Gazette.
^^^^ 1 1 396
67
66
66
66
66
■67
1377
18
77
1799
1087
221
559
304
1101
1101
1427
1103
436
1436
66
1277
1578
1377
347
377
465
466
466
1328
402
604
105
739
1260
1035
1569
1151
356
240
38
36
1754
707
114
1605
471
1108
949
109
325
258
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlphabeUcal list of patentees — Continued.
"Name, residence, and inrention.
Ho.
Date.
Jan.
Oct.
Polis, Horace, assignor of one-balf to L. F. Mooney, Philadelphia, Pa. Wrench and hit-
stock V 526,658 Sept. 25
Polis, Horace, assignor of one-half to L. F. Mooney, Philadelphia, Pa. Eailway-switch -.. .529.189 , Not. 13
Polites, Nicholas D., Philadelphia, Pa. Cable raUVay i 524,788 i Aug. 21
Polivka, Thomas, assignor to American Mosaic Brick and Tile Company, Chicago, 111.) rin oj ■ -\/r„,T o
Kiln ior baking bricks, tiles, pottery, &c ^aij.in ^ay »
Polk, Robert H., Savannah, Ga. Busy -test for multiple switchboards 527,393 Oct. 9
Pollard, Edward T., New York, N. T. Cutter for cigarette-machines 529,138- Nov. 13
Pollard, Edward T., New York, N. Y. Cigarette-machine 530,718^ Dec. 11
Pollard, James, Hyde, assignor to Mather & Piatt, Limited, Manchester, England, Appa-
ratus for treating fabrics
Pollard, Lewis C, Waterville, Me. Top-prop for buggies
Pollard, Eichard. (See Puller Maybell, assignor.)
Pollard, Robert and S., Hallsville, Mo. Plumb-level
Pollard, Six. (See Pollard, Robert and S.)
Pollard, William B., Hot Springs, Ark. Device for administering medicines
Pollock, George W. (See Dickerhoof, William H., assignor.)
Pollock, James R., Mansfield, Ohio. Carrier apparatus
Pollock, James R., Mansfield, Ohio. Cash-can ier
Pollock, Walter W. (See GriflSn, Ellsworth, assignor.)
Polsdorfer & Sons. J. H. (See Northall, William H., assignor.)
Polsgrove, AmeliaD., Lewistown, Pa. Wood-preserving compound
Polte, Hubert, Remscheid-Hasten, Germany. Apparatus for coiling wire ,
Polukanis, Jerzy, Bloomfield, N. J. Organ '.
Pomeroy, Harry D. (See Barnes, Pomeroy, and Keyes.)
Pomeroy, Henry E., assignor of one-half to A. F. Kopp, Indianapolis, Ind. Hydrogen-gas
machine
Pomeroy, Isaac, Newark, N. J. Combined stopper and filler for bottles
Pomeroy, James TJ., assignor of one-half to C. S. Upton, New York, N. Y. Lamp
Pomeroy, Le Dru R., Cleveland. Ohio, assignor to Van Wagoner & Williams Hardware
Company, Jersey City, N. J. Spring-hinge
Pomeroy, Lewis R., et al. (See Smith, Calvin A., assignor.)
Pomtier, Henry. (See Mnndry and Pomtier.)
Pond, Lewis W., Rochester, N. Y. Clothes-drier
Ponten, Anders, New York, N. Y. Centrifugal butter-extractor
Ponten, Anders, and J. V. Skoglund, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for centrifugal sepa-
ration of compound liquids
Pool, James P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Boat-ballasting device
Poole, Benjamin. (See Foster, Lucian M., assignor.)
Poole Brothers. (See Souther, Calvin N., assignor.)
Poole, Garrett W., assignor, by mesne assignments, to New Jersey Blower Company, New-
ark, N. J. Centrifugal blower
Poole, Garrett W , assignor, by mesne assignments, to New Jersey Blower Company, New-
ark, N. J. Centrifugal blower
Poole, Garrett W., assignor, by mesne assignments, to New Jersey Blower Company, New-)
ark, N. J. Heating and smoke-consuming apparatus J
Poole, George. (See Wyman and Poole.)
Poole, George F., Cleveland, Ohio. Exercising-machine
Poole, Jacob C, assignor to New Jersey Blower Company, Newark, N. J. Centrifugal
blower
Poole, Joseph, Manchester, England. Wire-gage
Poole, Staley D., assignor to Deere & Company, Moline, 111. Lister-cultivator
Poole, Staley D., assignor to Deere & Company, Moline, III. Wheel-cultivator
Poole, Staley D., assignor to Deere & Company, Moline, III. Device for attaching cultiva-
tor-shovels
Poole, Staley D., assignor to Deere & Company, Moline, 111. Wheel-plow
Poole, Staley D., as.signor to Deere & Company, Moline, 111. Draft-equalizer
Poole, Staley D., assignor to Deere & Company, Moline, 111. Spreader-rod
Pooler, Royal Z., St. Joseph, Mo. Rotary engine
Pooley, Edward F., e< aJ. (See Pooley, (jeorge F., assignor.)
Pooley, Frank D., et al. (See Pooley, George F., assignor.)
Pooley, George F., Brooklyn, Md., assignor of one-half to E. F. and F. D. Pooley, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Shirt
Poor, Albert. (See Beardslee, William F., assignor.)
Poor, George H., Boston, Mass. Mechanism for raising or lowering berths
Pope, Charles E., Kaukauna. Wis. Paper-slitting machine
Pope, Edward J., assignor of three-fourths to Badger Pearl Button Company, Eau Claire,
Wis. Machine for forming button-blanks
Pope, Edwin, Quebec, Canada. Telephone-exchange system
Pope, Edwin, Quebec, Canada. Telephone system
Pope, Edwin, Quebec, Canada. Printing-telegranh ,
Pope, Everett M., Quincy, assignor to M. N. Bray, Boston, Mass. Rivet-setting machine.
Pope, Harry M., Hartford, Conn., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Bicycle
Pope, Harry M, Hartford, Conn., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Dust-guard for pedal-bearings
Pope, John L., Cleveland, Ohio. Pulley-block
Pope, John L., Cleveland, Ohio.
Pope, John L., Cleveland, Ohio.
Pope, John L., Cleveland, Ohio.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Rail-joint-securing device
Automatic locking device for railway-joints
Paving-block
(See Copeland, James S., assignor.)
(See Day, George H., assignor.)
(See Elliott, Sterling, assignor.)
(See Jacobs, Arthur I., assignor.)
(See Pope, Harry M., assignor.)
Pope, Wallace M., Cincinnati", Ohio, assignor to Ault & Wiborg Company, of Ohio,
position of matter
Pope, William H., Newbury N.Y. Hand-lift for coffins
Pope, William W., Slough, England. Vessel for containing gas under pressure
Com-
513,026 '
527,183 i
I
526,458
1
518,161 i
.517,292 I
522,917
529,834
517,964
519,925
517,062
531,133
517,361
518,626
526,115
521,043
528,690
521,388
513,057
514,381
515,718
518,967
514.625
513,596
521,547
521, 54S
521,549
523,176
527,074
528,236
516,022
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
July 10
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
May 15
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
June 5
Nov. 6
June 12
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
May 1
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
June 19
June 19
June 19
July 17
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
523,593
520,760
516,746
529,950
515,939
515,940
521,550
523,730
514,382
520,537
512,990
513,340
513,415
519,873
521,177
526,134
526,257
July 24
May 29
Mar. 20
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
June 19
July 31
Feb. 6
May 29
Jan. 10
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
May 15
June 12
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Monthly
volume.
2318
1197
1401
1177
1103
1137
2185
823
2011
1237
2619
1268
2326
910
1724
2234
1849
2729
2054
1382
522
303
1128
2228
681
2870
1087
3117
1424
1425
1427
1741
651
2645
469
3159
1097
2521
321
324
1428
2709
2779
2130
2672
2788
1649
7.57
1413
1625
555
289
342
f 184
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288
267
(276
)277
521
200
478
310
615
314
322
123
74
260
535
172
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i716
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271
766
331
331
331
436
158
037
108
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^616
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438
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329
381
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of vateniees — Continued.
259
ITame, residence, and invention.
Popham. Richard M. (See Phillippi, George Vf., assignor.)
Poplawsky, Josef T., Bremerhaveu, Germany. Tire for cycle- wheels
Popp, Georg, and J. H. Becker, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Sterilizing by steam. .
Popp, Georg, and J. H. Becker, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Sterilizing milk, &c . .
Popp, Georg, and H. Becker, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Sterilizing apparatus. . .
Poppe, Emil O., Kirchherg, Germany. 'Water-closet
Pro-)
Popping, Joseph, New York, N. Y. "Washing-machine
Poppowitsch, Edward, Brooklyn, X. T. Electrical fishing apparatus
Porteous, James, Fresno, Cal. Harrow
PortLOus, James, Fresno, Cal. Cultivator
Porteous, James, Fresnp, Cal. Kaisin-grader
Porteous. John, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Water-closet coupling
Porter, Arthur T., assignor to United States Projectile Company, Brooklyn, N. T.
cess of and apparatus for making gear-wheel.s
Porter, Arthur T., assignor to United States Projectile Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mak-
ing dies for gear-forsing
Porter, Benjamin, Fullerton, If. D. Nut-lock
Porter, Charles F., Brockton, Mass. Foot-hrake for bicycles
Porter, Charles F. , Brockton , Mass. Toe- clip for bicycle-pedals
Porter, Charles T. , Montclair, N. J. Steam-engine
Porter, Charles T., Montclair, U". J. Steam-engine
Porter, Daniel R., Arlington, assignor to J. H. Clarke, Somerville, Mass. Thread holder
and cutter
Porter, Freeman G., et al. (See Fuller, Franklin P., assignor.)
Porter, George "W. (See Blanchard and Lambie, assignors.)
Porter, Henry B., New York, N. Y. Electrical motor
Porter, Henry K., Boston, Mass. "WhifBetree-plate
Porter, Henry K., Boston, Mass. Bolt-clippers
Porter, Henry TV., assignor of one-half to F. N. Manross, ForestviUe, Conn. Coin-controlled
musical toy bank
Porter, Henry "W. , assignor of one-half to F. N. Manross, ForestviUe, Conn. Musical clock .
Porter, Henry "W., assignorof one-half to F. N. Manross, Forestville, Conn. Musical clock.
Porter, Joseph E., Ottawa, HI. Hay-carrier and track
Porter, Joseph E , Ottawa, III. Hay elevator and carrier
Porter, Lansing L., Evanston, HI. Puzzle
Porter, Lemuel, Providence, R. I. Reciprocating clutch
Porter, Samuel G. (See Fearn, Oiis E., assignor.)
Porter, Thomas J. (See Phillips, "William A., assignor.)
Porterfield, Howard H. (See Stofer, "William A., assignor.)
Portevin, Hippolyte, Rheims, France. Bottle-washer
Poschel, Robert, Goessnitz, Germany. Button
Possons, Minard A., Cleveland, Ohio. Rail clamping or fastening device
Post, Andrew D., assignor of one-half to G. E. Post, Keyport, N. J. Oyster-dredge
Post, Charles E. (See Orvis, John ■!., assignor.)
Post, Garret E. (See Post. Andrew I)., assignor.)
Post, George E., Newark, N. J. Blacksmith's foree
Post, Howard A., assignor of one-half to F. W. "Wright, "Wichita, Kans. Combination-
wrench
Post, "William E., Melrose, and S. J. Nevins, Boston, Mass. Matrix molding and drying)
apparatus 5
Postlethwaite, Frederic B., Natchez. Miss. Strainer attachment for barrels
Postlev, Charles A., deceased; C. E. Postley, administrator, "Washington, D. C. Grain-
binding machine
Postley, (yharlesE., administrator. (See Postley, Charles A.)
Poston, Elias M , Springfield, Ohio. Secondary battery
Poston, Ir\in G., Veedersburg. Ind. Paving-block
Potteiger, Henry "W., and W. A. Kohman. Reading, Pa. Photograph-disiplay cabinet
Potter, Albertus D. (See Dennis, Henry P., assignor.)
Potter, Alward J., New Hartford, N. Y. Magneto-electric machine
Potter, Charles, assignor to Potter Printing Press Company, Plainfield, N. J. "Web-sup-
porting device for printing-presses
Potter, Charles, assignor to Potter Printing Press Company, Plainfield, N. J. "Web-sup-
porting device for printing-presses
Potter, Charles, Jr., et al. (See Brooks. John, assignor.)
Potter, Charles, Jr., assignor to Potter Printing Press Company, Plainfield, N. J. Cylin-
der printing-machine
Potter, Charles N. (See ToUner and Potter.)
Potter, Charles W., Athens, and J. C. Hewitt, Mineral, Ohio. Box laundry-iron
Potter, F. M. (See Billings, George "W., assignor.)
Potter, George D., assignor of five-eighths to C. M. Whitlaw, "Wallace, Idaho, and E. C?
Arnoldi, Spokane, Wash. Ore-sampling machinery I
Potter, Henry N., Allegheny, assignor to TVestinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Com-
pany, Pittsburg, Pa. Method of and means for synchronizing alternating-current motors
or generators
Potter, Hobert B., Hillburn, N. Y. Toilet soap server
Potter, Hobert B., Hillburn, N. Y. Switch and signal lever
Potter, James C, Pawtucket, R. I. Carding-engine ,
No.
516,833
516,509
524,6-19
529,190
526,412
512.484
522,352
522,086
524,561
524,562
531,425
521,178
521,179
524,864
529,627
52!),951
517,982
517,983
515,790
523,995
511,796
520,896
528,277
528.739
529,835
518,895
519,270
.521,212
524,530
Date.
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
July 3
June 26
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
June 12
June 12
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
June 5
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
^\pr. 24
May 1
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
514,334
526,739
517,236
521,918 I June 26
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
519,072
517,393
512,215
520,168
514,029
.528,740
529,9.52
.521,668
514,241
527,878
527,879
527,880
524,732
523,731
Potter, James C. , Pawtucket, R. I. Evening mechanism for cotton-openers, &c
Potte.r, James C, Pawtucket, R. I. Revolving comb for fiber-feeding machines
Potter, James C., Pawtucket, R. I. Feeding mechanism for machinery for opening and
preparing cotton
Potter, James C, Pawtucket, R. I. Beater for use in machines for opening cotton
Potter, James C, Pawtucket, R. I. Evening mechanism for cotton-openers
Potter, James C, Pawtucket, R. I. Dust or cleaning trunk for cotton-openers or like ma^
chinery
Potter, James C, Pawtucket, E. I. Feeding mechanism for machines for opening cot-
ton
529,461
517,624
529,407
519,640
520,334
523,818
.524,650
524,605
.524,730
526,326
528,389
May 1
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
May 22
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
June 19
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Aug. 21
July 31
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
May 8
May 22
July 31
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
1926
1274
302
2373
1028
1029
2375
757
041
102
262
<236 l^^
1237 )•"
24
615
117
2521
2072
;i56
I 157
28
592
497
230
54
2816
807
658
195
196
2167 i ' 527
84 21,22
375
2525
1629
470
1994
1996
1998
1312
2712
91
608
381
115
478
479
479
321
;671
I 672
1703 ' 406
340 80,81
1595 I 379
1272 P"^
'^'"■^ ^306
2447
2862
1169
1245
13oa
1743
2899
594
711
307
320
412'
702;
883
1543
252
60
1681
866
866
1695
1347
1348
971
104G
1155
670
13
1245
67
66
1 66
67
66
69
69
67
!
66 i
I
69
69 I
68
23
1974
1026
580
2032
15?
982
870'
715
1155
1525.
941
413
413
414
932.
566:
69 99(!
67 I 66
69 976
[ 67 789
67 1035
596
893
906
931
1497
592:
260
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jMteiitees—Conthiaed,
Name, residence, and invention.
Potter, James C, Pawtucket, K. I. Peed-regnlating device for machines fur opening and)
preparing cotton I
Potter, Joseph L., Indianapolis, Ind. Trench-machine
Potter, Louis K. (See Kinir, Willis L., assignor.)
Potter Printing Press Company. (See Brooks, John, assignor.)
Potter Printing Press Company. (See Potter, Charles, assignor.)
Potter, Samuel K., et al. (See Hosack, Thomas T., assignor.)
Potter, Sarah A., Harper, Kans. Invalid-chair
Potter, "William B. , Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Controller)
for electric motors 5
Potter, William B., Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, of New
York. Running compound-wound dynamo-electric machines in multiple
Potter, Wilson L., Hartford, Conn. Gas-heater and germ-destroyer
Potter, Winfield S., St. Paul, Minn. Extracting impurities from hematite ores
Pottle, George F., Medford, Mass. Corner and hinge piece for trunks
Pottle, George W. (See Eichey, Virgil G., assienor.)
Potts, William Q., assignor of one-half to S. E. Haws, Ardmore, Pa. Tool-hox
Potts, William Q., assignor of one-half to S. B. Haws, Ardmore, Pa. Fastener for gloves,
shoes, &c
Pouf6, Charles, and C. Lock, Philadelphia, Pa. Fire-engine and pump
Poulsen, Christen K., Horsens, Denmark. Process of and apparatus for making ozone
Poulson, Niels, Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Column ,. ..
Poupard, Mary E., London, England. Sectional horseshoe ". ..
Poupard, MaryE., assignor to Mail Horse Shoe Syndicate, (Foreign Patents,) Limited,
London, England. Horseshoe
Poupard, Mary E., assignor to Mail Horse Shoe Syndicate, (Foreign Patents,) Limited,
London, England. Segmental horseshoe
Powell, Charles E., Philadelphia, Pa. Trolley
Powell, Clarence A. (See Courtright and Powell.)
Powell, Edward. (See Powell, John G., assignor.)
Powell, Edward J., assignor of one-third to H. T. Powers, Sunny South, Gal. Amalgama-
tor «
Powell, Frank A. (See Lemke, Charles M., assignor.)
Powell, John G., ass;o;nor to himself and E. Powell, Philadelphia, Pa. Extra- thread-feed-?
ing device for knitiin g-machines \
Powell, John G., assignor to himself and E. Powell, Philadelphia, Pa. Straight-knitting^
machine '
Powell, John R., Plymouth, Pa. Miner's squih
Powell, John W., Smelhwick, assignor to Holt & Willetts, Cradley Heath, England. An
tomatio brake for pulley -blocks
Powell, Lucie L., Yardville, N. J. Ladle-support
Power, John J., Pittsburg, Pa. Apparatus for molding and blowing glass bottles, &c
Power, Jos6 R., Malaga, Spain. Apparatus for preventing ferm entation
Power, Nicholas, a,3signor to P. Braender, New York, N. Y. Fluid-ejector
Power, William A., assignor of one-half to P. M. Thomas, Charlotte, Mich. Automatic
tension-regulator
Powers, Albert D., Owensborough, Ky. Pulverizer and harrow
Powers, Daniel E., New York, N. Y., assignor of three-fourths to H. H. Hull, Jersey City,
N. J. Oyster-dredge a
Powers, H. T. (See Powell, Edward J., assignor.)
Powers, James, New York, N. Y. Machine for cutting toothpicks
Powers, Lyman A., assignor of one-half to H. E. Roethe, Fennimore, Wis. Dust-pan
Powers, Michael A. (See Young, Samuel, assignor.)
Powers, Richard M., Norwich, Conn. Scuttle-ladder
Powers, William H., et al. (See Curtiss, Willard, assignor.)
Powers, William H., Grand Rapids, Mich. Veneer-cutting machine
Powers, William T., et al. (See Curtiss, Willard, assignor.)
Po wter, Nathaniel B., New York, N. Y. Phosphatic fertilizer
Powter, Nathaniel B., New York, N. Y. Making fertilizers
Powter, Nathaniel B., assignor to S. M. Roosevelt, New York, N. Y. Utilizing garbage
and similar waste products '.
Pozdena, Gustare, and P. Churan, Chicago, 111. Fire-mask
Prader, Andrew, assignor of one-fourth to J. D. Horwitz, Spokane, Wash. Treadle attach-
ment.
Prabar, Louis B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bag or purse frame
Prabar, Louis B. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Corner or frame for pocket-books, &c
Prall, Cornelius. (See Hnderwood and Prall.)
Praray, Charles A., assignor of one-half to C. R. Makepeace, Providence, R. I. Building..
Prdsii, Francis, Prague, Austria- Hungary. Transportable metallic bridge
Prather, Willis M., Kansas City, Mo. Submarine sounding apparatus
Pratt, Arthur L., Kalamazoo, Mich. Coin-controlled game apparatus
Pratt, Charles E., assignor to International Register Company, Chicago, lU. Fare-regis-
No.
529,567
524,731
531,330
524,396
ter.
Tool-holder .
Pratt, Eugene 0. (See Field and Pratt.)
Pratt, Francis A., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford, Conn.
Pratt, Francis B., Canton, Miss. Inkstand
Pratt, Henry C, Canandaigua, N. Y. Tension device for wire fences
Pratt, Henry C, Canandaigua, N. Y. Wire fence
Pratt, Henry L. (See McCoy and Pratt.)
Pratt, John C, Middletown, Conn., assignor of one-half to J. Morgan, Springfield, Mass.
Locking-clamp
Pratt, John C, Middletown, Conn., assignor of one-half to J. Morgan, Springfield, Mass.?
Fruit-picker 5
Pratt, Nat. W. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for fastening hand-hole plates
Pratt, Nat. W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Espanding-tool
Pratt, Nat. W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tube-joint for sectional boilers
Pratt, Seymour A Pontiac, Mich. Ironing-machine
Pratt, Spencer, London, assignor of one-fourth to R. Watney, Brighton, England. Mak-
ing starch containing solutions for use in brewing, distilling, &c
."i27,075
512,056
518,510
522,182
513,726
513,727
528,563
513,825
521,320
.526,049
526,050
."126,051
531,331
522,488
523,866
523,867
518,699
528,646
517,293
522,671
513,199
519,618
519,617
522,489
525,280
517,625
518,273
512,322
531,218
517,661
517,662
530,126
521,939
514,272
515,166
520,705
518,274
515,445
525,362
531,469
512,057
517,167
528,802
514,130
528,109
514,567
516,728
517,885
527,155
527,883
528,986
524,651
Date.
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
June 26
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
June 12
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
July 3
July 31
July 31
Apr. 21
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
July 10
Jan. 23
May 8
May 8
July 3
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Jan. 9
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
June 26
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
May 29
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Apr. II)
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Monthly
volume.
1891
1310
2212
760
652
540
1861
2533
3346
3347
62
3485
1009
1263
1265
1266
2215
531
2949
2954
2182
229
2622
847
2445
1232
1230
533
2265
342
1445
977
2010
417
418
2115
510
1952
3074
2465
542
2410
499
241
2415
985
1664
7C3
782
2003
853
C449
H50
321
530
(185
<186
U87
158
127
462
825
826
16,17
859
237
293
293
293
530
135
C735
)736
C736
i737
545
57
615
210
C590
i591
296
295
136
551
81
361
C239
i240
477
Official
Gazette.
507
12fi
487
744
1446 361
2434 : 603
72 1 20
587
128
568
121
58
69
>68
69
66
67
67
66
BR
67
68
69
67
69
66
68
1 66
67
67
67
67
1 06
69
67
67
67
67
67
66
68
69
66
69
fin
249
C394
I 395
(190
) 191
191
480
202
Aug. 14 I 1171
69
S67
69
162
160
414
822
. 68 : 894
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
261
Ifame, residence, and invention.
No.
Pratt, Theodore P., Boston, assignor to J. "Wilkinson, Everett, Mass. Electric lock
Pratt, Walter C, assignor of two-thirds to G. A. Cockburn and J. C. French, Lansing,
Mich. Wire-and-slat-fahric-weaving machine
Pratt & "Whitney Company. (See Cooley, Charles H., assignor.)
Pratt & "Whitney Company. (Sue Kent, Albert H., assignor.)
Pratt & "Whitney Company. (See MacCord, Charles "W., as.signor.)
Pratt & "Whitney Company. (See Pratt, Francis A., assignor.)
Pratt, William B., Kahway, N". J. Ink-well
Pratt, "William H., and J. Branner, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Turn-table
Prannegger, Ferdinand, Graz, Austria-Hungary, assignor of one-half to H. L. B. Toobe,?
Hull, England. Type-setting machine >
Prannegger, Ferdinand, Graz, Austria-Hungary, assignor of one-half to H. L. B. Toobe,?
Hull, England. TyiJe-distributing machine 5
Prawatke, August, Dresden, Germany, assignor to Gas Traction Company, Limited, Lon-
don, England. Driving-gear for locomotives
Pray, Samuel D. (See Moore, Harvey A., assignor.)
Premier Steel Company. (See Herdman, Frank E., assignor.) (Eeissue.)
Premo, Albert, Springfield, Mass. Anti-vibratory pressure-bar for woodworking machinery.
Prendergast, John T. (See Cooley, Robert L., assignor.)
Prenter, William. (See Borbridge, Eraser, andPrenter.)
Prentice, ChalmerM. C, "Watertown, S. D. Apparatus for testing eyes
Prentice, Henry A. (See Mills, Norman T., assignor.) [
Prentice, Leon H., Waukegan, and G. Mehring, Chicago, 111. Kadiator
Prentice, Manning, Stowmarket, England. Making nitric acid
Prentice, Manning, Stowmarket, England. Still for obtaining nitric acid, &c
Prentice, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. N. Norris, Detroit, Tex. Plow-point
Prentiss Clock Improvement Company. (See Prentiss, Henry S., assignor.) I
Prentiss, Henry S., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Prentiss Clock Improvement Company, |
New York, N. Y. , and Jei'sey City, N. J. Electric synchronizer for clocks j
Prescott, Charles M. (See Garland and Prescott.)
Prescott, George, Dublin, Ireland Grinding spectacle-lenses
Prescott, George "W., et al. (See Dow, George B. N., assignor.) 1
Prescott, Jesse, assignor to J. B. Prescott & Son, "Webster. Mass. "Wall-tie '
Prescott, Joseph D., Boston, assignorof one-half to C. H. "Wilder, Chelsea, Mass. Oar-lock. >
Prescott & Son, J. B. (See Prescott, Jesse, assignor.)
Prescott, "William, Fort Madison, Iowa. Headlight '
Presnell, Chai'les E., Sedgewickville, Mo. Coffee-pot holder [
Pressey, Jeremiah M., Cleveland, Ohio. Device for producing respiration
Pressley, Leonidas C, San Francisco, Cal. Conduit electric railway
Prest, John E., Whitinsville, Mass. Apparatus for controlling the grinding of flats of>
cardiug-eugines S
Preston, Benjamin, deceased, Batley, England; "W. D. Baldwin, "Washington, D. C, ad >
miuistrator, and assignor to H. Preston, Batley, England. Milling and fulling machine. 5
Preston, Charles H. and W A.. Detroit, Mich. Steam-generator
Preston, Hamilton G. (See Weaver, Charles H., assignor.)
Preston, Hannah. (See Preston, Benjamin, assignor.)
Preston, J. "W., et al. (See Harrison, William T., assignor.)
Preston, John D., Taylorville, assignor of one-half to J. T. Boss, Litchfield, 111. Compo-
sition of matter for plaster
Preston, "William A. (See Preston, Charles H. and "W. A.)
Prestwich, William H., London, England, assignor to Eastman Kodak Company, Eoches-
ter, N. Y. Sensitized photographic paper
Preusse, Carl E., Leipsic, Germany. Machine for printing and dividing endless lengths of)
526,909
514,496
530,796
517,126
524,692
524,693
526,981
521,346
522,027
524,733
526,116
527,718
530,452
517,480
512,485
517,237
519,771
519,548
paper .
Pribnow, John F., Indianapolis, Ind. Device for shaping swaged saw-teeth
Price, Benjamin, et al. (See Daves, William, assignor.)
Price, C. W. (See Thompson, Kalph P.. assignor.)
Price, Charles A., and S. S. Fretz, Philadelphia, Pa.; said Price assignor to said Fretz.
Umbrella-spring
Price, Charles B., Pittsburg, Pa. Bail way-switch
Price, Charles D., et al. (See Fletcher, Florence M., assignor.)
Price, Cyrus, Greenfield, Ohio. Cash register and indicator
Price, David D., and R. J. Daniels, Chicago, 111. Vehicle
Price, Gomer W., San Francisco, Cal. Centrifugal pump
Price, Harry B., London, assignor to C. "Whitfield, Kettering, England Fireproof floor -.-
Price, J. E., et al. (See Church, Edward 0., assignor.)
Price, James M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Price Railway Appliance Company, of
Pennsylvania. Girder joint for rail way rails 517,660
Price, James M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Price Railway Appliance Company, of
Pennsylvania. Substructure for railway-rails 519,772
Price, James M., Philadelphia, Pa., assiguor to Price Railway Appliance Company, of> c-„n o=o
Pennsylvania. Substructure for bracing and supporting railway-rails S '
Price, John B., Wollaston, Mass., assignor to 0. Elsas, Atlanta, Ga. Sewing-machine 527,288
Price, John G. (See Smith and Price.) [
Price, JohnM., New York, N. Y. Rolling-mill appliance 525,027
Price, Joseph, Liverpool, and M. C. Bannister, Seacombe, England. Ice-making apparatus- ' 525,156
Price, Orrin J. (See Holman, Jcseph W., assignor,) 1
Price Railway Appliance Company. (See Price, James M., assignor.)
Price, Walter B., San Francisco, Cal. Purifying illuminating-oils 522,028
Price, William G., Frackville, Pa. Stove-top ' 523,375
Price, WOliam G., Sioux City, Iowa. Machine for building embankments 531,385
Price, William G., Sioux City, Iowa, assignor of one-half to G. E. M.itt, New Orleans, La. > ,„o gni
Machine for building embankments ^ o.i»,H9i
Price, William H., Jr., assignor to Chandler & Price, Cleveland, Ohio. Platen printing-? -.23 QQg
Date.
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Oct.
June 12
June 26
Aug.
Sept.
21
18
1313
1383
Oct.
16
1707
Deo.
4
646
Monthly
volume.
Apr. 3
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
June 26
Mar. 27
Not. 27
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
May 15
June 5
•July 31
May 8
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutintied.
Name, residence, and invention.
Pride, 'Williara H., Springfield, 111. Tile-machine
Prideaux, William D., "Wellington, England. Cartridge-packet holder
Pridinore, Edward, assignor to Johnston Harvester Company, Batavia, N. Y. Mowing
machine .
Pridmore, Edward, assignor to Johnston Harvester Company, Batavia, N. T. Harvester. .
Priest, Edward D. (See Veeder and Priest.)
Priest, Edward D., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Series-
parallel controller
Priest, Edward D., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Coupling
for electric locomotives
Priest, John, Grady ville, Pa. Work-cabinet
Priest, Joseph K., Nashua, N. H. Animal-shears
Priest, Joseph K., Nashua, N. H. Hair-clipper
Priest, Joseph K. , Nashua, N. H. Hair-clipper. (Reissue)
Priest, Joseph K., Nashua, N. H. Power-transmitter for clipping-machines
Priestley, Frank. (See Martin, Priestley, and Pierson.)
Priestley, Frederick. (See Priestley, George and F.)
Priestley, George and F., Bradford, England. Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Priestley, Joseph, McKinney, Tex. Combined stalk-cutter and rake
Priestly, Frank C. , San Francisco, Cal. Electric converter
Priestdne, Samuel L., assignor of one-half to T. J. Thompson, Ward, Colo. Amalgamating
apparatus
Primean, Louis, Beauharnois, Canada. Hay-press
Prince, Jerome, Milford, Mass., assignor to Musical Telephone Company, Milford, Mass.,
and Saco, Maine. Mechanical telephone
Prince, Jerome, assignor of three-fourths to F. C. Morgan and E. J. Dixon, Milford, Mass.
Ear-trumpet
Prince, John H., Carroll, Mont. Adjusting device for bicycles
Prindle, Farrand C. (See Baumgarten, Theodore L., assignor.)
Prindle, George S., et al. (See Kimball, William W., assignor.)
Prindle, William E., assignor of one-half to A. H. Kamey, Aurora, HI. Sled-propeller
Pringle, Arthur D , West Brownsville, Pa. Speed-gearing for bicycles
Pringle, George W., and W. Brodie, Chicago, 111. Boring-machine
Pringle, Harry T. (See Stenersen and Pringle.)
Pringle, Thomas G. (See Stenersen and Pringle, assignors.)
Printz, George W. (See Spring and Printz.)
Prinz, Faustin, Milwaukee, Wis. Screw conveyer
Prinz, William H., assignor to Saladin Pneumatic Malting Construction Company, Chicago,
111. Malt-kiln and method of drying malt
Prinz, William H., assignor to Saladin Pneumatic Malting Construction Company, Chicago,
111. Method of and apiiaratus for malting grain
Prior, John M. , Carson City, Nev. Hose-coupling
Pritchard, Ezekiel M., New York, N. Y. Composite material for roofing or similar pur-
No.
519,773
516,942
528,304
529,954
516,834
521,669
514,771
514,273
516,109
11,411
524,213
poses
Pritchard, Frank. E., Oswego, N. Y. Load-governor for electric currents
Pritchard, Nathaniel J., Shenandoah, Va. Check-valve
Pritchard, Nathaniel J., assignor of two- thirds toS. R. Pritchard and J. C.Schooley, Shen-
andoah, Va. Variable-speed gearing
Pritchard, Nathaniel J., assignor of two- thirds to S. K. Pritchard and J. C. Schooley, Shen-
andoah, Va. Variable-speed gearing ,
Pritchard, Samuel R., el al. (See Pritchard, Nathaniel J., assignor.)
Probert, Francis E. (See SchofT, Finkel, and Probert.)
Probola, Adam, assignor to I. W. Deutsch and S. Schweiger, Cleveland, Ohio. Lunch-
basket.
Procter, Alfred S., Denver, Colo. Sack -fastener
Proctor, Charles 15., assignor of one-half to C. M. Condit and O. J. Higbee, Milo, Iowa.
Folding egg-case or shipping-crate
Proctor, Charles B., assignor of one-half to E. L. Morgan and H. Hinrichs, Milo, Iowa.
Folding chicken-coop
Proctor, George E., Washington, D. C. Curling-iron heater
Proctor, George E., Washington, D. C. Bedstead
Proctor, John C, Dallas, Orcg. Dumping- wagon
Proctor, Josiah K., assignor to Philadelphia Textile Machinery Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Eing-doffer cylinder for carding-machines
Proctor, Josiah K., assignor to Philadelphia Textile Machinery Company, Philadelphia, <
Pa. Drying-machine <
Proctor, Josiah K., assignor to Philadelphia Textile Machinery Company, Philadeljohia,!
Pa. Drying-machine. (Reissue) -.. '
Prosser, Daniel F., assignor of one-half to W. L. Garvin and J. W. Morton, Jaoksborough,
Tex. Fire-extinguisher
Prosser, Thomas J., St. Louis, Mo. Railway water-tank
Prouty, Merrick F. (See Bisbee, George W., assignor.)
Prouty, Theodore C, assignor to Theodore C. Prouty Company, St. Joseph, Mich. Door-
hanger
529,955
517,766
531,005
525,622
515,013
528,390
525,058
517,294
531,274
517,063
526,198
523,237
515,840
515,841
517,192
513,247
514,030
529,667
515,534
515,610 '
528,491
518,574
Date.
May 15
Mar. 20
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
1481
2008
2758
2527
Mar. 20 1825
June 19
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
1630
1327
511
601
1340
423
2529
590
1620
502
1706
Oct. 30 ; 2900
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
July 17
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Apr. 17
1893
2623
2106
2235
1527
1841
171
175
2456
2530
88
2043
2575
2691
3079
1968
525,157 \ Aug. 28 2064
Prouty, Theodore C, assignor to Theodore C. Prouty Company, St. Joseph, Mich. Door-
hanger
Provan, James W., Oshawa, Canada. Hay-carrier track
Provonsha, Peter, Almon, Wis. Door-secnrer
Prowse, George R., Montreal, Canada, assignor of one-half to Firm of T. H. McAllister, New
York, N. Y. Oxygen generator and holder
Prox, Frank, Terre Haute, Ind. Steam-boiler
527,807
513,530
517,482
5.30,241
524,348
525,921
11,460
517,394
528,110
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
1860
3013
111
293
072
1052
2714
2818
2417
524,609 Aug. 14 1093
,526,659
526,052
515,107
530,453 '
521,812
Pruckner, Edmund, Middletown. N. Y. Christmas-tree holder 523,.370
Pruden, Abraham B. (See Jagel, Smith, and Pruden.) |
Pruden, John F., Oakdale Station, Pa. (iuphead or piston-packing i 526,053
Prud'homme, Joseph, Butte, Mont. Calcine-furnace 522,853
Prue, Marcus F. (See Merriam, Lyman W., assignor.) !
Prnitt, Eugene R., assignor of one-half to C. W. Johnson, Baltimore Md. Canning ma-
chinery 512,323
Prushey, Thomas, Minneapolis, Minn. Flexible metal fire-escape ' 513,139
Prussing, Eugene E. (See Nolon, Edward, as.signor.) I
Pruyn, Henry S., Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Electric-trolley-wheel shield 514,274
Sept. 25
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
June 20
2319
1267
1954
647
1S84
July
Sept.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
24 2078
18 1269
10 1161
9 979
23 2353
359
473
666
609
432
382
331
126
141
334
100
610
145
384
121
428
703
463
615
506
530
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Alplidbetioal list of patentees — Coutiuued.
263
K'ame, residence, and invention.
Prnyn, Henry S., Hoosict Falls, N. Y., assignor to J. S. Gibbs, Chicago, HI. Supply sys-
tem for electric railways
Pruyn, Henry S., Hoosick Falls, N.T., assienor to J. S. Gibba, Chicago, HI. Electric railway.
Puckett. Ora G. (See Bricker, Solomon E., assignor.)
Pudan, Oliver C, and L. B. Fnlton, assignors to Uhaplin-Falton Manufacturing Company, <
Pittsburg, Pa. Gas-meter J
Puddefoot, Charles, Detroit, Mich. Corkscrew
Puech, C6cile L. . Mazamet, France. Process of and apparatus for unhairing skins
■"uflFer, Charles C, and M. Warren, Eochester, N. Y. Automatic balanced steam-regulat-
ing -n^alve
""uffer, Luther W., Medford, Mass. Apparatus for carbonating fluids
Pugh, Achilles H., and D. B. Martin, Cincinnati, Ohio. Eailway-ticket and holder
""ugh, Andrew J., Bowling Green, Mo. Tobacco-pipe ,
Pngh, Charles H., Birmingham, England. Manufacturing metallic rims for bicycle-wheels .
Pugsley, "William E., assignor of one-half to D. Fitzgerald, Lincoln, Nebr. "Wrench
Pulford, Francis "W., Carson, Mich. Bandage
So.
Pullan, John S., "W. H. Mann, and J. Gill, Leeds, England. Brick -pressing machine
Pulley, George B., assignor of one-half to W. "W. Pulley, Cleone, Oreg. Stump-extractor..
Pulley, "Warren "W. (See Pulley, George B., assignor.)
Pulling, James G., Columbus, Ohio, Stamp-attaching device
Pullman, Herbert S., Meriden, Conn. Oil-resulator for continuously-fed lamps
Pnllinan's Palace Car Company. (See Campbell, John, assignor.)
Pullman's Palace Car Company. (See Sessions, Henry H., assignor.)
Pullman's Palace Car Company. (See "Wiokes, Thomas H., assignor.)
Pampelly, James K. (See Sorley and Pumpelly.)
Pumpelly-Sorley Storage Battery Company. (See Sorley and Pumpelly, assignors.)
Pumyea, Edwin A., Jersey City, assignor of one-half to "W. E. Haverstick, Eahway, TS.S.
Lace-fastener
Puncture Proof Pneumatic Tyre Company. (See Lee, Sydney, assignor.)
Punzelt, Edward E., as.signorof one-half to A. Trumbull, New Britain, Conn. Door-check.
Pnpeschi, Pupo. Florence, Haly. "Wind musical instrument
Pupin, Michael T., New York, N.Y. Apparatus for telegraphic or telephonic transmission.
Pupin, Michael I., New York, N. Y. Transformer for telegraphic, telephonic, or other
electrical systems
Pupke, Eberhard L., New York, N. Y. Eyelet
Purcell, "Walter A., Newark, N. J. Electric time-signaling system and apparatus
Purdie, James. (See Graebert, Gustav J., assienor.)
Purdon, Frederick, H. E. Walters, and W. H. Woodcock, assignors to Antifriction Koller
Bearing Syndicate, Limited, London, England. Eoller-bearing
Purdy, Arthur F., Lawrence, Cal. Book for stamps
Purington, Samuel F., assignor of one-half to S. Knight, Jr., Brunswick, Me. Hanging or
swinging chair
Purser, William H. (See Morrison and Purser.)
Purves, James, Munhall. Pa. Open-hearth furnace
Purves, James L (See Sawer and Purves.)
Purvis, John B. , Detroit, Mich. Lubricator
Purvis, William B.,assignorof one-half to H.J.Tibbals,Philadelphia,Pa. Electric railway.
Purvis, William B., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Eastern Paper Bag (Company, Hartford,
Conn. Paper -bag machine
Purvis, William B., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Eastern Paper Bag Company, Hartford,
Conn. Paper-bag machine
Purvis, William B.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Eastern Paper Bag Company, of Con-i
necticut. Paper bag machine '. j
Pusey, Lea, Wilmington, Del. Device for severing ice
Pusey, Lea, Wilmin ston , Del . Apparatu s for subdividing blocks of ice
Putnam, Benjamin W. (See Hooker and Putnam.)
Putnam, Charles B., Marion, Iowa. Windmill
513,440
517,886
523,291
522,672
519,345
512,748
522,673
528,130
519,641
527,345
,527,156
512,324
514,772
517,362
517,295
520,611
Putnam, Douia C, Wayne Centre, N. Y. Hoop-making machine
Putnam, George W., Lynn, Mass, Fire-curtain or fire-barrier ,
Putnam, John G. P., Claremont, N. H. Ice-cutter
Putnam, Salmon W., Fitchburg, Mass. Metal-turning lathe
Putnam, Waldo D., assignor of one-half to W. H. Wilkinson, Boston, Mass. Die stock or
holder
Putnam, Wendell P., assignor to H. Griffiths, Baltimore, Md. Cash register and indicator.
Putnam, William H., Durand, Mich. Mattress-fllling machine
Putrow, John B., assignor of one-half to W. E. Duncan, Westborough, Wis. Sleigh at-
tachment for bicycles
Putt. Harry M., as,si.ffnor of one-half to W. M. Benson. Huntingdon, Pa. Stove-truck
Paltkamer, Jesco L. K. von, et al. (See Krantz, Felix C, assignor.)
Pye, Thomas F. (See Gordon and Pye.)
Pyle, Edwin I., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor of one-half to E. A. Williams, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Trousers-supporter
Pynohon, Edwin, Chicago. 111. Car-chair
Q. & C. Company. (See Gabel, "Thomas E.. assignor.)
Q. & C. Company. (See Holmes, William W., assignor.)
Qiiackenbush, (3feorge, assignor of two-thirds to A. C. Knight and T. E. Phillips, White-
hall. Wis. Elevator - 1
Qnackenbush, James H.. Hastings, Mich. Oil-can
Quambuach, (justav, assignor to W. Weddigen, Barmen, Germany. Braid
Quast, Charles, Marion, Ohio. Traction-engine
.523,648
512,449
519,346
519,347
520,538
522,029
524,397
520,399
517,296
528,510
517,127
519,291
.519,348
519,349
530,650
525,02R
530,127
515,408
527,884
520,218
522,490
525,863
519,734
.515,481
519,203
.524,349
521,127
525,513
516,110
519,292
522,303
513,278
Queen City Ventilated Barrel and Basket Company. (See Eichardson, Charles, assignor.)
Queen & Company. (See Garver and Willyoung, assignors.)
(See Northrup, Edwin F., assignor.)
(See Outerbridge, Alexander E., Jr., assignor.)
(See Willyoung, Elmer G., assignor.)
(See Willyoung and (Jarver, assignors.)
Queen & Company.
Queen & Company.
Queen & Company.
Queen & Company.
■Queiszer, Frank, Milwaukee, "Wis. Attachment for vehicle-poles .
521,988
Date.
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
July 17
July 10
May 8
Jan. 16
July 10
Oct. 23
May 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
May 29
July 24
July 24
Jan. 9
May 8
May 8
May 29
June 26
Aug. 14
May 22
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
May 1
May 8
May 8
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
May 22
July 3
Sept. 11
May 15
Feb. 27
May 1
Aug. 14
June 5
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
Mav 1
July 3
Jan. 23
June 26
Monthly
volume.
2825
765
748
1696
849 l^l
693
191
C485
H86
211
185
2455
1274
1093
783
980
1328
2732
2624
2903
2079
2514
1213
751
757
2780
2283
768
2546
2625
3110
2340
631
759
763
1032
1831
90
2373
2005
2254
5.14
9G5
406
211
2
594
306
C265
J 266
191
240
C332
^333
642
616
701
523
638
293
185
185
672
547
187
615
616
754
C.551
^5.i2
154
186
187
C251
i 252
447
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1589
481
f 548
1549
136
216
1422 ! 313
2486 I 615
472 ' 115
673
662
320
603
]R4
156
79
141
633 154
223 59
2583 625
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Alphabetical list of j)atentees — Continued
Name, residence, ami iuvention.
Quentell, Carl A., Ifew Orleans, La. Muatache-gnard for spoons .
Quentell, "William P., Kansas City, Mo. Type-writing machine . .
Quest, Samuel M. (See Horton and Quest.)
Quietzsch, Bruno, and C. R. Glass, Chemnitz. Germany. Beer-glass covinter or eame-register.
Quigley, Charles C, assignor to himself and B. T. Sinelzer, Havana, K. Y. Eake
Quigley, Walter C, et al. (See Conant, George P., assignor.)
Quimby, John H., Concord, N. H. Switch-stand and switch-operating mechanism
Quiraby, Sylvanus H. (See Bernier, Mitchel, assignor.)
Quimby, "William E., Orange, N. J. Screw-pump
Quiuby, Harry D.. assignor to K. M. Quinby, Denver, Colo. Enameling sheet metal and
componnd therefor
Quinby, I. "W. (See Quinby, Jesse C, assignor.)
Quinby, Jesse C, Norway Ridge, "Wis., assignor of one-half to I. "W. Quinby, "Wilmington,
Ohio. Fence
Quinby, Rosalie M. (See Quinby. Harry D., assignor.)
Quincy, C. F. (See Holmes, "William "W., as.siguor.)
Quincy, Josiah. (See B61anger, Victor, assignor.)
Quincy Storm Apron Company. (See Blanchard, "William M., assignor.)
Quinn, John P., New York, N. Y. Composition for artificial fuel
Quiun, Murtba P. (See Longmus, Joseph, assignor.)
Quint, Alanson D., Hartford, Conn. Turret-head machine
Quint, Ediar M., Concord, N. H. MufiSer or soft-stop for pianos
Quirk, "William H., et al. (See Roberts, Henry P.. assignor.)
Quorlrup, August. (See Nielsen, Andrew P., assignor.)
Quortrup, August, Jamaica, N. Y. Cash-controlling machine
R. P. Hall Manufacturing Company. (See Hall, Robert P., assignor.)
R. Herschel Manufacturing Company et al. (See Cameron and Dawson, assignors.)
Raab, Carl, Kaiser.slautern, Germany. Electric meter
Raab, Carl D., Kaiserslautern, Germany. Electric meter
Raab, "William, 'Cedar Falls, Iowa. Pneumatic type- writing machine
Raasch, Gustavus A., and H. Fahrmeier, Higginsville, Mo. Pneumatic stacker
Raber. Nathan X., Corvallis, Oreg. Amalgamator
Rabiger, Emil. (See Rabiger, Robert and E.)
Rabiger, Robert and E., Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar-tip cutter and dice-throwing apparatus.
RabuD, Hugh M., assignor of one-half to J. TJline, Baltimore, Md. Fruit-gatherer ,
Rabus, Gustavo A. (See Bled.soe, Natliani'l H., assignor.)
Eachelman. Samuel. St. Paul, Minn. Trousers
Radcliffe, Charles, Newark, N. J. Button ,
Radermacher. Jo.seph. Kalk, Germany. Buddie
Radford, Arthur L., Loudon, England. Tr,aveling-chain conveying apparatus
Radford, Benjamin F., Hyde Park, Mass. Belt-tightener
Radick, Mary E., AVhite Plains, N. Y. Cover for frying-pans, &c
Radlauer. Siegmund, Berlin, Germany. Salicyl-anilid .--.
Radomski, John, assignor of one-half to M. Barabasz, Baltimore, Md. Street-car mo-
tor
Rae, Julio H. (See Bowles, John L., assignor.)
Rae, Robert J., London, England.
Raffard, Nicolas J. ,
Chain shackle or coupling
, Paris, France, assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of)
Connecticut. Electric locomotive 5
,Rafter, George "W., Rochester. N. Y. Filter
Rabmer, Bessie, New York, N. Y. Combined cane and camera-tripod
Rahr, Reinhardt, Manitowoc. Wis. Making coffee sub.stitutes
Railsback, Lafayette D., Indianapolis. Ind. Rotary plow
Railway Electric and Auto-Pneumatic Signal Company. (SeeDodgson. Frank L., assignor.)
Ralston. David C, Detroit Mich. Soap pressing and .stamping machine
Ralya, William S., and R. Coyle, Indianapolis, Ind. Metal-straightening machine
Ramage, Florence A., et al. (See Biette, Henry C, assignor.).
Ramage, William A. (See Munhall, Peter J., assignor.)
Ramey, Alfred H. (See Prindle, William E., assignor.)
Ramey, Alfred H., Aurora, 111. Mop-wrinser and pail
Ramming, John, St. Louis, Mo., assignor to National Lead Company, Jersey Citj% N. J.
Mold
Ramsay, Burt, New York, N. Y. Pencil-sharpener
Ramsay, Erskine, Pratt Mines, Ala. Coal and mineral washer
Ramsay, John. (See Leverett and Ram.say.)
Ramsey, James "W., assignor of two-thirds to I. A. Hall and J. O. Harkless, Cairo, HI.
coupling
Ramsey, Philip L., assignor of one-half to J. S. Grumbley, Elkton, Ky. Kitchen-cabi-
net
Car-
Rand, Addison C, assignor to J. F. Lewis, New York, N. Y. Pneumatic vehicle
Rand, Charles A. A., Chicago, 111. Twine-box and tension for self-binding harvesters.
Rand, Horace S., et al. (See Lyon, William, assignor.)
Rand, Waldron H. (See Rand, William B. and W. H.)
Rand, William B. and W. H., Boston, Mass. Bottle
Randa, J oseph, Detroit, Mich. Calipers
Randall, Alfred H., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar -vending machine
Randall cfe Co. (See Randall, Silas H., assignor.)
Randall, David, et al. (See Boomhower, EliE., assignor.)
Randall, Frank J., assignor to Knapp & Stout Co. Company, St. Louis, Mo. Joist-crown-
ing machine
Randall, George M., et al. (See Mayuard, Kitchell A., assignor.)
Randall, Jabez B., Ranford, Fla. Track
Randall, John L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Method of and composition of matter for smelting
titanic iron ore
Randall, PurdyM., assignor of one-half to C. A, Herbert, Concord, N. H, Electric call ...
518,116
517,063
524,214
5-34,215
512,216
529,837
519,968
518,896
521,180
520,079
513,341
527,808
514,131
524,953
522,491
525,281
517,767
518.469
522,492
511,797
520,897
525,363
522,854
527,506
517,708
526,258
.';.n.2Tr,
523,441
527,126
524,865
513,058
521.. lOO
528,511
517,064
529,956
517,065
529,309
530,454
528,803
518,355
528,180
530,550
526,459
.520,219
517,066
520,243
519,682
528,443
528,804
512,217
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
May 15
Apr. 24
June 12
May 22
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
July 3
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
July 3
Jan. 2
June 5
Sept. 4
July 10
Oct. 10
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
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Dec.
Nov.
13
4
6
Apr.
17
Oct.
Dec.
Sept.
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11
25
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Mar.
22
27
May
22
May
8
Oct.
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6
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419
424
425
809
2333
1798
2527
762
1993
2672
1861
242
1677
536
226G
592
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80
263
75
1162
1365
2109
740
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1364
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2236
2531
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2539
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293
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UNITED STATES PATENT. OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
265
Name, residence, and invention.
Bandall & Son, P. D. (See Dntcher, William L., assignor )
Bandall. Silas H., "Wyoming, assii^norto Randall & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Bevel-edger . . .
Kandall, Silas H., Wyoming, assignor to Randall & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Leather-split-
ting machine
Randall, Victor E., Burlington. Mich. Heating oil-stove
Randall, William M., et al. (See Maynard, Kitchell A., assignor.)
Randall, William P., Le Roy, N. Y. Wire-fence machine
Randle, Joseph R. , (iolombus, Miss. Cartridge and game belt
Randleman, Martin C. (See Randleman, Zouave S. and M. C.)
Eandleman, Martin C. and Z. S., Carlisle, Iowa. Hog-pen
Randleman, Zouave S. (See Randleman, Martin C. and Z. S.)
Randleman. Zouave S and M. C, Carlisle, Iowa. Adjustable tongs, &c
Randolph, Arthur D. F., New York, N. Y. Stand for photographs
Photographic dark-box
Photographic developing-tray
Washing-machine
Randolph, Arthur D. F., New York, N. Y.
Randolph, Arthur D. F., New York, N. Y.
Randolph, Clabeorn P., Los Angele.s, Cal.
Randolph & Clowes. (See Giller, John E., assignor^
Randolph, George H., Colorado, 111. Furnace grate-bar ,
Randolph, Lingan S., Baltimore, Md. Method of and apparatus for the eleotrodeposition
and refining of copper or other metals ,
Eancy, Oscar, Topeka, Kans. Self-register for weighing-scales
Range, Hercule N., Chicago, 111. Sandpapering-machine
Range, James. (See Willcox and Range.)
Eaniville, Felix, c« aJ. (See Billings, George W., assignor.)
Raniville, Felix, et al. (See Childs, Charles H., assignor.)
Rank, Erdmann, assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. Humann, Chicago, 111. Fire-escape
Rankin, Edwin G., Monongahela City, and J. Tempest, Courtney, Pa. Brick-machine
Kankln, Sarah E. (See Mitchell, James 0., assignor.)
Rankin, William H. (See Hebbard, Albert H. and C. C, assignors.)
Rankine, David A., Waterloo, near Liverpool, England. Apparatus for filtering water,
&c
Eansome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal.
Bansome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal.
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal.
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal.
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, C3al.
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal.
Rann, Frank, Milwaukee, Wis. Submarine-pipe joint
Eanney, Darwin D., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. Turner, trustee, Lewistown,
HI. Can-heading machine
Rannoy, Darwin D., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. Turner, trustee, Lewistown,
111. Machine for forming and soldering sheet-metal cans
Ranney, Darwin D., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. Turner, trustee, Lewistown, i
111. Can-testing machine (
Ranney, Fred. E., Greenville, Mich. Ice-rack for refrigerators '
Rano, Charles O. (See Dean, Cyrus S., assignor.)
Ransom, Albert F., Burlington, Wis., assignor to Burlington Blanket Company. Horse-
blanket. (Reissue)
Ransom, Clarence. (See Marks and Ransom.)
Ransom & Randolph. (See HuUhorst, William G., assignor.)
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Mold
Concrete-mixing mill ,.
Mold -
Fireproof flooring
Molding concrete pipe
Slaking lime ^
Building construction
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Manufacture of bricks from city refuse
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Concrete construction
Eansome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Manufacture of monoUthio pipes in situ
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Illuminating-floor
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Burning city refuse
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Means for treating city refuse
Ransome, Ernest L., Oakland, Cal. Mold
Eansome, Willie L. , Roanoke, Va. Car-door
Eansweiler, William, Akron, Ohio. Currycomb
Eanton. William J., Svracuse, N. Y. Generator
Eantz, Edward, New Oileans, La. Machine for removing tin-foil from bottles
Rapaport, Isador B., assignor of one-half to N. Cohn, Chicago, 111. Permutation-padlock . .
Raphael, Robert, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dress-shield
Raphael, Robert, assignor to W. J. McKelvey, Brooklyn, N. Y. Car-fender
Eapieff, John, New York, N. Y. Carriage for pneumatic guns
Eapp, Almire H., San Francisco, Cal. Concentrator
Eapp, Joseph, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Machine for dressing and finishing tiles
Eapp. Samuel N., Toledo, Ohio. Lathe-tool for turning and finishing gas-fittings, &c
Eappleyea, Nicholas. (See St«in and Rappleyea.)
Rappold, WiiUam J , assignor to J. W. Pepper, Philadelphia, Pa. Drum and cymbal pedal
or beater
Rarig, Welden C, San Francisco, Cal. Joint and bearing
Rasmusson, Thomas, and R. Johnson, Bennett, Nebr. Window-blind
Rasner, Henry C, San Francisco, Cal. riamp-naU
Rasner, Henrv C San Francisco, Cal. Vise
E^stede, Charles H. (See Lake. Georse W., assignor.)
Eastetter, Louis, Fort Wayne, Ind. Spoke attachment for vehicle- wheels
Eastetter, Louis, Fort Wayne, Ind. Joint for vehicle- wheel rims
Eatchford, Nicholas, Covington, Ohio. Switch and signal operating mechanism
Rathbone, Sard & Co. (See Van Buren, Jafew S., assignor.)
Ratclifl', Thomas, Casey, 111. Ticket-case ,
Ratsey, George R.. et al. (See Ratsey, Thomas W., assignor.)
Eatsey, Thomas W. Cowes, assignor of two-thirds to E. Lapthom, G. R. Ratsey, and E.
W. Lapthom, Gosport, England. Sail for vessels
Eau, Albert, Pforzheim, Germany. Appliance for molding concrete
No.
524,767
524.768
521,813
518,426
523,052
523,996
519,774
.518,073
518,074
518,075
527,507
524,40s
514,275
523,546
522,918
529,462
519,590
511,798
529,806
515,362
518,375
528,987
519,432
11,427
512,662
512,663
515,01 +
515,015
515.010
515,017
51ti,lll
516,112
516,113
517,808
518,045
524,687
524,688
528,342
521,296
514,031
515,553
518,275
526,740
513,416
527,004
515,018
520,939
513,140
512,564
516,612
523,238
514,605
515,168
527,217
518,627
528,741
519,735
527,508
517,193
518,076
Date.
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
June 26
Apr. 17
July 17
Aug. 7
May 15
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
July 24
July 10
Nov. 20
May 8
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
May 8
July 3
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Feb. 20
Fi'b. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
5Iar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
June 12
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
June 5
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
July 17
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
May 15
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
1371
1372
1885
1722
1509
49
1482
1095
1096
1098
1366
872
513
2381
1269
1705
81
2270
2299
1642
854
897
685
1546
1547
1707
1709
1709
1710
604
605
600
655
1056
1226
1227
2818
965
90
2604
1448
118
2788
543
1711
347
2354
1386
1454
1843
1058
1955
879
2058
377
1423
1370
2457
1099
331
334
451
429
317
11
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277
(277
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215
127
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314
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512
571
405
202
203
216
371
371
429
429
429
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142
164
207
300
300
681
229
22
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362
28,29
683
133
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(568
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344
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(333
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1590
347
317
671
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216-
216.
216:
283.
838-
950
491
256:
996-
774
18
1108-
1329'
333
822
724.
305
305
1207
1207
1208
1208
1566
1566
1566.
127
209
903
904
578
1385
871
1386
2510
24
626
102
1208
1260-
542
274
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.377
1070.
12.i2
179
421
715.
831
283.
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21T.
266
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Kau Brothers. (See Eau, "William G., assignor.)
Uau, Emanuel, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for packaging seeds in envelopes
Eau, Henry. (See Abbott and Eau.)
Eau, John H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Vehicle-cover and support therefor
Eau, OttoM., Milwaukee, Wis. Electrical safety-fuse
Eau, "William G., assignor to Eau Brothers, Louisville, Ky. Adjustable flue-stopper.
Eau, William J., Galveston, Tex. Car-fender
Eaubold, Alfred A., Gremsmiihlen, Germany. "Water-motor
Eauch, Charles E. (See Andrews, Charles B., assignor.)
Eauch, Edgar J., and "W. A. Keith Brockton, Mass. Street-car sign
Eauch, George, Milwaukee, "Wis. Commutator-brush holder
Eaudenbnsh, John K., et al. (See Andrews, Charles B., assignor.)
Eauser, Henry, C. "Wieber, and A. Sokoloflf, Moscow, Eussia. Pressure-gage
Eave, Henry. (See Kraft, John tJ., assignor.)
Eawdon, Frank P., Worcester, Mass. "Window or door button
Eawdon, George L., Cleveland, Ohio. Type- writing machine
. Eawhouser, George A. , York, Pa. Oil-can
Eawle, Francis "W. , New York, N. Y. Fire-escape
Eawle, James, Eadnor, Pa. Device for operating doors
Eawle, James, Eadnor, Pa. Device for operating doors
Eawles, John, Seville, assignor of five-eighths to G. H. McElvain and J. L. GriflSth, Bush-I
nell, Til. Car-coupling ;
Eawlings, A. E. (See Buddie, George T., assignor.)
Eawlings, George H., St. Louis, Mo. Game-bag
Eawlings, (Jeorge H., St Louis, Mo. Fiahing-float
Eawls, Thomas F. (See Halliday and Eawls.)
Eay, Alfred E. A.. London, England. Letter-case, portfolio, &c
Eay Artesian Well and Machine Company. (See Eay. Charles A., assignor.)
Eav, Charles A., assignor to Eay Artesian Well and Machine Company, Providence, E. I.
Well-drilling machine
Eay, Frank A. (See McConnell and Eay.)
Eay, Henry F., and A. Dewey, Marion, Ky. Smoke-oonaumer
Eay, John M., Hamilton, Ohio. Cabinet-album
Eay, John W., Liverpool, England. Engine-shaft-rotation indicator
Eay, Eobert J. (See Stapleton and Eay.)
Eaymond, Adelbert. (See North and Eaymond.)
Eaymond, Emma H., assignor to T. S. "White, T. Friant, G. W. Perkins, and C. J. Eeed,
Cirand Eapids, Mich. Carpet-sweeper
Eaymond. Emmet B., assignor to G. Sievers and A. E. Lee, St. Louis, Mo. Oil vaporizer
and burner
Eaymond, Francois, Woodhaven, N. Y. Tongs
Eaymond, Francois, Woodhaven, N. Y. Padlock
Eaymond, Franklin M., et al. (See Eichmond, Samuel H., assignor.)
Eaymond, Freeborn F., 2d, Newton, Mass. Fastener for gloves .
Eaymond, Freeborn F., 2d, Newton, Mass. Nail making, distributing, and driving ma-
chine
[ Eaymond, George W., Seneca, HI. Draft-equalizer
Eaymond, Henry, Knoxville, Tenn. Car-coupling
Eaymond, Henry, Miser, assignor of one-third to J. J. E. Poe, Knoxville, Tenn. Tank-
feeder
^Eaymond, Jean M., Paris. France. Composition of matter for vulcanizing rubber
^Eaymond, John W., San Francisco, Cal. Apparatus for starting gas-engines
Eaytuond, Lewis H., Brooklyn, N. "Y. Eemovable center and bilge keelson for metallic
life-boats, &c
Eaymond, Pierre A., Grenoble, France, assignor to Consolidated Fastener Company, Port-
land, Me. Lacing-stud fastener
Eaymond, Pierre A., Grenoble, France, assignor to Consolidated Fastener Company, Port-
land, Me. Process of and device for attaching lacing-studs
Eaymond, Eeuben, San Francisco, Cal. Glove
Eaymond, Silas H., Grand Eapids, Mich. Carpet-sweeper
Eaymond, Thomas, Walla Walla, Wash. Chin-check for horses
Eaymond, Ward, .Johnstown, Pa. Machine for bending flanged metal bars
Eayner, Thomas J., London, England. Evaporating apparatus
Eayner, Thomas J., assignor of one-half to E. B. Caird, London, England. Float-valve --.
Eea, Edward J., Washington, D. C. Steam-engine indicator
Eea, Edward J., assignor of one-half to C. J. Weedon, Washington, D. C. Bicycle-brake..
Eead, Charles H., Pittsburg, Pa. Eail way-chair
Eead, Daniel M., New York, N. Z. Pocket-book
Eead, Edwin 0., New York, N. Y. Device for protecting joints of windows -
Eead, Henry G. (See Mann, Smith, and Read.)
Eeader, James H., Tyrone, Pa. Boiler
Eeading, Edward, and A. Eigby, Sydney, New South Wales. Amalgamator and separator?
for recovering precious metals from ores - $
Eeading, John, assignor to Eeading Manufacturing Company, Akron, Ohio. Sample-book
rack
No.
518,427
.518,376
.526,502
513,141
520,335
521,814
515,967
527,127
51,5,611
.526,843
519,390
.522,087
512.899
523,710
523,711
512,393'
519,271
522,167
518,628
516,977
525.059
525,719
536,259
.522,533
Koading Manufacturing Company. (See Eeading, John, assignor.)
Eeady, Maurice, Dayton, Ohio. Heater
Eeagan, Paul M., Cliattanooga, Tenn., assignor to Hinson Car-Coupler Company, Chicago,
111. Car-conpling
Eeam, Frank L., and C. F. Herbolsheimer, Ladd, HI. Earth-auger
Eeaney, Francis W., Augusta, Ga. Car-replacer
Eeardon, Daniel E., Cterendon county, S. C. Sod cutter and crusher
Eeardon, Patrick "W., Oakland, Cal. Curb and pavement
Eeaser, Lewis, Eeading, Pa Stovepipe attachment
Eeaves, Henry B. (See Eigby and Eeaves.)
Eeber, John G., and J. L. Sefton, Chicago, 111. Paper box
Heber, John G., and J. L. Sefton, Chicago, 111. Paper box
Eeber, Paul. Esslingen, Gerojiany. Sliding calipers or gage
Eecknagel, Hermann, Winterthur, Switzerland. Air-draft-control apparatus
iEecord, George J., Conneaut, Ohio. Nozzle for cans
514,870
530,455
530,456
524,838
528,805
528,111
530,055
524.689
518,046
521,551
524,350
519,847
519,848
.531,386
.518,210
524,669
530,203
519,969
527,316
521,815
524,398
515,363
512,565
529,838
521,476
527,076
527,809
524,399
51.5,719
519,612
513,.53J
514,335
520,220
526,260
514,032
514,033
514,685
.529.101
521,989
Date.
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
May 22
June 26
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
May 8
June 26
Jan. 16
July 31
July 31
Jan. 9
May 1
June 26
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
July 3
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Apr. 10
June 19
Aug. 14
May 15
May 15
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Ma.y 15
Oct. 9
June 26
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
June 19
Oct. 9
Monffhiy
volume.
1724
1645
2070
2356
2448
371
742
2694
284
835
2374
1982
2676
2677
1101
592
2516
2060
2062
1894
692
1626
608
1486
650
651
1498
505
2418
2738
1230
10.57
1433
675
1602
1603
2315
1330
1199
221
1799
1095
1889
769
2301
1388
2336
1302
654
;429
430
406
492
569
594
;4.5l
;452
88
182
203
571
470
663
663
^266
;267
144
604
512
464
160
;381
382
373
162
162
366
122
5R5
656
300
Oct. 23 1861
Aug. 14 j 771
Feb. 27 i 2872
May 8 1275
Jan. 30 I 3014
Feb. 6 617
Mav 22 2258
Sept. 18 1628
Feb. 6 91
Fib. 6 93
Feb. 13 ' 1186
Nov. 13 i 1201
June 26 I 2221
333
164
391
391
552
333
293
55
441
267
452
C187
U88
571
335
555
304
C158
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716
306
744
157
549
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542
1036
|67
1590
66
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1.522
999
1473
871
871
1094
881
1052
UNITED STATES PATENT OmCE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
1^67
Name, residence, and invention.
Kecord, George J., Conneaut, Ohio. Tin-plate cleaning and polishing machine .
Records, Edward, assignor to ,T. B. Dill. New York, N. T. Making fertilizers. .
Keddick. William A., Niles, Mich. Mole-trap
Bedding, Jacoh, New Castle, Ind. Mechanism for regulating speed of pulleys, &c
Kedding, Jerome, Maiden, Mass. Gong
Hed field, Paul S., Providence, R. I. Float and sinker attachment
Redlinger, Michael, assignor to A. Banmgarten, E. H. and C. Morgan, Freeport, 111.
Spring-hinge
Hedlineer, Michael, and C. Morgan, assignors to Arcade Manufacturing Company, Free-
port, 111. Stovepipe-damper
Hedlinger, Michael, and C. Morgan, assignors to A. Baumgarten, E. H. and C. Morgan,
Freeport, III. Bolt-nut
Tledmond, JEdmond, Rochester, N. Y. Printing attachment for hicycles
Redmond, Henry, New York, N. Y. Picture-hanging device
Hedmond, Sibley II., Detroit, Mich. Music-leaf turner ,
Redmond, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Device for preventing horses from cribbing and
wind-suckln g
Reece, John, Boston, Mass. Sewing-machine
Reed, Albert F., Guthrie, Iowa. Vise attachment for anvils
Reed & Barton Corporation. (See Leach, Thomas, assignor.)
Reed & Barton Corporation. (See McAu.sland, "William, assignor.)
Heed, Benjamin D., et al. (See McCall, Harry M., assignor.)
Reed, Charles E., Chicago, 111. Pattern tracing and cutting machine '
Heed, Charles F. (See Strong and Reed.)
Reed, Charles J., et al. (See Raymond, Emma H., assignor.)
Reed, Charles J., Orange, N. J., aissignor to Reed Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Con-^
duit electric railway
Reed, Charles J., Orange, N. J., assignor to Reed Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Con-
duit electric railway
Reed, Cbarles J., assignor to Reed Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Storage-battery.
Reed, Charles J., assignor to Reed Electric (Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Storage-battery. .
Reed, Charles J., assignor to Reed Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Rail bond or con-
nector
Reed Electric Company. (See Reed, Charles J., assignor.)
Reed, Eli S., and A.J. Stoops, Chattanooga, Tenn. Antifilling device for bottles, &c
Reed, Franklin M., assignor of three-fourths to C. E. and "W. A. Jones and "W. H. Ziegler,
Anderson, Ind. Hj'drorarbon injector burner
Reed, George W., et al. (See "West, John, assignor.)
Reed, Irvin H., Leadville, Colo. Detachable stock for hand-firearm a
Reed, Irvin H., Leadville, Colo. Girth-ring for saddles
Reed, Jay, Butler, Mo. Strap attachment. (Reissue)
Reed, Jay, Butler, Mo. Strap-loop
Reed, Jolbn, Ripley, Miss. Car-coupling
Reed, John D., Boston, Mass. Substructural support for railway systems
Heed, John J. (See Kneip, Anton, assignor.)
Heed, John R (See Wolfe, Burt J., assignor.)
Reed, John W., Chicago, 111. Upright-piano frame
Reed, Lewis. (See Woodard, Alvin N., assignor.)
Heed, Orlando E. (See Guy and Reed.)
Heed, Robert J., and S. 0. Carothers, Wheeling, W. Va. Snap-hook
Reed, Stephen, et al. (See Pittman, Harrison, assignor.)
Heed, Vett S., and D. Apgar, Loveland, Colo. Pump
Heed, Warren B. , New Orleans, La. Electric meter
Heeder, John F., Haynesville, La. Plow-sweep
Reefy, Solomon L., Edinburg, Til. Bracket for vehicle-lamps
Heel, John, assignor of one-half to J. J. Carter, French Camps, Miss. Car-conpling
Rees, H. Clay, Waco, Tex. Atomizer
Rees, Thomas. (See Walton and Hees )
Reese, Benjamin G., Mount Carmel, S. C, and D. B. Cade, Overton, Ga. Combined meas-
ure and funnel
Heese, Jacob, Philadelphia, Pa. TJtilizing iron ore
Reeve, Sidney A. (See Church and Reeve.)
Reeves, Abbott M., Decatur, 111. Folding seat
Reeves, Arthur L., Jr., Hamilton, Canada. Paper box
Beeves & Co. (See Kailor and Reeves, assignors.)
Reeves & Co. (See Reeves, Marshal T., a.'<signor.)
Reeves & Co. (See Reeves and Kailor, assignors.)
Reeves, Frederick W., St. Paul, Minn. Reciprocating rotary steam-engine
Reeves, Marshal T. (See Kailor and Reeves.)
Reeves, Marshal T., assignor to Reeves & Co., Columbus, Ind. Straw-stacking machine . .
Reeves, Marshal T., assignor to Reeves & Co., Columbus, Ind. Windlass
Reeves, Marshal T., and J. N. Kailor, assignors to Reeves & Co., Columbus, Ind. Clover-
hnller feeder
Reeves, Orwell C, assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Auto-
graphic register
Reeves, Wilfred, London, England. Feed-water filter, purifier, and grease-trap •.
Reeves, William, New Haven, Conn. Coin-controlled machine
Reeves, William, Hoboken, N. J. Railway- train protecting device
Reeves, William W., Braddock, Pa. Mold for concrete burial-tombs
Reffitt, Joseph, Leeds, England. Apparatus for dyeing
Hefsum, Hans M., Chriatiania, Norway. Apparatus for marking divisions on book-backs.
Regan, Patrick J., Iowa City, Iowa. Fire-alarm
Regan, Patrick J., Iowa City, Iowa. Fence-making machine
Regan, Thomas, Crawford, Nebr. Pitman connection
Regester, Thomas L., assignor to C. C. Denny, Sterling, 111., and T. E. Stevens, Blair, Nebr.
Automatic regulator for windmills
Regester, Thomas L., assignor to Denny & Stevens, Sterling, 111. Automatic watering-
trough
Regier, Jacob W., Moundridge, Kans. Band-cutter and feeder
524,351
520,379
520,.')00
521,892
528,647
528,648
530,651
520,831
518,897
513,970
513,652
525.998
521,089
513,417
."129,751
530,457
526,741
525,232
519,391
512,325
519,005
523,053
517,530
529,531
521,347
525,514
523,486
526,539
527,.540
519,689
521,816
516,978
521,919
527,370
527,128
523,442
July 24
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Feb. G
June 5
June 5
May 29
Jan. 21
Sept. 25
May 29
May 15
May 29
June 26
June 26
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
June 5
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
June 19
July 10
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
June 5
Jan. 23
No\. 27
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Aug. 28
May 8
July 17
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
June 12
Sept. 4
July 24
Sept. 25
Oct. 10
May 8
June 26
Mar. 20
June 26
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
July 24
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Monthly
volume.
2280
1865
426
1531
2419
94
2519
3075
2357
2120
2971
1867
2721
2007
2011
230
573
"ioi
C358
5359
586
24
165
229
1435
1345
2739
825
1270
3713
3223
1177
601
2789
2182
6.52
122
2187
836
981
108
1510
184
1833
508
719
457
^659
' 660
;484
i485
485
57, 58
253
914
791
268
142
683
520
162
29
534
240
26
:377
378
42
436
1069 ! 250
321 79,80
5573
) 574
C508
\ 509
2283
2121
1422
1350
1891
2064
2072
1139
743
346
326
453
488
498
278
182
552
66
68
836
740
1378
1305
627
1092
1335
24
1104
712
198
556
■68 ; 317
67 I 38
69 : 1019
67 1406
68 1579
69 I 293
67 804
67 1591
66 ' 1870
67 1626
69 j 226
69 153
68 j 457
68 I 1307
C8 ; 671
268
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Eegister, Joel E. (See Brown and Kegister.)
Eehfuss, George, J. G., and M. 0., PhiladelpWa, Pa., assignors to W. W. Farmer, New?
York, N. Y. Machine for dressing type 5
Eehfuss, John G. (See Eehfuss, George, J. G., and M. O.)
Eehfuss, Martin 0. (See Adam and Eehfuss.)
Eehfuss, Martin 0. (See Eehfuss, George, J. G., and M. 0.)
Kehm, Jacob F., Chicago, 111. Fruit cutting and pitting machine
Eehmeyer, Henry C, et al. (See Bowers, Lewis M., assignor.)
Eeich, Freidrich H , Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
Eeichart, Frederick. (See Odewahn and Eeichart.)
Eelohert, Louis, Scranton, Pa. Drilling-machine
Eeichman, George, Pliiladelijhia, Pa. Lamp-shade protector
Eeichmann, Joseph, Chicago, 111. Valve device
Eeichmann, Joseph, Chicago, III. Hydraulic elevator
Eeid, Clarence E., Baltimore, Md. Ice-shaving machine
Eeid, Edward L., CoUierville, Tenn. Sad-iron heater
Eeid, George, et al. (See Gates, James, assignor.)
Eeid, (Jeorge H. (See McFarland and Eeid.)
Eeid, John, assignor to Nail City Stamping Company, Wheeling, W. Va. Wick-lifter
Eeid, John, Yonkers, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Holder for
toilet-paper
Eeid, John, Yonkers, and E. Hammann, Brooklyn, assignors to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New
York, N. Y. Washtub
Eeid, John L., Davenport, Iowa. Heating-drum or radiator
Eeid, JohnM., Jacksonville, lU. Hook
Eeid, Mary, Fairfax, Iowa. Dish-drainer
Eeid, Eobert, Philadelphia, Pa. Hydrocarbon-burner
Eeid, Samuel, Jersey City, N. J., assignor of one-third to E. G. Tremaine, Brooklyn, N. Y.?
Tobacco stripping or stemming machine -' 5
Eeid, William, Du Page, 111. Grain-separator
Eeif, Charles, et al. (See Hafner, Carl, assignor.)
Eeiff, Charles F., and H. Munk, Fremont, Ohio. Electric cigar-lighter
Eeiff, William H., Philadelphia, as.signor of one-half to E. E. M. Evans, Norristown, Pa.
Advertising apparatus
Eeiffer, Ulricli, assignor of one-half to G. Eupp, St. Louis, Mo. Washing-machine
Eeiley, James O., and H. P. Myers, Bowdle, S^ D. Band-cutter and feeder
Eeiley, Matthew S., assignor of sixty-seven ninety-sixths to E. E. L., G. W., and J. M,
White and F. E. Miller," Washington, D. C. Electric signaling apparatus for block sys
terns - - .
Eeilly, Benjamin P., Genoa, HI. Clothes-clamp
Eeilly, Bernard T. , Wilkes-Barr^, Pa. Cylinder relief- valve
Eeilly, James, Calgary, Canada. Clothes-drier
Eeilly, John C., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical subway system
Eeilly, Michael. (See Brooks, Eeilly, and Eudkins.)
Eeilly, Michael E., Wallace, Idaho. Shade-roller
Eein, Bernard, assignor to F. Wiethoff, Detroit, Mich. Sad-iron
Eein , Bernard, assignor to Union Heater Supply Company, Detroit Mich. Sad-iron
Eein, Gustavus. (See Catlin and Eein.)
Eeiuecker, Johannes G., Gablenz, near Chemnitz, Germany. Machine for manufacturing
relieved-formed revolving tools
Eeingruber, Priedrich. (See Nastvogel and Eeingruber.)
Eeinhard, David F. (See Brust, Eeinhard, and Dunkel.)
Eeinhard, Thomas J., assignor to P. Sherrer and J. Schmidt, Cleveland, Ohio. Cask-pitch-
ing apparatus
Eeiuhardt, Edward M. (See Dunlap, William, assignor.)
Eeinhardt, James H., Newark, N. J., assignor to J. Welter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Numbering-
machine -
Numbering-
Eeinhardt, James H., Newark, N. J., assignor to J. Wetter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
machine 1
Eeinhold, Edwin L., et al. (See Werline, Henry E., assignor.)
Eeinus, Bernard, Paterson, N. J. Purifying tannic acid
Eeis, Theodor, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sheet-metal can !
Eeiser, Christ, Westlake, La. Sawmill-feed
Eeiset, Frederic, et al. (See Busch, Frederic C, a.ssignor.)
Eeising, Casper, assignor of one-half to L. V. Walkley, Southington, Conn. Sheet separat-?
ing and printing machine 5 ,
Eeiss, Edward C, et al. (See Enholm, Oscar A., assignor.) j
Eeiss, Ernest v., New Orleans, La. Apparatus for removing impurities from smoke
Eeisse, William, St. Louis, Mo. Pan-lifter '
Eeist, Cyrus P., Lebanon, Ind. Support for fence posts I
Eeist, Henry G., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Armature?
for dynamo-electric machines - $
Eeist, Henry G., Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Commutator
Eeitter, Christian, Saginaw, Mich. Printer's quoin
Eelay Manufacturing Company. (See Ziegler, John G., assignor.)
Eelyea, Charles H. W., North Adams, Mich. Car-coupling
Eelyea, David S. (See Knight, Chichester, and Eelyea.)
Kembert, Henry, Willis, Tex. Cotton cleaner
Eemick, Edward A., Newark, N. J., and P. Fleck, Long Island City, N. Y. Watchcase-
spnng .
Kemington Arms Company. (See Fay, Eimmon C, assignor.)
Eemington Arms Company. (See Fay and Humphreys, assignors.)
Bemington-Sholes Typewriter Company. (See Sholes, Zalmon G., assignor.)
Eemmel, Nicholas, Kewaskum, Wis. Drilling-machine
Eemmers, Bernhard, assignor of one-half to A. P. Mende, New York, N. Y. Purifying
water -
Eemsen, Timothy A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Switch for eleciric-railway cars -
Eemus, Teodor, Dresden, Germany. Apparatus for bending strawboard
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
02
fci)
>
V69
0 ■
til
a
527,371
Oct. 9
1141
(278
<279
(280
22T
517,588
jSpr. 3
281
65
67
56
521,670
June 19
1632
382
07
1526
517,298
528,029
517,589
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
2627
2280
283
616
549
66
66
69
67
1994
4C5
56
522,030
June 26
2286
(547
1548
(67
1664
530,652
516,338
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
1038
9b0
253
233
69
66
1419
1652
513,059
Jan. 16
2230
536
66
448
520,221
May 22
2259
550
67
999
.529,568
522,534
520,539
519,736
519,392
Nov. 20
July 3
May 29
May 15
May 8
1892
609
2781
1425
838
450
156
672
314
203
69
68
07
07
67
lOiP
120
1113
831
713
527,885
Oct. 23
2007
(481
J 482
|C9
415
526,200
Sept. 18
1535
5359
1360
jos
1455
522,919
July 10
1272
315
68
256
527,024
530,900
513,143
Oct. 2
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
578
1428
2360
140
339
570
69
69
66
109
1490
943
528,444
Oct. 30
2993
(723
)724
^69
609
525,029
530,853
529,628
524,789
Aug. 28
Dec. U
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
1833
1356
1977
1402
447
323
471
342
68
69
69
68
1042
1477
1046
948
520,863
513,728
530,653
June 5
■Jim. 30
Dec. 11
199
3348
1039
45
826
253
67
66
69
1233
763
1419
519,820
May 15
1558
381
67
8.5T
529,310
Nov. 13
1418
341
69
924
521,000
June 5
445
106
67
127T
521,001
June 5
440
106
67
1277
517,626
516,403
523,239
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
July 17
344
1099
1844
"'262'
464
67
66
68
67-
1673
377
525,999
Sept. 11
1178
(268
<269
^270
^68
1378.
517,297
519,549
513,200
Mar. 27
May 8
Jan. 23
2626
1113
2416
616
267
591
66
67
66
1994
762.
559
523,685
July 31
2625
(652
1653
|68
552
526,742
531,332
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
123
2216
29
530
69
09
24
1664
518,745
Apr. 24
2279
566
67
460
530,458
Dec. 4
652
(162
J 163
|69
1335
519,926
May 15
1726
423
67
888.
525,742
Sept. 11
733
169
68
1298
521,964
524,532
529,192
June 26
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
2167
976
1203
520
239
290
67
68
69
1643^
856
884,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
269
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Renean, James W., Houston, Tex. Car-wheel lubricator
Eenehan, James J., New Britain, Conn. Electiic-lamp support.
Reniker, James, Dennison, Ohio. Dust-pan
Renkert, Jacob J. (See Rutter, George S. M., assignor.)
Renn Henry .J. (See Renn, John F., assitcnor.)
Renn, John F., assignor of one-half to H. J. Renn, Trevorton, Pa. Egg-beater
Rennerfelt. (Justaf, Lynn. Mass. Dynamo-electric machine
Rennyson, William, Norristown. Pa. Machine for mixing mortar
Reno, Joseph. (See Bugbee and Reno.)
Renshaw, James, Denver, Colo. Sinking pump
Renter. Charles H. , Allegheny, Pa. Match-safe
RentOD, George W., et al. (See Rothchild, Joseph, assignor.)
Renwick, Edward S., Millburn,N. J. Carriage-wheel
■"lerdon, Patrick E., assignor of one-half to J. McDade, Kane, Pa. Hydrocarbon-gas-black
machine
515,249
.'>23,998
530,654
Ressler, John "W. (See Fleming and Ressler.)
Ret.'loff, Otto C, Winnebago, Minn. Sprinkler
Renkanff, George C, Philadelphia, Pa. Ornament for picture, mirror, or other frames . .
Reuleaux, Josef. (See Laughlin and Reuleaux.)
Reus, Michael, Escatawpa, Miss. Fruit-gatherer
Renssner, Albert F. L., assignor of one-half to "W. C. Barr, Jersey City, N. J. Steam-boiler.
Renter, Alexander L., et al. (See Farmer, Julius M., assignor.)
Renter, Henry, et al. (See Farmer, Julius M., assignor.)
Renter & Mallory. (See Struck, Charles E., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Renterdahl. Ar-rid. (See Berglind and Reuterdahl.)
Reuther, Johan "W. (See M61otte, Jules, assignor.)
Renther, "Wilhelm. (See M61otte and Reuther.)
Revolving Advertiser Company. (See Beaumont, Frederick J., assignor.)
Res, Benjamin F., St. Louis, Mo. Electric railway-signal
Rex, David J. (See Daub and Rex.)
Rey, Panl "W. A., Lubeck, Germany. Wardrobe
Reyels, Henry, and F. Ebert, Chicaso, 111. Machine for cutting and cleaning entrails
Reynolds, Abram D. (See Fields, Charles C, assignor.)
Reynolds, Andrew, Seattle, Wash. Device for removing ashes from locomotive ash-pans..
Reynolds, Andrew J., assignorlo G, Haseltine, Hoboken, iJ^. J. Reed-organ
Reynolds, Benjamin S. (See Orr and Reynolds.)
Reynolds, Bloomer A., Eochelle, 111. Potato-digger
512,991
528,691
531,447
523,945
511.799
512,900
527,622
530,901
Reynolds, David E., Philadelphia, Pa. Toy bank
Reynolds, Edwin. (See Benn, Alfred R., assignor.)
Reynolds, Edwin, Milwaukee, Wis. Means for centering face-plates for lathes
Reynolds, Edwin, Milwaukee, "Wis. Valve mechanism for blowing-engines
Reynolds, Edwin, Milwaukee, Wis. Valve mechanism
Reynolds, Ella J., et al. (See Reynolds, Hamline W., assignor.)
Reynolds, George H., 'Sew York, N. T., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to?
Xational Company, Chicago, 111. Hydro-engine for operating elevators 5
Revnohls, George H., New York, N. Y., assignor to Crane Elevator Company, Chicago, HI.
Hydraulic elevating apparatus
Reynolds. Hamline W., assignor to A. B. Smith, E. J. Reynolds, and J. C. Knapp, Geneva.)
ir. Y Boiler ' .5
Reynolds, Henry L., andH. "W. Ketchnm, Seattle, Wash. "Winding-engine
Reynolds;, Henry S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for forming wire hinges or links
Reynolds, Henry S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for forming wire bail's
Reynolds, Irving H., assignor of one-half to Edward P. Allis Company, Milwaukee, Wis.i
Valve-controlling mechanism (
Reynolds, John, London, England. Apparatus for heating and ventilating, &c
Reynolds, John H. (See Gerdom, Gregory, assignor.)
Reynolds, John H., Chicago, HI. Street-sweeper
Reynolds, .Joseph A., assignor of one-half to J. H. Vaughn, "W. L.Jones, andG. "W. Enoehel,
Santa F§, N". Mex. Ter. Wrench
Reynolds, Myron H., Olean, N. Y. Grinding and polishing machine
Reynolds, Richard J., and G. M. Jones. Springville, Ala. Car-coupling
Reynolds, Stephen H. (See Hood and Reynolds.)
Reynolds, Vf ythington, et al. (See Green, Ira L., assignor.)
Rheinberg, Nathan, London, England. Comb
Rhetls, John E., Salem, Ind. Secondary battery
Rhind, Frank, Meriden, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Signal-
lantern for bicyles
Rhind, Frank. Meriden, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Signal-
lantern for bicyles .".
Rhind, Frank, Meriden, assignor of one-half to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport,
Conn. Central-draft lamp. (Reissue)
Rhind, Frank, Meriden, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Wick-j
raiser j
Rhind, Frank, Meriden, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Shade
or ^obe holder
Rhind, Frank, Meriden, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. De-
vice for suspending lamps
Rfaind, Frank, Meriden, asslgnorto Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, (ionn. Lamp-
burner ,
Rhino, John, Hecla, Mont. Door-securer
Rhoades, Alonzo E., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Separator for spin-
ning-frames
Rhoades. jiJonzo E., assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Separator for spin-
ning-rails
Rhoades, Alonzo E., and G. A. Draper, assignors to Hopedale Machine Company, Hopedale,
Mass. Twister-roll
Rhoades, Monroe, Warsaw, Ind., and C. L. Fluck, East Greenville, Pa. Fence-post
Rhoads, Daniel C, et al. (See Rhoads, John, assignor.)
Rhoads, Henry "W., Passaic Bridge, N. J., assignor to Rhoads Sash Balance Company, San
Francisco, Cal. Sash-fast«ner
518,511
512 519
519,685
529,408
523,649
521,940
519,643
522,122
522,273
522,304
518,700
524,046
517,826
519,619
519,160
520,864
518,651
515,250
524,563
525.282
529,048
518,968
527,509
528,445
520,658
520,659
11,436
525,720
527,289
530,459
531,219
512,218
523,644
531,561
513,826
.523,905
Feb. 20
Aug. 7
Deo. 11
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
July 31
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
Jan. 9
May 8
Nov. 20
July 24
June 26
May 8
June 26
July 3
July 3
Apr. 24
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
May 8
May 1
June 5
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
May 1
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
May 29
May 29
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
July 24
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
July 31
Monthly
volume.
1261
14.32
524
2091
52
1040
2131
306
3431
3102
82
1983
1553
1429
514,035 ' Feb. 6
1803
1324
1343
1598
2548
2115
1276
2431
179
224
2184
124
677
1233
396
200
2098
2093
1030
2268
953
49
1371
2998
2976
2977
2338
693
1008
655
2011
811
2539
2617
3487
3014
95
310
358
123
519
12
254
507
75
579
772
21
470
376
C339
)340
C462
i463
319
324
380
639
C507 )
^508 5
306
Official
Gazette.
584
49
60
^546
[547
28,29
(168
) 169
(296
)297
96
45
(523
)524
(519
1520
254
552
226
13
334
724
720
720
565
ri60
[161
244
163
477
197
637
627
859
749
67
68
67
262
301
1292
1278
671
1419
429
701
1706
641
19
403
316
1491
372
262
803
977
522
1635
790
1691
37
45
> 67 445
685
131
67 763
25 66
614
1233
428
1278
1121
839
545
283
610
1149
1149
1133
1291
201
1335
1611
154
521
1742
790
623
872
270
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jyatentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Rhoads,
car . .
Khoads
Rhoads
Rhoads
Rhoads
Rhoads
Rhoden
Rhodes,
Rhodes
Rhodes,
Band
Ribard,
John, assignor of two-thirds to J. F. and D. C. Rhoads, Philadelphia, Pa. Freight-
John F., et al. (See Rhoads, John, assignor.)
John H., and G. H. Spannagel. Nokomis, 111. Food-screen
John N"., Philadelphia, Pa. Trousers-fastener
Sash Balance Company. (See Howard, AnS' n M., assignor.)
Sash Balance Company. (See Rhoads, Heniy "W., assignor.)
, George. Cleveland, Ohio Smoke-consumer
Daniel, "Washington, D. C. ISfut-lock..
John F., Athens, Ga. Combined pea thrasher and separator
John W., Havana, 111., assignor toPioneer Thrasher Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
Paul, Marseilles, France. Railway signaling apparatus
Ribereau y Marteaux, Louis, Havana, Cuba. Machine for making molds ,
Rice, Abraham L., "Wright, Iowa. Hay -loader
Rice, Arthur H. (See Locke, Frank D., assigTior.)
Rice, Charles L., assignor of one-half to T. G. Mayhohm, Granite Falls, Minn. Door-oper-
ating device
Rice, David H., deceased, Brookline; C. M. Williams, Lowell, Mass., "W. R. Chester, and
L. H. Rice, executors. Electric calling apparatus
Rice, David H., Brookline, assignor to C. G. Sargent s Sons, Graniteville, Mass. "Wool-
washing machine
Rice, David H., Brookline, assignor to C. G. Sargent's Sons, Graniteville, Mass. "Wool-i
washing machine i
Rice, Edmund, IT. S. Army. Combined military garment and belt '.
Rice, Edwin "W., Jr. (See Thomson and Rice.)
Rice, Edwin "W., Jr., Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.(
System of electric distribution <
Rice, Edwin "W., Jr., Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.'
System of electrical distribution
Rice, Edwin W., Jr., Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Alternating-current generator
Rice, Edwin "W., Jr., Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Dynamo-electric machine
Rice, Edwin "W., Jr., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Arma-
ture for dynamo-electric machines
Rice, Edwin W., Jr., Lynn, Mass.. assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Motor-suspension for railway-work
Rice,.Edwin W., Jr., Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, of New
York. Armature foi- dynamo-electric machines
Rice, Elliott S. (See HLsey, Charles S., assignor.)
Rice, Elliott S. (See Hisey and Rice.)
Rice, George M., Jr., "Worcester, Mass. Method of and apparatus for the treatment of ores
Rice, Keness P. (See Pendergrass and Rice.)
Rice, Lafayette M., Leavenworth, Kans. "Window-shade appliance
Rice, Lepine H., et al., executors. (See Rice, David H.)
Rice, Nathaniel B., Chicago, HI. Brick-machine
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rich, Emanuel A., New York, N. Y. Moistening device for cigar-boxes
Rich, Emanuel A., New York, N. Y. Moistening device for cigar-boxes
Rich, Emanuel A., New York, N. Y. Moistening device for cigar-boxes
Rich, Harrison, Corralitos, Cal. Rotary drier
Rich, Henry B., New York, N. Y. Pin for neckwear
Rich, Louis F. C, and J. H. Hull, New York, N. Y. Auger for boring and reaming
Rich, Thomas. (See Sanford, Ross M., assignor.)
Richards, Charles A., assignor of one-half to B. F. Fox, Reading, Pa. Registering sav-
ings-bank
Richard H. (See Sargent and Rice.)
Robert H., Fremont, Ohio. Device for inflating pneumatic tires -
Thomas C, \Yorcester, Mass. Street- car fender
William. (See Scott, Barton "W., assignor.)
"William, Rome, Pa. Holdback
"William H. (See Norton, Stephen, assignor.)
"William H. (See Norton and Rice.)
"William H. , Rochester, N. Y. Safety-guard for street-cars
"Williams., Smithville, N. Y. Truss
No.
526,261
.526,342
531,063
517,238
530,963
522,493
517,887
522,-194
519,310
527,510
526,036
517,299
521,817
521,818
523,177
516,835
516,836
523,779
526,743
516,837
524,117
521,671
511,800
516,315
Date.
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
July 3
Apr. 10
July 3
May 1
Oct. 16
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
June 26
June 26
July 17
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
July 31
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
June 19
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
516,023 Mar. 6
523,443 July 24
524,734 Aug. 21
520,612 May 29
525,115 I Aug. 28
523,814 I July 31
512.121 I Jan. 2
512.122 I Jan. 2
512,219 I Jan. 2
522,767 I July 10
,526,055 Sept. 18
529,049 Nov. 13
Richards, Charles R., assignor to Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Machine for printing wads on both sides
527,290
524,610
Oct. 9
Aug. 14
Richards, Charles "W., Cleveland, Ohio. "Wire-feeding device for nail-machines 526,117 | Sept. 18
Richards, Elias, and R. Lucas. New Orleans, La. Stop-motion for doubling-frames
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn. Telephone-transmitter
Telephone- transmitter
Antifriction-roller
Boring-tool
Knob attachment
assignor to "W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Turret-?
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn.
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn.
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn.
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn.
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn.
lathe.
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Turret-?
machine for boring cylinders - S
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Hori->
zontal drilling-machine S\
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve->
body 5
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Turret-
lathe.' 1 515,365
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Seating |
valve-bodies.. >i >...... ....>. 516,658 i
522,495
513,729
July
Jan.
3
30
513,730
Jan.
30
519,591
52.5,116
530,624
May
Aug.
Dec.
8
28
11
513,653
Jan.
30
513,827
Jan.
30
515,129
Feb.
20
515,364
Feb.
27
Feb. 27
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
271
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kaine, residence, and inTeution.
Ricbards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to W. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Turret
mechanism
Richards, Francis H., assignor to J. P. Xee, Hartford, Conn. Cartridge-elevating mech-j
anism !
Kichards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Cose, Diifton, Pa. Furnace
Eichaids, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Trareling-
grate furnace
Eichaids, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Furnace
Richards, Francis H., Hartford. Conn., assignortoW.Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Turret-lathe.
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-j
grate furnace \
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Cose, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-i
erate furnace <
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-
grate furnace
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-J
grate furnace <
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-
grate furnace
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-
floor furnace
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-^
grate furnace \
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-
grate furnace
Richards, Francis H., Hartford, Conn., assignor to E. B. Coxe, Drifton, Pa. Traveling-
grate furnace
Richards, Frank C, Felicity, Ohio. Perrautation-lock
Richards, Frank P., Edinburg, HI. Straw-stacker
Richards, GeorgeC, SanFrancisoo. Cal. Fruit-box
Richards, George L., et al. (See "Weale, Henry P., assignor.)
Richards, John A., Capon Road Station, Va. Bicycle
Richards, Marcius C, assignor to "Wilcox Manufacturing Company, Aurora, 111. Door-1
hanger , ;
Richards, Orlando, Bristol, "Wis. Horse hay-rake
Richards, Samuel L. (See Fall, "Wineland, and Richards.)
Richards, Thomas M., Ebensburg, Pa. Reversible toboggan-slide
Richards, Thomas S. (See Hackworth and McLellan, assignors.)
Richards, "Wtllard F., Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Companj', New York, N. T. Car-(
butfer <
Richards, "Willard F., Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Company, New York, N. Y. Car-
buffer
Richards, "Willard F., Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Company, New York, N. Y. Car-i
buffer - ' )
Richards, "Willard F , Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Company, New York, N. Y. Lo-
comotive-buffer
Richards, "Willard F., Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Company, New York, N. Y. Car-i
buffer !
Richards, "Willard F., Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Company, New York, N. Y. Tes-
tibule-car ,
Richards, "William. (See Norton and Richards.)
Richards, "William T. (See Dodge and Richards.)
Richard.<«, "William T. (See Dodge, Tillou, and Richards.)
Richards, "Wilton L. , Maiden, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass.
Electric telephone
Richardson, AlbertC, South Frankfort, Mich. Casket-lowering device
Richardson, Charles, assignor to Queen City Ventilated Barrel and Basket Company, Buf-
falo, N. Y. Knockdown package or barrel
Richardson, Charles G., Toronto, Canada. Refining nickel and copper mattes
Richardson, Charles H. (See Lusby and Richardson.)
Richardson. Charles H.. assignor to S. S. "White Dental Manufacturing Company, PhUa-)
delphia, Pa. Controlling mechanism for electric motors ]
Richardson, David, Indianapolis, Ind. Railway-track liner
Richardson, David A., Paulding, Ohio. Fence
Richardson, Dwight S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Heater
Richardson, Dwight S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Boiler- furnace
Richardson, Ebenezer, Sheffield, England. Apparatus for turning leaves of music, &c
Richardson, Edwin A., Cumberland Mills, Me. Cleaning attachment for pulp-screens
Richardson, Edwin F., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for fastening fire-hose to ladders
Richardson, Erasmus, Esbon, Kans. Horseshoe
Richardson, George, etal. (See Armistead. Fabian H., assignor.)
Richardson, George A., assignor of one-half to J. "W. Richardson, Reading, Mass. Shoe
and making same.
Richardson, (jeorge 0., Summerville, Oreg. Folding bed
Richardson, George "W., Chicago, 111. Comb-cleaner
Richardson, Hamilton A. (See Bainewitz, John, assignor.)
Richardson, Henry, Lichfield, England. Grain- weighing machine
Richardson, Herbert, assignor of one-half to F. "W. Tidball, Grand Rapids, Mich. Keed-
organ
Richardson, Isaac, Cleveland, Ohio. Coin-controlled machine
Richardson, James A., San Francisco, Cal. Fish-ladder
No.
517,168
515,130
515,612
517,067
517,627
518,969
Date.
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
May 1
Oct. 16
527,448
527,449 i Oct. 16
527,450
527,451
527,452
527,453
527,454
527,455
527,719
530,551
513,597
524,564
513,144
518,276
521,271
512,326
520,573
520,574
520,575
524,072
524,217
526,510
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 10
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
June 12
Jan. 9
May 29
May 29
May 29
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Monthly
volume.
2413
1892
2695
2243
345
52
1262
1264
1268
1272
1275
1279
1284
1288
1708
856
3118
1032
2361
1449
918
982
2840
2842
2843
173
427
2125
521,220 June 12 831
529,311 Nov. 13 1419
525,158
518,117
523,444
52.5,117
515,019
.521,420
529,409
523,008
529,193
530,656
530,797
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
July 24
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
June 12
Nov. 20
July 17
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
513,368 Jan. 23
512,901 Jan. 16
520,613 May 29
May 22
Richardson, James V., Farmville, Va. Railway-signal
Richardson, Jason "W. (See Richardson, George A., assignor.)
Richardson, Jay C, assignor to Union National Gas Saving Company, New York, N. Y.
Valve for gas-saving regulators
Richardson, John P., Cambridge, assignor to Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company,
Boston, Mass. Music-desk for upright pianos
Richardson, .John S., et al. (See Norwood, George, assignor.)
Richardson, John T., Harrisburg, assignor of one-half to A. H. Ege, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Damping- wagon
520,336
516,990
527,886
530,655
530,798
515,968
517,239
529,878
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Deo. 11
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
2066
1169
199.i
1715
1180
1599
1435
1204
1043
1268
2716
1984
2905
2087
2010
1042
1269
372
2525
568
5475
J 476
670
531
82
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(310
J 311
C311
J 312
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315
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254
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(362
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J 218
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(686
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341
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291
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306
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69
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67
(552
1553
488
431
(280
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380 I I
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67
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701
595
494
482
254
574 69
1953
1240
1405
1919
67
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262
263,
263
264
267 .
26g
269
345
1387
722
867
544
298
1377
198
1124
1125
1125
693
■.40
1579
1361
924
1082
230
458
1070
1209
1427
977
302
884
1420
1461
612
403
1137
1036
1873
416
1419
1522
1975
1133
272
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
TRiehardson, Jonathan. (See Murphy and Richardson.)
Richard.son Manufactuiing Company. (See Aiguier, Edward B., assignor.)
Hichardson, Myron H., Windom, Kans. Windmill
Richardson, Thomas L., Hoisington, Kans. Air-brake attachment
Richardson. "William, deceased, and J. Fidler. deceased: C. L. Sturtevant, administrator,
assignor to Piatt Brothers & Company, Limited, Oldham, England. Cotton-opener and
stopping mechanism therefor
"Richardson, William S., Boston, J. B. and P. B. Chase, Newton, Mass. Device for attach-i
ing members of glove or other fastenings
Richardson, Willie A., assignor to A. Curtis and E. T. Marble, Worcester, Mass. Cloth-
folding machine
Richardson, Willis S., assignor to Newark Watch Case Material Company, Newark, N. J.
Watchcase-pendant
Richardson, "Willis T., David City, Nebr. Nut-lock
Richardson, Winfleld S., Camden, N. J., assignor of one-half to F. A. Tygert, Philadelphia,
Pa. Water heating and feeding apparatus for steam-boilers
Richberg, John C, Chicago, 111. Table-cutlery
Ricliberger, George, Clarksdale, Miss. Spool-cabinet
Richell, Ernest A. (See Mooers and Riohell.)
Riohey, Frank W., Chicago, 111. Staple-fastener for wooden vessels or boxes
Richey, .James. (See Pendergrass and Rice, assignors.)
Richey, Virgil G-., assignor of one-half to G. W. Pottle, Dayton, Ohio. Seed-planter
Richie, Walter J., Lima, Ohio, assignor, by mesne assignments, to C. F. Zimmermann
Company, Dolgeville, N. T. Harp
Richman, Alfred D.. Daretown, N. J. Milk-can attachment
Richmond, Charles F., Mattoon, 111. Garment-supporter and nnderwaist
Richmond, George B., Lansing, Mich. Dental disk-carrier
Richmond, George B., Lansing, Mich. Dental pellet
Richmond, George B. , Lansing, Mich. Dental-pellet machine
Richmond, Henry T., Malvern, Iowa. Neck-yoke attachment
Richmond, Henry T., Malvern, Iowa. Neck-yoke center ".
Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works. (See Mellin, Carl J., assignor.)
Richmond, Samuel H., Norwalk, assignor of one-half to J. H. Clute and F. M. Raymond,
Westport, Conn. Sectional ventilating-cbimney
Richmond, Samuel H., Norwalk, assignor of one-half to J. H. Clute and F. M. Raymond, (
Westport, Conn. Sectional ventilating-chimney ;
Richter, A dolf, Rndolstadt, Germany. Damper for musical instruments
Richter, Carl H., Boizenbnrg, Germany. Sash-fastener
Richter, Ernest "W"., Washington, D. C. Means for preventing air-bubbles in ice
Richter, Ernst. (See Hoffmann and Richter.)
Richter, Ernst, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Utilizing electric motors
for operating machinery
Richter, Friedrich A. , Rudolstadt, Germany. Spring-winding mechanism
Richter, Friedricb A., Rudolstadt, Germany. Musical instrument
Richter, Friedrich A., Rudolstadt, Germany. Musical instrument ,
Richter, John A. (See Gilhaus and Richter.)
Richter, Max. (See Sudheimer, Thon, and Richter.)
Richter, Max M. F., Hamburg, Germany. Composition for pacifying waves of the sea . . .
Richter, Rcinhold, (jrablonz, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for forming sand molds
Rick, John J., and L. Larson, Centralia, Wis. Horse-detacher
Rickabach, William H., assignor of one -half to W. L. Huston, Mishawaka, Ind. Eleva-
tor
Rickard, Benjamin F. and W. H., Harrisonburg, and S. S. Miller, Bridgewater, Va. Te-
h icle-brake -^
Rickard, Sidney A. (See Spauldiug, Harlow E., assignor.)
Rickard, William H. (See Rickard and MiUer. )
Ricker, John W., Chelsea, Mass., assignorof one-half toG. A. Horn, Newark, N.'T. Churn-
dasher
Ricker, John W. , Chelsea, Mass. , assignor of one-half to G. A. Horn, Newark, N. Y. Churn-
dasher •
Ricker, William H., Cambridge. Mass. Fountain for the distribution of soda-water
Rlcketts, James J , Pittsburg, Pa. Coupling for water-closets
Ricketts, John L., et al. (See Savage, Charles G., assignor.)
Rickett!*, Pierre D., New York, N. Y. Electrolytic separation of nickel from copper
Rickev, Israel E., Oakland, Cal. Electric annunciator
Riddeil, De Witt C, et al. (See Staniford, Frank C, assignor.)
Riddel], John, Saugus, Mass., assignor to Thomson - Houston Electric Company, of Con-1
necticut. Milling-machine I
Riddeil, John, Saugus, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York. Con-
centric clamp
Riddeil, Newton N., Raymond, Nebr. Boring-machine
Riddelle, Philip S., "Woodstock, Va. Revolving window-sash
Ridder, John F., Qnincy, 111. Bill or account holder
Riddle, John B., Morganfield, Ky. Protractor
Rider, Frederick W., et al. (See Walker, William E., assignor.)
Rider, Herbert E., assignor to A. Falck, New York, N. Y. Electric railway
Rider, Herbert E., and J. H. Lewis, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for generating steam by
electricity
Ridge, Fred. D., Nashville, Tenn. Fruit cutter and press
Ridge, Joseph, Chicago, 111. Vehicle
Ridgeway, Otto B., et al. (See Shaw, George V., assignor.)
Ridgway, Edward, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Glove or garment fastening
Ridgway, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lock
Ridgway, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lock
Ridings, John H., Morris, HI. Combined hay rake, tedder, and loader
Ridout, Chester G., E. M., and M. T., assignors of one-fourth to W. D. Graham, Hutchin-
son, Minn. Carriage top •
Ridout, Edgar M. (See Ridout, Chester G., E. M., and M. T.)
Ridout, Moses T. (See Ridout, Chester G.. E. M., and M. T.)
Ridsdale, Charles H., Guisbrough, England. Lubricator
No.
516,900
513,145
520,832
530,657
519,073
517,933
521,941
513,955
513,146
529,081
527,184
526,744
518,512
518,550
524,218
518,701
525,797
525,798
527,372
527,373
512,566
515,482
527,811
513,418
529,194
528,608
513,532
518,329
519,737
519,161
519,3.=i0
520.337
517,768
529,668
514,164
521,920
512,058
515,925
514,276
514,686
516,838
523,009
529,506
514,773
517,590
513,828
525,864
516,167
515,791
523,547
513,279
522,430
521,247
514,383
Date.
1933
2362
140
1044
846
2118
3687
2365
1010
824
126
1869
1926
429
2192
826
1144
1145
Mar. 25
Jan. 23
June 5
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
June 26
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
May 15
May 22
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
June 26
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
July 17
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Mar. 6 695
Mar. 6 103
Monthly
volume.
456
[570
1571
30,31
C254
^255
213
508
907
571
244
200
30
463
476
102
548
188
5 188
I 189
280
281
1389
1866
2790
1205
145
3015
1538
1426
399
766
2454
595
683
291
36
744
363
344
187
595
146
2045 I 490
2073
546
301
515
1186
1833
1437
1784
1330
286
3494
74
128
71
296
f433
[434
359
425
333
217
164
24
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Dec. 11 858 5 ^[^
July 24
Jan. 23
July 3
June 12
Feb. 6
2383
2584
453
875
684 173
517,300 1 Mar. 27 i 2631 617 66 1995
598
625
115
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67
69
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273
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inrention.
Kiedel, John M. (See Frederick and Riedel.)>
Eiedel, Josef, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Self-acting brake for roller-skates
Riedy, John P., Williamsport, Pa. iiumber-stamping attachment tor sawing or trimming
machines
Kiegelmaun, Emil, Augsburg, Germany. Valve for expansion-cylinders of vapor-compres-
sion en gines
Riegle, David F., Portland, Oreg. Hotel-register
Riehle, Frederick A. (See Buzby, Charles E., assignor.),
Riemann, Henry A., Hannibal, Mo. Mitering-machine
RiepE<;l, John, Cowanesque, Pa. Pump
Riera y Hernandez, Jo86, Havana, Cuba. Cigarette-machine
Ries Electric Specialty Company. (See Ries, Elias E., assignor.)
Ries, Elias E., assignor to Ries Electric Specialty Company, Baltimore, Md. Regulating-
socket for electrical apparatus
Ries, Elias E., assignor to Ries Electric Specialty Company, Baltimore, Md. Electric-cur-
rent regulator
Ries, Elias E., assignor to Ries Electric Specialty Company, Baltimore, Md. Portable
regulator for electric currents
Ries, Elias E., and G. J. Scott, Baltimore, Md. Electric motor
Ries, George A., San Francisco, Cal. Cock for gas-burners
Riesen, Cornelius von, Beatrice, Nebr. Band-cutter and feeder
Riesinger, George, Buffalo, N. Y. Ice-velocipede
Rife, William A., Waynesborough, Va. Hydraulic ram or engine
Rigby, Arthur. (See Reading and Eigby.)
Rigby, Brierley K., Ditton, assignor of one-half to F. A. R. NeUl, St. Helens, and A. C.
Carr, Rainhill, England. Manufacture of cement
Rigby, Brierley K., Ditton, as.signor of one-half to F. A. R. Neill, St. Helens, and A. C.
Carr, Rainhill, England. Manufacture of cement ,
Rigby, Nicholas L., and H. B. Reaves, Los Angeles, Cal. "Windmill ,
Rigby, Richard, Fall River, Mass. Loom-temple
Rigdon, William. (See Crossley, Stout, and Rigdon.)
Riggs, George P., assignor of one-half to W. Heald, Sistersville, W. Va. Bullet-mold
Righter, Thomas M., Mount Carmel, Pa. Coal washer and separator
Rightmire, Harry C, assignor of one-half to T. A. Pearce, Philadelphia, Pa. Holddown
for knitting-mafhines
Right myer, Genevieve M. (See Rightmyer, Homer W., assignor.)
Rightrayer, Homer W., Ulysses, N. Y. Shaping attachment for stone-planers
Rightmyer, Homer W., assignor to G. M. Rightmyer, Taughannock Falls, N. Y. Guide-
clarap for stone-sawing machines
Rightmyer, William T., Meriden, Conn. Penholder
Eiker, Andrew L., New York, N. Y. Electrical converter
Riker, Andrew L., New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine or motor
Riker, Andrew L., New York, i^^. Y. Brush-holder for dynamo-electric machines or motors -
Riker, Andrew L., New York, N. Y. Means for mounting and driving dynamo-electric
machines
Riker, Mary, Yonkers, N. Y. Binder attachment for sewing-machines
Riley, Alberta, assignor orone-half to W. and L. W. Jordan, Boston, Mass. Hinge
Riley, Frank. (See Taylor and Riley.)
Riley, George, andH.H. Vork. Fayetteville, Ark.; said Riley assignor to said York. Com-
bined wagon-body and weighing-scale
Riley, Henry V. (Spc Selden and Riley.)
Riley, Henry V., andC. Selden, Baltimore, Md. Electrical railway-signal
Riley, James E., Wilmington, assignor of one-half to J. B. Alexander, Los Angeles, Cal.
Apparatus for steaming' and cleaning grain
Riley, James H., assignor to Curtis & Curtis, Bridgeport, Conn. Device for holding nip-
ples daring threading
Riley, John A. (See Mclntyre, Byron P., assignor.)
Riley, John E., et al. (See Traphagen, George W., assignor.)
Riley, Joseph. (See Lawson, William, assignor.)
Riley, Michael, London, Ohio. Foot-guard for railway-frogs ■
Riley, Thomas C, Boston, Mass. Soda-fountain
Riley, Thomas C, Boston, Mass. Soda-fount-.iin
Riley, Thomas C, Boston, Mass. Soda-fountain
Riley, Thomas C., Boston, Mass. Soda-fountain
Riling, Joseph, assignor to S. B. Rowley, Philadelphia, Pa. Cap and locking device for
closing pipes or orifices
Riling, William B., Girard, Kans. Tongue-support
Rineck, John. Jr. (See Wilt, Edwin F., assignor.)
Ring, Daniel F., et al. (See Mackey, Frank M., assignor.)
Ring, James W., Boston, Mass.. assignor, by mesne assignments, to Van Wagoner &.)
Williams Hardware Company, Jersey City, N. J. Pneumatic door-check \
Ring. Williamson M., J. W. Smith. and'A. Anness, assignors of one- fourth to A. W. Snyder;
said Ring assignor of his remaining inlerest toL. B. Leonard, Liberty, Ind. Lawn-rnower-
Ringheim, Knut, Nevada, Iowa. Spai k-arrester ".
Ringness, John J. (See (3-rimland and Ringness.)
Rujgrose, Eduard W., assignor of one-half to D. Bayne and C. E. Baldwin, Baltimore, Md.
Machine for moving railway-cars
Rings, Julius A., 7'rew York, N. Y. Curtain-pole ring, &c
Rinman, Gustave C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Apparatus for reducing pipe-joints.
Rinn, James J., San Francisco, Cal. Tent- fastening
Rinn, .James J., San Francisco, Cal. Tent
Rinn, James J. San Francisco, Cal. Tent
Rinn, James J., San Francisco, Cal. Tent
Riordan, John J., Jr., Baltimore, Md. Hat-fastener
Riordan, Joseph A., Harrison, N. J. Combination-tool for carriages.
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No.
521,181
.529,195
521,731
526,581
521,769
.514,336
516,392
515,969
515,970
515,971
519,272
518,536
522,230
526,745
519,970
523,645
526,910
527,157
515,720
521.819
531,562
513,441
530,903
530,242
530,603
515,020
518,768
520,169
525,118
514,606
.529,312
516,659
515,366
516,114
513,147
.530,6.58
515,056
515,0.57
519,433
519,434
518.008
512,902
521.182
513,442
519,026
527,374
531,563
524.400
528,391
528,392
528,393
528,394
520,660
519,550
Date.
June 12
Nov. 13
June 19
Sept. 25
June 19
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
May 1
Apr. 17
July 3
Oct. 2
May 15
July 24
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
June 26
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
May 22
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
May 8
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
June 12
Jan. 23
May 1
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
May 29
May 8
Monthly
volume.
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1206
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2873
1897
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2827
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1597
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1420
1544
2305
607
2365
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1779
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380
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68
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69
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66
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67
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1742
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1209
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467
982
68
66
69
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1070
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1330
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274
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Kippey, William G., et al. (See Grjesemer, Adam, assignor.)
Sippien, Herbert A., assignor of one-half to D. H. Bokhof, Freeport, 111. Spring-hinge
Eippin, Charles, St. Louis, Mo. Mixing-machine
EischmuUer, George, San Pranciaco, Cal. Door-operating device
Kischmuller, George, San Francisco, Cal. Door opener and closer ,
Eishel, George P. (See Lake and Rishel.)
Kishworth, John M., S. Ingham, and J. Vickers, Leeds, England. Hopper of dressing ori
separating machines for flour or other materials |
Rising, G. Frank. (See Brien, James T. and T. K., assignors.)
Eisinger, D. H. (See Lawhon, David "W., assignor.)
Eisinger, Frank, East Liverpool, Ohio. Bicycle
Eisley, David, assignor of one-half to E. Baldwin, Colfax, Wash. Steam-boiler attachment
Eisley , Ward, Henrietta, Tex. Apparatus for burning garbage ,
Eisou, Mastin L., Paris, Tenn. Gate
Eitchey, James, Evansville, Ind. Table-leg fastening
Eitchey, Olivia M. (See Depp, Hezekiah E., assignor.)
Eitchie, Matthew L., assignor to himself and Browne & Magown, New York, N. T. Appa-
ratus for sawing stone
Eitchie, Walter S. (See McHenry, James W., assignor.)
Eites, Francis M.. Pittsburg, Pa. Governor
Eitscher, Adam, Taylorville, lU. Drive-chain
Eittberger, Max, Potsdam, Germany. Bedstead and couch
Eitter, Andrew J., Eahway, N. J. Envelope
Eitter, George B., New York. N. Y. Cover for. I'ars, &c
Eitter, Gustavus A., New York, N. Y. Portable perfume-receptacle ,
Eitter, J. P. V., et al. (See Fryer, Eobert M., assignor.)
Eitter, Wilhelm. Cologne. Germany. Street-lamp
Eitter, William E. (See Keith, Ethan B., assignor.)
Eitz, Augustus N. (See Thomas, Lincoln N., assignor.)
Eitz. Ira A., Newton, Mass. Adjustable door-fender
Eitzler, John A. (See Miller, AlvinC, assignor.)
Eitzmann, William, Chicaso. 111. Burglar-alarm
Eiza, Mike H. , Centre Mill, Tex. Pipe-wrench
Eoach, John H. (See Hay good and Eoach.)
Eoadhouse, Levi, assignor to A. EUwood, De Kalb. 111. Wire-stretcher
Eoake, Stephen A.., Peekskill, and F. G. Smith, Williamsbriilge, N. Y. Railway-tie
Eoake, Stephen A., Peekskill, and F. G. Smith, Williamsbriilge, N. Y. Railway-rail
Eoark, Calvin M., assignor of one-half to A. J. McCuistion, Alto, Tex. Churn
Eoat, Lewis, Milton, Pa. Fertilizer-distributer
Eobh. Thomas J., et al. (See Eobinson, William S., assignor.)
Eobb6, Wlllem D., Gorinchem, Netherlands. Waterproof roof-covering and the manufac-
ture thereof
Eobbins, Charles E.. Memphis, Tenn. Filtering- ventilator for cars
Eobbins, Charles H., Owosso, assignor of one-half to S. Dean, Ann Arbor, Mich. Gas-
burner
Eobbins, Franklin S., Allentown. Pa. Nut-lock
Eobbins, John A., et al. (See Salzman, Christian A., assignor.)
Eobbins & Myers Co. (See McGUvray, Charles F., assignor.)
Eobbins, Richard B., Adrian, Mich. Corn or cane harvester
Eobbins, Richard B., Adrian, Mich. Fence-post
Eobbins, Samuel F., Langhorne, Pa. Holdback for vehicles
Eobbins, William 0., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for-extracting oil
Eober, Bernhard, Dresden, Germany. Steam-boiler furnace
Robert, Charles A., assignor of one-third to M. D. Cremar, Portland, Oreg. Sash-lock
Roberts, Albert E., Norwalk, Ohio. Metal railway-tie
Eoberts, Andrew J., Boston, Mass. Street-sweeper
Roberts, Benjamin, Jacksonville, Fla. Elevated railway
Eoberts, Charles E. (See Farnsworth and Eoberts.)
Eoberts, Charles E., Oak Park, HI. Machine for finishing bolt-heads and nuts
Eoberts, Charles E. , Oak Park, HI. Rod-support for screw or other machines
Roberts, Charles H. (See Smethurst, Aaron, assignor.)
Roberts, Charles H., Hartwell, Ohio. Electric locomotive for elevated tracks
Roberts, Charles J., and J. W. Owen, Buford, Ga. Animal- trap
Roberts, Charles R., Addison, Pa. Current-collector for dynamos
Roberts, Charles W. (See Beckett and Roberts.)
Eoberts, Charles W., North Bennington, Vt. Method of andapparatusforproducingwood-
pulp
Eoberts, Cyrus, deceased; J. B. and G. A. Eoberts and C. B. Tucker, Three Eivers, Mich.,
andS. H! Eoberts, Denver, Colo., executors. Hand-car
Eoberts, Cyrus, deceased; J. B. and G. A. Roberts, C. B. Tucker, Three Rivers, Mich.,
and S. H. Roberts, Denver, Colo., executors. Car-wheel
Roberts, David H., et al. (See Fox and Yates, assignors.)
Eoberts, Edward M., J. F. Blackwood, and J. P. Cahill, Charleston, S. C. Locomotive-
diaphragm
Roberts, F. W. (See Hill, Harry W., assignor.)
Roberts, Frank. (See Jackson and Roberts.)
Eoberts, Frank C, Philadelphia. Pa. Blast-furnace enlarging apparatus
Eoberts, Frank E., assignor to Yost Manufacturing Company, Toledo, Ohio. Bicycle
Eoberts, Frank K.. and G. M. Burroughs, Santa Cruz, assignors to Seller Bros. & Co.,
San Francisco, Cal. Fender for metallic tubs or boilers
Eoberts, George A., et al., executors. (See Roberts, Cyrus.)
Eoberts, George A., Three Rivers, Mich. Dump-car
Eoberts, George W. (See Rowley, Frank, assienor.)
Eoberts, Hara, Fort Wayne, Ind. Railway-rail joint
Eoberts, Henry P., assignor to W. H. Quirk and L. H. Green, Boston, Mass. Self-sealing
bottle...
527,158
526,541
524,769
524,810
513,280
524.652
511,968
517,301
514,626
512,992
525,283
527,720
514,774
513,419
519,093
513,731
515,169
526,870
515,792
516,771
529,196
524,352
51!i,4n9
518,679
528,030
525,922
512,520
514,277
528,446
523.237
515,483
525,119
524,095
523,732
514,497
528,892
517,302
520,080
518,925
521,002
526,790
511,862
520,804
515,613
527,812
514,729
528,278
514,337
519.094
516,115
517,827
528,279
521,866
525,364
Date.
Oct. 9
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
Aug. 28
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
May 1
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
.Tan. 9
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
July 31
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
May 22
Apr. 24
June 5
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
June 5
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Feb. 6
May 1
Mai-. 6
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
June 26
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
788 ! 192
2126 {^J^
"^^{335
1438 352
2585 !|g2g
1174
403
2631
1087
2134
2269
1712
1333
2791
264
3354
1955
334
105
1728
1209
679
2374
2151
2280
1053
1324
518
2490
1998
211
2715
871
672
2633
1995
2573
448
201
184
80
2698
1867
1260
2715
619
264
609
678
2716
1969
77
288
94
f617
[618
271
507
552
412
334
683
62
827
488
25
406
292
165
589
538
550
239
320
127
725
638
C616
J 617
488
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672
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)223
162
C618
J 619
488
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637
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449
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275
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
^Name, residence, and invention.
Roberts,
Roberts,
Roberts,
Roberts,
Roberts,
Robeits,
Roberts,
Roberts,
Roberts,
Roberts, John A., et al. (See Markley, John A., assignor.)
Roberts, Jobn R., Homer City, Pa. Incubator ..
Roberts, John W., assignor to Roberts Tinware Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Can-crimping
andR. H., Rocliester, N. T. Oil-can pump
Brooklyn, N. T. Electrolytic diaphragm
Electrolytic apparatus
Electrolytic decomposition of salts
Apparatus for manufacturing caustic alkali.
Apparatus for electrolysis of salts
Electrolytic-decomposition tank
(See Roberts, Cyrus.)
James H., Brooklyn, N. T. Electric appliance for dumb-waiters
Hiram F
Isaiah L.
Isaiah L,
Isaiah L.
Isaiah L.
Isaiah L.
Isaiah L.
James B.
Brooklyn, N. T.
Brooklyn, N. T.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
et al., executors.
machine .
Roberts, John W., assignor to Roberts Tinware Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Can-seaming
machine
Roberts, John TV., assignor to Roberts Tinware Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Can-seaming)
machine S
Roberts, John W., assignor to Roberts Tinware Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Can-soldering^
machine i
Roberts, Llewelyn. (See Bagley and Roberts. )
Roberts, Luke, Bradford, England. Perambulator
Roberts, Luke, Bradford, England. Brake for railway-cars
Roberts, I{ateH., assignor of one-half to E. C. Atkins', Indianapolis, Ind. Draft-equalizer-
Roberts, Nate H., assignor to E. C. Atkins, Indianapolis, Ind. Rotary plow
Roberts, OrviUe T., assignor of one-half to "W. E. Roberts, AUentown, Pa. Eaves-trough
Roberts, Raphel H. (See Roberts, Hiram P. and R. H.)
Roberts, Richard W., Chicago, 111. Typewriting machine
Roberts, Robert M., Anderson, Ind. Glass-carrying truck
Roberts, Samuel H., et al., executors. (See Roberts, Cyrus.)
Roberts, Susie A. (See Eorsberg, Carl A., assignor.)
Roberts, Throp & Company. (See Donovan, James, assignor.)
Roberts Tinware Company. (See Roberts, John W., assignor.)
Roberts, "Walter E. (See Roberts, OrviUe T., assignor.)
Robeits, William H. (See Washington and Roberts.)
Roberts, William J. (See Halaron, William, assignor.)
Roberts, William J., et al. (See Paul, James and J. T., assignors.)
Roberts. William W., North Bend, Nebr. Collapsible decoy
Roljertshaw, Frederick W., Pittsburg, Pa. Lubricator
Robertshaw. Frederick W., Pittsburg, and J. M. Cooper, Bellevue, Pa. Gas-stove.
Robertson, Charles K., et al. (See Dubelman, John, assignor.)
Robertson, George W., London, England. Station-indicator -
Robertson, James, Manchester, England. Method of and apparatus for forming metal^
articles
Robertson, James, Manchester, England. Apparatus for forming metal articles
Robertson, James, Manchester, England. Apparatus for the manufacture of metal tubes,
rods, &c
Robertson, James, Manchester, England. Apparatus for the manufacture of metal tubes,
rods.
Robertson, James, Manchester, England. Forming metal articles
Robertson, James, Manchester, England. Apparatus for forming metal articles .
Robertson, -Joseph. (See Cooper, Harry, assignor.)
Robert.son, Lucius, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mechanical dentistry
Robertson, Thomas, Toronto, Canada. Confectionery -machine
Folding bed .
Robertson, William A. , Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Lathe for relieving taps ; . . .
Robeson, Millard F., Elmira, N. Y. Ear for buckets, &o
Robins, Henry S. , Philadelphia, Pa. Safety-fender for tram, electric, or cable cars
Robins, William B., Cincinnati, Ohio. Lamp
Robinson, A. J., et al. (See Loughmiller, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Robinson, Aaron B., Marysville, Ohio. Machine for cutting and shocking standing corn .
Robinson, Aaron J., Fremont, N. H. Sawing-machine
Robinson, Andrew F., Cambridge, and A. B. Dodge, Allston, Mass,
Robinson, Andrew J. (See Pinkham, Frederick S., assignor.)
Robinson, Andrew J., Boston, Mass. Detachable umbrella-cover
Robinson, Andrew J., Boston, Mass. Detachable umbrella-cover
Robinson, Andrew J., Boston, Mass. Detachable umbrella-cover
Robinson, Arthur W. (See Hayward and Robinson.)
Robinson, Arthur W., Baltimore, Md. Lamp trimmer and regulator
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis. Dredge-bucket
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis.
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis.
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis.
machines
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis. Water-jet for amalgamating-maohines
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis. Amalgam -trough and water-supply pipe for
amalgamating-machines
Robinson, Arthur W., Milwaukee, Wis. Combined excavating and amalgamating ma-i
chine i
Robinson, Charles H., St. Paul, Minn., assignor to A. S. Browne, Washington, D.C. Steam
heating apparatus
Robinson, (iharlesM. (See Robinson, James T. and C. M.)
Robinson, Clark, Hartley, Iowa. Tire-heater
Robinson & Co., John T. (See Robinson and Chamberlain, assignors.)
Robinson & (Company. (See Robinson, Francis W., assignor.)
Robinson, Cyrus, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Electri-
cally-operating pump
Journal-box tor dredging or like machinery
Bearing for amalgamator-screens
Tailings-discharge apparatus for amalgamating-
No.
512,220
522,614
522,615
522,616
522,617
522,618
522,619
517,169
515,554
521,893
521,894
521,895
.521,896
513,248
529,082
524,790
530,964
516,576
529,410
524,909
529,463
.526,503
526,791
523,919
524,504
524,505
524,506
524,507
524,508
524,509
514,201
524,401
521,510
519,874
525 233
514,036
518,551
529,839
520,244
512,903
512,904
512,905
514,627
519,551
523,407
523,408
523,409
523,410
523,411
526,056
521,440
527,541
516,840
Date.
Jan. 2
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 10
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 26
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
Dee. 18
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
July 31
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
June 19
May 15
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
May 22
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
May 8
July 24
July 24
July 24
July 24
July 24
Sept. 18
June 12
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
814
763
764
765
767
768
770
2605
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2018
2025
2031
2534
1012
1404
1543
1395
1601
1600
1706
2070
202
3042
935
937
938
939
941
1651
2188
97
2337
2295
1987
1988
1990
2136
2137
2139
1274
1224
1423
197
192
192
193
193
193
193
C568
^569
645
486
C487
H88
C488
J 489
5 489
^490
611
244
343
366
332
380
391
407
493
48
f757
J 758
1759
(760
(229
927 < 230
(231
Otficial
Gazette.
231
231
232
232
232
387 92
772 189
1365 {^17
402
534
25
1927 {1?«
' C555
i556
557
471
471
472
1088 271
1115 I 267
2134 .536
2135 536
536
336
537
(294
1295
290
346
66
S67
66
276
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
ITame, residence, and invention.
Eobinson, Dighton A., Minneapolis, Minn. Swivel-support for grain-sponts
Robinson, Dighton A., Minneapolis, Minn. Swivel-spout for elevators
Robinson, Edward, London, England. Apparatus for drying tea, sugar, or other substances .
Eobinson, Edward W., Deering, Me. Bottle-stopper extractor
Eobinson, Eugene M., Chicago, 111. Railway-switch stand
Eobinson, Eugene M., assignor of one-half to Paige Iron Works, Chicago, 111. Railway-
track jack
Robinson, Francis W ., assignor to Robinson & Company, Richmond, Ind. Thrashing-ma-
chine
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Eobinson,
Frank, Gloucester, Mass. Sheet-shackle
Frederick C, East Fremont, Mich. Multiple gearing.
George AV., Albany, N. T. Stencil
Hanson, Baltimore, Md. Bottle seal
Helen A., Clymer, N. Y. Preserving-.iar
Henry, et al. (See Demmick, George "W"., assignor.)
Jay A. , Denver, Colo. Tobacco or cigar moistener
James E. (See Hopper, "William J., assignor.)
James J. (See Moore, Francis A., assignor.)
James T. and C. M., Altoona, Pa. Car-truck
Eobinson, John, assignor of one-half to "W. J. Chaninel, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture
of electric conductors
Eobinson, John, assignor of one-half to W. J. Chaninel, Philadelphia, Pa. Insulated elec-
tric conductor
Eobinson, John, assignor of one-half to W". J. Chaninel, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture
of electric conductors '.
Eobinson, John C, Brooklyn, N. T. Check-punch
Eobinson, John J., Philadelphia, Pa. Veterinary tooth-cutter ,
Eobinson, John T., and H. J. Chamberlain, assignors to J. T. Eobinson & Co., Hyde Park,
Mass. Machine for forming box-blanks
Eobinson, Joseph, London, England. Door spring and check
Robinson, Lewis T. (See Knowles and Robinson.)
Eobinson, Lewis T., Middletown, Conn., assignor to Schuyler Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Means for measuring electric currents
Robinson, Mark H,, assignor to Willans & Robinson, Limited, Thames Ditton, England. j
Expansion-gear for engines (
Eobinson, Miner, Newton, Mass. Insulating-tube r
Eobinson, Eobert, Eomiley, England. Apparatus for stretching felt hat-bodies
Eobinson, Samuel, Monmouth, 111. Automatic fire-kindler
Eobinson, Samuel, Monmouth, 111. Hub-attaching device
Eobinson, Thomas C, Jr., Ipava, 111. Driving-gear
Eobinson, William, Boston, Mass. Eadial car-truck ,
No.
.')12,394
524,984
515,446
528,031
525,159
512,750
524,954
517,068
531,220
.'529,464
.'il8,277
520,338
527,291
Date.
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Fob. 27
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
May 22
Oct. 9
512,749
529,411
529,412
529,413
528,280
522,8.55
516.709
513,621
516,839
521,573
517,591 !
528,806
512,221 Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
July 10
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
June 19
A pr.
Nov.
515,842
517,303
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
' 524,402 I Aug. 14
Robinson, William, Boston, Mass. Center bearing for car-trucks
Robinson, William, and F. D. Fergusson, Makotuku, New Zealand. Hand-truck
Robinson, William F. S. , Somerville, Mass, Street-car ,
Robinson, William F, S., Somerville, Mass. Car-fender •.
Robinson, William H., New Tork, N. Y. Car-coupling
Robinson, William S., assignor of two-thirds to T. J. Rohb and C. A. Haeseley, Fancy
Farm, Ky. Ball-bearing for wheel boxes
Robinson, William S., assignor of thirteen-sixteentlis to F. X. Pierceall. W. O. Ballard, C.
A. Haeseley, J. M. Willett, T. J. Robb, and W. B. Willett, Fancy Farm, Ky. Transom-
lifter.
Eobischung, Henry B., Kalamazoo, Mich., assignor to Chicago Railway Equipment Com-
pany, Chicago, ill. Finger-guard clamp for brake-beams
Eobischung, Henry B., Kalamazoo, Mich., assignor to Chicago Eailway Equipment Com-
pany, Chicago, III. 15rake-beam and leinforcirig-clamp therefor
Robisbn, Alasco C. (See Robison, Frank L., assignor.)
Eobison, Charles W., Peoria, 111. Steam-engine
Eobison, Frank L., Albion, assignor of one-half to A. C. Robison, Canandaigua, N. Y.
Baling-press
Eoblin, John S., West Bay City, Mich. Apparatus for lighting buildings
Roche, Charles W., Halifax, Canada. Brush
Roche, Edward J. , Milford, Mass. Bone-cutter
526,844
513,201
525,284
525,285
514,964
531,564
527,347
527,159
528,238
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Deo. 25
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
517,015 Mar. 20
Roche, Edward J., Milford, Mass. Machine for comminuting bone and vegetable matter
Eoche, Edward J., Milford, Mass. Means for controlling operative connection between
feed-screws and followers.
Eoche, EdwardP., San Francisco, Cal. Buttonhole repair-patch
Roche, James, assignor to Eagle Lock Company, Terryville, Conn. Master-key lock
Roche, James, assignor to Eagle Lock (Company, Terryville, (!!onn. Lock ,
Roche, James, assignor to Eagle Lock Company, Terryville, Conn. Master-kev padlock .
Eoche, Thomas C, Brooklyn, assignor to E. & H. T. Anthony <fc Company, New York, N. Y.
Photographic plate .'
Roche, Thomas C., Brooklyn, assignor to E. & H. T. Anthony & Company, New York, N. Y.
Photographic plate .'
Rochester Bunging Apparatus Company. (See Wolters, Henry J., assignor.)
Rochester, George. (See Rochester and McArthur, assignors.)
Rochester Lasting Machine Company. (See Combs, Edgar S., assignor.)
Rochester Machine Screw Company. (See Brown and Smith, assignors,)
Rochester, William Y., Ottawa, and J. McArthur; said McArthur assignor to G. Roches-
ter, Nepeau, Canada. Dynamite and making same
Rock Lsland Plow Company. (See Jewett, Charles C,, assignor )
Rockford Manufacturing Company. (See Jones, James H., assignor.)
Rockford Silver Plate Company. (SeeKelley, George B., assignor.)
Rockoff, August, New York, IJ^. Y. Electrical cut-out
Rockoflf, August, New York, N. Y. Handpiece for portable electric lamps ,
Rockwell, Edward D., assignor to New Departure Bell Company, Bristol, Conn. Bell
Rockwell, Edward D., assignor to New Departure Bell Company, Bristol, Conn. Brakefor
bicycle- wheels
.529,083 Nov. 13
527,0(15 Oct. 2
527,456 Oct. 16
. 516,510 Mar. 13
. [ 531,426 Dec. 25
531,427 Dec. 25
522,768 ' July 10
520,121 ; May 22
524,148 Aug. 7
525,562 j Sept. 4
519.645 May 8
519.646 May 8
517,396
525,563
525,564
517,395
524,839
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Aug. 21
Monthly
volume.
1103
1740
2434
2282
2067
1703
1678
2248
2013
1707
1451
2455
1010
1698
1602
1605
1606
2717
1163
1623
3162
1469
287
507
177
2635
775
285
2447
2270
2271
1634
2621
1096
789
2647
2122
1014
545
1291
1286
2377
2379
1041
2063
311
414
1281
1262
2820
415
417
2819
1499
267
425
603
550
f504
[505
407
411
532
477
407
363
595
245
;406
1407
381
381
382
6.i5
290
387
776
434
C343
i344
66
122
(197
)198
43
619
(189
)]90
68,69
591
553
553
409
628
207
193
638
Official
Gazette.
244
134
316
305
(568
I 569
569
257
504
73
100
100
100
659
367
69
69
69
68
66
G6
67
J 66
66
66
66
69 161
69 ■ 517
f501 )
I 502 I \
<503 )
66
69
850
103
69 i 270
66 1707
69 1696
69 1696
68 I 212
67 I 965
08 I 719
68 1228
67 791
67
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
277
Name, residence, and Invention.
Rockwell, Ed ward D., assignor to NewDepaitnre Bell Company, Bristol, Conn. Clamp for
bicycle-bells
Rockwell, Frederick C. (See Stevens, John C, assignor.)
Rockwell, Frederick C, Hartford, Conn. Electric lamp
Rockwell, Gertrude P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Baking-pan
Rockwell, Herbert 0., et al. (See Knapp, Charles, assignor.)
Rockwell, Lncius A., and "W. A. Hull; said Rockwell assignor to Fowler & Rockwell,
New York, N. Y. Cracker-cutter
Rockwood, (ieorge I. , "Worcester, Mass. Valve mechanism for engines - _.
Rodenbaugh, Charles, Allegheny, Pa. Double-acting pump
Roder, Adolphe, Philadelphia, Pa. Air-tight package
Eodes,Tyree T., Paris, Mo. Hand-cultivator
Rodgers, Catharine E., adn inistratrix. (See Rodgers, George TV.)
Rodgers, George "W., deceased; C. E. Rodgers, administratrix, assignor of two-thirds to I.
Thomas, Bellefonte, Pa., and A. S. Valentine, Atlantic City, N. J. Car-heater
Rodgers, Howard S., Hartford, Conn. Dynamo-electric machine or motor
Rodig, Adolf, Saband, Germany. Making plates, &c., of combined metals
Rodin, Charles F., assignor of one-half to A. Merle and A. Rudgear, San Francisco, Cal.
Guiding device for discharge-nozzles
Rodman, Charles "VV., Queens, N. Y. Tenpin-ball
Rodm.inn, Carl. (See Wettstein and Rodmann.)
Rodriguez, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Separable button
Rodwell, George J. B., assignor to Rodwell Manufacturing Company, BuflFalo, N. Y. Sign-
letter
Rodwell, George J. B., assignor to Rodwell Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N. Y. Sign-
letter
Rodwell Manufacturing Company. (See Rodwell, George J. B., assignor.)
Rodwell. Thomas, Baraboo. Wis. Tire-tightener
Roo, Arthur R. (See Merritt and Roe.)
Roe, George H., et al. (See Van Emon, Burton C, assignor.)
Roe, Isaac F. (See Soleau, Edward R., assignor.)
Roc, James P., Pottstown, Pa. Yoke for manhole-covers
Roe, James P., Pottstown, Pa. Manhole-cover
Roe, John P., assignor to Ropeways Syndicate, Limited, London, England. Apparatus for?
transporting loads by traveling cables S
Roe, John P., assignor to Ropeways Syndicate, Limited, London, England. Running and
carrying cable
Roedel, Adolph. (See "Ward. William M., assignor.)
Roedel, John, Jr., Buffalo. N. Y. Sunshade for hats, &c
Roehl, Charles E., St. Joseph, Mo. Induction electric railway
Roehm, Frank A., et al. (See Roehm, William H., assignor.)
Roehm, William H., Portage, assignor of two-thirds to F. A. Roehm, Durand, and A. H.
Tongen. Rio, Wis. Twine-reel •
Roemer, Elizabeth. (See Roemer, William, assignor.)
Roemer, John H. (See Jacobs, Keil, and Roemer.)
Roemer, William, assignor to E. Roemer, Newark, N. J. Bag-lock
Roennau, l<'reilerick C. J.. New York, N. Y. Milk-can or analogous receptacle
Roepper, Charles W., et al. (See Blaine, George E., assignor.)
Roesen, Oscar, assignor to R. Hoe, T. H. Mead, and C. W. Carpenter, New York, N. Y
Clamping device for lithographic stones
Roethe, Henry E. (See Powers, Lyman A., assignor.)
Roever, Julius, Brooklyn, N. Y. (Join-controlled game
Roger, John. Denver, (Jolo. Filter
Roger, John, Denver, Colo. Roasting-furnace -
Roger, John, assignor of one-half to X. B. Stearns, Denver, Colo. Automatic feed mech-j
anism j
Rogers, Andrew W., assignor to S. W. Winslow, trustee, Beverly, Mass. Abrasive cover
for buffing-machines -
Rogers, Arthur, assignor to Watt Mining Car Wheel Company and T . & A. Rogers, Bames-
A-ille, Ohio. Sled
Rogers & Bros., C. (See Lombard, Edward C, assignor.)
Rogers, Charles D. , Providence, R. I. Machine for making screw-blanks
Rogers, Charles D., Providence, R. I. Tack-driving implement
Rogers, Charles S., Atlanta Ga. Churn-dasher
Rogers, Charles T., Mansfield. Mass. Bicycle-saddle
Rogers, David, and T. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa. Gas stove or heater
Rogers, E. S. (See Scates. George R., assignor.)
Rogers, Elroy L., Wakefield, Mass. Catcher's glove
Rogers, Enos O. (See Coons and Rogers.)
Rogers, Ethan, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Machine for making ax-polls
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
N. Y.
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Rogers,
Fence
George A., assignor of one-fourth to W. J. Hel wig, Allegheny, Pa. Glazier's tool
Henry C, Holstein, Iowa. Hay-rack
Homer, Boston, assignor to S. H. Howe, trustee, Marlborough, Mass. Heel
James H., Bladensburg, Md. Printing-telegraph instrument
James H., Wa.shington. D. C, assignor of one-half to C. V. Graves, Natural Bridge,
Producing illuminated letters
James H., and W. Fracker, Washington, D. C. Electrically-propelled vehicle
James W., London, England. Heel
John A., and D. C. Burns, Hartsell's, Ala. Gin-saw-sharpening machine
John H.. Fairliinrt, Mich. Wire spacer and twister
Merritt L., Exeter, Nebr. Neck-yoke
Milton N., Minneapolis, Minn. Soaking-boot
Robert W., San Francisco, Cal. Treating air for medical purposes
Stephen C, et al. (See Brown, Samuel, assignor.)
T. & A., et al. (See Rogers, Arthur, assignor.)
Thomas N.. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Apparatus for heating and ventilating rooms
Timothy, Springfield. Ohio, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to Ohio
Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Wind-engine
No.
Date.
i524,840 Aug. 21
517,069 ! Mar. 27
511,801 Jan. 2
519,293 May 1
."j.'S.gog Aug. 7
523,240 j July 17
528,260 ; Oct. 30
526,818, Oct. 2
519,644 ;
512.843 ;
530,719
I
520,222
520,898
520,122 [
513,281
I
513,282
531,064
May 8
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
May 22
June 5
May 22
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Dec. 13
521,732 June 19
,')21,733 June 19
530,720 ■ Dec. 11
530,902 Dec. 11
514,278 Feb. 6
517 531 I Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
520,189 ' May 22 2203
sag, 840 Nr-- •_■: -J :; '
518,726 Apr. 24 , 2245
517,240 Mar. 27 ! 2526
523,650 July 24 2551
522,935 ' July 10 { 1302
523,594 July 24
512,123 Jan. 2
520,081 May 22
529,958 ' Nov. 27
528,519 Oct. 30
531.333 Dec. 25
512,222 Jan. 2
528,343 j Oct. 30
531,221 ' Dec. 18
529,957
527,292
513,622
524,118
512,395
512,3-27
517,965
.'525,515
529,607
511,908
519,047
529,684
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
2456
655
1997
2535
3121
2218
618
2820
2014
2534
1011
3164
251
1500 367
2248
86
532
22
835 155
54 ;i2, 13
1845 l^
2681
242
1279
1879
1141
2260
265
2065
2587
2587
1715
1737
1738
1146
1431
519
185
465
647
59
307
444
278
550
64
504
626
626
407
413
413
i278
!279
340
127
42
536
524.811 Aug. 21 I 1440 ^353
526,460 Sept. 2- ' 2012 -CO
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Nov. 27 2271
Jan. 2 309
May 1 1 176
Nov. 20 i 2070
1104
983
911
324
526,792 Oct. 2 , 203
511,969 Jan. 2 : 405
593
639
324
325
(32
) 32
616
157
HS9
611
756
531
198
681
(478
<479
(480
Oil
5 2-15
)246
777
58,59
267
241
228
81
512
72
42
495
94
Official
Gazette.
68
67
68
69
69
67
66
67
67
67
66
67
67
09
66
67
J 68 I 955
68 1558
07 i 45t
66 i 1975
68 1 523
68 I 505
06 126
^67 ; 953
69 ' 1157
69 1 633
69 1664
66 155
69 578
> 69 1612
» I
69 1157
>69 I 202
66 ' 730
68 I 708
66 ! 221
66 ; 198
67 1 187
68 I 1212
69 1108
66 ; 60
67 . 570
69 '• 1063
278
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Eogginger, John, assignor to C. N. Brisco and J. F. Muchmore, Chicago, 111. Bottle-stop-
per
Eohde, Charles A., et al. (See Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Eohlf, Henry J., Chicago, 111. Kotarywater-meter
!Rohrbach, Gabriel, Del Rio, Tex. Turn-table..
Kohrbach, Gabriel, Del Rio, Tex. Gate-latch
Rohrer, M., etal. (See Harrison, "William T., assignor.)
Roletter, George W. (See Kennedy and Roletter.)
Rolf, Frederick W., Lawrenceburg, Ind. Thill -coupling
Rolfe, Charles A., (jhioago. 111. Police signal-telegraph system
Rolffes, Carl, Hoboken, N. J. Sash-fastener
Rolfson, Rolf J., San Francisco, Cal. Game apparatus
Rolfson, Rolf J., San Francisco, Cal. Dynamometer
Roll, Leonard, Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Car- wheel
Rollason, Sarah.J., assignor to W. H. Fletcher, London, England. Windmill or wind-motor .
Rollings, Winfield S. , Indianapolis, Ind. Folding or extension table
Rollins, Daniel G., Bucksport, Me. Spring-bed
Rollins, George A., Chicago, 111. Commutator
Rollins, (jreorge L., assignor of one-half to Eagle Cotton Gin Company, Bridgewater, Mass.
Condenser Kr cotton-gins '.
Rolph, Benjamin M., Dixon, 111. Cultivator
Roman, Reinhard I., London, England. Solder for nse with aluminium and its alloys
Roman, Reinhard I., London, England. Aluminium alloy
Roman, Samuel, Montreal, Canada. Cigar-package
Romans, Freeland H. (See Harman and Romans.)
Romig, Eugen, (See Schranbe and Romig.)
Rondell, Carl, Minneapolis, Minn. Self-acting door
Roney, Alexander B., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor of one-half to H. R. "Walker, Chicago, 111.
Driving-gear
Roney, Alexanders., assignor to J. E. Jacobs. Chicago, 111. Electric-arc lamp
Roney, Will, Independence, Iowa. Expansible differential pulley
Roney, William R., Boston, Mass., and O. A Stranahan, Chicago, 111,, assignors to West-
inghouae, Church, Kerr & Company, East Orange, N. J. Furnace-grate
Ronk, Jacob E., Fort Wingate. N, Mex. Ter. Aquatic bicycle
Ronne, C. Emil. (See Moore, Jacob J., assignor.)
Rood, Henry W. (See Campbell, Stewart L., assignor.)
Rooke, George, Emporia, Kans. Garment-protector
Rooke, George, Emporia, Kans. Boat
Rooks, AlvaN., assignor of one-half to C. H. Neff, luka. 111. Buggy -top support
Rook wood, James W., Jerico, assignor to J. W. Davis, Jerico Springs, Mo. Hame-tug
Rooney, Henry F., Randolph, Mass. Fender for street-cars
Rooney, Henry F., Randolph, assignor of one-half to M. Chisholm, Boston, Mass. Sand-
ing device for cars :
Rooney, M. F. (See Devers, William J., assignor.)
Eoos, Alfred. (See Kratft and Roos.)
Roosevelt, James A., Austin. Tex. Car-coupling
Roosevelt, Samuel M. (See Powter, Nathaniel B., assignor.)
Root, Albert A. , Buffalo, N. T. Advertising device
Root, Arthur, Alexandria, "Va. Car-coupling
Root, Benjamin M., York, Pa. Feed for fertilizer- distributers
Root, Howard C, Brooklyn, N. T. Automatic toll-box for telephone pay-stations - - .
Root, Howard C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Automatic toll-box for telephone pay-stations - . .
Root, Isaac F., and W. O. Silvey, Middleport, Ohio. Funnel
Root, Nevada L. (See McCamey and Root, assignors.)
Root, Sebra H. (See McCamey and Root.)
Roots Co., P. H. & F. M. (See Wainwright, William W., assignor.)
Roper, Charles F,, assignor to Hopedale Machine Screw Company, Hopedale, Mass.
chine for grinding and polishing
Roper, Sylvester H., Boston, Mass. Fire-escape
Fire-escape -
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape -
Ma
Roper, Sylvester H., Boston, Mass.
Roper, Sylvester H., Boston, Mass,
Roper, Sylvester H., Boston, Mass.
Roper, Sylvester H., Boston. Mass.
Ropeways Syndicate. (See Roe, John P., assignor.)
Roraback, John Z. (See Edgar, Joseph M., assignor.)
Rorer, Francis C. W., Philadflphia, Pa. Axle-box for wheels
Rosbrough, William. (See Green, Alfred, assignor.)
Roscher, C. A. (See Thomas. Carl H., assignor.)
Rose, Addison B.,and J. H. Kelley, Palmyra, Mo. Tongue-support
Rose, Charles O., etal. (See Lake and Rishel, assignors.)
Rose, James C, Aspen, C)olo. Car-coupling
Rose, RufusE.. Kissimmee, Fla. Apparatus for treating phosphate rock
Rose, William E., assignor of one-half to S. C. Hicks, New Carlisle, Ind. Sign-printer
Rosenau, Nathaniel S. (See Misell, David, assignor.)
Rosenberg, Joseph A., and J. Hurst, Syracuse, N. Y. Ejector and mainspring mechanism
Rosenberg, Leopold. (See Hurst and Rosenberg.)
Roseuberger, Simon. (See Jackson and Brann, assignors.)
Rosenblatt, Rudolph A., New York, N. Y. Disinfecting apparatus
Rosenfeld, Jesse, and S. W. Mackey, Baltimore, Md. Bottle-stopper
Rosenfeld, Louis, New York, N. Y. Hoisting apparatus _.
Rosenfeld, Louis, assignor to Rosenthal Brothers, New York, N. Y. Cigar-box
Rosenfeld, Samuel J., New York, N. Y., assignor to himself, and J. A. Louchheim and E.
S. Simon, Philadelphia, Pa. Fender for tram-cars
Roseugarten, Arthur H. (See Deisher, John R., assignor.)
Rosenhauer, August G., and R. Brussel, New York, N. Y. Street-sweeper
Rosenkranz, Adam, Allegheny, Pa. Oil-well pump
Rosenstein, Louis. (See Davis, John B., assignor.) I
Rosenthal I5tothers. (See Rosenfeld, Louis, assignor.) j
Rosenthal, Sigmund A., and V. C. Doubleday, London, England. Element for secondary ■
batteries
525,470
522,802
517,304
521,045
531,565
521,183
556,262
.524,297
531,006
513,623
529,197
527,077
515,793
513,533
513,732
531,506
513,654
528,181
526,943
526,461
514,891
525,743
517,532
519,775
520,899
518,859
527,511
528,032
516,401
518,926
524,735
520,380
521,990
521,529
512,906
515,170
525,623
531,388
516,168
514,094
516,116
516,117
516,118
531,567
524,791
520,339
516,943
519,393
518,118
519,552
.520,540
525,286
526,263
519,204
521,672
529,198
530,350
Date.
Sept. 4
July 10
Mar. 27
June 5
Dec. 25
June 12
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
May 15
June 5
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
May 22
June 26
June 19
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Aug. 21
May 22
Mar. 20
May 8
Apr. 10
May 8
May 29
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
May 1
June 19
Nov. 13
Deo. 4
Monthly
volume.
1091
2637-
525
2624
766
1630
556
1621
3165
1210
656
106
3016
33.55
2625
3227
2540
456
2014
1523
735
IBS
1483
266
2452
1376
2282
1100
2576
1316
2520
63
619
124
628
179
383
132
(384
J 385
777
292
159
25
745
827
629
112
479
381
170
43
360
64
608
335
550
262
637
322
610
2223 i 535
1991 i 472
503 122
2317 553
697
189
610
611
613
2628
164
43
143
113
143
629
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Gazette.
68
67
67
|67
66
|C6
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2009 ' 474 66
839 ; 203 67
1171 : 293 67
2782
2272
1631
475
673
553
383
115
67
68
67
1211 {1^2 1 69
487 ; 120 , 69
1199
222
1996
1292
1743
1349
1474
761
1540
730
885
138
1474
703
765
1743
741
529
1559
1158
1298
38
842
1246
491
284
466
1675
515
932
1050
1652
1482
404
1253
1245
1684
66 1583
1566
1567
1567
1744
1406 , 343 68 949
2456 596 67 1037
1859^
713
230
1116 268 67 762
1113
1122
1474
629
1634 383 67 1526
885
1303
520,614 May 29 2906 702 67 1137
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
279
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, resideuce, and invention.
Kosentreter, Frank !L., assignor to Caldwell Manufacturing Company, Eocheater, N. T.
Sash-balance - - -
Eosenwald, G-ustave, London, England. Machine for corrugating stiffeners for ladies'?
dresses, &c 5
Eosenzweig, Aaron, New York, K. T. Hydrocarbon-stove
Eosenzwey, Paul, Philadelphia, Pa. Illusion apparatus
Eosewater, Benjamin J. (See Miller, George H., assignor.)
Eoslosnik, John, New York, N. Y. Vegetable-cutter
iloss, Alfred, 'Wichita, Kana. Conductor's check
Eoss, Ebenezer. (See Wood and Eoss.)
Eoss, Frank, assignor to T. "W. Smith, London, England. Apparatus for securing type or
matter in printers' galleys
Eoss, Frederick W., Boston, Mass., assignor to Electric Gas Lighting Company, of Maine.
Annunciator
Eoss, Frederick W., Boston, Mass., assignor to Electric Gas Lighting Company, of Maine.
Electrical annunciator
Eoss, Henry S. (See Seabury, Samuel, assignor.)
Eoss, Henry S., New York, N. Y. Ferrule for boiler-tubes
Eoss, James C., Jr., Joliet, HI. Grain-cleaner
Ross, James J., assignor of one-half to G. E. Holden, Detroit, Mich. Electric alarm-signal
for railway-crossings
Eosa, James M., Glasgow, Scotland. Percussion apparatus for drilling
Eoss, Jasper S., Sharon, Pa. Invalid's cuspidor
Eoss, John, Halifax, Canada. Animal-trap
Eoss, John T. (See Preston, John D., assignor.)
Eoss-Keller Brick Machine Company. (See Keller, Henry H., assignor.)
Eoss-Moyer Manufacturing Company. (See Miller, Louis L., assignor.)
Eoss, P. Sanford. (See Eoss. WilliamL., assignor.)
Eoss, Peter S., Newark, N. J. Subaqueous rock-breaker
Eoss, Eobert H., Philadelphia, Pa. Copy-holder
Eoss, Simon , Cincinnati. Ohio. Leather-shaping machine
Eoss, Solon D., Manhattan, Kans. Inhaler
Eoss, Thomas, Westerly. E. I. Car-fender
Eoss, Walter, Detroit, Mich. Self-heating soldering-iron
Eoss, "William, Montreal, Canada. Portable and variable shafting for drUling-machines- . -
Eoss, William, Edinburgh, Scotland. Umbrella
Eoss, William F., and W. Wilcklow, Eocbeijter, N. Y. Soap-distributer
Eoss, "William H., Waco, Tex. Soil-breaking machine
Eoss, "William L., assignor to P. S. Eoss, Newark, N. J. Subaqueous rock-breaking chisel.
Eosser, Charles M. (See Bushee and Eosser.)
Eossetti, Charles de, London, England. Means for supporting velocipede-saddles
Eosson, George A., and C. A. Wever, Clayton, HI. Churn
Eostel, Carl B., Jacksonville, Oreg. Truss
Both, Charles H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pneumatic tire
Roth, David, Cleveland, Ohio. Garment-clasp
Eoth, George, Newark, N. J. Hat setting or flanging machine
Eoth, John C, Lowell, Mich. Oil-can
Eoth, William, assignor to T. Shriver & Co., New York, N. Y. Hoisting apparatus
Eothchild, Joseph, Bath Beach, assignor to G. "W. Eenton, G. C. and E. L. Cranford, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Pump-regulator
Eothenberger, Daniel M., assignor of one-half to J. B. Eussel, Lancaster, Pa. Bank-safe ..
Eothmann, Friederick. (See Strenber, Gustav A. F., assignor.)
Eothrock, Issac N., assignor of one-fourth to M. P. Flegal, Morrisdale Mines, Pa. Wheel-
hub
Eothrock, Oscar, New York, N. Y. Track-clearer
Eothschild, Moses L., Chicago, 111., assignor to Genett Air Brake Company, of Hlinois.
Air-brake apparatus
Eothschild, Moses L., Chicago, HI., assignor to Genett Air Brake Company, of Illinois.?
Air-brake system 3
Eothwell. James F., St. Louis, Mo. Movable house
Eotter, Herman, assignor of one-half to E. Schaeifer, Philadelphia, Pa. "Washboiler
Eotthoff, "William, Eankin Station, Pa. Combination bosh-plate
Eottmer, Henry E., "Washington, D. C. Boat-detaching apparatu.s
Eotzien, Christopher, and P. Arnold, Beeville, Tex. Stock-loadev
Eounds, Herbert G., West Bay City, Mich. Combined step-ladder, ironing-table, and
washbench _
Eounds, Herbert G., "West Bay City, Mich., assignor to W. Goldie, WUkinsburg, Pa.
Multiple-plug strip
Eounseville, George L. B., Chicago, 111. Surgical tourniquet
Eourke, John, Norwich, Conn. Cylinder-pin catch for revolvers
Eourke, John, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter, Condensing apparatus
Eouse, John H., assignor of one-half to J. H. and C. A. Schonhoff, Advance, Mo. Stump-
extractor
Eouse, John H., and C. A. Schonhoff, Advance, Mo. Churn
Eouse, Seymour A., Chicago, 111. Tower for windmills
Eouse, "William H., Fairmont, Minn. Combined hay stacker and loader
Eoussy de Sales, Jules F. G. de, Ste. Menehould, France. Horseshoe-calk
Eoust, Joseph, Quincy, Mass. File-holder
Eouth, Oswald E., Jersey City, N. J. Safety appliance for street-railway cars
Eouy, Gustave, Chicago, 111. Brake for railway-cars
Eouze, Joseph E., McPherson, Kans. Surgical chair
Eow, Oliver M., Liverpool, England. Surface condenser
Eow, Samuel H. (See Godfrey, Joseph S., assignor.)
Eowand, Lewis 6., assismor to universal Fire Alarm Company, Camden, N. J. Thermostat-
Eowell, Hiram C Berlin. N. H. Apparatus for the construction of chimneys
Eowell, Joseph "W., San Francisco, Cal. Terra-cotta and other fireproof constructions
No.
518,278
515,615
523, OM
530,128
519,095
526,264
531,568
513,956
521,016
530,721
514,498
522,431
527,078
520,967
526,582
517,556
518,652
515,614
529,808
5-25,516
511,802
512,486
,529,629
.531,599
529,9.59
531,334
Date.
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
July 17
Dec. 4
May 1
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
June 5
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
July 3
Oct. 9
June 5
Sept. 25
526,265
515,0.58
517,194
531,335
.527,887
.520,082
52,5,744
519,294
51^,927
523,946
517,241
523,595
515,616
515,617
528,131
516,877
515,694
Apr.
3
Apr.
24
Feb.
27
Nov.
27
Sept.
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
Nov.
20
Dec.
25
Nov.
27
Dec.
25
Sept.
18
Feb.
20
Mar.
27
Deo.
25
Oct.
23
May
22
Sept.
11
May
1
.51.5.021
515,794
530,625
519,553
515,367
519,875
530,553
519,821
525,865
526,793
526.367
.515.619
519,738
521,477
.530,460
515,303
514,338
527,375
521,820
531,134
Apr. 24
July 31
Mar. 27
July 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
May 8
Feb. 27
May 15
Dec. 11
May 15
Sept.'ll
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
May 15
June 19
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
June 26
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
1452
1512
91
1632
2630
3689
526
1150
870
455
657
3R6
2186
2101
2700
2273
327
87
1278
1978
2683
2539
2219
1633
1780
2458
2220
2013
1999
736
637
2577
363
C671
{672
378
24
63
383
630
907
124
279
223
115
160
94
522
52,53
C.524
I 525
671
542
81
22
307
471
644
612
531
(383
\ 384
449
578
531
483
489
170
155
637
3103 [l^ijl
2527
2458
2704
24.'i8
1895
1717
107
982
1119
2307
1651
860
1560
•970
20-1
1824
2708
1427
1303
6.57
2191
620
(672
I ( 673
594
(616
J 617
672
2
673
594
448
(705
1706
431
25
241
269
573
402
( 212
1213
' 382
217
48
433
673
344
304
(163
ll64
1 543
(158
ll59
1147 281
189S ! 456
1850 439
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66
66
69
69
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67
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I 66 1 1407
69 ' 498
66 1839
\ 66 1432
66 i 1209
66 i 1474
67
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67
68
60
68
60
67
67
06
280
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Kowenhagen, Emil. (See Klein and Rowenhasen.)
Eowland, Charles L., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Welding apparatus
Rowland, David E., Canton, Ohio. Hoist
Rowland, George, Conshohocken, Pa. Lantern
Rowland, Henry A., Baltimore, Md. Cooling the iron of transformers
Rowland, Henry A., Baltimore, Md. Cooling transformers
Rowland, Henry A., Baltimore, Md. Means for cooling electric conductors
Rowland, William H., et al. (See Tatem, James W., assignor.)
Rowland, William P. (See Heckert and Rowland.)
Rowlands, John R., assignor of one-half to W. H. Boles, Syracuse, N. Y. Can-cleaning?
machine '. {,
Rowlands, John R., assignor of two-thirds to W. H. Boles and W. H. Wales, Syracuse,!
N. Y. Game apparatus '
Rowlands, Walter, Montreal, Canada. Railway-frog
Rowley, Prank, West Superior, Wis. Mail and express car
Rowley, Frank, assignor of one-half to G. W. Roberts. West Superior, Wis. Dish-cleaner,
Rowley & Hermance Company. (See Marsh, Calvin D., assignor.)
Rowley, James E"., Des Moines, Iowa. Coaptating pad for artificial limhs
Rowley, Leslie B., Ashland, Wis. Battery system for electric railways
Rowley, Leslie B., Ashland, Wis. Secondary battery
Rowley, Leslie B., Ashland, Wis. Electric heater
Rowley, Salmon B. (See Fischer, Oeophas, assignor.)
Rowley, Salmon B. (See Gault and Schrader, assignors.)
Rowley, Salmon B. (See Grebe, Christian, assignor.)
Rowley, Salmon B. (See Riling, Joseph, assignor.)
Rowntree, Harold, assignor of one-half to J. B. Burdett, Kansas City, Mo. Indicator for)
elevators j
Rowntree, Harold, assignor of one-half to J. B. Burdett, Kansas City, Mo. Device for op-
erating elevator-doors
Roy, Antoino, et al. (See Chazotte. Jean F., assignor.)
Roy, Joseph K., et al. (See Hall, Charles H., assignor.)
Roy, Joseph P., et al. (See Fortiu, Jules E., assignor.)
Royal Arc Electric Company. (See Marks, Louis B., assignor.)
Royall, John P., Columbia, Mo. Adding-machine
Royer, Louis C, Dayton, Ohio, assignor to F. B. Brock, Washington, D. C. Steam-en-
Roy le, John J., Flixton, near Manchester, England. Steam-trap
RoyKter, Sigel A. (See Cutler, Lorrain L., assignor.)
Ru Ton, Hiram W., Goshen, Ind., assignor to Goshen Sweeper Company, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Carpet-sweeper
Ru Ton, Hiram W., assignor to Goshen Folding Bed Company, Goshen, Ind. Folding bed.
Riibenkamp, August, Dortmund, Germany. Apparatus for drying raw or prepared goods . .
Rabens, Lee, assignor to L. Rubens, Chicago, 111. Undershirt
Rubens, Lillie. (See Rubens, Lee, as.signor.)
Rubenstein, Barnet, Chicago, 111. Bung-stopper
Rubenstein, ^'''than. Ch'-iro. 111. Cloth-cutting machine
Rubin, M,i^ > ^■•■^ N'.\'. Fan
Rubin, Mav, >.!w X •'. ';, X. \. Writing-tablet
Rubin, Max, New York, assignor to Automatic Faucet Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stop-
per
Rubinstein, Nicolas, C. Cluley, and E. Clarke, Coventry, England. Pedal and crank for
velocipedes
Ruby, Alba A., Quincy, 111. Stove
Ruby, John C, and M. E. Frey, York, Pa., assignors to National Manufacturing Ice and
Refrigerating Machine Company, Baltimore City. Compressor-pump ,
Ruchill Chemical Company. (See Meikle, James, Jr., assignor.)
Rucinski. Szymon, and F. M. Kozlowski, Hazleton, Pa. Bellows for forges, &c
Ruckel, John F., etal. (See Smith, Norton, assignor.)
Rucker, Martin D., London, and G. P. Mills, Beeston, England. Wheel for cycles
Rucker, William H., Hillsborough, Oreg. Combined water-motor and fan
Ruckstinat, Johannes. (See Althans and Rnckstinat.)
Ruddy, John, Denver, Colo. Water-gage safety-valve
Rudert, Max, Dnqnesne, Pa. Hot-air furnace
Rudge, Frederick S., and R. E. Doolittle, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ink-blotter
Rudge, Henry C, Denver, Colo. Ore-roasting furnace
No.
Rudgear, Andrew, et al. (See Rodin, Charles F., assignor.)
Rudkius, William. (See Brooks, Reilly, and Rudkins.)
Rudman, Charles. (See Gordon, Minthorne T., assignor.)
Rudolph, Alexander J., San Francisco, Cal. Slip-cutter for index purposes
Rudolph, Alexander J., San Francisco, Cal. Card-catalogue
Rudolph, Alexander J., San Francisco, Cal. Binder for books or pamphlets
Rudolph, Christian, assignor to Firm of K. Oehler, Oflenbach-on-the-Main, Germany.
Bio wn azo dye
Rudolph, Christian, assignor to Firm of K. Oehler, Offenbach-on-the-Marn, Germany. Azo
dye ifTom amidophenolsuITo-acid
Rudolph, Justus H., Slatington, Pa. Slate-frame
Rudolph, Paul, and 0. Nather, assignors to Firm of Carl Zeiss, Jena, Germany. Iris-dia-
phragm shutter
Rudy, Robert C, Detroit, Mich., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. E. Griswold Com-
pany, Chicago, 111. Bicycle mnd-guard
Ruebel, Einst, assignor to himself, S. B. Pike, and W. N. Matthews, St. Louis, Mo.J
Electrical switch \
Rueben, Joseph, Aixla-Chapelle, Germany. Fireproof-ceiling
Rueff, Emil, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for distributing carbonic acid
Rueff, Emil, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for charging liquids with gas
Ruehr, Emil F., Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Combined heater, cooler, and ventilator
Ruehs, Charles L., assignor to liuehs Moulding Sandpapering Machine Company, Chicago,
HI. Sandpapering-machine
519,776
5-24,403
530,626
513,420
513,421
513,422
5-23,713
523,712
524,469
530,243
531,389
526,057
512,907
515,502
517,170
512,223
520,833
521,221
515,695
522,496
525,721
528,009
528,807
528,988
.527,888
.'i" 1.003
' ■■"•I
0,^1, U".)
521,047
523,596
528,989
512,664
528,808
514,965
516,901
531,387
524,653
522,432
523,487
516,119
528,692
528,693
516,380
.516,381
524,3i3
524,670
520,245
517,664
530,1-29
518.513
.518,514
516,405
Date.
May 15
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
July 31
July 31
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
June 5
June 12
Feb. 27
July 3
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
June 5
Monthly
volume.
526,845
l.<ec.
Id
June
5
July
No-r.
24
13
Jan.
9
Nov.
6
Feb.
Mar.
20
20
Dec.
Aug.
July
25
14
3
July
24
Mar.
Nov.
Nov.
6
6
6
Mar.
13
Mar.
Aug.
13
14
Aug.
14
May
22
Apr.
3
Dec.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
4 1
17
17
13
Oct.
2
1487
778
983
2792
2793
2794
2681
2677
873
295
2318
1277
1993
2517
2420
819
144
2835
546
694
148
508
856
2013
450
11 on
171.3
2461
857
1547
510
1636
1934
2316
1175
456
2285
614
307
308
1066
1067
660
1200
2298
422
93
1870
1871
1101
237
360
190
241
684
684
f684
i685
C665
i066
C664
)665
C215
i216
73
553
295
(472
I 473
6-24
569
C198
J 199
32
(195
)196
706
139
161
37
(122
n23
203
483
107
269
408
527 124 67
617
203
372
123
409
457
552
289
115
(574
^575
143
75
75
165
558
(102
\Wi
25
463
463
262
69
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68
84S
820
1410
627
627
561
839
1269'
1684
68 1409
[66 404
66 1369
66 1954
67
68
155
12-23
1361
1433
108
1291
674
738
823
69 416
67 I 1278
67 763
69 1558
1293
505
823
305
739
1195
1846
1684
894
91
472
1567
702
702
1666
1666
801
1007
81
1232
373
374
1673
55
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
281.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Euehs Moulding Sandpapering Machine Company. (See KaehB Charles L., assignor.)
Ruemmler, GustavA., assignor of two-thiids to W.E. Hodgman and W. D. Baldwin, Yonk-
ers, N". T. Golf-stick
Eiiffhead, Fred C, and "W. F. Anthony, Williamsport, Pa., assignors to Clark Stamping
Company, Rochester, N. T. Buckle
Euffin, Marie C. A. (See Bang and Ruffin.)
Buffngr, Daniel B., Philadelphia, Pa. Clamp for railway-rails
Eufiner, Jonas F., assignor of one-fourth to P. P. Fanning, Baton, N. Mex. Ter. Retainer'
for scarf-pins
Rugger, Charles, Lucky VaUey, Iowa. Vehicle-top
Ruggles, Willis E. (See Cross, Joel "W., assignor.)
Ruhland, Henry. (See Foehl, Charles, assignor.)
Euhnstroth, H. (See Lepley, Thomas B., assignor.)
Eumley, Charles, Helena, Mont. Eotary pump
Eumley, Charles, Helena, Mont. Blower
Eumley, Charles, Helena, Mont. Pump
Eummei, John C Sheridan, "Wyo. Water-gage
Eumrell, James, Boston, Mass. Car-fender
Eumrille, Henry J., Haddonfield, N. J., assignor of one-half to E. H. Williams, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Knockdown adjustable packing-case
Eumsey, Oscar C, assignor of one-half to J. Bell, Whitman, Mass. Door-knob fastener. . .
Eumsey, William D , Detroit, Mich. Fire-escape
Eunck, JSaniel and W., Delhi. Ohio. Garden implement
Ennck, William. (See Eunck, Daniel and W.)
Eundberg. Charles J., Centropolis, Mo. Bake-pan
Eundell, Fred H., Horseheada, N. Y. Chopping-knife
Eundle, Anthonv M. (See Murphy, Frank J., assignor.)
Eundquist, William, Elgin, 111. Feeder for jewel-setting machines
Eundquist, William, assignor of one-half to H. G. Weatherill, Elgin, 111. Lawn-sprink-
ler
Eunyan, Leroy, lola, Kans. Ridging attachment for corn-planters
Eupp, Gottlieb. (See Eeiffer, TJlrich, assignor.)
Ruppel, Albert. (See Hackman and Rnppel.)
Ruppel, Henry. (See Dangler and Ruppel.)
Ruppel, Henry, Cleveland, Ohio. Vapor-bui-ner
Ruppel, Henry, Cleveland, Ohio. Vapor-stove
Ruppel, Henry, assignor of one-half to A. E. Gilbert, Cleveland. Ohio. Oil-radiator
Ruppel, Henry, assignor to Dangler Slove and Manufacturing CJompany, Cleveland, Ohio.
Air-valve for gas-burners
Rnppel, Leonard. (See Hackman and Ruppel.)
Ruppert, Matthew. (See Thomas, William, assignor.)
Rusco, Philip, assignor of one-half to W. H. Wyckoif, Elmira, N. Y. Kettle attachment - .
Rush, George L., Dodsre, Tex. Nut and bolt lock
Rush, Jacob D., San Diego, Cal. Chamber or other liquid-receiving vessel
Rush, John, Norwich, Conn. Copy-holder
Rush, William S., Alexandria, assignor of one-third to J. S. Derrough and W. F. Holton,
Walnut Hill, La. Steam-engine '.
Rushmore, Samuel W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Rushton, Kenneth. (See Vauclain and Rushton.)
Rushton, Thomas H., Bolton, England. Gearing for imparting differential motion in ma-
chinery
Eu,shworth, Isaac. (See Kay, Wilkinson, and Eushworth.)
Rush worth, Isaac, Jamestow^u, N. Y. Dabbing-brush apparatus for wool-combing machines.
Rush worth. Isaac, Jamestown, N. Y. Loom-shuttle
Russ Car Fender Company. (See Fitzhugh, William L., assignor.)
Russel. Jacob B. (See Ro'thenberger, Daniel M., assignor.)
Russell, Albert N., Mound Valley, Kans. Corn-shocking device
Russell, Alonzo, Russell ville, AT-k. Monument ,
Russell, Andiew J., and J. A. Mattoou, Bryan, Ohio. Gate
Russell, Charles H , Ennis, Tex. Breast-strap for harness
Russell, Charles L., Philadelphia. Pa. Seat and back-rest
Russell, Charles T., et al. (See Dnbbs. Jesse A., assignor.)
Rus.sell & Co. (See Heggem, Charles 0., assignor.)
Russell, Edgar A. (See Crandall and Russell.)
Russell. Edgar A., and N. W. Crandall, assignors to HousatonicManufacturingCompany,
Wallingford, Conn. Shade-holder for incandescent lamps
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Compan.y. (See Burgess, Charles M., assignor.)
Russell, Frederick C. (See Swan. George C. assignor.)
Russell, Frederick V., Stratford, England. Station-indicator
Russell , George, McKeesport, Pa. Apparatus for coating metal sheets
Russell, George, Hamilton, Canada. Farm-fence
Russell, George R. San Diego. Cal. Kitchen-table
Russell, Huntley, Grand Rapids. Mich. Coin-receptacle
Russell, James R.. HopeweJl Hill, Canada. Ice-creeper ,
Russell, John N., Los Angeles, Cal. Advertising- wagon
Russell, N. F., etal. (See Smith, Orison M.. assignor.)
Russell, Philip G.. et al. (See Kimball. William W., assignor.)
Russell, Pressley J., and L. De Vaux, MiiryviUe, Mo. Washing-machine
Russell, Thomas, et al. (See Burson, Harvy, assignor.)
Russell, William E., Rome, Ga., and M. S. Woods, Tecumseh, Ala. Nut-lock
Russell, William H., Vancouver, Canada. Grip for cable cars
Russell, William H., New City, and H. C. Earl, New York, N. Y. Inhaler
Russell, William T., Worcester, Mass. Broiler or toaster
Russell. WinfieldS., New York, N. Y. Fountain ink-well
Russo, Mario, assignor of one-half to G.B. Zanardo, Rome, Italy. Reproducing objects in
reliefer intaglio by the aid of photography
Rust, Henry A. (See Scheelo and Rust.)
Rust, Robert S., assignor of one-fourth to G. W. Chanceller, Delaplane, Va. Truck
Rust. Robert S., Warren county, assignor of three-fourths to J. R. Green, Fauquier county,
and J. W. Yates, Rappahannock county, Va. Wrench
Ruth, Charles W.. Mobile, Ala. Name-plate attachment
Ruth, David C, Halstead, Kans. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
No.
Date.
513,733 Jan. 30
531,336 Dec. 25
517,665 Apr. 3
526,746 Oct. 2
511,909 Jan. 2
516,')06
523,548
526,944
517,483
524,841
512,521
527,500
.=i31,007
517,888
.526,747
518,279
.519,027
513,957
527,160
520,805
521,128
517,242
528,344
516,991
528,990
.51 5, LSI
Mar. 13
July 24
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
May 1
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
June 5
June 5
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Mar. 20
*Nov. 13
Feb. 20
531,276 I Deo. 18
515,022 I Feb. 20
520,413 I Sept. 25
525,429 Sept. 4
526,748
513.734
512.396
Oct.
Jan. 30
Jan. 9
517,070 i Mar. 27
531,569 Dec. 25
513,735 Jan. 30
516,944
5-24,736
524,737
512,665
517,071
.521,821
520,541
530,854
516,382
513,283
516,448
514,568
523,010
520,707
529,960
516,281
525.287
524,267
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
June 26
May 29
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
Fob. 13
July 17
May 29
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Monthly
volume.
3356
2224
424
128
310
1104
2384
456
113
1501
1325
1451
1625
770
129
1453
3690
791
81
664
2528
2821
2089
85B
1895
3014
2110
1719
190
131
3357
1105
2250
2630
3358
1554
2010
1317
1319
1548
2251
1900
2783
1357
1068
2588
1177
987
1438
3076
2541
893
2273
499
531
103
263
598
112
25.26
367
320
353
385
192
31
363
35
908
193
18
:i56
1.57
594
682
494
203
476
750
507
432
459
828
268
532
630
828
376
474
322
322
372
533
456
673
324
253
(626
\ 627
282
249
359
Official
Gazette.
612
211
554
116
68
69
69
69
68
68
705.
1666.
81
95-
60.
1674
491
86.
24
965.
262-
298
1.541
163.
26
299
563-.
831
161
1213
1317
1976;
578
l'^74
823.-
124L
624
1629
1209
1544
1186
26.
765.
221
1921
1745
■;65.
316.
1859
9.S2-
933
305
1921
1593
1113;
1477-
1066
588
1688'
10.57-
302-
1167-
1636
1122-
751,
:282
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coatinued.
iTame, residence, and invention.
'Euth, Frank J. (See Smith, Henry W., assignor.)
-JRutli, Linford F., Connellsville, Pa. Combined sleeping and parlor car
Kuthenberg, August, assignor of one-half to J. S. Gunsaul, Kochester, IT. T,
ladder truck
~Eutlierford, Adrian S., New York, N. T
poses .
Estension-
Metallio-covered wax for dental or other pur-
Rutherford, Adrian S., New York, N. Y. Wax product for dental or other purposes .
Eutherford, Clementine D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pin.
Tlutherford, James, Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-crossing gate
Kutherford, James R., Paris, Tex. Attachment for locomotives
Rutledge, Charles A. (See (jrounse and Rutledge.)
/Rutter, George S. M., assignor of one-half to J. J. Renkert, Canton, Ohio. Brick-kiln
jRutter, John F. (See Sprague and Rutter.)
Rntterer, Albert, et al. (See Bright, William H., assignor.)
Rutterford, Charles F., London, England. Artificial tooth
Ryan, Arthur, assignor of one-half to W. Guy, Colbergen, Nebr. Combined hay rake and
stacker
Ryan, Delia, Owosso, Mich. Pattern for drafting garments ,
Ryan, George F., assignor of one-half to J. L. Duplissis, Chicago, 111. Bridge-gate
Ryan, James B., New York, N. Y. Metallic bedstead
'Ryan, James E. (See Santee and Ryan.)
Ryan, John F., Toronto, Canada. Life-guard for street-cars ,
Ryan, Michael B., Boston, Mass., assignor of two-thirds to C. L. Backus and C. F. Lincoln,
Andover, Conn. Folding bicycle
Ryan, Michael J., assignor to himself'and J. F. Kelly, New Orleans, La. Leather-stripping
machine
Eyan, Patrick J. (See Allen, Frederick E., assignor.)
Ryan, Patrick S., Rutland, Vt. Milk strainer and aerator
Ryan, Richard H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pencil-case
Eyan, Richard H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pencil-case
~Ryan, Thomas J., Buffalo, N. Y. Stop-cock box
No.
529,961
524,047
627,218
.527,219
514,132
531,066
520,615
528,113
516,120
526,819
516,449
516,121
524,955
527.813
Date.
Nov. 27
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
2542
126
880
881
244
Dec. 18 1717
May 29 I 2907
1
Oct. 23 2421
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
518,330 Apr. 17
521,048 June 5
616
241
1178
616
16g0
Official
Gazette.
nil ]'
29
214 69.
214 I
59 ;
C408
i409
702
586
144
59,60
C383
)283
lilt]
66
412 68
449 69
1539 384 67
m^'l^t ]67
Ryan, Thomas J., Buffalo, N. Y. Ventilatingcap
Ryan, William, Globe, Ariz. Ter. Hot-air furnace
'Ryan, William W., Alpena, Mich. Machine for cutting excelsior.
Ryberg, Charles J., Chicago, 111. Cash register and indicator
Ryberg, Charles J., Chicago, HI. Multiple adding-machine for cash-registers
Ryckman, Garrett E., and M. Tucker, Brockton, N. Y. Grape-vine fastener
Eyden, Swen, assignor of one-half to J. Gothener, Duluth, Minn. Locomotive or car re-
placer
Ryder, Andrew V., Bellevue, Ohio. Cultivator-tooth ;
Ryder, Andrew V., Bellevue, Ohio. Cultivator-tooth
Ryder, David C, Catskill, assignor to J. N. Briggs, Coeymans, N. Y. Ice-handling imple-
ment
Ryder, Malcolm P. , New York, N. Y. Voltage-regulator for dynamos
Ryding, Herbert C, Johnstown, Pa. Cambering-machine
Ryding, HerbertC., Johnstown, Pa. Apparatus for cambering rails
Rydin", HerbertC., Johnstown, Pa. Camberine-machine
Rylander, William P., et al. (See Bessonette, William T., assignor.)
Rymer- Jones, Thomas M., London, England. Heating forced draft
Eymes, George W., Newton, assignor to J. F. Wood, Boston, Mass. Device for balancing
rotating parts
Ryno, Frederick A., assignor of one-half to A. H. Warren, St. Paul, Minn. Button-attach-
ing machine
'Ryno, Frederick A., assignor of one-half to A. H. Warren, St. Paul, Minn. Button-rivet-)
ing machine j
Ryon, Francis M., Streator, 111. Wire-glass machine
S. Bottomley & Brothers. (See Waddington, Alfred, assignor.)
' S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company. (See Browne,_ Arthur W., assignor.)
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing (Company.
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company.
S. S. Whit-e Dental Manufacturing Company.
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company.
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company.
S. W. Jamison Boot and Shoe Crimping Machine Company,
assignor.)
Saalberg, Jacob, et al. (See Hirschfeld, Leo., assignor.)
Saamkopf, Hermann, Brunswick, Germany. Car-coupling
.526.637
.531.135
' 531,136
! 520,542
I 527,185
.526,087
515,059
513,443
531,277
517,484
512,487
512,625
523,597
555,923
.526,583
520,708
520,865
531,448
523,598
525,799
517,485
520,451
531,570
(See Doriot, Constant, as8i.smor.)
(See Hollingsworth, Jeptha G., assignor.)
(See How, Woodbury S., assignor.)
(See Lusby and Richardson, assignors.)
(See Richardson, Charles H., assignor.)
(See Jamison, Samuel W.,
SanFrancisco, Cal. Telephone system
and'W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal. Signaling system for telephone-cir-
Saati, Nowman M., assignor to himself and W. A. Walton, Providence, R. I. Watch .
Sabin, Belle C, Tacoma, Wash. Cooking-kettle
Sabin, Harvey D., St. Albans, Vt. Valve seating tool
Sabin, HoraceD., Xenia, Ohio. Cultivator
Sabin, John I.,
Sabin, John I.,
cuits
Sabin, John I.,
Sabin, John I.,
Sabin, John I.,
Sabin, John I.,
Sabin, John I.,
Sabin, John I.,
Sabroe, Axel V
Sabroe, Axel V
Sachers, Ralph
and W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal.
and W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal.
and W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal.
and W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal.
and W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal.
and W. Hampton, San Francisco, Cal.
. T., Haderslev, Germany. Releasing-
. T., Haderslev, Germany. Releasing
J., New York, N. Y. Manufacture of
Single-line telephone system.
Telephone-exchange system. .
Telephone system
Telephone-exchange system..
.Telephone-exchange system..
Telephone trunk-line system.
cleat or belay ing-pin
belay ing-pin
printing-plates
515,251
512,328
525,924
514,687
515,843
529,465
513,534
517,243
.518,331
518,332
518,333
518,334
520,083
525,624
,530.722
518,826
Sept. 25
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
May 29
Oct. 9
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
Apr. 3,
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
July 24
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
May 29
June 5
Dec. 25
July 24
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
May 29
Dec. 25
2275
1(»51
1852
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
May 22
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
825
1333
1781 t
2830 J 5
2112
115
1280
1479
2462
10.55
2188'
3078
202
2433
2463
833
116
2631
2631
2095
985
10.57
1188
181
3017
2.529
1541
1544
1548
1551
2000
506
1151
2409
544 68
439 ; 69
439 I 69
673
674
200
201
310
449
695
696
507
508
26 i 67
]67
1 69
68
308
357
618
66
66
68
239
523 68
744 67
45 67
579 69
618 ' 68
189 I 68
26 I 67
630 69
520
(241
<242
^243
240
29fi
43
C407
HOS
745
594
384
385
385
384
489
122
279
596
66
1158
685
179
179
900
J 69 ! 1558
67 ' 1137
69 492
1568
46
1688
1568
997
392
313
1293
1608
1583
1583
169
1418
1219
66 633
1629
24
254
291
505
1355
1591
1167
1234
1706
506
1316
24
1086
1745
1278
199
1355
1095
1487
703
1976
313
314
315
316
953
1246
1439
483
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
283
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Sachs, Gustav A., Eugene, Oreg. Ejector for breakdown guns .
Sachs, Joseph. (See Hnber and Sachs.)
Sachs, Joseph, New York, IS. Y.
Sachs, Joseph, Xcw York, N. Y.
Sachs, Joseph, New York, N. Y.
Sachs, Joseph, New York, N. Y.
Sachs, Joseph, New York, N. Y.
Sachs, Joseph, New York. N. Y.
Electrical means for propelling canal-boats
Auxiliary fire-alarm telegraph
Auxiliary fire-alarm-telegraph system
Electric cigar-lighter
Auxiliary fire-alarm-signal system
Electric safety-fuse
Sachs, Joseph, and A. Miiller- Jacobs, New York, N. Y. Mineral color
Sachs, Joseph, and A. Miiller- Jacobs, New York, N. Y. Mineral color
Sachs, Joseph, and A. Miiller-.Jacoba, New York, N. Y. Mineral color
Sachs, Joseph, and E. Huber, New York, N. Y. Manufacturing metallic powders
Sachs, Joseph, and E. Huber, New York. N. Y. Manufacturing metallic powders
Sackett, Augustine, New York, N. Y. Inside-wall covering
Sackett, Charles E., Danbury, Conn. Machine for cutting fur from pelts
Sacksteder, Henry J. , Louisville, Ky . Unicycle
Saddler, Kobert A., assignor of one-half to W. Balser, Canton, Ohio. Calipers and dividers
Sadler, James F. (See Gibson, Wyatt, assignor.)
Saeman, Daniel C. and T. "W., assignors of one-third to A. C. Seaman, Philadelphia, Pa.
Conveying machinery
Saeman, Thomas "W. (See Saeman, Daniel C. and T. W.)
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company. (See Dixon, John A., assignor.)
Safety Car Heating and Ligbtiug (Company. (See Dixon, Robert M., assignor.)
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company. (See Towne, Henry R., assignor.)
«affoid, Ray P., Selma, Ala. Penholder
Safford, Joseph A., Maiden, Mass. Leather-splitting machine
Sage, Charles H., Jr., et al. (See "Wegner, Frederick A., assignor.)
Sagendorph, Longley L., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for stamping sheet metal
Sague, George. (See Womersley, Sague, and Clapp.)
•Sague, George, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Side-registering mechanism for paper-feeders
Sague, George, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Economic Ma-
chine Company, of New York. Paper- feeding machine
Sahlstrom, August, Minneapolis, Minn. Urinal
Sailer, Zachary T., New York, N. Y. Dental-tool-sterilizing apparatus ,
Saks, Andrew, et al. (See Taylor, Isaiah H., assignor.)
Saks, Isadore, etal. (See Taylor, Isaiah H., assignor.)
Saladin, Jules A.. Nancy, France. Barley or other grain washer
Saladin Pneumatic Malting Construction Company. (See Prinz, William H., assignor.)
Salath6, Frederick, Santa Paula. Cal. Swivel
Salberg, Fiederick S., London, England. Dust-bin, dust-cart, &c
Sale, Robert A. (See Hardesty and Sale.)
Salenius, Erik G. N., Stockholm, Sweden. Producing cheese curds in a continuous man-
ner
Salfield, David, and H. Kohlberg, San Francisco, Cal. Jail construction
Salinger, Julius. (See Baril, Thomas A., assignor.)
Salisljury, Levi E., Providence, R. I. Knitting-machine
Salisbury, Levi E., Providence, R. I. Knitting-machine
Salisbury, Levi E., assignorto H. A. Church, Providence, R. I. Knitting-machine
Salmon, Ira A., Boston. Mass. Autoharp
Salmon, Wilmer W., Chicago, 111., assignor to Hall Signal Company, of Maine. Electric
signal apparatus
Salmon, Wilmer W., Chicago, HI., assignor to Hall Signal Company, of Maine. Electric
signal apparatus
Salomon, Etienne, assignor of one-half to G. Schrade, New York, N. Y. Speed-regulator..
Salsbury, Lant K., et al. (See Selleck, Theodore G., assignor.)
Saltmarsh, Nehemiah, Concord, N. H. Hanger and guide for blinds
Saltsman, Aaron J., Albany, assignor to M. Nellis, St. Johnsville, N. Y. Egg-beater, &c..
Saltsman, Harry A., Erie, Pa. Trou.sers-stretcher T
Saltzkorn, Emil, and L. Nicolai, Dre.sden, Germany. Stamping-punch
Saltzkorn, Emil, and L. Nicolai, Dresden, Germany. Riveting-machine
Saltzkorn. Emil, and L. Nicolai, Dresden, Germany. Machine for fastening metal strips
on pasteboard, &c
Saltzkorn, Emil, and L. Nicolai, Dresden, Germany. Apparatus for pressing or stamping
articles from wood-pulp, &c
Saltzkorn, Emil, and L. Nicolai, Dresden, Germany. Stamping or pressing machine
Salveter, Theodore C, St. Louis, Mo. Metallic draft-sill for cars
Salveter. Theodore C, St. Charles, Mo. Transom for cars
Salzer, Henry, Baltimore, Md. Packing- vessel and method of preserving food articles
Salzer, Leopold, et al. (See Strakoscli, Mat, assignor.)
Salzman, Christian A., assignor of two-thirds to E. P. Kennel, Hamilton, Ohio, and J. A.
Robbins, Indianapolis, Ind. Combination-tool
Salzman, Joseph A., Merrimac, Iowa. Machine for wiring fence-pickets
Sammis, John W ., Dover, N. J. Bolt
Samper, Eduardo, Paris, France. Machine for extracting fiber from agaves, &c
Sample, Charles, Valley Grove, "W". Va. Vehicle-brake
Sample, John A., Rankin, Pa. Draw-bar for railway-cars
Sampsell, James A., New Orleans, La. Brush
Sampson, David E,, East Bend, N. C. Fruit-drier
Samuel C. Tatum Company (See Mcndenhall, "Walter S., assignor.)
Samuel, Edward, assignor to William "Wharton, Jr., & Company, Incorporated, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Rail way track structure
Samuels, Barney, St. Joseph, Mo. Electric railway-signal
Samuels, Marks, New York, N. Y. Folding bed
Samuels, Marks, New York, N. Y. Folding bed
Samuelson, Alexander. (See Everett and Samuelson.)
Sanborn, Augusta L. (See Sanborn, Hermann L., assignor.)
Sanborn, George E. (See Water.^ton, James, assignor.)
Sanborn, Hermann L., assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. L. Sanborn, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Phonograph
No.
523,130
513,466
514,279
515,503
516,878
.522,231
.')22,232
512,224
513,225
512,226
521,991
521,992
520,123
517,397
.521,673
524,611
523,083
.528,809
514,730
519,555
529,084
529,414
525,925
526,462
515,618
515,023
530,057
526,165
516,450
520,452
521,248
.528.810
511,970
526,414
526,415
513,148
525,745
.522,944
525,288
517,171
517,172
529,752
529,753
531,337
512,329
523,378
528,649
529,962
524,612
526,266
524,956
521,389
512,488
532,535
523,686
Date.
July 17
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
July 3
July 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
June 26
June 26
May 22
Mar. 27
June 19
Aug. 14
July 17
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
May 8
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
May 29
June 12
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
July 10
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
July 24
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
June 12
Jan. 9
July 3
July 31
521,004 June 5
521,553 ' June 19
527,006 : Oct. 2
530,855 Dec. 11
517,072 Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
1659
2882
520
2518
1896
97
100
821
622
823
2225
2226
2066
2820
1636
1109
1547
511
1268
1122
1016
1609
1058
2015
2706
1721
2740
1464
1180
2635
881
512
408
1930
1932
2367
736
1318
2375
2421
2422
2184
2186
2225
991
2080
233
2544
1110
1635
1681
1130
1281
610
2628
454
1435
547
13.58
416
709
128
624
448
22
23
535
504
f659
[660
383
273
388
123
(316
)317
269
245
382
240
480
673
432
657
283
637
208
124
95
460
460
;571
1 572
170
328
554
569
569
521
521
532
243
524
58
613
OfBcial
Gazette.
67
08
66
■66
384 ' "'
412
(266 ! )
1 267 ! i
308
156
653
108
334
134
324
68
67
67
345
644
951
1370
1839
19
19
156
156
156
1653
1653
965
2033
1526
882
324
739
1109
763
850
979
1355
1559
1408
1210
1198
1442
1688
1087
1370
739
78
1544
1544
545
1299
265
1122
1954
1955
1092
1092
1666
199
438
688
1159
882
1475
997
1418
254
120
652
1278
1489
104
1477
2252 533 66 1921
284
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Sanborn, William H., assignor of one-half to M. A. Bourne, Rutland, Vt. Muzzle for ani-
mals
Sanborn, William H., assignor of one-half to M. A. Bourne, Rutland, Vt. Harness
Sanche, Hercules, Detroit, Mich. Electrical connection. (Reissue)
Sanche, Hercules, Detroit, Mich. Electrical connection. (Reissue)
Sanchez, Alberto, Gibara, Cuba. Sugar-cane-transferring device
Sandell, Gustav R., assignor to Eagle Pencil Company. New York, N. T. Pencil
Sandeman, Fraser, London, England. Combined photographer s bath and printing-frame
Sander, Carl B., Chemnitz, Germany. Knittingmachme
Sander, Carl B., Chemnitz, Germany. Warp-knitting machine
Sander, Gustav, Brunswick, Germany. Organ
Sanders, Carew C. (See Stover, William R.. assignor.)
Sanders, Frank, assignor to J. Wetter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Numbering-macbine
Sanders, Frank, assignor to J. Wetter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Numbering-machine
Sanders, Frank, assignor to J. Wetter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Numbering-macbine
Sanders, Martin W., et al. (See Low and Thompson, assignors.)
Sanders, Richard D., Eastbourne, England. Manufacture of wire strips or the like by elec-
trodeposition
Sanders, Richard H., Philadelphia, Pa. Agglomerated iron ore and making same
Sanders, Samuel T., Granite, Mont. Electric alarm
Sanders, Thomas, Birmingham, England. Lamp-holder for bicycles
Sanders, W. E., et al. (See Norcross, George A., assignor.)
Sanders, William C, Jr.. Luverne, Ala. Combined corn and cotton planter
Sanderson, Edmund L., Waltbam, Mass. Drawing-instrument
Sander.son, Ephraim, Cleveland, Ohio. Snotion-box for paper-machines
Sanderson, George. (See Hudson and Sanderson.)
Siinrierson, Rufus A., and J. C. Earl, Chicago, HI. Dish-cleaner
Sanderson, Samuel, Waltbam, Mass. House construction
Sandrock, Henry, New York, N. Y. Hose-bridge
Sands, George, Beaver Falls, Pa. Rail-brake
Sands, James T.. St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for bleaching smoke
Sands, Thomas, Nashua, N. H. Folding cot
Sanford, Clifford F., Findlay, Ohio. Gas generator and burner
Sanford, James A., Lansing, Mich. Device for adjusting journal-boxes
Sanford, Ro.ss M.. assignor of one-half to T. Rich, Hohart, N. Y. Stock- watering device -.
Sanford, Sydney J., Barrie, Canada. Fire telegraphy
Sanford, Townsend W. (See Litchfield and Sanford.)
Sanger, John N., assignor to F. Adee. Brooklyn, N. Y. Siphon mechanism for water-closets
Sanger, Whiting P. (See King.slaud and Sanger.)
Sanguinette, David , St. Louis, Mo. Necktie
Saukey, Matthew H. P. R., assignor to Willans & Robinson, Limited, Thames Ditton,i
England. Expansion-gear for engines 1
Sanner, Henry H., assignorof one-half to J. J. Fisher, Quincy, 111. Automatic fire-kindler
Santee, Willard N., and J. E. Ryan, Letcher, S. D. Railway-switch
Santmier, Jacob, Buffalo, N. Y. Tree-transplanter
Saqui, Horatio, London, England. rasten,er for doors
Sarapata, Paul C, and P. Souvazoglu, Manchester, England. Cigar or cigarette
Sarfert, Thedor, Chemnitz, Germany. Machine for sponging cloth
Sargant, Thomas. (See Willcock, Stephen, assignor.)
Sargent, Albert J., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Flexible pipe-joint
Sargent, Allan C. (See Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C.)
Sargent & Company. (See Page. Albert A., assignor.)
Sargent & (Company. (See Sparks, William E., assignor.)
Sargent & Company. (See Wright and Page, assignors.)
Sargent, FrederickG., Graniteville, Mass. Wool-washing machine
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C, Graniteville, Mass. Fiber-drier
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C., (graniteville, Mass.
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C., Graniteville, Mass.
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C, Graniteville, Mass.
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C, Graniteville, Mass.
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C, Graniteville. Mass.
Sargent, John W., Providence, R. I. Eccentric for operating valvesof steam-engines
Sargent, John W., Providence, R. L Valve-gear
Sargent, John W., and R. H. Rice, Providence, R. I. Valve-gear
Sargent, William D., Chicago, lU. Brake-shoe
Sargent, William D., Chicago, 111. Brake-shoe
Sargent, Willis L., Norwich, Conn. Lubricant for blcj'cle chains and bearings j
Sargent's Sons, C. G. (See Rice, David H., assignor.)
Saripkin, Abiaham, Philadelphia, Pa. Pocket-book guard or fastetier
Sarnmark, Axel, assignor of one-half to J. Hall, Torsby, Sweden. Watch protector
Sarvent, Joseph G., South Englewood, 111. Releasing-valve for air-brakes
Sass, Christian H. F. (See Axdorfer, Gottfried, assignor.)
Sass, William, Detroit, Mich. Logging-car
Sasse, Gustus, Vienna, S. D. Safety-fork bolder
Sattelkau, Paul, Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar-bolder
Sattelkau, Paul, and H. R. Winkelmann, Brooklyn, N. Y. Storage-reservoir for steam vac-
uum water-elevators
Sattelkau, Paul, and H. R. Winkelmann, Philadelphia, Pa., assignors to Automatic Water?
Tank (^Jompany, Camden, N. J. Steam vacuum water-elevator S
Sattley, Archibald. (See Sattley, Marshall and A.)
Sattley Manufacturing Company. (See Sattley, Marshall and A., assignors.)
Sattley, Marshall and A., assignors to Sattley Manufacturing Company, Springfield, 111.
Draft-equalizer
No.
522,696
530,461
11,397
11,398
520,271
525.966
."ilS.liO
512,059
522,123
512,522
515.368
520,968
Date.
Fiber-drier
Fiber-drying machine ,
Wire apron
Conveyer
Wool-washing machine.
525,800
516,710
514,775
528,811
526,000
523,733
528,261
524,510
522,856
519,136
526,001
526,542
522,183
521,822
514,837
526,911
516,879
529,466
527,129
521.574 I
522,353
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527,724 I
516,945 I
524,613
521,823
521,824
525,967
527,721
527,722
527,723
528,182
516,633
516,634
526,267
516,992
.523,084
519,096
523,178
525,666
518,199
514,499
513,202
514,280
521,390
521,441
July 10
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
May 22
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
June 26
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
June 5
520,969 June 5
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Sept. 11
July 31
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
July 10
May 1
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
June 26
June 26
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Nov. 20
Oct. ■ 9
June 19
July 3
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.' •!■ . 14
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
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volume.
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874
2342
1129
2369
547
2432
1327
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387
389
835
1628
1335
514
1181
2716
2683
943
1164
347
1183
2127
2539
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1436
407
1898
1711
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1471
304
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1720
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219
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408
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J 614
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Gazette.
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186
1336
165
165
1015
1369
545
104
1691
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1268
1268
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66 1788
66 I 1123
69 739
69
68
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5li7
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1379
1580
1712
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Sept. 11
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1904
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1714
1717
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Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Mar. 20
July 17
May 1
July 17
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
June 12
June 12
2540
1491
1492
1636
20d9
1549
270
1746
581
1320
877
2448
524
1132
1228
457 i 67
257 I 68
413 1 69
414 ! 69
616 I 69
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
285
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Saudek, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa. Identification device
Sauer, Emil L., Chicago, 111. Steam-ensine valve.
Sauer, rriedri< b, and C. Hentzschel, Berlin, Germany. Electric alaim
Saner, Philip, Pomeroy, Ohio. Coal-drill
Sauerbnrger, Joseph, St. Louis, Mo. Sash -balance
Sanlmann, Willy, Berlin, Germany. Fiber-drying apparatus
Saunders, Aleck, Goderich, Canada. Ho t- water gen prator for stoves
Saunders, Aleck, and J. Story, Goderich, Canada. Wood carving machine
Saunders, Henry E., Nassau, New Providence. Holder for i ins or the like
Saunders, Ira J., New York, N. T. Automatic button-fastening machine
Saunders, J. Ashton, et al. (See Banwell, James, assignor.)
Saunders, Theodore, assignor of one-half to E. Tweedy, Danbury, Conn. Gasket
Saur, William, assignor of two-thirds to G. H. Hammer, W. H.Yeatman, and J. J. Beck,
Washington, D. C. Steam-boiler
Saurbrey, George J., assignor of one-half to Capital City Carriage Company, Columbus,
Ohio. Can iage-body -
Saussure, Een6 de (See Coleman and Saussure.)
Sauters, Anthony R., Cleveland, Ohio. Bearing for clothes-wringers
Sautter, John R., San Francisco, Cal. Door-bell
Savacool. George H., Newton, N. J. Folding box
Savage, Charles 6., assignor of two-thirds to J. L. Ricketts and G. C. Osborne, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Electric gas-lighter
Savage, Charles M.. Warren, Pa. Electrical retoucher
Savage, Ernest L., Walpole, Mass. Stuff-chest for paper-mills
Savage, Granville L., and W. H. Harrison, New York, N. Y. Letter-box
Savage, Sylvester S., Harrison, N. J. Apparatus for preserving fruit
Savage, Thomas N., Walnut Springs, Tex. Tongue-support
Savage, William 0., assignor of two-thirds to C. Ditsch and J. A. Cady, Belleville, Mich.
Liquid-cooler
Savill, Edward, assignor of two-thirds to J. W. Newman and J. C. Oliver, Lexington, Ky.
Air-pump
Savill, Joseph H., Philadelphia, Pa. Coupling for water-closets
Savill. Joseph H. , Philadelphia, Pa. Coupling for water-closets
Sawade, Gustavo C, assignor of two-thirds to P. M. Kling and G. J. Kobusch, St. Louis.
Mo. Curtain guide and stop
Sawer, James F.,and J. L. Purves, Manchester, England. Coin-controlled vending appa-
ratus '...
Sawyer, Albert A. (See Nugent, William W., assignor.)
Sawyer, Albert A., Gaudy, Nebr., assignor of one-half to W. W. Nugent, Chicago, HI.
Flat-iron rest or hold er
Sawyer, Charles E., Boston, Mass. Device for counting and separating tags, cards, &c . . .
Sawyer, Charles E., Boston, Mass.
same into piles
Machine for making tags and counting and separating!
Sawyer, Charles H., et al. (See Simpson, John A., assignor.)
Sawyer, Enoch. (See Davis and Sawyer.)
Sawyer, Henry G., Carpentersville, Hi. Mechanism for shaping the welding edges of plow-
points
Sawyer, Howard M., et al. (See Simpson, John A., assignor.)
Sawyer, Samuel B. (See Deane, Herbert C, assignor.)
Sawyer, Samuel P., Valley View, Tex. Cotton-seed planter
Sawyer, Victory L. (See Schoenmphl. Charles B., assignor.)
Sawyer, Willard N., assignor to B. D. Whitney, Winchendon, Mass. Feed-roller for wood-
planing machines
Saxe, John L., Waterbury, Conn. Suspension fly-fan
Saxton, Elwin F., St. Joseph, Mo. Metallic post and fastener for wire fences
Saxton, Lionel D. (See Latham, Ephraim, assignor.)
Saxton, Thomas G. (See Feiner and Saxton.)
Sayer, Frederick P., assignor of one- third to G. F. Woodley, Providence. R. I. Sash-fastener.
Savers, William B., Glenwood, Bearsden, Scotland. Armature for dynamo-electric ma-j
chines or motors i
Sayers, William B., Glasgow. Scotland. Dynamo-electric machine .'
Sa'yre & Fisher Company. (See Macarthy, Fred, as.signor.)
Saylor, A. R., et al. (See Manderfield. George J., assignor.)
Saylor, August, etal. (See Howell, .John L., assignor.)
Sayward. William P. (See Pettingell, Benjamin C., assignor.)
Scaife, William L.. Allegheny, Pa. Hydraulic crane
Scales, Edward. (See Bronsdon, Edward, assignor.)
Scales, John C, Chicago, 111. Hatchet
Scales, John C, Chicago. 111. Hatchet
Scales. William S., Everetr, assignor to J. B. Humphrey and J. H. Clarke, Somerville, Mass.
Raisin-seeder
Scamman, Charles F., Deering, Me. Toothpick -machine
Scamman, Charles F., Deering, Me. Apparatus for handling and packing toothpicks
Scamman, Charles F., and H. P. Churchill, Deering, Me. Apparatus for handling and
packing toothpicks
Scanlan, Edward, Louisville, Ky., and J. Zipp, New Albany, Ind. Combined fireplace and
grate .
Scanlan, Edward, F. W. Keifel, Jr., Louisville, Ky., and J. Zipp, New Albany, Ind. Fire-
place and grate
Scanlan, Thomas. (See Magovern and Scanlan.)
Scanlon, Patrick, Chicago, 111. Drainage system
Scaramanga, Andrew P. andE. P., London, England. Cigarette-machine
Scaramanga, Andrew P. and E. P., London, England. Cigarette-machine
Scaramanga, Eustratio P. (See Scaramanga, Andrew P. and E. P.)
Scarborough, Josiah S., assiamor of one-half to 0. Lusk, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Com-
bined nut- wrench and lubricator
No.
.513, ISO-
sag, 841
.514,202
.527,814
526,945
526,201
514,732
514,731
515,369
529,139
519,413
520,742
514,776
525,722
518,077
524,910
529,313
528,564
515,941
.521,993
531.067
515,060
522,721
513,535
526,088
526,089
519,647
524,511
514,500
512,060
515,024
530,204
516,613
519,739
515,972
523,799
512,330
516,553
524,119
523,445
516,772
517,934
511,803
521,734
521,736
521,735
528,610
530,627
520,146
522,620
525,060
Date.
Jan. 23
Nov. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
May 8
May 29
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
June. 26
Dec. IB
Feb. 20
July 10
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
May 8
Aug. 14
Feb. 13.
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
May 15
Mar. 6
July 31
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
July 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
2370
2341
388
1870
458
1536
1271
1270-
2311
1104
3126
1330'
696
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1601
1421
63
326
2227
1719
1784
934
3018
1334
1335
1283
945
879
550
1721
1456
1428
386
2832
993
1354
2197
1729
848
Jan. 2
June 19 1 1740
June 19 i 1743
June 19
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
May 22
July 10
Aug. 28
1741
150
2125
771
1896
June 12 1181 281
572
5.57
92
449
113
C360
)30l
317
317
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C267
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C334
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345
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243
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(5.53
1554
407
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413
414
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519
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68
.68
67
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66
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1 66
66
67
66
67
67
67
69
1 69
67
1 68
67
545
1122
9-26
392
86
1455
1110
1110
1331
718
1176
1123
1292
217
925
658
1514
1653
1558
1220
195
704
1419
1419
791
850
1036
105
1210
1256
1740
832
1524
589
200
1721
708
458
1805
177
20
1547
1547
1547
674
1411
975
165
1053
1427
286
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Scarinci, Beniamlno, Philadelphia, Pa. Slipper
Scarinci, Beniamino, Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe
Scarinci, Beniamino, Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe
Scarinci, Beniamino, Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe
Scarlett, John W. W. (See Yates, Samuel B., assignor.)
Scarritt Furniture Company. (See Hoffman. Samuel, assignor.)
Scarritt Furniture Company. (See "Weatherly, Kobert H., assignor.)
Scarritt, Sanford G. (See Little, Peter, assignor.)
Scarritt, Sanford G-., St. Louis, Mo. Spring-seat
Scales, George R., assignor of one-half to E. S. Rogers, Knoxville, Tenn. Dry-air closet...
Scates, George R., assignor to S. H. George, G. R. Soates, M.D. and S. Arnold, Knoxville,
Tenn. Open-hreplace furnace or heater
Scattergood, Charles F. , Albany, N. Y. Electrical annunciator
Scearce, Jefferson B., Chillicothe, Ohio, assignor to B. D. Miner, Indianapolis, Ind. Invalid-
bed
Scetrini, George H., andG. Cade, assignors to H. K. Bridger, London, England. Sewing-i
machine i
Schaadt, Henry S., St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Bradley Stencil Machine Company, of Missouri.'
Die-punch and process of and means for making same
Schaag, August, Berlin, Germany. Tinning iron castings
Schaake, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Fluxing attachment for seaming-macMnes
Schaake, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Crimping-machine for can- bodies
Schaake, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Machine for crimping can-head flanges
Schaal, Jacob, et al. (See Zanger, Theodor, assignor.)
Schaare, Martin, Boiling Springs. N. J. Toy vehicle
Schaohel, John L., assignor to J. Blum, New York, N. Y. Game-table
Schad, Barnhard, assignor of fife-sixths to J. C. andF. J. Shults, H. C. Tiffany, andL. M.
Hackley, Batavia, N. Y. Vehicle-hub
Schade, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lock
Schade, Julius, Los .Angeles, Cal. Ladder
Schaefer, Edmund. (See Floyd, John, assignor )
Schaefer, Fred, Minneapolis, Minn Potato-harvester ,.
Schaefer, Fred, Minneapolis, Minn Level and key-seat rule
Schaefer, George N., et al. (See Schaefer, John H., assignor.)
Schaefer, John H., assignor to G N. and J. H. Schaefer, Jr., Baltimore, Md. Meat-mix-
ing machine
Schaefer, John V., Jr. (See Lebeau, Telesphar L., assignor.)
Schaefer, Louise, Oneida, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for marking patterns
Schaefer, Louise, Oneida, K. Y. Marking-tool
Schaefer, Peter, assignor of one-hal+' to G. ""'^. Bunce, St. Peter, Minn. Veterinary drench-
ing-hottle
Schaefer, Remigius, New York. N. ~^. Vent-bung
Schaeffer, Elias. (See Rotter, Herman assignor.)
Schaeffer, Henri N. F., Lowell, Mass Soluble alizarin blue
Schaeffer, Henry, Durango, Colo. Car-coupling
Schaeffer, Rosa, New York, N. Y . Automatic shut-off mechanism for water-tanks
Schafer, Christian E. (See Connelly and Schafer.)
Schafer, Edward, and H. A. Levy, New York, N. Y. Stamp-affixing machine
Schafer, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for coiling or winding match-splints
Schafer, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for cutting match-splints
Schafer, Frederick, London England. Riding-habit
Schafer, Julius. (See Stutzer and Schafer.)
Schafer, Theodore, Maroa, 111. Combined,match-box and ash-receiver
Schaff, Peter. (See Gleixner and Schaff.)
Schaffer & Budenberg. (See Carpenter, RoUa C, assignor.)
Schaffer, Morse B., St. Louis, Mo. Car-truck
Schafhirt, William G., "Washington, D. C. Roundabout
Schagen, Gerhard, Eschweiler, assignor to M. Heymann, Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany. 'Writ-
ing-pen -
Schalbly, Theobald E. J. and TV., Philadelphia, Pa. Grip-testing machine
Schaibly, Walter. (See Schaibly, Theobald E. J. and W.)
Schairer, George E., Saline, Mich. Sash-holder
Schairer, John J., assignor of seven-twentieths to A. 0. Hubbard, Clint, W. W. Fink, and
F. E. Hunter, El Paso, Tex. Car-coupling
Schalcke, Franz, Pittsburg. Pa. Car-coupling
Schall, Michael. (See Hoffheins, Franklin G., assignor.)
Schaller, Jules. Paris, France. Ice-cream freezer
Schambrue, John, assignor to L. H. Mace & Co., New York, N. Y. Refrigerator-shelf
Schanck, Ephraim L., Lewis Centre, Ohio. Wire fence
Schanck, George H., Libertyville, 111. Corn-harvester
Schanck, Henry I., Holmdel. N. J. Means for increasing crank-throw of steam-engines . . .
Scharar, Christian H., Scranton, Pa. Centrifugal separator
Scharf, Hennann, Halle-on-the-Saale, Germany. Safety-belt
Scharff, Ernst, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Safety-razor
Scharling, John H., Newark, N. J. Atomizer
Schatz, Adam E., New York. N. Y. Canal-boat propeller-rail
Schaub, Eduard, Paterson, N. J. Curtain-fixture
Schauer, Michael G., and A. A. Bartlett, Pipe Stone, Minn. Band-cutter and feeder for
thrashers
Schaum, Otto W., Philadelphia, Pa. Jacquard apparatus for looms
Schaum, Otto W., and C. Alvord, Philadelphia, P Driving-gear for bicycles
Schauman, John, Anaheim, Cal. Cultivator
Scheeffer, Gustavo A., Peoria, 111. Electric meter.
Scheeffer, Gustave A., assignor to Diamond Electric Company, Peoria, HI. Electric meter.
Scheele, Henry and J. P., and H. A. Rust, Milwaukee, Wis. Trolley
Scheele, John P. (See Scheele and Rust.)
Scheer, William H., Frankfort, 111. Hay -loader -
Scheerer, Wilhelm, Tuttlingen, Germany. Inhaling apparatus
Scheerer, Wilhelm, Tuttlingen, Germany. Speculum
Scheerer, Wilhelm, Tuttlingen Germany. Surgical instrument
No.
518,078
518,079
519,556
529,964
516,773
523,379
515,942
514,501
520,576
527,348
531,600
525,471
525,625
528,305
528,306
522,741
518,860
512,666
528,114
523,011
515,171
516 024
.523,646
519,927
522,433
521,596
515,095
527,457
.527,376
530,659
516,511
512,061
512,062
521,478
523,599
516,993
511,910
530,604
514,281
530,660
526,202
527,725
518,280
525,723
519,928
512,124
526, .584
517,363
530,799
512,125
515,504
511,911
515,172
528,396
531,390
530,058
521,272
.522,674
530,351
521,184
512,908
516,841
510,842
521,555
Date.
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 8
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
July 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 13
May 29
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
July 10
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
July 17
Feb. 20
Mar. 0
July 24
May 15
July 3
June 19
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
June 19
July 24
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
May 15
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
'A
1101 1 279
1102 I 279
1123 I 270
2549 614
1730
2081
327
881
2845
1098
2684
261
507
2759
2762
994
2153,
1550
2423
1439
1961
474
2542
1727
457
1512
lk31
1292
1148
1047
1287
552
555
1305
2463
2091
310
525
1538
1721
1454
697
1728
656
2189
2733
407
524
78
221
687
;267
1268
644
;i22
I 123
667
667
246
372
586
360
489
110
638
424
115
354
462
282
255
Clc
lis
618
495
72
233
fl29
}130
I
1049 ! 255
Dec.
11
1271
Jan.
2
659
Feb.
27
2519
Jan.
2
313
Feb.
20
1963
Oct. 30 2914
Dec. 25 I 2319
Nov. 27
June 12
July 10
Dec. 4
June 12
2741
919
852
488
768
361
415
364
162
424
157
523
;(>42
I 643
307
157
024
73
490
705
553
657
218
212
121
180
Jan. 16 ' 1996 473 ! 66
Mar. 20 1839 435 ! 66
Mar. 20 1840 > 435 i 66
June 19 \ 1439 , 334 1 67
405
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
287'
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Scheetz, Charles, HanoTer, Kans. Corn-harvester
Schelljaner, Rupert, Paterson, N. J. Combined hanger and automatic switch for troUey-
■wires
Schefers, Louis W. , St. Louis. Mo. Lamp or laut ern
Scheffel, TVilhelm, Remscheid, Germany. Meat-chopping; machine
Scheifler, Frederick A. (See Scheffler, Theodore, assignor.)
Schefi3er, Theodore, Paterson, assignor of one-half to F. A. SchefBer, Passaic, N. J. Cool-
ing refrigerators
Scheibel, Richard, assignor of one-half to P. M. King, St. Louis, Mo. Animal-trap
Scheid, Adam. (See Christy, William T., assignor.)
Scheithauer. Arnold, Berlin, Germany. Machine for cutting meat or other substances
Scheldrup, A. F., et al. (See Lillebeig, Charles L.. assignor.)
Schell, Absalom, assignor of one-half to C. R. McClave, Elmira, N. T. Boiler-cleaner
Schell, Henry A. (See Billing, Ka.spar, assignor.)
Schelp, Fred, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. ThiU-coupling
Schenck, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Conveyer
Schenck, John D. P., Nashville, Tenn. Air-brake
Schenck, John D. P., Newark, N. J. Air-brake
Schenck, Marcus P.. Springfield, Mass. Electric governor
Schenck, Silvester B., Newark, N. J. Fertilizer
Schenck, TVilliam T., Maroa, 111. Shield for knotter-flngers of binders
Schendzelos, Paul, Duelm, Minn. Hand corn-planter
Scherb, Victor J., North Pasadena, Cal. Animal-trap
Scherer, Albert G., assignor to Excelsior Steel Furnace Company, Chicago, HI. Machine
for seaming sectional sheet-metal pipes
Schermerhorn, Alexander B., Athens. Pa. Rotary lawn-mower
Schermerhom. George "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Vessel
Schermuly, 'WilUam, London, England. Differential hoisting-tackle
Schetzel, Marx P., San Francisco, Cal. Tap or faucet
Scheuer, Max, et al.. executors. (See Scheuer, Simon.)
Scheuer, Max, New York, N. Y. Pocket book
Scheuer, Ralph, etal., executors. (See Scheuer, Simon.)
Scheuer, Simon, deceased, M. and R. Scheuer, New York, N. Y., executors. Frame for
pocket-books, purses, or satchels
Scheuerecker, Joseph, Indianapolis, Ind,,' assignor of .seven-eighths to TV. A. Miles and O.
H. Perry, Columbus, Ohio, E. E. Perry, Indianapolis, Ind., and J. "W. Hahn, Toledo,
Ohio. Apparatus for manufacturing ice and for refrigerating
Schevey. Alvin E., Mayfair, 111. Cotton-chopper
Schick, Charles. (See Listen and Schick.)
Schier, Oscar B. W. , Baltimore, Md. Receptacle for sterilizing purposes
Schierholz, August H., San Francisco, Cal. Ore-crusher
Schifferdecker, Charles, Fort Assinaboine, Mont. Target and indicator
Schiiferly, Conrad, Fort TVayne, Ind. Fruit-can
Schill. John G., Jersey City, N. J. "Window-screen
Schilling, Charles R. (See Schraubstadter and Schilling.)
Schimkatt, Carl G. (See Eberhard and Schimkatt.)
Schimmeyer, Max. (See Sowatsky and Schimmeyer.)
Schindel, Samuel M. , Hagerstown, Md. Shield for pneumatic tires
Schindel, Samuel M., Hagerstown, Md. Shield for pneumatic tires
Schindel, Samuel M., Hagerstown, Md. Armor for pneumatic tires
Schinke, Max G., Milwaukee, "Wis. Drawbridge
Schinner, Augustin F., Milwaukee, "Wis. Railway -switch
Schinner, Augustin F., Milwaukee, "Wis. Railway-switch
Schinner, Augustin F., Milwaukee, "Wis. Track-switch for electric railways
Schirman, Moritz, Baltimore, Md. Talking-board
Schinner. Valentine, New York, N. Y. Sash-balance
Schirra, Julius, assignor of seven-twentieths to C. Thier, Pittsburg, Pa. Nut-lock
Schisgall, Solomon, "Waterbury, Conn. "Watch-winding
Sch. jelling, Ludvig A. (See Druschky and Schjerling.)
Schlangen, Simon, and I. Neumann, (Chicago, ill. Bung-stopper and hung-bush
Schlarbaum, John ''., San Francisco, Cal. Compound pocket implement
Schlatter, Moses, Burrton, Kans. Feed and band-cutting attachment for thrashing-ma-i
chines <
Schlatter, Moses, Inman, Eans. Floor-clamp
Schlegel, Robert A., St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturing signs
Schlegelmilch, George E. (See "Welch, Robert K., assignor.)
Schleicher, Andrew J., et. al. (See Schleicher, Edward G., assignor.)
Schleicher, Edward G., Stamford, Conn. "Wheel for vehicles
Schleicher, Edward G., assignor to himself, A. J. Schleicher, Stamford, Conn., and G. and
J. C. Schleicher, New York, N. Y. Piano-sounding board
Schleicher, Erhart, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Basic yellow dye
Schleicher, George, et al. (See Schleicher, Edward G., assignor.)
Schleicher, John C, et al. (See Schleicher, Edward G., assignor.)
Schleicher, Otto, Magdeburg, Germany. Steering-gear for vessels
Schleicher, Robert, Louisville, Ky. Machine for manufacturing boxes
Schleininger, Ferdinand R., New York, N. Y. Game apparatus
Schlemmer, Oliver, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fitting for vents
Schlesinger, Julius M., San Francisco, Cal. Lace, veiling, or ribbon holder
Schlientz, Joseph J., and J. F. Fink, Defiance. Ohio. Caster
Schlieper, John E., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor to Stirling Company, Chicago, HI. Steam-ooiler.
Schlieper, John E.. and J. H. Harrison; said Harrison assignor to "W. D. "Webb, Pittsburg,^
Pa. Smokeless furnace and stoker 5
Schloer, Charles A., Camden, N. J. Support for bicycles
Schloss, Nathan, Baltimore, Md. Coat
Schlosser, EliasE., "Williamsport, Ind. Corn-planter
Schlueter, Adolph H., Oakland, Cal. Gas-regulator for water-heaters
Schlueter, Adolph H. and T. A., Oakland, Cal. Apparatus for agitating and discharging
liquids
Schlueter, Adolph H. and T. A., Oakland, Cal. Self-regulating discharge for closed vessels.
Schlueter, Adolph H. and T. A., Oakland, Cal. Liquid containing and discharging device.
No.
530,352
522,621
520.866
517,148
.523,412
530,723
513,342
516,979
520,834
524,842
524,073
531,137
522,920
517,486
526,403
517,487
531,571
523,687
515,795
518,702
511,863
520,327
515,096
527,512
518,791
530,724
522,235
531,068
521,049
521,921
530,353
521,005
521,006
526,846
517,809
514,037
527,293
527,294
520,616
516,687
513,203
526,871
526,464
515,973
521,674
528,033
530,354
527,727
522,124
516,577
528,183
515,026
526,946
526,912
528,447
528,210
526,947
519,683
531,338
527,561
526,749
514,428
512,489
517,305
519,478
Date.
Dec. 4
July 10
June 5
Mar. 27
July 24
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
June 5
Aug. 21
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
July 10
Apr. 3
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
July 31
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
July 3
Dec. 18
June 5
June 26
Dec. 4
June 5
June 5
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
May 29
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Mar. 0
June 19
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
June 26
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
May 8
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
May 8
Monthly
volume.
490
773
203
2371
2140
1152
2673
2064
147
1503
173
1854
1272
119
2016
120
2633
2630
108
2194
121
195
45,46
560
537
279
648
488
32
C367
^368
40
440
315
480
27
631
653
26
548
185 46,47
1744 413
1833
1376
2348
1153
1721
531
2074
491
454
456
657
101
1012
1015
2907
1587
2449
335
582
280
24
^409
1410
125
498
121
108
108
70
: 164
165
25
246
247
702
379
592
335 82,83
2017 480
3SS I 90
1637 llf,
2284 551
492 122
1724
2435
1397
2542
1732
459
410
3000
2597
460
1341
2227
1452
132
744
1282
2639
976
416
586
OtHcial
Gazette.
<616
i617
437
113
102
725
627
113
5 323
i324
532
353
31
189
308
620
236
69
69
1304
166
1234
1945 .
448-
1439
604
1870
1224
966
694
1.583,
256
25-
1559
25
1745 .
552:
1474-
446
39
1498.
1230
284
473
1439
20
1559
1293
1636.
1304
1279
1279
55
127
873
202
203
1137
1781
560.
63
1559
1525.
1527
466
1304
348
1691
1729^
529'
1211
86
7X-
610..
538.
87
802-
1666
298
26
994
254
1997
737
-288
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Propeller- wheel .
Schlueter. Theodore &.. (See Sohlueter, Adolph H. and T. A.)
Schluns, Fredrick A., Milton. Mass. Coiled .sliding door
Schmadeke, John F. (See Thompson and Schmadeke.)
Schmadeke, John F., Brookljn, N. T. Coal-chute regulator
Schraall, Octavius B., Cincinnati, Ohio. Building-block
Schmaltz. Mikle, assignor of one-half to W. J.Wanless, Bay City, Mich
Schmelz, Victor, Sylvan Lake, Fla. Box-strap
Schmid, Albert, Allegheny, assignor, by mesne assignment.s, to"Wes(inghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Field-magnet for electric machines
Schmid, Albert, Allegheny, and B. G. Lamme, assignors, by mesne assignments, to West-
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Self-exciting constant-
potential electric generator
Schmid, Charles, assignor to American Valve and Governor Company, Chicago, 111. Valve
mechanism for engines
Schmid, Jakob, assignor to Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Basle, Switzerland. Blue-
black disazo dye
Schmid, Jakob, and J. Bachelut, assignors to Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Basle,
Switzerland. Blue dye
Schmid, Jakob, and J. Bachelut, assignors to Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Basle,
Switzerland. Blue basic dye
Schmid, Wolfgang, Munich, Germany. Brake
Schmidt, Albrecht, Berlin, Germany. Hypo-eliminator
Schmidt, August L., Dusseldorf, Germany. Vehicle-wheel
Schmidt, CharlesG., Cincinnati, Ohio. Switch for overhead trolley tracks ,
Schmidt, Charles G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Switch for overhead-trolley tracks
Schmidt, Charles R. (See Mackin and Sclimidt.)
Schmidt, Charles E., Baltimore, Md. Core-making machine
Schmidt, Charles E., Baltimore, Md. Water-closet. (Reissue) ,
Schmidt, Christian A., New York, N. T. Woven chenille fabric
Schmidt, Edward D., Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. Friction-clutch
Schmidt, Frank F. (See Cookerly, Charles E., assignor.)
Schmidt, Frederick M. (See Geri-y and Schmidt.)
Schmidt, George C, assignor of one-half to A. Harraan, Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
Schmidt, Gottlieb, et ol. (See Parkinson, John, Sr., assignor.)
Schmidt, Henry, Elgin, HI. Cooper's lathe
Schmidt, Henry, and C. J. Werner, New York, N. Y. Cigar-bunching machine
Schmidt, Henry M., Saginaw, Mich. Safe-door book-rack
Schmidt, Joseph, et al. (See Eeinhard, Thomas J., assignor.)
Schmidt, Julius, and J. Weitzel, Ludlow, Ky. Sheet-metal pipe
Schmidt, Nickolaus. (See Holtmann and Schmidt.)
Schmidt, 0. M., et al. (See Farmer, John E., assignor.)
Schmiilt, Oscar K., St. Louis, Mo., assignor of two-lhirds to E. Klau and G. Pohlig, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Drill-chuck ,
Schmidt, Philip J., and G. Weber, Hoboken, N. J. Car-replacer
Schmidt, Eobert H., Hohenstein, Germany. Folding feed-box
Schmidt. Theodore F. W., assignor of one-half to Daj'ton Paper Novelty Company, Dayton,
Ohio. Bottle- wrapper
Schmidt, Theodore FT W., assignorof one-half to Dayton Paper Novelty Company, Dayton,
Ohio. Paper box
Schmidt, Theodore F. W., assignorof one-half to Day ton Paper Novelty Company, Dayton,
Ohio. Egg-case
Schmidt, TheodoreF. W., assignor to Dayton Paper Novelty Company, Dayton, Ohio. Bot-
tle-wrapper -
Schmidt, W. C. (See Titus, John C, assignor.)
Schmidt, Wilhelm, Wilhelmshohe, near Cassel, Germany. Superheating steam
Schmidt, Wilhelm, Wilbelmshiihe, near Cassel, Germany. Generation of steam
Schmiedeberg, Oswald, Strasburg, assignor to C. F. Boehringer & Soehne, Waldhof, Ger-
many. Making compounds of iron and albumin
Schmiedl, Anton I., assignor of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe-beading
machine
Schmiedl, Anton I., assignor of one-half to J. Mundell, Philadelphia, Pa. Seam-hammer-
ing device for shoe-uppera
Sohmitt, Frederick E., as.signor to Milwaukee Sander Manufacturing Company, Milwau-j
kee. Wis. Poli.shing-cylinder for sandpapering-macbines \
Schmitt, Frederick E., assignor to Milwaukee Sander Manufacturing Company, Milwau-
kee, Wis. Cylinder-adjusting mechanism for polishing-machines
Schmitt, George, assignor to P. Sherrer and M. A. Short, Cleveland, Ohio. Barrel-pitching
apparatus
Schmitt, George, assignor to P. Sherrer and M. A. Short, Cleveland, Ohio. Barrel-pit chin
apparatus
Schmitt, Louis H., assignor of one-half to G. E. Sternberg, New York, N. Y. Tool-handle.
Schmitz, Egon L., New York, N. Y. Safety-razor
Schmitz, Egon L., New York, N. Y, Eazorstropping device
Schmitz, Engelbert W., and J. Wallmann, Berlin, Germany. Car-coupling
Schmitz, Ernest, and J. Mendenhall, Chicago, 111. Starter and propeller for electric cars
Schmohl, John C., Newberry, Pa. Sliding door
Schmoll, Armand. (See Sctimoll, Lucien and A.)
Schmoll, Lucien and A., Newark, N. J. Polishing and staining machine ,
No.
Date.
514,966 Feb. 20
518,653 ' Apr. 24
513.423 Jan. 23
512,751 Jan. 16
522,354 July 3
519,097 May 1
519,098 I May 1
528,742 [ Nov. 6
525.626 ' Sept. 4
519,971 ! May 15
525.627 1 Sppt. 4
516,122 i Mar. 6
530,965
514,502
519,351
530,661
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
May 8
Dec. 11
519,006 May 1
11,441 ' Sept. n
513.281 1 Jan. 23
529,755 i Nov. 27
519,648 i May 8
525,160
530,554
515,535
525,061
514,165
515,620
514,203
515,721
518,898
518,899
524,219
518,162
529,754
523,688
519,162
525,161
525,087
Schnarr, Henry G., New York, N. Y. Extension-table
Schnarr, Joseph, et al. (See Cook, George, assignor.)
Schnautz, Frederick W., New York, N. Y. Grate-bar
Schneider, August, Lexington, Ky., assignor of one-half to C. Newbold, Washington, D. C.
Billiard-cue-tip fastening
Schneider, August, andD. W. Bromley, assignors of one-third toB. McClelland, Lexing-
ton, Ky. Bottle-stopper
Schneider, Charles W. (See Van Berkel and Fliess, assignors.)
Schneider, Franz S. F., Fulda, Germany. Apparatus for transforming continuous electric
currents into alternating currents
Schneider, G., et al. (See Marquart, Eudolf, assignor.)
Schneider, George L., assignor of seven - eighths to W. J. Pattosien, F. L. Waibel, C.
Fisher, G. Brandt, G. A. Paul, F. Brandt, and A. E. Paul, San Francisco, Cal. Electric
advertising or signaling apparatus
516,123
513,598
511,804
527,889
529,140
.524,866
523,305
527,726
524,911
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
July 31
May 1
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Sept. i
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
June 26
May 8
May 22
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
July 3
Oct. 16
Aug. 21
Monthly
volume.
520,223 May 22
1637
2103
2796
1706
305
270
378
509
1804
510
620
1545
882
768
1050
109
1208
2589
2190
1284
2070
862
2577
1897
311
2709
389
2874
2530
2530
430
1238
2188
2033
400
2080
1945
2072
2322
2289
978
2344
623
3120
89
2014
1108
1537
225
1722
1602
410
,525
685
407
78
64
145
224
188
256
26,27
278
627
522
506
^213
507
475
476
63,64
493
C 555
}556
548
236
569
C145
[UG
767
22, 23
483
(268
i209
375
60
416
Official
Gazette.
'214 ij'
638 66 ; 1381
465
74
674
92
717
625
625
102
311
522
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
289
Name, residence, and invention.
Schneider, George P., Cleveland, Ohio. Pumping apparatus for gas, air, water, &c.
Schneider, Henri, Creuzot, France. Cementing armor-plates
Schneider, Henry G. (See Schwalbe and Schneider.)
Schneider, Herman. (See Pauly and Schneider.)
Schneider, Hugo, Cleveland, Ohio. Filler
Schneider, Jacob, et al. (See Bosman, Nicolas, assignor.)
Schneider, Jakob, New Tork, N. T. Life-guard for oars
Schneider, John B. and J. J., St. Louis, Mo. Metal-bending machine
Schneider, John G., Boston, Mass. Washboard ;
Schneider, John J. (See Schneider, John B. and J. J.)
Schneider, Otto, Berlin, Germany. Fare-indicator for cabs
Schneider, Philipp, assignor of one half to G. C. Witte, Chattanooga, Tenn. Spoke-socket
Schneider-Preiswerk, Theodor, Basle, Switzerland. Parachute-sail for balloons
Schnell, August, Clinton, Iowa. Spirit-level attachment
Schnell. August, Clinton, Iowa. Spirit-levpl attachment
Schnepf, John, assignor of one-half to W. H. Bellamy, New York, N. T. Pneumatic sig-
nal-switch
Schnepf, John, assignor of one-half to W. H. Bellamy, New Tork, N. T. Pneumatic bell. .
Schnepf, John, assignor of one-half to W. H. Bellamy, New York, N. Y. Pneumatic door-
lock opener
Schnitzler, Charles H. (See Meany, James A., assignor.)
Scbnurr, William, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to United States Printing Company, of Ohio.
Adjustable gearing
Scboaf, John W., McKeesport, Pa. Nut-lock -
Schocb, Gottfried, Wiilflingen, Switzerland. Mixing-machine
Schoch, Martin L., New Berlin. Pa. Scoop
Schoeffel, George J. (See Ongloy, Charles E., assignor.)
Schoelkopf, Jacob, et al. (See Fatkin, James, assignor.)
Schoeller, Carl F. (See Jahi, Rudolph H., assignor.)
Schoen Brake Shoe Company. (See Schoeu, Charles T., assignor.)
Scboen, Charles T., Allegheny, Pa. Making brake-shoes
Brake-shoe
Brak e-beam
Bolster for railway-cars
Pressed-steel fence-post
Schoen, Charles T., assignor to Schoen Brake Shoe Company, Allegheny, Pa. Brake-
shoe
Schoen, ('barles T , Allegheny, Pa.
Schoen, Charles T., Allegheny, Pa.
Schoen, Charles T., Allegheny, Pa.
Schoen, Charles T., Allegheny, Pa.
Schoen, Paul, Glens Falls, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Cording attachment for sewing-machines
Schoen, Paul. Glens Falls, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Guide for two-needle sewing-machines
Schoen, Paul, Glens Falls, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Guide for sewiug-machines -.
Schoen, Paul, Glens Falls, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New)
Jersey. Hemstitching attachment for sewing-machines - I
Schoen, Paul, Glens Falls, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Sewing-machine heramer
Schoen, Pan), Glens Falls. N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Plaiting attachment for sewing-machines
Schoenberg, William H., Philadelphia, Pa. Oil-cloth-printing machine
Schoenbrun, Samuel, assignor of one-half to A. Sellner, New York, N. Y. Trousers
Schoeneck, Charles, et al. (See Buckley, John P., assignor.)
Schoeneck, Charles A., Syracuse, N. Y^ Awning
Schoenmehl, Charles B., assignor of three-fourths to V. L. Sawyer, Waterbury, Conn. Bot-
tle-stopper
Schoenmehl, Charles B., assignor of three-fourths to V. L. Sawyer, Waterbuiy, Conn.
Bottle-stopper
Schopppl, Joseph F., Pittsburg, Pa. Hook and eye
Schoeppl , Joseph F., Pittsburg, Pa. Hook and eye
Schoessel, Christian A., Pock Island. 111. Saw-swage
Schoff, Henry W., B. Fiukel, and F. E. Probert, Oak Park, 111. Self-opening umbrella
Schofield, Albert B.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Curtain-ring
Schofield, Silas C Freeport, 111. Kiinner attachment for wheeled vehicles
Schofield, James D., Dallas, Tex., assignor to Texas Implement and Machine Company, of
Texas. Gearing and gear-covering for asricultural machinery '
Schofield, William. (See Malam and Schofield.)
Schofield, William, Philadelphia. Pa. Power-transmitting device
SchoWing, Frederiek W. (See Schnlding, John H. and F. W.)
Scholding, John H. and F. W., Yonkers, N. Y. Shoe-pro.fcector
Scholl, Carl, Goppingen, Germany. Corset-steel »....
Scholten, Paul, Wattenscheid. Germany. Frame for carrying cans or other vessels
Scholz, August, New York, N. Y. Cigar-stump receptacle
Schomburg, Rudolf, Berlin, Germany. Fixing electric conducting- wires to insulators sup-
potting same
Schiimig. Gustav, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Piano for children
Schon, Hubert, Apollo, assignor to himself N. C. Davison, Pittsburg, G. Muth and J. P.
Sipe, Allegheny, Pa. Chill for making chilled castings
Schonemann, August, Hasserode, Germany. Life-boat
Sohonhoff, C. A., et al. (See Rouse, John H , assignor.)
Schonhoflf, Clemens A. (See Rouse and Schonboff.)
Schonhoff, J. H., et al. (See Rouse, John H., assignor.)
Schooley, John C., et al. (See Pritchard, Nathaniel J., assignor.)
Schoolhouse, Lewis, New York, N. Y. Eibbon-display cabinet
Schoonmaker, Peter H., Concord. N. H. Trace trimmer and finisher
Schoop, Paul, Zurich, Switzerland. Electric traction apparatus
Schoop, Paul, Zurich, Switzerland. Method of and apparatus for circulating liquid elec-
trolytes
No.
531,075
515,505
515,884
531,391
523,413
525.628
519,972
519,273
512,450
517,935
527,815
514,503
515,447
518,119
.526.7.50
514,339
512,332
514,038
513,655
513,656
522,032
529,809
5:10,725
Schop'p, Andrew, and J. Liese, assignors to Sucker State Drill Company, Believille, III.?
Grain-drill ... •
Schopper, Louis, Leipsic, Germany. Testing-machine .
19 PAT
520,900
529,415
529,416
529,417
529,418
539,419
529.420
518.120
518,727
512,490
524,096
527,161
521,391
530,800
.531,222
521222
515, on7
520,806
531,278
524,354
515,173
514,242
521,. 554
518,827
51.5,448
518,200
528,034
513,424
.528,035
523,131
520,340
529,199
513,060
521,323
Date.
June 19
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
July 24
Sept. 4
May 15
May 1
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jiane 26
Nov. 27
Dec. H
June 5
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
June 12
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
June 12
Feb. 20
June 5
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
June 19
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
July 17
May 22
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
June 12
Monthly
volume.
1640 384
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234
55
2320
2141 ^
554
537
538
511 123
1805
600
1214
849
1872
884
2437
135
622
996
102
3228
3229
2290
2274
1155
267
1610
1611
1613
1614
1615
1616
1173
2246
212
791
1133
1272
2018
836
1833
83
2118
681
1964
472
1438
2410
2438
1322
2285
2797
2286
1661
2457
1216
2231
1014
443
145
294
214
449
225
604
293
32
1.59
244
26
793
793
548
543
280
64
383
383
383
f383
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384
384
294
559
308
49
193
207
307
481
196
463
508
166
490
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596
604
330
551
686
551
416
596
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1497
1685
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1246
902
653
241
177
392
1037
1355
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200
873
741
741
1664
1109
1439
1246
979
980
980
980
980
230
454
254
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162
1418
1462
1612
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1230
1213
1630
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1254
941
1489
483
1355
259
466
467
345
1037
448
1394
290
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list 0/ j;ate«iees— Continued.
Name, residence, and inrention.
Schott, Cyrus. (See Miltonberger, Wyiiant, and Schott.)
Schott, John C, et al. (See Grant, Eobert A., assignor.)
Schotte, Frank, et al. (See Zander, Theodor, assignor.)
Schotzko, Kudolf M., Tacoma, Wash. Apparatus for returning exhaust-steam to boilers
and heating feed-water
Schowalter, Peter C, Moundridge, Kans. Twine-holder
Sohpanowsky, Leonid P., Odessa, Russia. Melharmonium
Schrade, George. (See Salomon, Etienne, assignor.)
Schrader, Carl L., Hamburg, Germany. Heel
Schrader, Charles F. ( See Gault and Schrader. )
Schrader, George H. F., and H. P. Kraft, New York, N. T. ; said Kraft assignor to said
Schrader. Valve
Schrader, Henry C, Hammondville, Pa. Mold-moistener
Schrader, Paul, "Witten, Germany. "Wire-rolling apparatus
Schrader, Paul, "Witten, (Germany. "Wire-rolling apparatus
Schramm, Bernhard. (See Schramm, Constant and B.)
Schramm, Charles W., Des Moines, Iowa. Measuring device
Schramm, CJonstant and B., Harrison, N. J. Bottle-stopper
Schramm, Theobald. (See Pleukharp and Schramm.)
Schraube, Conrad, assignor to Badische Anilin and SodaFabrik, Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Substantive blue dye
Schraube, Conrad, and E. Eomig, assignors to Badische Anilin and So"da Fabrik, Ludwigs-
hafen, (jermany. PhenylrosinduUn sulfo-acid
Schraube, Conrad, and E. Eomig, assignors to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Ludwigs-
hafen, (jermany . Violet-red dye
Schraubstadter, Carl, Jr., and C. R. Schilling, assignors to "Western Engravers' Supply
Company, St. Louis. Mo. Routing-machine
Schreiber. Moritz. (See Oettinger and Schreiber.)
Schreidt, Frank, Mansfield, Ohio. Automatic relief- valve ,
Schreiner, Friedrich, Plainfield, N. J. Stove for drying matrices
Schreuder, Jens G., "Wilkinshvirg, Pa. Compensator for signals ,
Schreuder, Jens G., "Wilkinsburg, Pa. Switch apparatus
Schriver, Oliver P., Newport, Ky. Roller staple
Schrock, "William M. (See Vogel and Schrock.)
Schroder, Nicholas, New York, N. Y. Display -box
Schroeder, Max, Dnsseldorf, assignor of one-half to Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Zink-Indus-
trie, vormals "Wilhelm Grille, Oberhausen, Germany. Producing glue and gelatine from
bones ,
Schroeder, Richard D., San Francisco, assignor to "W. F. Pierce, Oakland, Cal. Beer-press-
nre apparatus
Schroeder, Theodor, New Prague, Minn. Adjustable odometer
Schroedter, August "W.. Berlin, Germany. Clcsing device for bottles
Schroeffel, John. (See Voegtly and Schroeffel.)
Schroll, "William S. (See Able and Gross, assignors.)
Schroter, Emil, Berlin, (Jermany. Folding bed
Schroter. Ernst "W. R., assignor to Ichthyol Gesellschaft, Cordes, Hermann! & Co., Ham-
burg, Germany. Making pure sulfonic compounds-
Schroth, "William J. (See Sturts, Charles F. A., assignor.)
Schubert, George, "Walnut Springs, Tex. Baling-press
Schubert, Herrmann, Berlin , Germany. Axle-box
Schubert, Louis, St. Louis, Mo. Piano-action
Schuberth, Frank, Chicago, HI. Float for refrigerators
Schuckers, Jacobs"W., Belleville, N. J. Type- writing machine
Schulemann, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Embroidery-hoop holder
Schuler, James C. Lanier, Ga. Extracting turpentine
Schuler, Louis, Goppingen, Germany. Stamping-press
Schuler, Otto, assignor of one-third to M. "Wengert, New York, N. Y. Circular loom
Schuller, Carl H. (See Jaus, "William P., assignor.)
Schulte, Anton, assignor of one-half to "W. B. Krueger, St. Louis, Mo. Car-curtain stretcher-
rod and guide attachment-hook
Schulte, Franz, Hamburg, Germany. Molder's tack
Schultz, Adam, assignor of one-half to J. Deck, Cincinnati, Ohio. Malting-machine
Schultz, Adam, assignor of one-half to J. Deck, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mashing-machine
Schultz, Carl H., Jr., deceased, New "York, N. Y.; C. H. Schultz, administrator. Filter. . .
Schultz, Carl H., Jr., deceased, Murray Hill, N. J.; C. H. Schultz, administrator. Out-
board propeller-shaft for vessels
Schultz, Frederick B., New York, N. Y. Doll
Schultz, Johanu C. H., Hamburg, Germany. Roofing
Schultz, John L., and A. C.Westlake, Brooklyn, N. Y.; said Schultz assignor to said "West-
lake. Manufacture of stove-hoards. (Reissue)
Schultze, Frederick "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Lock
Schultze, George T., Evansville, Ind. Apparatus for drying lumber
Schultze, Gustav F. "W. (See Ench, Fiigel, Cooke, and Schultze.)
Schultze, Gustav F. "W., Berkeley, Cal. Coin-controlled apparatus
Schulz, Gustav C. (See Tiefel, Charles G., assignor.)
Schulz, Herman C, assignor to Lumber District Mill Company, Chicago, 111. Boring-ma-
chii
Schulz, Ludwig. (See Miiller and Schulz.)
Schulze, Andrew, Lett, Tex. Breast for cotton-gins
Schulze, Ai^rew, Lott, Tex. Governor for seed-cotton-handling apparatus
Schulze, AiRrew, Lott, Tex., assignor to Kingsland & Douglas Manufacturing Company,
St. Louis, Mo. Dog or stop device for baling- presses
Schumacher, AlbertC, Ann Arbor, assignor to Muskegon Chemical Fire Engine Company,
Muskegon, Mich. Process of and compound for extinguishing fires
Schumacher, Gustave "W., assignor to G. F. Gould, Portland, Me. Keyhole-guard
No.
512,993
528,694
530,605
522,234
531,392
52R,948
529,200
529,201
529,202
519,777
524,220
524,221
.524,222
527,025
525:829
520,578
515,722
526,328
519,435
521,050
518,861
520,224
519,592
526,329
516,660
513,204
■517,936
512,752
516,451
525,668
529,810
512,909
530,205
518,080
522,742
Schumacher, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. "Winding mechanism for timepieces
Schumacher, Hermann G., Hockheim, assignor of one-half to J. Mueller, Moulton, Tex.
X Insect-powder distributer
524,972
519,164
529,842
531,601
517,488
526,751
5-26,fifi7
5-22,330
11,444
531.008
519,352
514,664
528,307
517,937
521,676
521,511
520,012
530,206
524,671
511,805
Date.
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
July 3
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
May 15
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Sept. i
May 29
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
May 8
June 5
Apr. 24
May 22
May 8
Sept. 18
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
.Tan. 16
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
July 10
Aug. 21
May 1
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
July 3
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
May 8
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
June 19
June 19
May 15
Dec. 4
Monthly
volume.
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Jan.
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1219
1220
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
291
Name, residence, and invention.
Schumacher, "Wwe. J. (See Barthelmess, Johannes, assignor.)
Schumm, Bleichard, New York, N. T. Apparatus for preparing and manipulating fer-
menting mixtures
Schumm, Hermann, assignor to Gas-Motoren-Fabrik-Deutz, Cologne-Deutz, Germany. Gas
or oil motor-engine
Schnnke, Carl. (See Gedies and Schunke.)
Schiipphaus, KohertC, Brooklyn, N. T. Nitro compound and making game
Schiipphaus, Robert C, Brooklyn, assignor to H. Maxim, New York, N. Y. Nitrating
cellulose - ,
Schiipphaus, Robert C, Brooklyn, assignor to Arlington Manufacturing Company, New
York. N. Y. Pyroxyline compound and making same
ScViiipple, Charles, and C. Hiibeler, Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar-press
Schureman, David S., Kockford, 111. Electric alarm
Schureman, David S., Eockford, 111. Electric-circuit breaker
Schuricht, John E. "W"., St. Louis, Mo. Transformable carriage
Schurkens, John P. , Westphalia, Kans. Corn-husker
Schurmeier, Edward J., St. Paul, Minn. Stake-pocket for drays
Scbutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. Check-valve
Steam-jet nozzle
Check-valve
Check- valve
Stop-valve
Schiitz, Alwin, and A. Landerer, Leipsic, assignors to "W. J. Teufel, Stuttgart, Germany.
Bandage for varicose veins
Schutz, Emile, and J. H. Henderson, Sierra City, Cal. Hydraulic air-compressor
No.
Schutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Schntte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Schutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Schutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chum
Refrigerator
Schutz, Joseph M., Minneapolis, Minn. Pulverizing apparatus
Schuuman. Reynderdt. (See Kershaw, Daniel, assignor.)
Schuyler, Abram, assignor of one-half to A. Schuyler, Scott's, Mich.
Schuyler, Abram, assignorof one-half to A. Schuyler, Scott's, Mich.
Schuyler, Adely. (See Schuyler, Abram, assisnor.)
Schuyler Electric Company. (See Knowles, Edward R., assignor.)
Schuyler Electric Company. (See Knowles and Park, assignors.)
Schuyler Electric Company. (See Knowles and Robinson, assignors.)
Schuyler Electric Company. (See Lamp and "Wightman, assignors.)
Schuyler Electric Company. (See Offrell, Olof, assignor.)
Schuyler Electric Company. (See Robinson, Lewis T., assignor.)
Schuyler, "William H., Milton, Pa. Index
Schwaab, Adam, Jr., New York, N. Y. Head-rest
Schwahn, Heinrich F. D., Kansas City, Mo. Purifying aluminous minerals
Sohwnhn, Heinrich F. D., Kansas City, Mo. Purifying native sulfate of barium
Schwahn, Heinrich F. D., Kansas City, Mo. Separating and recovering the constituents
of ores, earths, clays, &c ,
Schwahn, Heinrich F. D., Kansas City, Mo. Apparatus for generating gas
Schwahn, Heinrich F. D., Kansas City, Mo. Apparatus for reducing, alloying, remelting,
and mixin g metals
Schwalbe, Henry. (See Methke and Schwalbe.)
Schwalbe, Henry, and H. G. Schneider, assignors of one-fourth to T. Donnell, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Nut-lock
Schwalbe. Joseph. (See Knowlton. Ephriam H. B., assignor.)
Schwan, Aiigust H., Moundridge, Kans. Twine-holder
Sch waner, Christian C, Winterset, Iowa. Neck-yoke attachment
Schwaner, Christian C, Winterset, Iowa. Trace-carrier
Schwartz, Charles W., Jr., assignor to Philadelphia Textile Machinery Company, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Truck
Schwartz, Jacob. (See Bettegar and Schwartz.)
Schwartz, Morris. Chicago, HI. Adjustable picture-hanger
Schwarz, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Waistband for trousers and device for attaching shirt-
waists thereto -
Schwarz, Julius. New York, N. Y. Waistband for trousers
Schwarz, Rudolf. (See Eppers, Heinrich, assignor.)
Schwarz, Solomon, Philadelphia, Pa. Garment-clasp
Schwarz, Solomon, Philadelphia, Pa. Garment-clasp
Sch warzenberger, Siddi. Zittau, Germany. Grinding-mlU
Schwarzschild, Alexander, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Railway-rail
Schwfeers, Raphael, and C. Fuchs, Dantzic, Germany. Device for altering speed of cycles.
Schwehr, Albert, Sandusky. Ohio. Cigar-bunch machine ,
Schweiger. Samuel, etal. (See Probola, Adam, assignor.)
Schweim, Herman, assignor of one-half to G. Stark and W. E. Brinkerhoff, Detroit, Mich.
Pneumatic hoist 519,436
Schweinefleisch, Ernst, Miilhausen, Germany. Cloth-napping machine 522,497
Schweitzer, Albert, assignor of two-thirds to F. Goellner, Allegheny, and C. Weber, Shaler.
Pa. Electric-arc lamp 522,233
Schweitzer, Fritz, Dusseldorf, Germany. Wall ' 528,239
Schweizer, John T., Wilmington, Del., and J. H. Burger, Philadelphia, Pa. Cable-car
transfer device 512,910
514,340
528,115
514,838
526,7j2
528,812
519,163
513,829
516,025
523,179
519,929
515,796
516,407
519,796
524,048
524,049
529,879
519.894
517,628
522,945
514.095
522,306
513,343
520,577
514,039
514,040
514,041
521,479
522,675
523,549
529,756
530,355
530,356
525,162
517,195
530,130
517,984
524,405
524,406
526,203
530,131
535,030
524,565
Sch wenke, Paul, Zerbst, Germany. Electrical signaling apparatus for railways
Schwer, Theodore, assignor to Universal Lock and Stopper Company, St. Louis, Mo. Bot-
tle-stopper
Schwerdt, Charles F. G. R., London, England. Box for pattern or other cards
Schwesinger, Henry and J., Detroit, Mich. Pump for organs
Schwesinger, John. (See Schwesinger, Henry and J.)
Schweizer, Adolph, assignor of two-thirds to M. M. Hirsh and W. F. Jobbing, Chicago,
111. Extracting fats from animal or vegetable substances
Schwickart, Philip. Brooklyn, N. Y. Trimmer for vault-lights
Schwiebert, Jean, Barmen, Germany. Oil-can , ,
Schwieger, Heinrich, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Electric tramway.
Schwinghamraer, Kaspar. (See Kirchmann and Schwinghammer.)
Schwoerer, Emil, Colmar, Germany. Tube for superheating steam
Schwoerer, Emil, Colmar, Germany. Compound engine
525,866
515,723
516,452
522,184
520,743
590.273
528, .565
530,286
515,974
515,975
Date.
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
May 1
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
July 17
May 15
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
May 15
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
May 15
Apr. 3
July 10
F«b. 6
July 3
Jan. 23
May 29
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
June 19
July 10
July 24
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Deo. 4
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
May 8
July 3
July 3
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
June 26
May 29
May 22
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
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2424
138
515
402
3494
475
1747
1728
159
587
97
860
110
438
424
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1525
127
129
2401
1681
347
1319
190
227
2675
2847
103
104
106
1307
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2385
2191
493
494
2031
2459
94
944
780
781
1539
95
1834
1033
903
547
101
2649
1999
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2541
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2346
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263
371
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492
1143
27
740
615
792
1540
360
888
1474
1C74
850
086
686
1134
68
890
46
605
1126
873
874
874
1466
181
492
1093
1304
1304
1085
1962
1232
192
821
827
1456
1233
1043
725
108
20
548
405
1340
1440
1689
1713
1176
1015
658
1283
292
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jiatentees — Continued-
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Sohworer, Endolf. (See Zwijrard and Rohworer.)
Scidmore, ArtUur'W., Three Kivers, Mich. Storm-hood for tnpcarriages 527,lfi2
Scofield, Edward S., and J. J. Jennings, Eidgeway. N. T. Wire fence 530,244
Scognamillo, Salvatore, Eichmond, Va., assignor of one-half to A. Amoroso, "Washington,
D. C. Steam-engine 513.830
Scognamillo, Salvatore, and C. Dominici, Eichmond, Va. Pedal for bicycles 527.349
Scognamillo, Salvatore, and C. Dorainici. Eichmond, Ya. Bicycle... 527,723
Scollay, John P. (See Perkins and Scollay.)
Scotford, John H., Portland, Oreg. Voting-machine 512,994
Scotford, Louis K., Chicago, 111. Method of and apparatus for making rubber type 528,308
Scotford, Louis K., assignor to Superior Eubber Type Company, Chicago, HI. Machine j
for cutting rubber type ' 531,069
Scott, Barton W., San Jos6, assignor to himself, and ~W. Eice, Saratoga, Cal. 'Writing-tab-?, c-,i --^
let or manuscript-holder 5 '
Scott, Bertie C, Bruges, Belgium. Means for propelling canal-boats 518,680
Scott, Brigham E. (See Scott, Harvey, and Scott.)
Scott, Charles F. (See Westinghouse and Scott.)
Scott, Charles P., Pittsburg, Pa. System of electrical distribution by alternating currents. 521,051
Scott, Charles F., assignorto "Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Pitts-
burg. Pa. Self-induction coil 513,425
Scott, Charles F., assignorto "Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Pitts-
burg, Pa. Elfctrical transmission of power 515,885
Scott, (jharles F., assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Clompany, Pitts-
burg, Pa. Economizing the energy of alternating currents 520,970
Scott, Charles H., C. H. Harvey, and B.E. Scott, Fitchburg, Mass. Bevel 526,638
Scott, Clinton A.,et al. (See Hersh, Elmer E., assignor.)
Scott, Dennis M., assignor of two-thirds to "W. J. Bell, "Warner's, and I. B. Hoyt, Syracuse,
N. T. Door-plate 522,677
Scott, Dugald, assignor to Jones Brothers & Co., Manchester, England. "Woven duster or
polishing-cloth 525,669
Scott^, Ebenezer, and J. 0. Burke, Eed Bank, N. .J. Attachtnent for bicycles 530,726
Scott, Edward. (See Oliver and Scott.)
Scott, Edward, Chattanooga, Tenn. Combustible material 523,600
Scott, Erastus"W., Danielsonville, Conn. Bicycle 525.724
Scott, Frank D., assignor of one half to F. S. Taylor, Mount Morris, Mich. Hoof-weight.. I ."523,15:0
Scott, George. (SeeLowrie, Barr, and Scott.) |
Scott, George A., London, England, assignor to "Western Union Telegraph Company, of?| 529630
New York. Printing-telegraph S '
Scott, Gordon J. (See Kies and Scott.)
Scott, Gordon J., assignor of one-half to A. H. Henderson, Philadelphia, Pa. Electromag-
netic machine 529,085
Scott. Jacob E., New York, N. Y. Take-up for sewing-machines 515,252
Scott, Jacob E., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine 515,621
Scott, Jacob E., New York, N. Y. Leather-scoring machine ! 520,709
Scott, Jacob E., New York, N. Y. Leather-skiving machine ' 521,090
Scott, Jacob E., New York, N. Y. Skiving-machine 528,448
Scott, James G. (See Hal.stead, Benton, assignor.)
Scott, Joseph H., Aspen. Colo. Indicator
Scott, Joseph T., Cneur d'Alene, Idaho. Perforator
Scott-Moncrieff, "William D. , London , England. 'Treatment of sewage and apparatus there-
for.
Scott, Peter, Allegheny, Pa. Measuring apparatus for deep wells
Scott, Eobert P., Cadiz, Ohio. Bicycle-tire
Scott, Eobert P., Cadiz, Ohio. Corn-silker
Scott, Eobert "W. (See "Williams, Louis N. D., assignor.)
Scott, "Walter, Plainfield, N. J. Mechanism for transmitting motion
Scott, "Walter, Plainfield, N. J. Bed and cylinder printing-machine
Scott, "William, assignor of one-half to B. H. Oldfield, Leavenworth, Kans. "Window-screen
Scott, "William A., Jr., Pitt.sburg, Pa. Covering for boilers
Scott, William G., Liverpool. England. Eailway signaling apparatus
Scott, William H., Toledo, Ohio. Bicycle-support
Scovell, Halsey B., Dixon, III. Bicycle
Scovill & Adams Company. (See Flaramang, Mathias, assignor.)
Scovill Manufacturing Company. (See Barbour, Eobert C, assignor.)
Scovill Manufacturing Company. (See Shipley, Alfred J., assignor.)
Scovill Manufacturing Company. (See Sliipley and Hyde, assignors.)
Scovill Manufacturing Company. (See Wolff and Hj^de, assignors.)
Scoville, Elijah IJ., Manlius, N. Y. Grate
Scoville, Grace E. (See Scoville and Dornin. assignors.)
Scoville, Horace B., New Waterford, Ohio. Fireplace-heater
Scoville, Levi W., and W. W. Dornin; said L. W. Scoville assignor, by mesne assign-
ments, to G. E. Scoville, Lynchburg, Va. Mouthpiece for slop-jars
Scowden, Eansom T., Chicago, 111. Apparatus for purifying water
Scowden, Eansom T., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for purifying water
Soribner, Charles E., Chicago, HI. Double-carbon arc lamp
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Eegulator for)|
dynamo-electric machines S
Scribner, Charles E., assignorto Western Electric Company, Chicago,Ill. Spark -regulator ij
for dynamo-electric machines S
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, lU. Apparatus for
telephone-switchboards
Scribner, Charles E., assignorto Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for
telephone-switchboards
Scribner, Charles E., assignorto Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. American dis-?
trict electric signal apparatus 5
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Duplex arc
lamp '.
531..573
514,778
530,622
516,635
521,273
524,223
516,227
530,357
514,871
519.137
522,676
526,543
515,449
525,163
518,862
523,488
513,536
513,686
512,667
512,227
512,397
512,398
512,399
512,400
512,401
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
June 5
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
June 5
Sept. 25
July 10
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
July 24
Sept. 11
July 17
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
May 29
June 5
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Alar. 13
June 12
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Fob. 13
May 1
July 10
Sept. 25
Fob. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
July 24
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
Jan.
9
1551
Jan.
2
824
Jan.
9
1106
Jan.
9
1109
Jan.
9
nil
Jan.
9
1113
Jan. 9
793
297
3495
1101
1725
2137
2768
1722
1338
2151
534
2798
236
390
2276
857
585
1156
2464
698
1748
1979
1019
2097
2710
3079
604
3002
2634
1343
975
1494
921
435
812
495
14?9
347
855
2129
2439
2082
2458
2286
3020
3270
1116
193
73
861
269
416
508
410
C335
) 336
538
126
686
56
95
545
280
C618
J 619
162
438
C473
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Gazette.
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745
(142
) 143
(725
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218
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189
( 122
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374
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213
510
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507
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575
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67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
293
Kame, residence, and invenlion.
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Signaling sys-
tem for telephone trunk-lines
Scribner, Chailes E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Current-regu-
lator for dynamo-electric machines
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Electiic-aio
lamp
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Duplex arc
lamp
Scribner, Chailes E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Telephone-cir-
cuit .
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Testing sys-
tem for multiple switchboards
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Dynamo-elec-
tric machine -
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Regulator for
dynamo-electric machines .--
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Magneto call-
box
Scribner. Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Multiple-
switchboard system
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Switching
apparatus tor incandescent electric lamps
Scribner, Charles E., and E. P. Warner, assignors to Western Electric Company, Chicago,^
III. Electiic-arc lamp \
Scribner, Elmer C. . Neversink, N. Y. Combination rubber and steel horseshoe
Scudder, John L , Middle Grove, 111. Harrow
Scullin, Thomas F. (See Moore, Chauncey Gr., assignor.)
Scully, .John, South Amboy, N. J. Coal-cliute . -
Seaberg, John A. W., Maiden, assignor of one-half to C. W. Carter, Auburndale, Mass.
Baby-jumper
Seabury, Charles L., Kyack, N. T. Boiler
Seabury & Johnson. (See Parker and Williams, assignors.)
Seabury, Samuel, U. S. Navy. Breech-loading cannon
Seabury, Samuel, Bayonne, N. J., assignor of one-half to H. S. Eoss, U. S. Navy. Steer-
ing propeller
Seadler, James, Sacramento, Cal. Sash-fastener
Seager, James B. (See Brownell and Seager.)
Seal, Theodore T., Bellaire, Ohio. Mandolin
Seaman, Abraham C. (See Saeman, Daniel C. and T. W., assignors.)
Seaman, Charles H., St. Joseph. Mo. Drying-kiln
Seaman, George Q., Brooklyn, N. T. Time-alarm bed
Seaman, George Q., A. AVilson, and W. Jones, Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety car-fender
Seaman, George S., Alvarado, Tex. Shoe for bridges
Seaman, .John A. (See Delano, Eben A., assignor.)
Seaman, William M., Goldman Landing, La. Ice shaver and pick
Seamans, Charles W., et al. (See McCollum, James C, assignor.)
Seamans, Edward W., assignor of one-half to G. C. Bentz, Grand Rapids, Mich. Brick-
press
Seamless Rubber Company. (See Martin, Dennis B., assignor.)
Search, Casper F., assignor to Appleton Manufacturing C<m]pany, Appleton, Wis. Seeder..
Searle, Joseph M., Grand Rivers, Ky. Vacuum or hand-actuated by-pass valve for steam-^
engmes .
Sears, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Printer's make-ready
Sears, fJeorge, and W. H. Underwood. Onslow, Iowa. Power-shears .
Seara, Robert, Newark, N. J. Briille-bit
Sears, Robert, Newark, N. J. Check attachment ,
Sears, Willard T., Philadelphia, Pa. Differential hoist
Sears, Willard T., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for attaching shafts to vehicles
Sears, William. Boston, Mass. Typewriting machine
Seaton, Thomas, Sr., Toronto. Canada. Pipe-bender
Seaton, William, Greenfield, assignor of one-half to I. K. Cole, Harrisburg, Ark.
Fish-
trap
Seaver, Alonzo H., Webstf-r City, Iowa. Combined board and cutter
Seaver, Fernando W., Bennington, Ind. Saw-clamp
Seaver, John W., Allegheny, Pa. Elevator
Seaverns, Edmund B. V., Brookline, Mass. Controller for alternating-current machines. .
Seavey, Lafayette W., New York, N. Y. Architectural decorative iuaterial and making
Sebastian Charles. Salem, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Commercial Cash Register?
Company, East St. Loui.s, 111. Cash register, indicator, and check-printer )
Seberg, August, and D. Connor, Marshalltown, Iowa. Lamp-ahade
S6billot, Am6dee M. G., and F. Weidknecht, Paris, France. Ship-railway
Sebring, Christopher F., Leed.s, Mo. Telegraph-key
Sebum. William. (See McKain and Seburh.)
Seek, Heinrich, Dresden, Germany. Middlings-purifier
Seek, Willy, Ober-Ursel, Germany. Gas or hydrocarbon motor ,
Secor, David E. (See King. William, assignor.)
Secor, Martin M.. Racine, Wis. Trunk
Security Pneumatic Tire Company. (See Tillinghast. Pardon "W., assignor.)
Seddoni Edward H., Sale, England. Pneumatic wheel-tire ,
Seddon, Henry C, London, England. Safety percussion-fuse
Sedgwick Bros. Company. (See Sedgwick, Richard, assignor.)
Sedgwick, Hiram G., Nashville, Tenn. Slow-motion attachment for microscopes
Sedgwick, Richard, assignor to Sedgwick Bros. Company, Richmond, Ind. "Wire-twisting^
machine ^
See, AloQzo B., and W. L. Tj'ler, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine or electric
motor
No.
513,537
514,504
514,500
518,792
519,876
520,513
522,274
522,275
523,132
529,421
529,532
514,505
518,863
531,009
Date.
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
May 15
May 29
July 3
July 3
July 17
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
Deo. 18
Monthly
volume.
521,052 ; June 5
519,.593
523,489
514,967
511,806
526,208
518,900
519,138
516,614
516,408
517,938
526,585
516,453
511,807
524,614
530,310
522,622
514,779
526,204
515,696
530,S01
524,867
528,036
521,053
516,026
513,831
527,295
521,867
511,971
512,753
517,889
530,245
528,345
529,965
517,890
511,808
523,947
521,129
528,211
520,617
524,533
May 8
July 24
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
3022
885
890
2350
1052
2789
180
182
1662
1618
1834
888
2460
1627
538
1186
2267
1638
746
225
226
552
402
674
49
49,50
416
385
436
(225
) 22C
609
386
126
286
(575
5 576
(41
Ml
92 23.24
1638 1 386
Apr. 24 I 2531
May 1
Mar. 13
Mar, 13
Apr. 10
349
1457
1107
852
626
83
344
263
215
Sept. 25 2192 524
Mar. 13 ; 1185 i 284
Jan.
Aug.
Dec.
July
Ftli.
Sept.
Feb.
Dec.
Aug.
Oct.
2 I 93
14 : 1115
June 5
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
June 26
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
July 31
June 5
Oct. 30
May 29
Aug. 14
411
774
1344
1540
2838
1273
1.538
2287
539
476
3497
1017
1970
410
1708
771
298
2822
2549
772
94
3106
607
2597
2909
OfiBcial
Gazette.
24
(274
}275
103
196
330
361
(706
no7
307
375
552
126
110
861
247
476
95
(408
H09
199
73
74
75
682
614
:io2
193
773
(157
(158
66 I
67 I
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69
68
66
68
1 66
69
68
977 240 I 68
538
1137
857
294
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
See, Alonzo B., and W. L. Tyler, Brooklyn, N. Y. Controlling device for elevators .
See, Horace, New Tork, N. T. Evaporating apparatus
See, Horace, and G. L. Garden, New York, N. Y. "Wave-quieting device
Seeberger, John, "West Troy, N. Y. Car-brake ratchet handle - . -
Seebold, Moritz P. C. P. A., el at (See Bauer, Friedrich K., assignor.)
Seed, James. (See Seed, Thomas and J.)
Seed, Thomas and J., Preston, England. Spinning and doubling cops of cotton
Seeley, John S. (See Francis, Thomas, assignor.)
Seeley, Joseph S., and C. R. De La Matyr, Fremont, Nebr. Grain-dump
Seeliger, Oswald, Lockhart. Tex. Horseshoe-nail clincher
Seely, Edward B. (See "Williams and Seely.)
Seely, Obadiah, assignor to E. C. Stearns &. Co., Syracuse, N. Y. "Wheel-tire
Seeman, John J., Garden Grove, Cal. Grinding-mill
Sefton, John L. (See Reber and Sefton.)
Segade, Alexander, and D. J. ORegan, assignors of one-half to P. McCoy, Detroit, Mich.
Underground conduit
Segal, Adolph. (See Montross, LeviH., assignor.)
Seger, Eberhard, Stockholm, Sweden. Steam turbine wheel
Segerberg, Joban A. , Denver, Colo. Roller-skate
Segerriahl, Rudnlph, Chicago, III. Electric-arc lamp
Segerdahl, Rudolph, Chicago, 111. Electric-arc lamp
Sego, Joseph, and C. Faucher, Valparai.<iO, Ind. Bridge-gate
Segrest, Lewis H., Brandywine, Miss. Car-coupling
Segschneider, Gustav, Yonkers, N. Y. Pile-wire for looms
Segschneider, Gustav, assignor to J. T. Waring, Yonkers, N. Y. Pile-wire for looms
Seher, Henry, New York, N. Y. Device for fastening slip-covers on upholstered furniture.
Seibel, William A., Independence, Iowa. Lubricator
Seiberling, John F., Akron, Ohio. Sheaf-carrier for harvesters
Seiberling, John F., Akron, Ohio. Spring-motor
Seiberling, Monroe, Kokomo, Ind. Glass-melting furnace
Seibert, Philip, Philadelphia, Pa. Coal- wagon chute ,
Seiberth, Joseph, Frankenmuth, Mich. Feed device for roller-mills
Seidel, George A., Norristown, Pa. Car-coupling
Seidi, Peter, et al. (See Kuersten, Hugo R., assignor.)
Seifert, Bruno R., assignor to F. von Heyden, Nachfolger, Eadebeul, Germany. Phenol-
bismuth compound
Seifert, George, Milwaukee, Wis. Siphon ,
Seifert, Otto E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Automatic railway-switch
Seifert, Wilhelm A., Leipsic-Plagwitz, Germany. Musical instrument
Seller, George, and F. Emig, assignors of one-third to G. G. "Wagner, Spring Forge, Pa.
Machine for separating pulp fr om liquids
Seipel, Jacob, St. Louis, Mo. Fireproof floor and ceiling construction
Seipel, Jacob, St. Louis. Mo. Tile for floor and ceiling construction
Seitzinger, Harry M., Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Combined municipal telegraph and telephone
system .
Sejnoha, Frank S., Chicago, 111. Smoke-consumer
Sekyra Anthony, Dayton, Ohio. Car-seat
Selby. James, Peoria, 111. Corn-planter
Selby. Ulysses G., Enid, Okla. Ter. Railway-signal case
Selden, Arthur R., Rochester, N. Y. Ironing-machine
Selden, Charles. (See Riley and Selden.)
Selden, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Railway-signal
Selden, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Telephone-receiver
Selden, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Railway-signal
Selden Charles, andH. V. Riley, Baltimore, Md. Electric railway-signal
Selden, CJharles, and H. V. Riley. Baltimoie, Md.; said Riley assignor of one-fourth to said
Selden. Electric railway-signal
Selden, Charles, and F. P. J. Patenall, Baltimore, Md.; said Patenall assignor to said Sel-^
den. Railway-signal <,
Selden, George B., et al. (See Davis, Sylvanus E., assignor.)
Selden, Samuel, Aspen, Colo. Car-coupling
Seldner, Jonas J., Baltimore, Md. Converting hair into fertilizers
Seldner, Jonns J., Baltimore, Md. Making fertilizers .
Selen, Erik, Newark, N J. Combined side door and seat for carriages
Selen. Erik, Utica, N. Y. Device for supporting vehicle-seats
Self Sealing Bicycle Tire Company. (See Shaw, Ai B., assignor.)
Self "Winding Clock Company. (See (jlerry, James H., assignor.)
Self "Winding (Dlock Company. (See Gerry and Schmidt, assignors.)
Sellars, W. N.. et al. (See Nevill, "William B., assignor.)
Selleck, Theodore G., assignor to G. H. Corbin and L. K. Salsbury, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Door-fastener ."
Sellenscheidt, Carl, and L. Lepke, Berlin , Germany. Filter
Seller Bros. & Co. (See Roberts and Burroughs, assignors.)
Sellers, Aaron, Muncie, Ind. Wrench
Sellers, Coleman Philadelphia, Pa, Dynamo-electric machinery
Sellers. (Jeorge H., Ridley Park, Pa. Rail-chair
Sellers, William. Haverhill, Mass. Grass-hook
Sellers, William, and W. Lewis, assignors to William Sellers <fe Company, Incorporated,)
Philadelphia, Pa. Locomotive- crane 5
Sellner, A braham. (See Schoenbrnn, Samuel, assignor.)
Sellon, Chailes A., assigaorof one-half to W. C. Smith, Pike, N. Y. Safety shaft-coupling.
Sellon, Charles A., assignor to C. A. Metcalf, Pike, N. Y. Pump
Selowsky, Gustave, New York, N. Y. Necktie
Selzer A., e(aJ. (See Bright, William H, assignor.)
Seizor, Daniel F. and H., Akron, Ohio. Pump
No.
.531,070
529,533
527,513
528,492
524,912
513,205
512,228
520,901
525,473
525,670
530,802
527,164
518,654
528,184
519,274
5]7,6ti6
523,869
512,063
.517,306
519,394
515,370
.524,792
520,835
518,121
528,037
525,430
516,358
514,733
518,281
517,196
514,780
522,168
522,169
528,566
520,453
515,098
523,414
526,820
513,687
512,754
51.5,797
529,812
520,661
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Date.
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
June 5
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
May 1
Apr. 3
July 31
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
May 8
Feb. 27
Aug. 21
June 5
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Sept. i
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
June 26
June 26
Nov. 6
May 29
Feb. 20
July 24
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
May 29
520,710 i May 29
529,811 I Nov. 27
.528,346 I Oct. 30
514,042 ; Feb.
14,043
514,P68
531,339
517,173
519,275
531,279
520,940
514,243
529,685
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Dee. 25
Mar. 27
May 1
Dec. 18
June 5
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
515,025 Feb. 20
514.384
522,857
517,769
Feb. 6
July 10
Apr. 3
1725
1835
1377
3080
1603
2451
826
268
264
586
1274
796
2105
2545
000
425
2959
557
2640
841
2312
1407
149
1175
2289
191
1027
1272
1455
2461
1345
2517
2518
65
2637
1834
2143
246
1718
112
2287
2979
3080
2280
2824
107
108
1642
2228
2423
601
2120
348
473
2071
1730
685
1166
597
410
;4;i6
'437
335
747
(392
^393
(394
592
200
64
64
1 69
518,350 I Apr. 17 | 1601
140
308
194
526
617
145
103
737
132
620
204
C573 ■]
67
69
69
67
69
67
67
66
67
66
33 I 67
294 j 67
552 I 69
48
317
364
579
330
604
605
17
C637
^638
463
538
60 i 69
C 805 ?
) 806 I i
410
27
546
721
66
745 67
niti
(546 )
69
682
411
532
570
66
508
85
115
496
C436
H37
173
291
147
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
295
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Selzer, Henry. (See Selzer, Daniel F. and H.)
Selzer, William A., Milwaukee, Wis. Extensible step-ladder
Semenoflf, Ivan, St. Petersburg, Kussia. Solution of gold and inercury and making same. . .
Semler, George. (See H^yilebrand nnd der l.hsa, Feidinand-Ohristoph von, assignor.)
Semler, Johannes, et al. (See Miiller, Rudolf, assignor.)
Semple, James, Woonsocket, K. I. Tarn-creel
Sendelbach, Edward C, Chicago, and J. N. Wilkins, Eavenswood, 111.; said Wilkins as-
signor to said Sendelbach. Journal-bearing
Senderling, Martin L., Jersey City, N. J. Dumping- wagon
Senderline, Martin L., Jersey City, N. J. Dumping-wagon
Sendker, Louis, et al. (See Edmonds, Charles S., assignor.)
Sendker, William H., et al. (See Edmonds, Charles S., assignor.)
Seneca Glass Company. (See Momper and Sigwart, assignors.)
Sto^chal, Jules E.. Paris, France. Pneumatic tire ^
Seniff, Edward E., Merwin, Mo. Well-auger
Senior, James W., assignor of two-thirds to J. J. Martin and H. C. Shiiltz, Reading, Pa.
Lantern
Senior, William, and I. Wood, Pendleton, E. Hughes, Manchester, and W. Hemingway,
Irlams-Oth-Height, assignors to Hor.sfall & Biekham, Pendleton, England. Means for
fastening card-clothing to flats of carding-engines
Senner, Rudolf, assignor of one-half to Firm of H. Drews, Pforzheim, Germany. Pocket-
receptacle for cards
Sennevoy, Robert P. de, Paris, France. Safety closing device for bottles
Sensenig, Aaron H., assignor of one-half to S. W. Horst, Farmersville, Pa. Running-gear
Sequeira, Augustus, Hartford, (>onn. Variable-speed mechanism
Serdinko, John, assignor to National Union Telephone Company, San Antonio, Tex.
phone
Tele-
Sergeant, Charles S., Winchester, and L. J. Hirt, Boston, Mass. Fare register and re-i
corder '
Sergeant, George S., Greensboroiigh, N. C. Sa.sh-weight
Serseant. Henry C, Westfield, N J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New
York, N. Y. Regulator for air-compressors
Sergeant. Henry C, Westfleld, N. J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New^
York, N. T. Valve-gear for direct-acting engines
Sergeant. Henry C, Westfleld, N. J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New
York, N. Y. Channeling-machine
Sergeant, Henry C, Westfleld, N. J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New
York, N. Y. Rotating device for rock-drills
Sergeant. Henry C, Westfleld, N. J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New
York, N. Y. Steam-actuated valve for compound direct-artmg engines
Sergeant. Henry C, Westfleld, N. J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New
York, N. Y. Ticket-canceling apparatus
Sergeant. Henry C, Westfleld, N. J., assignor to Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, New
York, N. Y. Air-compressor
Serrell, Edward W., New York, N. Y. Pole for electric railways
Serrell. Lemuel W. (See Holden and Serrell.)
Serve, Jean P., Lyons, France. Tubular boiler
Service, Ansley S., et al. (See Hosack. Thomas T., assignor.)
Servis, David, Chicago, HI . Railway-tiepla'e
Servis Railroad Tie Plate Company. (See Holmes, William W., assignor.)
Sessions, Charles B., and B. C. Van Emon, San Francisco, Cai, Water-wheel-regulating'
apparatus
Sessions, George W., Montclair, N. J. Plaster board partition
No.
Date.
."524,512
528,611
Sessions, Henry H., assignor to Pullman's Palace Car Company, Chicago, HI. Car-brake . -
Sessions, Samuel W. (See North and Sessions.)
Sessler, Arnold, New York, N. Y. Insole for slippers
Setcinger, Frederick, Sandus^ky, Ohio. End-gate
Seter, Michael, assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Spring-jack cleaner. .
Seubert, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Vegetable parer and slicer
Severance, Adam W., G. Jamison, and G. W. Braucht, Genesee, Idaho. Self-feeder for
thrashing-machines
Severy, Melvin L. (See Monks and Severy.)
Severy, Melvin L., et al., trustees. (See Monks and Severy, assignors.)
Severy, Melvin L., Boston, assignor of one-half to F. Doane, Norwood, Mass. Apparatus
for mounting and operating thermopiles
Severy, Melvin L., Boston, assignor of one-half to F. Doane, Norwood, Mass. Apparatus?
for utilizing steam for heating thermopiles 5
Severy, Melvin L., Boston, assignor of one-half to F. Doane, Norwood, Mass. Apparatus
for generating electricity by solar heat
Seward, Charles L., Liberty, "Ind. Plaiting apparatus
Seward, Edward A. (See Lenoir and Seward.)
Seward, Edward C. (See Clouser and Seward.)
Seward, Edward C. (See Thomas and Seward.)
Seward, Edward C, Montclair, N. J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to New York Car
Switch Company, New York. N. Y. Railway-switch
Sewell, Emeline C. (See Sewell, George, assignor.)
Sewell, George, assignor to E. C. Sewell, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Jewell, James A., Campton, Ky. Calculating-machine
Sewell, William N., Clay City, Ky. Combined car and train-pipe coupling
Sewrey, Henry, Barrie, Canada. Metal driving-belt
Sexton, Daniel. Kansas City, Mo. File-case
Sexton, Lsaac, Somerville, Mass. Self-closing can
Seybold, Charles, Dayton, Ohio. Paper-cutting machine
Seybold, Charles, assignor to Seybnld Machine Company, Dayton, Ohio. Signature-press. .
Seybold Machine Company. (See Mendham. William, assignor.)
Seybold Machine Company. (See Seybold, Charles, assignor.)
Seyfried, Thomas. Upper Nazareth. Pa. Car-coupling
Seymour, Albert P. , Syracuse, N. Y. Electric cut-out
Seymour, Charles, assignor to Defiance Machine Works, Defiance, Ohio. Gainine-machine.
Seymour, Charles, assignor to Defiance Machine Works, Defiance, Ohio. Woodworking-
machine .. .
524,957
527,026
529,467
531,138
527,130
528,695
529,422
524,566
525,239
523,153
514,507
521,512
529,203
523,446
522,498
514,839
520,190
522,236
522,623
525,801
528,696
530,662
514,665
521,442
524,868
518,282
511,809
515,555
525,746
525,120
521,223
530,856
530,246
527,377
527,378
527,379
531,470
522,803
527,729
519,973
513,249
523,012
522,237
521,556
511.972
514,872
325,234
512„531
515 25.3
521, 1S5
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
July 17
Feb. 13
June 19
Nov. 13
July 24
July 3
Feb. 13
May 22
July 3
July 10
Sept 11
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
June 12
Aug. 21
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
June 12
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
July 10
Oct. 16
May 15
Jan . 23
July It
July 3
June 19
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Feb. 20
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volume.
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1682
580
1713
1856
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312
1620
1035
2276
1693
1369
1221
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1440
2204
105
775
836
313
1052
1151
1231
1539
1457
96
737
1999
1359
300
1150
1151
1152
2468
234
412
140
408
440
183
76
385
255
554
424
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(318
\ 319
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(554
)555
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.361
(536
I 537
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190
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291
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(364
^365
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(646
J 647
171
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324
282
(282
J 283
283
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Official
Gazette.
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1727
1808
i535
1440
107
1440
411 95,96
1491 i 374
269
417
443
611
360
25
335
69
67
2190
994
2098
534
243
521
180
67
69
67
66
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67 I 1349
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Seymour, Charles E., Lake Geneva, "Wis. Cleaning and amalgamating ores
Seymour, Charles B., Lake Geneva, Wis. Ore-concentrator i
Seymour, Dudley S., assignor of one-half to J. Johnston, Hartford, Conn. Breech-loading?
firearm (
Seymour, Dudley S., assignor of one-half to J. Johnston, Hartford, Conn. Shiftable firing-)
pin and extractor for firearms ]
Seymour, Dudley S., assignor of one-half to J. Johnston, Hartford, Conn. Shiftahle nose
on hammer and automatic extractor for firearms
Seymour, Frederick S., Lake Geneva, Wis. Wrench
Seymour, Henry A., Washington, D. C., assignor to Short Electric Railway Company,
Cleveland, ( )hio. Underground electric conductor .'
Seymour, Henry A., Washington, D. C. assignor to Short Electric Eailway Company,
Cleveland, Ohio. Closed conduit for electric r.iilways
Seymour, Henry T., New York, N. Y., assignor to Henry Seymour Cutlery Company, of
New York. Shears
Seymour, Mary E. (See Seymour, William F., assignor.)
Seymour, William F., Mansfield, assignor of one-half to M. E. Seymour, Mount Vernon,
Ohio. Electrical railway-signal
Shaaher, Jacob, Reading, Pa. Molding apparatus
Shaar, Jacob. (See Duncker, William F., assignor.)
Shabley Charles. La Salle, HI. Apparatus for .storing and preserving beer on tap
Shackleford, T. J., etal. (See Miltonberger, Wynant, and Schott, assignors.)
Shackelford, Tiflin J., and J. F. Miltonberger, Warsaw, Ind. Adjustable surgical chair.. .
Shadle, Christopher C, etal. (See Green. IraL., assignor.)
Shaeifer, TJrias, Lancaster, Ohio. Corn-planter
Shaffer, Richard M., Baltimore, Md. Dough kneader and mixer
Shaffer, Richard M., Baltimore, Md. Cooking utensil
Shatter, Richard M., Baltimore, Md. Method of and apparatus for producing letters or
characters in bread
Shailer, George W., assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Hankins, Palmerston North, New Zea-
land. Apparatus for ear-marking sheep
Shailer & Schniglau Company. (See Wakefield, James A., assignor.)
Shakspeare & Swoop et al. (See Eisler, Stephen N.. assignor.)
Shallenberger, Frank. (See Shallenberger, John W., assignor.)
Shallenberger, John W., Canal Fulton, assignor of one-half to F. Shallenberger, Massillon,
Ohio. Coal-drill
Shalvey, James J., Gaines, N. Y. Wire fence
Shanabarger, Lewis. Mulberry, Ind. Hay and stock rack
Shanaf elt, Fred P. , Canton, Ohio. Electric fountain
Shanbeck, John W., Mulberry, Ind. Gate
Shank, Charles A., assignor of seven-eighths to A. A. Catanach, P. Boyd, W. Burge, B. P.
Wilson, and R. S. Greenfield, Philadelphia, Pa. Artificial stone or cement compo.sition . .
Shank, Thomas M., Kenova, W. Va. Excelsior-machine
Shank, William P., Cairo, 111. Smoke-arrester.
Shann, Montague H. C, Mendip Hills, Victoria, Water-tube steam-boiler
Shann, Montague H. C, Brisbane, Queensland. Furnace
Shann, Montague H. C, Brisbane. Queensland. Water-tube boiler
Shannock Mica Company. (See Howe, Charles C, assignor.)
Shannon, John A. (See Coyne and Shannon.)
Shannon, John E. (See Ingalls, Milo H., assignor.)
Shannon, Oscar M., Chicago, 111. Clothes-drier
Shannon, Thomas J., Wolf, Ohio. Folding pie-rack
Sharp, Alonzn, Troy, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Sharp, Archibald, London, England. Wheel
Sharp, Charles S., assignor to D. M. Osborne & Company, Auburn, N. Y. Whifiietree ...
Sharp, Charles S., assignor to D. M. Osborne & Company, Auburn, N. Y. Disk harrow . .
Sharp, Charles S., assignor to D. M. Osborne & (Company, Auburn, N. Y. Horse-rake
Sharp, Charles S., assignor to D. M. Osborne & Company, Auburn, N. Y. Horse-rake
Sharp, Edward A., Rogers Park, 111. Paper-file
Sharp, Jacob 0. , Reidsville, N. C. Sash-fastener
Sharp, John C, Delavan, Wis. Stump-extractor
Sharp, John C, Delavan, Wis. Stump-extractor.
Sharpe, John, Toronto, Canada. Time-stamp
Sharpen, Adolphe C, New York, N. Y. Drying-frame
Sharpies, William E., and F. J. Snell, Fail River, Mass.
frame.
Railway-head and drawing-
Shartle, Charles W. (See Blackie and Shartle.)
Shartle, Charles W., Middletown, Ohio, assignor to Middletown Machine Company, of Ohio.
Slip-collar for pulleys, shafts. &c
Shattuc, Fred M., Cincinnati, Ohio. Railway-ticket
Shattuc, Fred M., Cincinnati. Ohio. Railway -ticket
Shattuck, Linville M., Brookline, N. H. Spike-puller
Shauer, Louis S., Chicago, 111. Trousers
Shaver, Edward D., Niverville, N. Y. Support for swings
Shaw, Ai B. (See Shaw, Nathaniel H. and A. B.)
Shaw. Ai B., Medford, Mass., assignor to New England AutomaticGas Lighting Company,
Portland, Me. Time gas lighting and extinguishing apparatus
Shaw. Ai B., Medford, Mass., assignor to Self-Sealing Bicycle Tire Company, Portland, Me.
Makiij g bicycle-tires
Shaw, Albert C, San Francisco, Cal. Faucet
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich. Rheostat
Electric elevator-biake
Electric elevator-brake
Rheostat
Rheostat
Commutator-cylinder
Rheostat
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich.
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich.
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich.
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich.
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich.
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich.
No.
513,832
530,966
530,967
530,968
514,781
514,133
514,134
517,244
525,290
517,489
514,508
520,579
51-J,fi26
519,740
525,968
527,027
516,228
518,703
.522,355
516,578
518.122
531,223
520,662
520,618
521,034
517,174
518,629
527,079
513,285
519,007
531,340
524,224
513,286
513,287
517,190
517,491
529,. 534
526,118
521,4F0
528,567
512,755
528,991
530,358
521,055
513,151
513,338
.5-23, 181
528,038
513,539
528,697
529,142
530,063
515,254
315,255
515.256
515,:t04
517,770
524,793
527,730
Date.
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
May 29
Jan. 9
May 15
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
July 3
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Dec. 18
May 29
May 29
June 5
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
May 1
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
June 19
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
June 5
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
July 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Monthly
volume.
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3498
1545
1552
1554
1348
345
246
2531
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)3(i
368
337
59
60
594
2277 554
123 27
893
227
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Gazette.
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2195
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1398
1176
2020
2981
2911
540
2424
2061
658
2590
111
2229
436
2592
2593
124
128
1837
1387
1310
1729
859
503
541
2373
3026
1749
2290
3028
314 76,
1112
1053
2101
2102
2104
2193
598
1411
1732
548
79
332
295
481
704
127
.570
513
160
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27 ^ 67
533 i 69
103 68
628 66
028 I 66
27,28
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323
(305
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67
67
68
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152T
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1527
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900
900
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11-23
25
1039
1126
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08 ! 1370
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19
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20
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411
|66
204
69
124
69
127
67
.573
66
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66
439
68
552
69
746
66
i.77
69
269
69
256
69
522
66
522
60
522
66
544
60
147
67
344
68
418
69
110
1620
446
61
1729
230
1613
1150
1138
1295
19.i5
422
138
589
357
1666
741
589
589
26
•26
1019
1428
1466
659
354
823
1295
546
705
360
467
705
703
869
1422
1279
1280
12>-0
1297
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
297
Alphabetical lifit of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich. Rheostat
Shaw, Alton J., Muskegon, Mich. Rheostat
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Pawl-and-
ratchet mechanism
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Switch-op-
erating mechanism for hoisting machinery
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Crane
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Antifriction-
bearing
Shaw, Alton J"., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Hoisting
machinery
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Hoisting
machinery
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Electric
hoisting machinery
Shaw, Alton J., assignor to Shaw Electric Crane Company, Muskegon, Mich. Hoisting
machinery
Shaw, Andrew J., Connellsville, assignor of one-half to J. H. Shaw and T. Lindsay, Glen-?
wood. Pa. Draw-gear for railway-cars 5
Shaw, Charles A., Revere, Mass. feurner for illuminating-gas
No. I Date.
Shaw, Charles H. , Brooklyn, N. T. Cash drawer and register
Shaw, David. (See Beowar and Shaw.)
Shaw Electric Crane Company. (See Brown, George A., assignor.)
Shaw Electric Crane Company. (See Shaw, Alton J., assignor.)
Shaw, Frank E. (See Botsford, Frederick G., assignor.)
Shaw, George E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pulp burial-casket and making same
Shaw, George K., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pulp-compression appaiattis
Shaw, George V., assignor of two- thirds to J. S. Donellan and O. B. Ridgeway, Dubuflue,
Iowa. Nutmeg- grater
Shaw, Henry. (See Shaw, William, H., and J.)
Shaw, James C, Hannibal, Mo. Feed-water-pipe heater
Shaw, James L., Seneca, HI. Machine for sharpening harrow-disks
Shaw, James T., "Waco, Tex. Stamp sticking or sealing machine
Shaw, John, trustee, et al. (See Clift. Edmund E., assignor.)
Shaw, Joseph. (See Shaw, "William, H., and J.)
Shaw, Joseph H., et al. (See Shaw, Andrew J., assignor.)
Shaw, Nathaniel H., Somerville, Mass. Frame-saw
Shaw. Nathaniel H., Somerville, and A. B Shaw, Medford. Mass., assignors to New Eng-
land Automatic Gas Lighting Company, Portland, Me. Automatic gas lighting and ex-
tinguishing apparatus
Shaw", Noah T., Columbus, assignor of one-half to C. B. Palmer, Franklin county, Ohio.
Church-truck -
Shaw, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Governor for pumping-engines
Shaw, Thomas F. (See Corbett, Joseph and E. R., assignors.)
Shaw, "WilherS.. Dallas, Tex. Cuff-holder ,
Shaw, "William, Brooklyn, N. T. Apparatus for printing carpet-yarn
Shaw, "William A., Pittsburg, Pa. Reactionary gas-motor engine
Shaw, "William, H., and J., Jacksonville, Fla. ' Skylight for photographic galleries
Shaw, "William P., assignorof one-half to R. D."Ward, Boston, Mass. Portable bench- vise..
Shay, Ephraim and L., Harbor Springs. Mich. Hose-cart
Shay, Lette. (See Shay, Ephraim and L.)
Shay, Wilmot "W. (See Kileore, John S., assignor.)
Shea, John TV., Covington, Ky. Movable arm-rest for writing purposes
Shea, Tim, Knoxville, Tenn. Car-coupling ,
Sheahan, Joseph F., New York, N. T. Motor-regulator
Shearer, Albert W., assignor of one-half to "W. S. Felker, Omaha, Nebr. "Water-tube steam-
boiler
Shearer, Arthur, and R. R. Clapp, London, England. Making phosphorus
Shearer, George B. . Oneonta, N. Y. Locking device for piano-pedals
Shearer, Theodore M., Butler, Pa. Steam hammer
Shearer, Thomas J., assignor of one-half (o J. J. Beechler. Indianapolis, Ind. Cistern
Shearer, Solomon. (See Feishtinger. Charles W., assignor.)
Shearman, John, New York, N. Y. Valve for air and gas meters
Shebesta, Michael. (See Clark and Shebesta.)
Sheckler. Peter, Stockton, Kans. Magazine-firearm
Shedd, Edward "W. (See Shedd, Joel H., assignor.)
Shedd, Joel H., Providence, R. I., assignor to E. W. Shedd, "Worcester, Mass. Engineer's
tape-reel
Shedlock, "William, London, England. Feed- water heater and purifier ,
Sheehy, .James J., "Washington, D. C. Clothes-pounder
Sheets. HankR., St. Louis, Mo. Clothes-drier
Sheffield, Herbert A., Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Sad-iron handle
Sheffield, James T., Newark, N. Y. Cutting-board
Sheffield, Julian N., Manchester, N. Y. Beehive
Sheldon, Alfred, "Wells, England. Machine for making paper-pulp
Sheldon. Cevedra B., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to L. W. Case, Montclair, N. J. Bottle-
stopper -
Sheldon, Cevedra B., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to L. W. Case, Montclair, N. J. Pneu-
matic tire
Sheldon, Herbert F., Melrose, Mass. Bicycle
Sheldon, Irving L., Danbury, Conn. Cyclometer
Sheldon, Mark A., Detroit, Mich. Curling-iron holder
Sheldon, Rosecrans, Chicago, 111. Copyholder
Sheldon, "Willard C, Grand Haven, Mich. Latch
Sheldon, "William J., Middletown, Pa. Fish-plate splice for connecting railway-rails
Shellaberger, Edward F. , De Kalb, 111. Metal corner-piece for frames
Shellaberger, Edward F.. De Kalb, 111. "Wire fence
Shellaburger, Flavious "W., Dayton, Ohio. Machine for weaving cross-wires in wire fences.
Shellebarger, F. H., et al. (See Dodder, George "W., assignor.)
Shellenbark, Peter, as.signor to Liberty Manufacturing Company, Liberty, Ind. Machine
for finishing eccentric surfaces
528,f-93
528,894
528,614
528,61.5
528,616
528,617
528,618
528,619
528,620
528,621
512,756
522,088
527,220
.528,612
528,613
518,704
517,771
.517,810
529,141
525,365
520,836
531,471
515,371
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
June 26
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Apr. 2t
Apr. 3
Apr, 3
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
June 5
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
526,821 Oct. 2
514,282 i Feb. 6
523 734 ! July 31
517,364 I Mar. 27
513,206 ' Jan. 23
521,868 i June 26
520,711 May 29
519,480 ! May 8
524,615 Aug. 14
522,238
527,163
518,163
517,150
521,869
519,481
521,624
July 3
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
June 26
June 19
Mar. 13
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Julv 24
Aug. 21
July 10
~ ■■ 6
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517,149 I Mar. 27
516,282
520,084
523,601
.524,869
.522.678
514,096 i Feb,
525.747 I
529,813 I Nor. 27
530,803
519,5.57
515,257
522,033
519,048
516,229
521,481
518.828
522,536
523,415
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May 8
Feb. 20
June 26
May 1
Mar. 13
June 19
Apr. 24
July 3
July 24
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
Shellenljack, "William, Eichmond, Ind. Engine turning-lathe
Shelley, Kose M., assignor to R. Stapley, "W. and H. Smith, London, England. Combina-
tion-garment
Shelton, Lawson B., and N. Gentry, Denver, Colo. Folding bed
Shelton, Thomas "W., St. Louis, Mo. Kheostat
Shenk, Jacob M., et al. (See Conrad, William H., assignor.)
Shenston, Thomas S., Brantford, Canada. Inkstand
Shepard, Alfred M. (See Smith and Shepard.)
Shepard, Amos, Plantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, Sonthington, Conn.
Spring-balance
Shepard. Amos, Plantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, Sonthington,Conn.
Stove-lid lifter
Shepard, Frank P , assignor of one-half to E. T. Stoddard, Cincinnati, Ohio. Spring-ham-
mer
Shepard, Harrett S. (See Butler and Shepard.)
Shepard, John P., Jackson, Mich. Vehicle-brake
Shepard, O. Atherton. (SeeHussey, Albertus, assignor.)
Shepard, Sylvander C, assignor of one-half to C. A. Treat, Hannibal, Mo. Eotary steam-
engine .
Eotary force-
Hot- wa-
Shepard, Sylvander C, assignor of one-half to C. A. Treat, Hannibal, Mo.
pump
Shepard, Wilbur L., assignor to Whitlock Coil Pipe Company, Elmwood, Conn.
ter heater
Shepardson, Byron W. (See Shepardson, George E. and B. W.)
Shepardson, George E. and B. W., Kalamazoo, Mich. Time-check receiver
Shepeard, Eichard. (See Batemaa, George C, assignor.)
Shephard, Henry F.. New York. N. Y. Vehicle-brake .shoe
Shephard, John A., New York, N. Y. Bottle lock-stopper
Shepheard, John H., assignor of one-half to E. C. Blaokall, Albany, N. Y. Eod for slide
valves
Shepherd, Frank J., and M. B. Flagg, Minneapolis, Minn. Sales-slip
Shepherd, Job, Lower Bredbury, near Stockport, assignor to himself and T. B. Leigh, Hea-
ton, Mersey, near Manchester, England. Machineformaking molds and cores to he used
in casting metal pipes, &c
Shepherd, John, Memphis, Mich. Hopple
Shepherd, John, assignor of two-thirds to G. Barton, Memphis, Mich. Cistern-cleaning
machine
Shepherd, Eobert M., et al. (See Williams, James F. and E. J., assignors.)
Shepherd, William G., Erie, Pa. Steam-engine valve
Shepherd, William G., Erie, Pa. Steam-engine valve
Shepherd, William G., Erie. Pa. Steam-engine governor
Shepley, Harry. (See Gray and Shepley.)
Sheppard, Edwin, Philadelphia, Pa. Auxiliary heater
Sheppard, William H., New York, N. Y. Lighting implement
Shepperd, Sylvanus D., assignor to Backus Water Motor Company, Newark, N. J.
Gas-
engine .
Sherbrook, Jesse D, Winnetoon, Nebr. Speculum
Sherburne, Charles W,, Boston, Mass., assignor to Automatic Track Sanding Company,
Portland, Me. Eailway- track-sanding apparatus. (Eeissue)
Sherer, Charles M., Lawrence, Kans. Fan attachment for swings, &c
Sheridan, C, B., et al. (See Smith, Charles L., assignor.)
Sheridan, Frank H., Canton, Ohio. Bookcase
Sheridan, James H., Fitchhurg, Mass. Arbor-press
Sheridan, T, W., et al. (See Smith, Charles L., assignor.)
Sheriff, Charles G.. Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo. Halter
Sherman, George W , Pearsall's, N. Y. File for newspaper-clippings
Sherman, George W., assignor to Tutti Frutti Automatic Vending Company, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Vending apparatus
Sherman, John J., Jr., Chicago, 111. Wood-turning machine
Sherman, John S., et al. (See Mummery, Edwin G., assignor.)
Sherman, Moses, and C. Goodman, St. Louis, Mo. Exhibit-case.
Sherman, Stephen P., Newark, N. Y. Folding box
Sherman, Stephen F. , Newark, N. Y. Folding box
Sherman, Stephen F., assignor to H. A. S. Bloomer, Newark, N. Y. Knockdown crate. . .
Sherman, William P.. Butte, Mont. Exhibitor for caskets or coffins
Sherman, Willis D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-engine
Sherman, Willis D., assignor to himself, C. B. Johnson, J. J. Wilson, E. H. Baillie, F. B ',
Johnson, and E. Snedeker, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hoisting and transfer apparatus
Sherman, Willis S., Hermansville, Mich. Boring or drilling machine
Sherrer, Philip, et al. (See Eeinhard. Thomas J., assignor.)
Sherrer, Philip, et al. (See Schraitt. George, assignor.)
Sherry, Frank, Jacksonville, 111. Tug-adjuster
Sherry, John, Eochester, N. Y. Torch
Sherwin, Fred D., Edgar, Nebr. Dental saliva-ejector
Sherwood, Arthur K., Thompsonville, Conn. Supporting attachment for bicycles
Sherwood. Charles H., TJtica, assignor of one-half to H. C. Lyman, Sherburne, N. Y. Au-
tomatic pneumatic railway-gate
Sherwood, Charles H., Utioa, assignor of one-half to H. C. LjTnan, Sherburne, N. Y.
Flanger guard-rail
Sherwood, Charle.s H., TJtica, assignor of one-half to H. C. Lyman, Sherburne, N. Y. Eail-
way block-signal
Sherwood, Charles K., Brooklyn, 'N. Y. Car attachment
Sherwood, Charles L., Farihaiilt, assignor of one-third to O. W. Ball, Eice county, Minn.
Combined refrigerator and filter
Sherwood, Henry L., Washington, D. C. Bicycle
Sherwood Manufacturing Company. (See Hait, Thomas J., assignor.)
Sherwood, E. H. (See Van Gestel. Jean T., assignor.)
Shibeley, Charle.s W., assignor to National Cash Eegister Company, Dayton. Ohio. Cash
register and indicator
No.
518,164
512.229
523.948
530,727
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Apr. 10 j 1242
Jan. 2
July 31
Dec. 11
528,813 Nov. 6
519,353
521,557
514,385
518,928
525,121
528,347
527,890
529,468
."527,296
516,027
519,458
526,002
5.30,857
516,316
519,074
514.509
.526,847
529,507
.518,864
519,354
521,443
530,728
11,454
523,416
516,774
527,731
520,381
514,244
511,865
524,870
516,454
516,124
520,341
.517.413
518,335
530,555
518,901.
515,506
527,732
529,631
530,556
514,044
526,872
526,873
530,311
530,359
.521,5.19
514,782
524,812
May 8
June 19
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Nov. 20
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
May 8
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
May 1
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Apr. 24
May 8
June 12
Dec. 11
July 3
July 24
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
May 22
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
May 22
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Dec.
Dec.
June 19
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
827
3107
1157
516
771
1441
2579
2000
2825
2015
1713
1018
478
934
1185
1360
944
234
894
289
1785
2460
772
1232
1158
2146
1730
1733
2521
474
191
1542
1187
623
2459
2854
1553
867
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868
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340
412
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418
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
299
AljyhabeUoal list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Shidler, Artiraus "W., and W. P. Hendrickson, Farmington, N. Mex. Ter. Pump
Shields, Augustus 0., Kingston, Tex. Register for odometers
Shields, Charles W., et al. (See Erickson, Ole S., assignor.)
Shields, Christopher, Philadelphia. Pa. Pipe-coupling
Shields, David. (See Harvey and Shields.)
Shields, George A., assignor to Shields Manufacturing Company, Anderson, Ind. Safety-
guard for rip-saws
Shields. M. J., et al. (See Erickson, Ole S.. assignor.)
Shields Manufacturing Company. (See Shields, George A., assigiior.)
Shields, William E.. assignor oi'one-half to W. H. Young, Kashville, Mich. Power-trans-
mitter for windmills
Shiels, Alexander, Glasgow, Scotland. Vacuum -regulating apparatus for milking-ma-J
chines S
Shiels, Alexander, Glasgow, Scotland. Vacuum -controlling apparatus for milking-ma-(
chines - S
Shiels, Alexander, Glasgow, Scotland. Teat-cup for milking-machines
Shigon, Nathan A., assignor of three-fifths to B. Fischman, New York, N. Y. Pocket sav-
ings-hank. ..- •-
Shill. Richard E., deceased, London, England ; M. Bailey, administrator. Crushing or
grinding mill
Shimer, Elmer S., Milton, Pa. Type-writing machine
Shimer, Elmer S., Milton, Pa. Type- writing machine
Shimer, Samuel J., Milton, Pa. Cutter-head ■
Shiner, John M. R., et al. (See Young, George C, assignor.)
Shinkle. Bradford, et al. (See Hodgson, Alhert J., assignor.)
Shipe, Walter S. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Sput for boilers
Shipe, Walter S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for inserting, finishing, and securing sputs
in boilers
Shipley, Alfred J., assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterhury, Conn. But-
ton-setting machine
Shipley, Alfred J., and T. R. Hyde, Jr., assignors to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Wa-
terhury. Conn. Button
Shipley, John W., Baltimore, Md. Water-motor
Shipley, Peter C, assignor of one-third to 0. E. Jackson, Red Oak, Iowa. Ledger-plate
Shipman, JohnC. Sunbury, Pa. Crossing-frog
Shippee, Charles W., Milford, Mass. Waterproof boot or shoe and making same
Shippee, Charles W., Milford, Mass. Waterproof boot or shoe
Shirley, Frank 0. (See Gunner and Shirley.)
Shirley, George F. (See Nickles and Shirley.)
Shirley, William T., St. Elmo, Tenn. Advertising-machine
No.
529,966
525,630
Date.
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
514,734 i Feb. 13
Shleacow, Charles, Lethbridge, Canada. Fly-trap
Shockley, William L., Colorado Springs, Colo. Car-fender..
Shoe, William W., Wallingford, Pa. Stove-doorknob
Shoemaker, John A., Rochester, N. Y. Sand-blast machine.
Shoemaker, Robert, -Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Pill-compressing machine
Shoemaker, Simon, assignor of one-half to J. R. H. Smith, Shasta, Cal.
Revolving har-
Shoemaker, William C. , Richmond. Ind. Fence-machine
Shogren, Henry, assignor to himself and N. J. Blagen, Portland, Oreg. Tool-holder
Sholder, LouisH., Cleveland, Ohio. Window-screen
Sholder, Louis H., (Cleveland. Ohio. Strap-hinge
Sholes, Zalmon G., Chicago, 111., assignor to Reraington-Sholes Typewriter Company, of
Illinois. Way for reciprocating parts of machines ."
Sholes, Zalmon G., Chicago, 111., assignor to Remington-Sholes Tj-pewriter Company, of
Illinois. Keyboard
Sholes, Zalmon G., Chicago, 111., assignor to Remington-Sholes Typewriter Company, of
Illinois. Type-writing machine
Sholes, Zalmon G., Chicago, 111., assignor to Remington-Sholes Typewriter Company, of?
Illinois. Type- writing machine 5
Sholes, Zalmon G., Chicago, 111., assignor to Remington-Sholes Typewriter Company, of
Illinois. Type- writing machine
Shell Steel Whiffletree Manufacturing Company. (See Pedersen, George, assignor.)
Shorb, Thomas J., Cape Girardeau, Mo. Elevated railway
Shorey, George E. (See Shorev, Reuben A. and G. E.)
Shorey, Reuben A. and G. E , Fairfitld, assignors to J. E. Kelley, Randolph, and G. T. Cur-
tis, Freeport, Me. Portable swing
Short, Charles F., New York, N. Y. Door-check
Short Electric Railway Company. (See Seymour, Henry A., assignor.)
Short Electric Railway Company. (See Short, Sidney H., assignor.)
Short, Henry L., Larue, Ohio. Hay-stacker
Short, Mary A., et al. (See Schmitt, George, assignor.)
Short. Sidney H., assignor to Short Electric Railway Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Span-
wire for ove^ head electric railways
Short, Sidney H., assignor to Shoit Electric Railway Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Motor-
controlling device for electric locomotives
Short, Sidney H., assignor to Short Electric Railway Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Regulator
for electric, motors
Shortill, William J., Ballinafad, Canada. Cradle
Shortt, Edward G., Carthage, assignor to C. G. Emery, trustee, New York, N. Y. Air-
brake mechanism
Shortt, Edward G., Carthage, assignor to C. G. Emery, trustee. New York, N. Y. Throt-
tle-actuating mechanism for locomotives
Shoitt, Edward G., Carthage, assignor to C. G. Emery, trustee. New York, N. Y. Rail-
way-torpedo
Shottenberg, Theodore H., assignor of one-half to J. H. Denlson, Hubbard, Ohio. Horse-
checking device
Shough , Jacob L. . near Somerset, Ohio. Car-coupling
Shoup, Samuel, Clifton Heights, Pa. Autographic register
Shovar, Frederick J., et al. (See Gilling, Frank E., assignor.)
Showalter, Levi, Beetown, Wis. Car-coupling
Showell, Edward, Atchison, Kans. Combined pulverizer and planter
528,£62
522,307
513,624
513,625
524,738
517,175
.523,085
511,912
512.064
527,0S0
517,592
521,825
531,224
522,239
517,667
520,807
527,297
529,880
529,881
528,814
527,221
526,949
530,287
523,907
527,562
517,365
522.125
512,911
528,992
530,729
524,185
527,542
.'•27,543
527,544
527,545
529,757
531,472
514,735
520,808
513,426
514,135
514,429
530,858
530,904
530,905
530,906
.')28.fi98
524,030
5-24,000
525.802
520,454
Oct. 36
July 3
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
July 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
June 26
Dec. 18
July 3
Apr. 3
June 5
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
July 31
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
June 26
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
June 5
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Sept. 11
May 29
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
2552
513
1274
2684
615
123
318
69 i 1160
68 i 1247
nil
555
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228 61 68
3166 nig 1 66
3169 \]]l-\ 66
1320
2425
323
570
1551 1 389
314 73, 74
C132
U33
659 161
559
288 i 67
1906
2092
457
482
66
I 60
69
67
110 26
426 , 103
84 ; 19
1019 : 248
2402 ' 575
2403 I 575
46
730
731
933
1955
325
61
107
139
57
1594
69 I 1613
68
67
67
69
69
518
463
377
3016
1453
2738
2436
2002
860
1159
\m^
125
126
215
114
93
C750
)751
351
643
586
474
204
I 281
69
21
82
1213
203
1134
1134
740
180
b7
1284
624
66 2017
67 1692
66 I 406
69 824
69 1440
368 ! 87 I 68
1425 347 i 69
728
293
1423 347
1429 I 348
I
2193 I 523
69 j 293
' 69 ! 294
2471 588 I 69
1274 318 I 66
85 19,20 67
2800
247
745
1362
14.34
1436
1437
315
105
57
838
2640
190
325
340
341
341
77
22
13
190
638
294
1094
1713
IIU
629
901
994
1478
1492
1492
1492
703
681
672
1317
67 i 1088
300
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Shoyer, Frederick J., administrator. (See Slioyer, 'William.)
Shoyer, William, deceased; F. J. Slioyer, Philadelphia, Pa., administrator. Hat-curler's
iron-stand
Shrader, Charles D., Logan, Nehr. Hame-staple
Shrader, Clarence D., New Albany, Ind. Attachment for coffins
Shreiner, Edward. (See Leininaerand Shreiner.)
Shreinfr, Edward M., et al. (See Best, Clearmont V., assignor.)
Shrewsbnrv, Albert D.,a8signorto American By-Product and Coke Oren Company, Charles-j
ton, W. Va. Coke-oven (
Shriver &Co., T. (See Roth, William, assignor.)
Shriver, Lorman P., Chicago. 111. Puzzle
Shuart, Benjamin F., Kent, Ohio. Scraper
Shuck, John M. , and T. E. Martin, Des Moines, Iowa. Brick-kiln
Shuey, William P. (See Kinley and Shuey.)
Shufelt, Harry H., Chicago, 111. Siphon
Shugg, John H., Boston, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Insulated armature-coil •
Shulerud, Nels, Chicago, 111. Folding couch
Shull, Jesper C, Branchport. N. T. Lantern
Shultis, Duane J. (See Shultis, Jordan and D. J.)
Shultis, Jordan and D. J., Los Angeles, Cal. Machine for the manufacture of asphaltum
pipe -
Shults. Frank J.. e« dZ. fSee Schad, Barnhard, assignor. )
Shults, George J., Dansville, N. T. Self-adjusting foot-rest
Shults, Jo.seph C, et al. (See Schad, Barnhard, assignor.)
Shultz, Carl A., Kansas City, Mo. Scissors
Shultz, Call A., Kansas City, Mo. Buttonhole-cutter
Shultz, Charles H., assignor of one-half to J. W. Whilans, Valentine, Nebr. Check-hook
eye
Shultz, Edward L., Springfield, Mass. Gearing for bicycles
Shultz, Harry C, et al. (See Senior. James W., assignor.)
SluirtleflF. AsahelM.. assignor to Codraan & Shurtleff. Boston. Mass. Atomizer
Shumard. Eugene C, assignor of one-half to O. P. Williams, Milford, Ohio. Bottle
Shuster, Ira B. (See Shuster, Mathias L., assignor.)
Shuster, Mathias L., assignor of one-half to I. B. Shuster, Mineral Point, Ohio. Dust-con-
veyer for thrashing-machines
Shiite, James L,, assignor of one-half to W. T. Merchant, Gloucester, Mass. Brush
Shute, Richard A., San Diego, Cal. Bridle-bit
Shutt, Joseph, East New York, N. Y. Switch for city railways
Shydecker, Eugene, assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Moore, San Jos6, Cal. Steam-engine. . .
Shydecker, Eugene, San Francisco, assignor of four-fifths to J. H. Moore and C. F. Bailey,
San Jos§, Cal. Steam-boiler .".
Sibbrel, Eli D., and F. Longabach, Fremont, Ohio. Vegetable-slicer
Sicard, William. (See Lamm and Sicard)
Siceardi, Giovanni B., New York, N. Y. Street-sweeper
Sidebotham, William, New York, N. Y. Hoof boot and pad
Sieber, John G. (See Loewer and Sieber.)
Siehsr, .John G. , Louisville, Ky. Switch-thrower
Siegenthaler, George, Fremont, Ohio. Nut-lock
Siekman, Anthony C, as.signor of one-half to A. V. Blanke, Medford. Mass. Blind-hinge^
Siemers, Charles, Ozone Park, N. Y. Oil-can
Siemens, Charles W., deceased, (Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., administrator. Conduit electric railway
Siemens, Ernst W. von, assignor to Siemens & Halske, Berlin, Germany. Electric rail-)
way S
Siemens & Halske. (See Benjamin. George H., assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Engelhardt, Victor, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Frischen, Johann H., assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Frischen and Pfeil, assignors.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Hayn, Fviedrich W. N. E.. assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (Ste Hefner-Alteueck, Friedrich von, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Heller, Adolf assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Hoffmann, Cail, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Hoffmann and Richtor, assignors.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Kuchenmeister, Eniil, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Moderegger, Carl, assignor.)
Siemens &. Halske. (See Moderegger. Karl, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Richter, Ernst, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Schwieger. Heinrich, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Siemens, Ern^t W. von, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Wendelin, Wolfgang, assignor.)
Siemens & Halske. (See Zickermann, Fritz, assignor.)
Sievers, Gus, et al. (See Raymond, Emmet B., assignor.)
Sievert, Paul, Diihlen, Germany. Apparatus for producing flat objects of glass
Sievert, Paul, Dolilen, near Dresden, Germany. Producing flat objects of glass
Sigafoos, Russel B., Racine, Wis. Furniture
Sigelen, Christian A., Indianapolis, Ind. Pneumatic inkstand
Sigler, David W., Union City, Ohio. Fence-post
Sigler. John D., San Francisco, Cal. Planer feed-roll
Sigurdsson, Oddur V., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Mergentbaler Linotype Company.
Linotype-machine
Sigwart, Otio. (See Momper and Sigwart.)
Silberstein, Samuel, assignor to W. A. Dunlap, Pittsburg, Pa. Hanger for eaves-troughs -
Sill, Elmer S., Massena, Iowa. Brake for bicycles
Sill Stove Works. (See Clunies, Arthur B., assignor.)
Siller, Gottlob, Esslingen, Germany. Vise
Sillinian, Benjamin F., Cleveland, Ohio. Gas-compressor
Silliniau, George L., Rutland, Vt. Fire-escape
Sills, Samuel, and J. E. Wood, Thornbm, R. I. Hosiery
Silsbee, Joseph L., Chicago, III. Railway construction
512,230
519,619
523,602
526,544
520,085
516,615
530,f06
522,859
517,891
526,058
522,946
530,859
512.4,51
512,452
515.798
518,970
524,958
530,288
531,280
524,654
529.814
519,741
516,064
527,624
513,833
526,794
519,822
.531,473
522,679
5-25.366
522,743
520,356
520,274
528,240
530,289
531,010
531,474
514, .569
521,297
524,285
524,186
519,742
526,753
527,081
530,860
517.593
527,891
July 10
Jan. 2
May 8
July 24
Sept. 25
May 22
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
July 10
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
July 10
Dec. U
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
May 1
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
May 15
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
May 15
Dec. 25
July 10
Sept. 4
July 10
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May 22
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Oct. 23
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1285
2466
2131
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950
1168
774
1278
1322
1363
1216
1217
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1683
379
2121
1177
2292
1431
539
1555
3502
907
1561
2472
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2481
2347
2619
379
1629
2474
987
966
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139
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1364
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294 66 i 241
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
301
Name, residence, and invention.
Silver, Marvin C. . Tunkhannock, Pa. Spring bed-bottom
Silver, Sam D., Idaho Springs, Colo. Detonating burglar-alarm
Silvey, Faines N., Clarence, Ala. Permutation-padlock
Silvey, William L., Dayton, Obio. ■""■-'■= •■ — '
Silvey, William L.. Dayton, Ohio.
Silvey, William L.. Dayton, Ohio.
Silvey, William L., Dayton, Ohio,
plates
Silvey, William L., Dayton, Ohio. Electric motor
Making secondary-battery plates -
Making battery-plates
Making secondary -battery plates
Making stiffened connectors for secondary -battery
Silvey. William L., Dayton, Ohio. Separator for battery-plates
Silvey, William O. (See Root and Silvey.)
Simandl, Joseph. (See Bork and Simandl.)
Simkins, Walter, London, England. Repetition attachment for pianofortes
Simmer, Mathias M., Henderson, Minn. Background-carrier for photographers -
Simmonite, George, and H. L. Holderness, Hull, England. Saddle for cycles
Simmons, Charles H. (SeeMusselmann, John E., assignor.)
Simmons, George E., East Monroe, Ohio. Wire-and-picket-fence machine
Simmons, Henry L., Wickes, Mont. Rail-brake
Simmons, Henry L., Wickes, Mont. Amalgamator
Simmons, Horatio C, North Bennington. Vt. Steam heating apparatus
Simmons, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to W. O. Simmons, Boston, Mass.
fastener.
Shoestring
Simmons, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to W. O. Simmons, Boston, Mass. Shoe-lacing
fastener
Simmons, William C, Troy, N. Y. Cash-box
Simmons, William H., Wilmington, Del. Tool-sharpening device
Simmons, William 0. (See Simmons, Samuel J., assignor.)
Simras, Joseph E., Charleston, W. Va. Nut-lock
Simon, Arthur, St. Louis, Mo. Corner-piece for room-moldings
Simon, Edwin S., et al. (See Rosenfeld, Samuel J., assignor.)
Simon, Harry (J., et al. (See Hitt, Adrian, assignor.)
Simon, Wilhelra, Nuremberg, Germany. Means for pressure-limiting in presses
Simonds, Nathan J., Woburn, Mass. Heel-stiffener machine
Simoneau, Louis E., assignor to Automatic Telephone and Electric Company of Canada,
Montreal, Canada. Automatic telephone system
Simons, Edwin S., et al. (See Peabndy, John S., assignor.)
Simons, Erederick M., et al. (See Peabody, John S., assignor.)
Simons, George B. (See Hopkins and Simons.)
Simons, Heinrich, Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany. Respirator
Simons, John E., et al. (See Peabody, John S., assignor.)
Simons, Mark. (See Strom berg, Alfred, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Simonson, James H., et al. (See Van Der Zee, Cornelius, assignor.)
Simonton, John H. (See Nightingale, William R., assignor.)
Simpkins, Alvin T., St. Louis, Mo. Baker's oven
Simple Account File Company. (See Parrey, John C, assignor.)
Simpson, Alexander, Scranton, and M. Speicher, Archbald, Pa. Injector
Simpson Brick Press Company. (See Simpson, Peter L., assignor.)
Simpson, Charles H., etal. (See McPliail. Hugh, assignor.)
Simpson, Edward, etal. (See McPhail, Hugh, assignor.)
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. (See Glahn, George A., assignor.)
Simpson, Isaiah H . , Brunswick, Me. Device for thawing ice from pipes
Simpson, James A. (See Wilcox and Simp.son.)
Simpson, James W., New Columbus, Ky. Disk harrow ,
Simpson, John A., assignor to H. M. and C. H. Sawyer, Cambridge, Mass. Lamp-support
for miners' hats
Simpson, Matthew P., and E. P. Williams, McPherson, Kans. Combined corn-planter,)
seed-drill, and cultivator \
Simpson, Peter L., Chicago, 111. Brick -machine
Simpson, Peter L., assignor to Simpson Brick Press Company, Chicago, HI.
for brick-presses
No.
514,386
5,31,428
514.387
513,7.57
523,055
523,689
523,949
524,407
524,843
.527,028
512,333
516,230
520,544
513,207
528,815
513,369
514,284
515,844
.523,086
525,631
Sectional mold
Simpson, Stephen, Mansfield, assignor of one-half to F. E. D. Acland, London, England.)
Coin-controlled gas or other meter 5
Sims, Chalmers L., Concord, N. C. Butter box or case
Sims, David P., Lincoln, Nebr. Pneumatic tire
Sims, James L.. et al. (See Evans, John F., assignor.)
SiranltaneousChromogravure Printing Machineand Manufacturing Company. (See Toye,
William H.R., assignor.)
Sinclair, Abraham. New York. N. Y. Hinged sliding door
Sinclair, Angus. (See Leeds. Pulaski, assignor.)
Sinclair, Angus, et al. (See Smith, Calvin A., assignor.)
Sinclair, David M., Mottville, N. Y. Tie for ends of cane strips for chair-seats
Sinclair, George B., et al. (Sfe Donahoo, Peter B., assignor.)
Sinclair, John, Great Falls, Mont. Portable stove
Sinclair, John M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Grate-bar
Sinding-Larsen, Alf, Christiania, Norway. Apparatus for electrolytical decomposition
Singer, Charles, Wichita. Kans. Chair-bottom
Singer, Edgar A., Jr. (See Brightly, Fuller, and Singer.)
Singer, Joseph, and J. C. Wood, Los Angeles, Cal. Wave-motor
Singer Manufacturing Company. (See Diehl, Philip, assignor.)
Singer Manufacturing Company. (See Foster, Charles H., assignor.)
Singer Manufacturing Company. (See Schoen, Paul, assignor.)
Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jer.sey. (See Allen, Edward B., assignor.)
Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jersey. (See Douglas, John, assignor.)
Singer, Nimick & Company. (See Foster, Alexander W., assignor.)
Singleton, William H., Washington, D. C. Bale-tie
Sinks, David, assignor of one-half to C. Burghardt, Belleville, HI. Sash-balance
515,372
517,307
512,844
530,462
520,246
531,011
527,892
516,231
529,204
515,132
515,133
529,423
513,444
520,455
526,640
515,258
515,134
523,690
516,711
.523,920
514,136
525,555
522,089
524,490
530,607-
519,895
Date.
Feb. 6
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
July 17
July 31
July 31
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Mar, 13
May 29
Jan. 23
Nov. 6
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Julv 17
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
May 22
Dec. 18
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Fub. 20
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
May 29
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
July 31
Mar. 20
July 31
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
June 26
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
May 15
Monthly
volume.
687
2380
689
1734
1512
2635
3108
. 783
1504
C173
J 174
569
174
412
378
654
774
f 191
J 192
368
244
C190
il91
816
2792
2454
523
2717
533
184
1552
514
2315
2642
662
2299
1630
2018
817
1897
1621
2836
2612
2278
2109
1899
2636
1629
3015
248
399
2377
904
951
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(674
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593
126
131
44
339
124
574
620
445
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1165
558
387
484
191
295
476
477
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(696
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638
( 545
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(547
523
477
654
388
760
60
96
572
223
234
410
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Gazette.
68
67
69
66
66
982
1696
983
355
317
553
642
821
966
110
200
1621
561
740
612
953
1487
325
1247
1332
1997
383
1337
1007
1542
417
1621
887
1241
1241
982
634
67 j 1088
.68 1609
66 1281
66 ; 1242
68 I 554
1788
629
901
1225
1682
844
67
67
1405
302
INDEX Ob PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Sinning, Charles, assignor to Sinning Lasting Machine Company, St. Louis, Mo. Clutch . .
Sinning, Charles, St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Sinning Lasting Machine Company, East St.?
Louis, 111. Lasting-machine \
Sinning Lasting Machine Company. (See Sinning, Charles, assignor.)
Sinsz, Philip, Baltimore, Md. Glazier's diamond
Sintz, Clark, Grand Eapids, Mich. Propeller- wheel
Sious City Brick and Tile Company. (See Green, Thomas, assignor.)
Sipe, James P., et al. (See Schon, Hubert, assignor.)
Sippy, AJvin H., St. Louis, Mo. Device for stringing fish
Sir Joseph "Whitworth & Company. (See Canet, Jean B. G. A., assignor.)
Sir Joseph "Whitworth & Company. (See'Gledhill, Manassah, assignor.)
Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell & Company. (See Noble and Brankston, assignors.)
Sir "W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell & Company. (See Noble and Lloyd, assignors.)
Sisk, Kobert J., New London, Conn. Composition for sizing walls
Sisson, Frank TV., et al. (See Chace, James S., assignor.)
Sittig, Lena, Brooklyn, N. Y. Skirt-protecting garment
Sivertson, Lucas, Fort Abercrombie, N. D. Kotary engine
Six, WilliamM., Westfield, Ind. Train time-indicator
Sjostrand, UrikS., and C. J. Andersson, Steninge, Sweden. Circular-sawmill
SjostrOm, David. (See Andersson. Hilda K., assignor.)
Skalla, Paul. (See Coker, James W., assignor.)
Skatulla, CoUestin, Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Monoline Composing Company, Washing-
ton, D. C. Space-bar for line-casting machines -*
Skatulla, Ciillestin, Brooklyn, N. T., assignorot one-half to Monoline Composing Company,
"Washington, D. C. Machine for producing cast type-bars
Skeyen, Jacob B., Hillsborough, N. D. Cooking utensil
Skidmore, Frederick K., Milwaukee, "Wis. Mouthpiece for wind-instruments
Skiffington, "William P., New York, N. Y., assignor of three-fourths to A. G. Paul, Boston,
Mass. Heating system
Skiffington, "William P., New York, N. Y., assignopiof three-fourths to A. G. Paul, Boston,
Mass. Method of heating
Skilling, John, Fall Eiver, Mass. Button
Skinner, Daniel M., Centre Sandwich, N. H. Cash and parcel carrier
Skinner, George J. B., St. Louis, Mo. Dust and shavings collector
Skinner, Joseph "W., La Crosse, "Wis. Composition of matter for plating metallic surfaces
with silver
Skinner, Joseph W., La Crosse, "Wis. Shoe-shaper
Skipper. James M., assignorof one-half to J. "W. Holden, Granbury, Tex. Ice-cream freezer.
Slack, "William J., La Grange, Ind. Gate
Skoda, Emil V. , Pilsen, Austria-Hungary. Ordnance-sight
Skoda, Emil von, Pilsen, Austria-Hungary. Illuminated gun-sight
Skoglund, Jean "V". (See Ponten and'Skoglund. )
Skoglund, Jean "V., Brooklyn, assignor to Martin Salbfleisch's Sons Company, New York,
N. Y. Aluminous cake and making same '.
Slada, Charles J. (See Mann, Charles A., assiamor.)
Slade, Samuel I., et al. (See Nail, Frederick "W., assignor.)
Slangerup, August F. , New Orleans, La. Electric alarm for cane-feeders
Slater, James T., and M. T. Barrett, Barrett's Mills. Ohio. Automatic lubricator
Slater, Jesse F., Charlton, assignor of one-half to J. Morgan, Springfield, Mass. Secret
compartment for cabinets, &c
Slater, John. Hutchins, Pa. Electric alarm-lock
Slaton, "William D., Henrietta, Tex. File or bill book .•
Slattery, John, Philadelphia, assignorof one-half to J. K.Griffith, Latrohe, Pa. "Wheel-mold.
Slaughter, "William T., Greenville, S. C. Blackboard
Slawson, Charles H., et al. (See Casswell, Eiohard H., assignor.)
Slawson, Daniel K., Manitou, Canada. Car-coupling
Slaymaker, Barry & Co. (See Troast and Slaymaker, assignors.)
Slaymaker, Samuel E. (See Troast and Slaymaker.)
Slayton, Cortes J., et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Slayton, George J., et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Slayton, "William H., et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Slee, Eichard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Microtome
Slentz, Edmund P., Mansfield Valley, Pa. Eope or wire holder
Slicer, Charles H., Baltimore, Md. Producing asphaltlc composition powder for roadways-
Slicer, Charles H., Baltimore, Md. Filling for joints, fractures, &c., of stone structures
Sliker, Charles, Canton, Ohio. Fence-post
Sloan, Bert F., et al. (See Hutchinson, Calvin A., assignor.)
Sloan, Maurice M., Philadelphia, Pa. Paper-pulp strainer
Sloan, Moses B. (See MacKenzie, Sloan, and Sloane.)
Sloan, Moses B. (See MacKenzie, Sloane, and Sloan.)
Sloan, Moses B., et al. (See MacKenzie, George "W,, assirnor.)
Sloan, "William E., assignor of one-half to C. A. Knight, Chicago, 111. Telegraph-repeater -
Sloane, Gertrude D. (See Sloane, John D., assignor.)
Sloane, John D., assignor to G. D. Sloane, St. Paul, Minn. Micrometer-calipers
Sloane, Thomas C. (See MacKenzie, Sloane, and Sloan.)
Sloane, Thomas C, et al. (See MacKenzie, George "W., assignor.)
Slocura, Frank L., assignor of one-half to C. Y. "Wheeler, Pittsburg, Pa. Making green
osid of chromium
Slocum, Harry F., New York, N. Y. Automatic bank or moneychanger
Slocum, Harry F., New York, N. Y., assignor to New York Electrical and Development
Company, of New Jersey. Telephone
Sloss, Louis, Jr. (See Tardif and Wethered, assignors.)
Slusser, Murray C. and "W. J., Slusser, Va. Nut-lock
Slusser, "William J. (See Slu.sser, Murray C. and W. J.)
Sly, Charles N., assignor of one-half to G. E. "Wadleigh, Medina, N. Y. Machine for sharp-
ening shears
No.
518,865
518,932
520,247
512,627
529,758
530,557
520,225
528,493
530,360
523,241
513,958
529,205
524,616
528,!i93
526,754
527,029
528,397
518,201
515,259
511.810
531,393
517,492
519,778
514,969
529,424
526,205
511,866
512,402
513,u61
525,291
522,860
516,359
524,617
515,305
515,174
523,292
514,045
525,292
516,232
514,736
515,845
517,073
524,470
520,013
520,086
513,540
523,908
Date
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
May 22
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
May 22
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
July 17
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
May 15
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Aug. 28
July 10
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
July 17
Feb. 6
■ Aug. 28-
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
May 15
May 22
Jan. 30
July 31
Monthly
volume.
2462
2583
2301
1481
2195
610
(639
I 640
.; 641
1642
1643
558
C357
I 358
523
551
1848
3692
1223
1119
863
139
586
2915
1323
2109
97
2324
131
1491
1043
1627
1541
195
1118
2233
2278
1169
1028
1120
2194
1966
1936
110
2279
813
1276
185
2253
874
1870
2007
3029
3022
908
295
275
204
33,34
142
705
330
523
554
28,29
361
f411
)412
387
48
270
537
555
292
244
276
544
490
486
191
318
44
533
457
490
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66
67
67
68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patenzees — Continued.
303
Name, residence, and invention.
Sly, "William W., Cleveland. Ohio. Crusher
Slyder, William J., assignor ot one-half to C. Kessler, Troy, Ohio. Safety-gate for eleva-
tors
Sraales, John M., Leavesden, near King's Langley, England. Filtering machinery
Small, Charles G., Easthampton, Mass. Drill-chuck
Small, Frederick E., Boston, Mass. Luhricator
Small, Henderson T., Chanute, Kans. Shoe-string holder
Small, J. Hamilton, et al. (See McAnulty, John A., assignor.)
Small, Robert H., assignor of one-half to M. E. Hayes, New London, Conn. Tailpiece for
banjos or violins
Small, William, Jr. (See Pettegrew, STrithen C, assignor.)
Small, Wiftiam. Jr. (See Toestli, Theodore, assignor.)
Smalley, Joseph. (See Tweedale and Smalley.)
Smalley, Jbsiah C. (See Gates, Charles M.. assignor.)
SmaUey, Martin D., Plymouth, lad. Friction-clutch
Smallman, James W., London, England. Pneumatic tire and rim for wheels
Smallwood, John W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Coin or check controlled delivery apparatus
Small wood, Samuel B., Long Island City, N. T. Bottle-filling machine
Smallwood, Samuel B., Long Island City, N. T. Bottle-filling apparatus
Smallwood, Samuel B., Long Island City, N. Y. Bottle-corking machine
Smallwood, Samuel B., Long Island City. N. Y. Bottle-filling machine
Smallwood, Winston T., New Albany, Miss. Churn .^
Smart, Charles W., Carbondale, 111. Vehicle
Smart, Elswood, Brock ville, Canada. Cow-milking machine
Smart, John W., Burnet, Tex. Car-coupling
Smart, Terrence P. , Philadelphia, Pa. Excavator
Smead, Isaac D., Toledo, Ohio. Furnace
Smeallie, William J., Amsterdam, N. Y. Bottle-washer
Smeltzer, Daniel. (See Eyer and Smeltzer.)
Smelzer, Baxter T. (See Quigley, Charles C. assignor.)
Smethurst, Aaron, assignorof one-half to C.H. Roberts, Bountiful, Utah Ter. Potato-dig-
ger
Smiley, Frank M., Goshen, Ind. Beam-scale
Smiley, George W., and F. W. Dunlap, London, England; said Dunlap assignor to said
Smiley. Wheel for bicycles
Smiley, Herbert R., Chicago, HI. Window-shade fixture
Smiley, Josiah E., Smiley, Ohio. Stovepipe-joint
Smith, Aaron W., Worcester, Mass. Horseshoe
Smith, Abram H., deceased, Memphis, Mo.; S. E. B. Smith, administratrix. Heating and
ventilating dwelling-houses
Smith, Adam D. (See Leonard, George B., assignor.)
Smith, Ai. (See Oddy, Crossley. and Smith.)
Smith, Albert, Grand Rapids, Mich. Flower-box
Smith, Albert W., San Francisco, Cal. Electric-arc lamp
Smith, Alfred B., assignor of one-half to G. A. Dunlap, Chicago, 111. Newspaper-holder.. .
Smith, Allan A., Grand Island, Nebr. Lifting-jack
Smith, Alle J., Big Rapids, Mich. Stump-extractor
Smith, Allen Y., Eddy, N. Mex. Ter. Insect-trap
Smith, Alonzo D. (See Smith, William, assignor.)
Smith, Alonzo D., Newark, N. J. Car-fender
Smith, Alonzo H. (See Hodges. Addison S., assignor.)
Smith, AlviaB., Middlebury, Vt. Horseshoe-calk sharpener
Smith, Amoa B., et al. (See Reynolds, Hamline W., assignor.)
Smith, Andrew J., Denver, Colo., assignorof three-fourths to V. P. Mooney, A. Palmer,
and A. Swiggett, El Dorado, Kans. Combined tack-driver and carpet stretcher
Smith, Arthur J., assignor of one-half to H. J. Wright, London, England. Electric accu-
mulator or secondarjf battery
Smith, Arthur W., assignor of one-half to A. T. Bond, Sioux City, Iowa. Plastering com-
pound
Smith, Augustus P., Rock Falls, 111. Mitten
Smith, Austin, and E. H. Lloyd, Burchard, Nebr. Hay-harvesting implement
Smith, Benjamin, and J. M. Howson, Halifax, England. Spindle for spinning machinery. .
Smith, Benjamin F., Springfield, Ohio. Hay-rake
Smith, Benjamin F., assignor of one-half to H. Bleakley, Valparaiso, Nebr. Corn-planter.
Smith, Benjamin F., assignor of two-thirds to T. 0. and JE. H. Ackerson, Springfield, Ohio.)
Hay -rake \
Smith, Benjamin J., Pottsville, Pa. Automatic display device
Smith, Benjamin J., Pottsville, Pa. Automatic exhibiting device
Smith, Benjamin O., Kansas City, Mo. Hame-fastener
Smith, Benjamin W., Rockport, Ind. Railway-car brake
Smith, Brainard F., Represa, Cal. Pen-fender
Smith, Byron A., Erie, Pa. Bicycle attachment
Smith, Calvin A., assignor of two-thirds to J. A. Hill, A. Sinclair, F. W. Coolbaugh, and
L. R. Pomeroy, East Orange, N. J. Railway-car
Smith, Charles A. (See Mayhew, George S., assignor.)
Smith, Charles A., South Chicago, 111. Railway-car construction
Smith, Charles B. (See Given and Smith.)
Smith, Charles B Warren, Pa. Self-feeding inkstand
Smith, Charles B. . Warren. Pa. Inkstand
Smith, Charles E., North Harvey, 111. Miter-cutter
Smith, (Charles P., assignor to Smith &. Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.^
Machine for making predetermined lengths of chain S
Smith, Charles G. (See Jagel, Smith, and Pruden.)
Smith, Charles G., Detroit. Mich. Excelsior-cutting machine..
Smith, Charles G., Detroit, Mich. Excelsior-cutting machine
514,097
519,139
512,231
516,775
531,225
527,733
517,493
515,450
521,482
512,758
523,013
523,014
523,015
523,016
520,087
512,759
527.893
513,657
526,641
520,124
515,556
520,902
525,517
522,090
519,437
528,816
517,176
514,970
530.132
522,276
52.5,868
523,871
524,914
514,388
531,395
521,513
516,455
519,482
528,995
524,001
517 399
517,772
526,586
517,245
517,246
519,483
519,484
527,131
512,760
520.663
515,800
524,355
530,969
512,336
526,059
525,725
524,794
530,732
531,342
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2024
482
69
Oct. 16
1736
419
69
Apr. 3
133
29
67
Feb. 27
2441
605
66
June 19
1316
(306
1307
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1736
412
66
July 17
1441
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|68
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1445
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July 17
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1455
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May 22
2008
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67
Jan. 16
1738
5 412
1413
|66
Oct. 23
2019
185
69
Jan. 30
3231
793
66
Sept. 25
2284
548
68
May 22
2067
(504
1505
(67
Feb. 27
2610
647
66
June 5
270
65
67
Sept 4
328
81 82
68
June 26
2378
572
67
May 8
904
(217
I2I8
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Nov. 6
524
127
69
Mar. 27
2426
571
66
Feb. 20
1646
412
66
Dec. 4
96
25
69
July 3
183
50
68
Sept. 11
975
218
68
July 31
2962
738
68
Aug. 21
1609
394
68
Feb. 6
691
174
66
Dec. 25
2326
555
69
June 19
1371
319
67
Mar. 13
1188
285
66
May 8
981
237
67
Nov. 13
866
69
Aug. 7
59
13
68
Mar. 27
2827
661
66
Apr. 3
601
148
67
Sept. 25
2193
524
68
Mar. 27
2532
595
66
Mar. 27
2534
(595
1.596
|66
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983
(237
1238
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May 8
986
239
6-
Oct. 9
746
183
69
Jan. 16
1744
413
66
May 29
2982
721
67
Mar. 6
116
28
66
Aug. 14
683
166
68
Dec. 18
1556
(368
1369
\m
Jan. 9
1001
215
66
Sept. 18
1279
296
68
Sept. 11
702
163
68
Aug. 21
1412
(345
1346
|68
Dec. 11
1165
(283
1284
J69
Dec. 25
2234
534
69
605
157
1805
1613
350
27
1355:
1468
355
303
304
305-
306
955
356
418
741
1610
965
1388
1246;
1212.
1682,
725
741
1956
1196.
1233,
38
1340
614
984
983.
1686
1478
1690
737
824
672
2034
116
1592
1976
1977
738
738
153
357
1150
1475
802
1528
201
1409
1292
950'
1441
1667
304
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AJphcibeUcal list of patentees — Continned.
Uame, residence, and invention.
Smith, Cliarle.s "H., Birmingham, Ala, Car-coupling
Smith, Charles L , Philatlelphia. Pa. Perforating attachment for printing-presses
Smith, Charles L., assignor to T. W. and C. B. Sheridan, New York, N. T. Self-clamping
papercntter
Smith, Charles S. (See Stewart, William H., as.signor.)
Smith, Charles W., Kansas Cit.v, Mo. Thill-coupling
Smith, Charles W., Pelzer, S. C. Price-scale
Smith, Clarence C, and T. B. Stone, Camptown, Pa. Toy pistol
■Smith, Curtis A. (See .Tackman and Smith.)
Smith, Daniel A., Jr.. Washington, T) C. Folding umbrella
Smith, Daniel H., Holyoke, Mass. Pneumatic tire
Smith, Daniel W., assignor of two-tliirds to A. Bevis andC.H. Longstreth, St. Louis, Mo. (
Electric signal for railway-crossings <
Smith, David, and H. P. Goldrick, NaticU. Mass. Boiler '.
Smith, David, Wellesley, and H. P. Goldiick, Natick, Mass. Water -tube boiler
Smith, De Wane B., Dcerfield, N. T. Knife or cutter for mowers, &c
Smith, D wight L., assignor of one-half to E. A. Smith, Waterbury, Conn. Buckle
Smith, D wight L., assignor of one-half to E. A. Smith, Waterbury, Conn. Supporter
Smith, D wight L., assignor of one-half to E. A. Smith, Waterbury, Conn. Buckle
Smith, Earl A. (See Smith, DwiglitL., assignor.)
Smith, E-irl W., and E. H. Millrr, Denver, Colo. Window-shade adjuster ,
Smith, Eber. (See Hill and Smith.)
Smith, Edward A. (See Wigge, Henry, assignor.)
Smith, Edward F., Rochester, N. Y. Sash-balance
Smith, Edward E., Erie, Pa. Rotary pump
Smith, Edward G. (See Ahlstrom, Oscar (j., assignor.)
Smith, Edward .J., Beaver Falls, Pa. Nail-machine feeder
Smith, Edward S., Waterbury, Conn. Garment-fastener
Smith, Edwards., Watirbury, Conn. Clasp
Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company. (See Norwell, John J., assignor.)
Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company. (See Smith, Charles F., assignor.)
Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company. (See Trull, William E., assignor.)
Smith, El 'ridge J., Washington. D. C. Fender for street-railway cars
Smith. Eldridge J., assignor to Automatic Car Fender Company, Washington D. C. Car-
fender '
Smith,
Toy
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
No.
519,20.5
5I(i,317
5-21,738
514,. 510
529,200
52;!, 870
.528,212
512,491
529,759
522,805
5:10,664
513,834
518.125
521,949
523,550
524,985
Date.
522.624
527,082
523,603
520.545
522,722
ment.
Eleanor M., Baltimore, Md., assignor to McLoughlin Brothers New York, N. Y. j
or doll house
Enos, (See Oddy, Crossle.y, and Smith.) j
Ephraim, Boston. Mass. Casting crucible steel ingots. I
Ernst G., Columbia, Pa. Collar or cufif shaping machine
Eugene, Chicago, 111. Building block
Eugene C. (See Smith, John J. C. and E. C.)
Eugene C, Providence, R. I. Mold for casting metals
Eugene C, New York, N. Y. Saw
Eugene C, New York. N. Y. Machine for manufacturing plaster-boards
Ferdinand, Hartford, Conn. Staff-bell
Fernando B., Canton, Ohio. Oil-can ...:
Floyd T., New York. N. Y. Bottle-stooper
Fraiik G. (See Roake and Smitli.)
Frank G., New York, N. Y. Railway-signal..
Frank J., Marcellus. Mich. Door-securer
Frank. J., assignor of one-half to C. C. Long, Marcelljs, Mich. Locomotive attach
517,894
523,551
513,688
517,197
529,143
518,630
Smith, Frank S., Pittsburg, Pa. Incandescent electric lamp
Smith, Frank S., Pittsburg, Pa. Incandescent lamp
Smith, Frank W., Portland, Me. Corn-cooking machine
Sraith-Fraier, Olive L., Minneapolis, Minn. Invalid-chair . ..-.
Smith, Fred P., Worcester, assignor to Smith Heating and Ventilating Company, Bostpn
Mass. Ventilated urinal ~
Smith, Frederick D., San Francisco, Cal. Method of and apparatus for preserving con-
densed milk
Smith, G. H., et al. (See Edwards, Hubert F., assignor.)
Smith, George H., Webster, W. Va. Working body churn
Smith, GeorgeH.,assignor of one-half to E. A.TJeaman, Providence, R. I. Adjustable fric-i
tion-clutch \
Smith, George P., e« a?. (See Frost, Walter E., assignor )
Smith, George P., and J. B. Bruner, Springfield, Ohio. Post-hole auger
Smith, Gilman W. (See Bates and Smith )
Smith, Hamilton E., New York, N. Y. Ironing-machine
Smith, Hamilton E., New York, N. Y. Ironing-machine
Smith, Hamilton E., New York, N. Y. Centrifugal machine
Smith, Hamilton E., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Bessonette Cotton Compress Manufac-
turing Company, Waco, Tex. Baling-press
Smith, Hamilton E., New York, N. Y., andB. A. Dare, Jersey City, N, J., assignors to Bes-
sonette Cotton Compress Manufacturing Company, Waco, Tex. Core-holding mechan-
ism for cotton-baling machines
Smith, Hamilton E., New York, N. Y., and B. A.Dare, Jer.sey City,N. J., assignors to Ee.s-i
sonette Cotton Compresi Company, Waco, Tex. Cotton-haling machine \
Smith. Harper F., assignor of five-eighths to W. F McCull.y and G. MoGowan, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Gas-generator -
Smith, Harry C, Watertown, N. Y. Drawer extension
Smith Heating and Ventilating Company. (See Smith, Fred P., assignor.)
Smith, Henry. (See Denson, Joseph, as.siOTor.)
Smith, Henry, etal. (See Shelle.y, Rose m!., assignor.)
Smith, Henry, Buffalo, N. Y. Electrical testing-switch
Smith, Henry, Cincinnati, Ohio. Curling-iron
Smith, Henry A., Los Angeles, Cal. Fruit-car
Smith, Henry A. , Omaha. Nehr. Whip-socket
Smith, Henry A. W., Minneola, Va. Plow
Smith, Henry D., Chicago, 111. Furnace
Smith, Henry T., Pawtucket, R. I., assignor to Standard Seamless Wire Company, Paw-
tucket. R. 1., and Portland, Me. Fountain-pen
Smith, Henry W., assignor of one-half to F. J. Ruth, Alliance, Ohio. Combination-tool
Smith, Henry W. C. , Bristol, England. Game board or apparatus
512 845
526,649
.529.535
513,152
5.30.207
512,126
525,367
521,870
521,186
519.099
520,088
512,232
521.463
519,355
520,014
512,628
521,677
517,892
514,137
519,974
519,975
529,969
529,967
529,968
517,398
524,225
524.844
52.5, l(i4
513,208
513,736
525,867
531,394
522,804
515,799
521,737
May 1
Mar. 13
June 19
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
July 31
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
July 10
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
June 12
July 24
Aug. 21
July 10
Oct. 9
July 24
May 29
July 10
Apr. 10
July 24
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Dec. i
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
June 26
June 12
May 1
May 22
Jan. 2
June 19
May 8
May 15
Jan. 9
June 19
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
May 15
May 15
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
July 10
Mar. 6
June 19
Monthly
volume.
476
945
1747
896
1226
2960
2600
1286
116
222
415
228
295
737
627
309
2196 1 {15
1095
10.55
3504
1180
882
2386
1741
776
662
270
257
862
296
209
599
425
196
162
2468 599
2795 I 675
935 233
779
2387
3275
2462
1113
2062
195
620
806
269
513
1880
2286 548
1-838 1 438
2374 i 573
228 56
660
80
1974
770
273
2010
830
1281
158
21.22
477
180
65
491
201
298
772 j 189
1872 I 458
1483
1647
775
249
1810
1811
2561
2557
2825
437
1506
2083
2455
3359
974
2324
1094
115
1745
358
(385
^386
194
60
444
444
617
615
■616
617
661
103
368
508
593
826
218
554
270
27
414
Official
Gazette.
<D
>
<2
07
629
66
1646
67
1548
66
1040
69
888
68
614
69
53S
66
255
^69
1094
68
222
69
1422
66
794
67
231
67
1370
68
492
68
1009
68
166
69
139
68
507
67
1115
08
195
67
164
68
492
66
750
66
1963
69
869
67
422
66
383
68
1610
69
1020
66
54fi
69
1257
-66
127
68
1165
67
1607
67
1349
67
588
67
9.55
66
157
67
1461
67
700
67
914
66
291
je,
1528
67
164
66
901
67
903
67
903
69
1162
69
1160
|69
1161
66
2034
68
741
68
966
68
1085
66
561
66
765
68
1340
69
1685
68
222
6b
1475
67
1548
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
305
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Smith, Herbert M. (See Clirisler and Smith.)
Smith, Herbert S. (See Knight and Smith.)
Smith, Herbert S., Broolilyn, assignor to himself, and F. E. Knight, New Tork, N. Y.
S witch-point for street-rai I ways
Smith, Hiram 'W". (See Bro-w-n and Smith.)
Smith, Horatio G., Fitchburg, Mass. Steam-engine goTernor
Smith, Humphrey E., Chicago, 111. Automatic stop device for hydraulic elevators
Smith, Humphrey R., Chicago, HI. Safety grip device for elevators
Smith, Ira T., Mount Carmel, Conn. Machine for grooving and punching needle-blanks. . .
Smith, Isaac, Lexington, Ky. Combined harrow and scraper
Smith, Isaiah, Columbus, Ohio. Fireproof shutter
Smith, J. N , et al. (See Lombard, Levi "W., assignor.)
Smith, Jacob G. (See Barnes and Smith.)
Smith, JacobW., Chambersburg, Ohio. Gate
Smith, James F., Philadelphia, Pa. Opener and handle for shoe-polish or other boxes
Smith, James H. (See Mann. Smith, and Head.)
Smith, James H. , Belleville, 111. Copying-press
Smith, James P., assignor of one-third to A. D. Joslin, Chicago, 111. Ice-elevator plane
Smith, James R. (See Smith, John H., J. E., and "W. E.)
Smith, James W., Rome, Ga. Cotton-seed cleaner and separator
Smith, Jame.s W., Moscow. Ky. Grate
Smith, Jay H , Rochester, N. Y. Automatic alarm-box
■Smith, Job, assignor of one-half to "W. J. Werntz, Annapolis, Md. Clock
Smith, John, Pierce City, Mo. Car-brake
Smith, John A. (See Bradford and Smith.)
Smith, John A., a.ssignor of two-thirds to J. Hart and A. Wilkinson, Johnstown, Pa. Bal-
anced piston-valve
Smith, John C. (See Coles. Smith, Jamieson, and Jacobs.)
Smith, John C, Sugartree, Mo. Stump-extractor
Smith, John D. (See Burkhart, "Waterman, and Smith.)
Smith, John E., Buffalo. N. Y. Tool-holder
Smith, John F. A., and J. M. Bryant, Benwood, W. Va. Crane for manipulating tonga
Smith, John H., .J. R., and W. E., Snohomish, Wash. Horseshoe
Smith, John J. C, Passaic, N. J. Bicycle-tire
Smith, John J. C, Passaic, N. J., and E. C. Smith, Providence, E. I. Apparatus for cast-
ing metals under pneumatic pressure
Smith, John L., West Hartlepool, England. Construction of puddling or other furnaces ..
Smith, John O., Nashville, Tenn. Feed-mill
Smith, John P., Cleveland. Ohio. Typewriting machine
Smith, John E. H. (See Shoemaker, Simon, assignor.)
Smith, John T., Rockfall, Conn. Revolver
Smith, John W. (See Coax, Earnest R., assignor.)
Smith, John W. (See Ring, Smith, and Anness.)
Smith, John W., Galesburg, HI. Lightning-rod and coupling
Smith, John W., and F. J. Perkins, Wobum, Mass. Flooring-clamp
Smith, Joseph B. (See Clough, Albert L., assignor.)
Smith, Joseph B., Manchester, N. H. Electric switch
Smith, Joseph B., Manchester, N. H. Telephone-switch
Smith, Joseph B., Manchester, N. H. Telephone-transmitter
Smith, Joseph B., Manchester, N. H. Magneto caU-bell
Smith, Joseph H., Plymouth, Ohio. Eock-drill
Smith, Joseph N., et al. (See Lombard, Levi W., assignor.)
Smith, Joshua G., St. Paul, Minn. Elevator- table
Smith, Leonard O., Philadelphia, Pa. Holding device for embroidery-silks, &c
Smith, Leonard 0., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for holding silks or threads
Smith, Lucius A., Topeka, Kans. Truss
Smith, Matthias. (See Crandall and Smith.)
Smith, Michael, Passaic, N. J. Eubber mold or pattern and manufacturing same
Smith, Michael, Passaic, N. J. Apparatus for the manufacture of rubber molds and pat->
terns \
Smith, Millard F., assignor to himself and C. P. Adams, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tool for drilling
and tapping pipes
Smith, Miller A., Brooklyn, and W. Clabangh, assignors to New York Electrical Works,
New York, N. Y. Electric-railway overhead switch
Smith, Milton. (See Eddy, John S., assignor.)
Smith, Milton E., and M. F. Geer, assignors of one-third to P. C. Brewer, Rochester, N. Y.
Electric battery
Smith, Milton S., EoUing Prairie. Ind. Eail fence
Smith, Milton W., Long Island City, N. Y. Foot-rest for bicycles
Smith, Morris F.. Philadelphia, Pa. Observation-tower
Smith, Nathaniel E., assignor of one-half to W. T. Both well, Jersey City, N. J. Combined
pipe wrench and cutter
Smith, Norton, assignor of three-eighths to J. F. Euckel and R. M. Lewis, Saginaw, Mich.
Combined flag-holder and cane
Smith, Oberlin, Bridgeton, N. J., assignor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass.
Warp stop-motion for looms
Smith, Oberlin,Bridgeton,N. J., assignor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass.^
Warp stop-motion for looms
Smith, Oliver E., assignor to . J. P. Woodworth, Chicopee, Mass. Revolver
Smith, Orin, Crooked Tree, Ohio. Wheel- wrench ,
Smith, Orison M., assignor of two-thirds to M. J. Davis, E. J. McLaughlin, H. Bridgeman,
and N. F. Russell, Diiluth, Minn. Automatic safety -grip for inclined railways
Smith, Orson W., assignor of one-half to A. G. Chaloupka, Charlevoix, Mich. Grave-stone
or monument
Smith, Orson W., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to G. W. Beaman, Charle-
voix, Mich. Stationary cuspidor
Smith, Peter P., et al. (SeeNesbit, Joseph B.. assignor.)
Smith, E. Tynes. (See Monroe, David M., assignor.)
Smith, Eichard H. (See Morriss and Smith.)
Smith, Eichard H. (See Wilson, Walter H.. assignor.)
Smith, Richard H., and W. F. Tripp, Springfield, Mass. Hand printing device
20 PAT
No.
52.3,154
530,970
523,242
530,971
512,912
.'521, S26
522,861
.531,344
514,285
512.668
523,714
518,124
518,470
515,260
517,.594
514,286
530,559
528,994
■521.965
513,658
522,126
519,438
526,874
519,620
518,123
527,083
530,730
518,793
525,518
518,471
521,274
521,325
526,982
520,619
526,505
530,628
531,475
531,343
516,028
516,029
515,976
520,971
527,298
513,344
516,902
625,031
514,166
523,293
515,536
521,298
.528,263
524,770
527,894
518,552
524,913
518,515
-Date.
July 17
Dec. 18
July 17
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
June 26
July 10
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
July 31
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
June 26
Jan. 30
June 26
May 8
Oct. 2
May 8
Apr. 10
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
June 12
June 12
Oct. 2
May 29
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
June 5
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
July 17
Feb. 27
June 12
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1695
1558
1857
2004
1908
1171
2237
534
1555
2687
1178
1802
2111
290
535
871
864
2168
3232
2437
905
341
1239
1177
664
1161
2352
330
1803
922
1016
510
2912
2073
987
2476
2236
479
482
391
393
1020
2676
1936
1836
312
1937
2577
967
2685
1377
2021
1929
1608
424
369
467
(369
5 370
C475
5 476
458
292
.534
131
373.
666
295
446
524
67
131
215
205
520
794
586
218
85
297
295
162
281
583
82
446
218
239
125
704
494
242
^589
'590
534
111
111
112
91
95
248
649
457
448
74
487
638
C229
J 230
647
335
486
477
394
Apr. 17 I 1872 i 464
69
68
67
68
66
67
67
69
67
66
67
67
69
67
67
69
67
67
67
67
69
67
68
69
I 69
69
67
69
66
66
68
f67
69
68
67
68
67
351
1528
379
1528
406
1594
237
1668
953
306
562
231
362
1281
.57
954
1390
824
1643
742
1692
726
64
784
231
139
1440
474
1212
362
1377
1395
96
1138
1570
1411
1714
1667
1541
1541
1525
1269
204
605
1846
1043
912
1381
1385
555
943
418
384
984
374
306
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Smith, Kobert. (See Jackson, Smith, and Bennett.)
Smith, Kobert K., and J. R. Pile. Owensboioush, Ky. "Window-operator
Smith, Samuel. (See Mershon, "William K., assisnor.)
Smith, Samuel C. (See White, Albert, assignor.)
Smith, Samuel K., New Brighton, Pa. Kiln for burning brick, pottery, &c
Smith, Samuel N"., assignor to Minnesota Smokeless Furnace Company, Minneapolis, Minn.i
Smoke-preventing furnace <
Smith, Sarah E. B., administratrix. (See Smith, Abram H. )
Smith, Sidney S., Boston, Mass. Wave-power propeller for boats
Smith, Solomon, and M. B. Mishler, Ravenna, Ohio. Tool for linemen's use
Smith, Stansbury J., Paris, Tex. Grate
Smith, Stansbury J., Paris, Tex. Gate
Smith, Stephen G. (See Moore, Thomas C, as.sismor.)
Smith, Stephen R., assignor of one-half to G. W. Detharding, Belleville,' 111. Adjustable
hanger for curtain or shade rollers ,
Smith, Stephen T., Noroton, Conn. Car-coupling ,
Smith, Stephen T., Darien, Conn., assignor of one-half to C. F. Lantry, New "Tork, N. Y.
Car-coupling
Smith, Thomas B., Philadelphia, Pa. "Water-pressure feeder for boiler-scalingpreventives.
Smith, Thomas B., Birmingham, England. Machine for threading wood-screw blanks
Smith, Thomas C. (See Hadley, Joshua A., assignor.)
Smith, Thomas E., Kansas City, Mo. Kitchen-cabinet i
Smith, Thomas L. , Milwaukee, "Wis. Weeding and root-pulling implement
Smith, Thomas S.. East St. Louis, 111., and A. M. Shepard, St. Louis, Mo. Steam-trap
Smith, Thomas W. (See Ross. Frank, assisnor.)
Smith, Thomas W., and J. G. Price, as.signors to Oliver Iron and Steel Company, Pittsburg,
Pa. Die for making end-gate rods for wagons
Smith, W. Dean. (See Enholm, Oscar A., assignor.)
Smith, Walter F. (See Horry, William S., assignor.)
Smith. Walter F., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Heisler Electric Company, Gloucester City,
N. J. Incandescent-electric-lamp cutrout
Smith, Warren B. (See Tymeson, Eugene, assignor.)
Smith, William, et al. (See Shelley, Rose M., assignor.)
Smith, William, Mystic, Iowa. Take-up for ropes
Smith, William, New Castle, Pa. Padlock
Smith, William, Clarinda, Iowa, assignor of one-half to A. D. Smith, Chicago, HI. Rotary i
enpne ;
Smith, William, Clarinda, Iowa, assignor of one-half to A. D. Smith, Chicago, 111. Rotary
steam-en gine
Smith. William, assignor of one-half to R. L. Anderson, Drake's Creek, Ark. Washing-
machine ^ -
Smith, William A., St. James, Minn. Bicycle
Smith, William A., Lawrence, Mass. Winding or spooling machine
Smith, William B. (See List and Smith.)
Smith, William C. (See Sellon, Charles A., assignor.)
Smith, William C, e« a2. (See Soencer. Charles T., assignor.)
Smith, William C, assignor to M. J. O'Donnell & Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Controller for ele-
vators
Smith, William C, and J. Barlow, assignors of one-half to J. E. Stone, Kidderminster,
England. Loom for weaving pile and other figured fabrics
Smith, William E. (See Smith, John H., J. R., and W. E.)
Smith, William E., "Watkins, N. T. Spring-tooth harrow
Smith, William E., Watkins, N. T., assignor of one-half to M. B. Tate, Harrisbarg, Pa.
Lever-adjusting harrow
Smith, William F., San Francisco, Cal. Telephone-call recorder
Smith, William G., assignor to Winche.ster Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Cartridge-reloading tool . ,
Smith, William H. (See Lajoie, Napoleon, assignor.)
Smith, William H., Dayton, Ohio. Mechanism for flanging manholes of boilers
Smith, William H., and S. D. Freeman, U. S. Army. Bridle-bit
Smith, William J., New Haven, Conn., assignor to C. S. Larrabee, trustee, Bath, Me.?
Time- fuse S
Smith, William J., New Haven, Conn., assignor to C. S. Larrabee, trustee, Bath, Me.
Timefuse for projectiles
Smith, William N., Santa Cruz, Cal. Wrench
Smith, William P., Lexingtori, N. C. Bed-brace -
Smith, William R., assignor of two-thirds to J. W. Fisher, Riverside, and T. Clifton, Cin-
cinnati. Ohio. Rail way -track
Smith, William T., Baltimore, Md. Upright piano or organ case
Smith, William T., Norcross, Ga. Chirographer's hand-rest -
Smith, William T., assignor to Wm. Knabe & Co. Manufacturing Company, Baltimore,
Md. Woodworking-machine
Smith, William T., assignor to Wm. Knabe & Co. Manufacturing Company, Baltimore,
Md. TJpiight piano or organ
Smith, Wilson R., Beloit, assignor of one-half to J. B. Hatch, Milwaukee, Wis. Friction-
clutch
Smitham, John W. (See Ensminger and Smitham.)
Smithard, Walter, Manchester, England. Apparatus for administering nitrous-oxid gas -
Smith man, .John B., Oil City, Pa. Car-truck
Smothers, Blannerhassett H., ct al. (See Williams, James F. and E. J., assignors.)
Smouse. CJeorge E , Everett, Pa. Nut-look
Smyth, Charles, Dayton, Ohio. Mechanism for detecting opening of locks
Smyth, Charles, assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash-regis-
No.
515,061
517,893
527,895
529,882
530,361
517,366
529,086
514,046
530,558
518,631
.526,643
531,226
531,341
531,449
531,139
520,837
525,293
516,555
528,743
517,985
517,986
527,4.58
516,554
530,731
519,459
511,913
522,435
522,434
521,422
514,737
525,474
511,811
527,222
527.250
529,632
515,557
528,309
515,926
523,087
514,607
519,797
ter.
Smyth, Charles, Dayton, Ohio., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Lamson Consolidated
Store Service Company, Boston, Mass. Store-service apparatus
Smyth, Charles G , assignor to National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Cash-reg-
Smyth Manufactiiring Company. (See Coles, Smith, Jamieson, and Jacobs, assignors.)
Smyth, William H., Berkeley, Cal. Cau-head-soldering machine
529,314
514,628
513,835
529.970
530,133
514,666
522,625
521,678
519,206
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
June 5
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
May 8
Jan.. 2
July 3
July 3
June 12
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
July 17
Feb. 13
May 15
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
July 10
June 19
May 1
1784
777
2023
2404
507
2738
1021
113
870
2063
2287
2026
2232
2435
1858
152
2281
1361
383
945
948
1294
1359
1162
935
315
459
458
1182
265
97
937
1985
2611
2770
302
1554
1060
1526
1422
1092
3504
2:63
96
1152
778
1648
479
450
194
C486
1487
C575
1576
125
644
346
26
5 214
1215
513
548
483
533
579
441
33
555
323
92
5 237
1238
238
316
323
C282
1283
(225
1226
74
116
116
(281
1282
319
64, 65
25
C215
1216
227
474
648
669
71
390
265
372
342
272
863
617
26
287
196
386
116
66 122()'
67
66
67
68
69
67
68
69
167
67
68
U7
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
307
Alphabetical list of patentees— Coatiuued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Smyth, "William H., Berkeley, Cal. Machine for making can-bodies, &o
Snape, 'William. (See Cameron and Snape.)
Snead & Company Iron "Works. (See Snead and Burns, assignors.) I
Snead, John "W., Gainesville, Ga. Truss '
Snead. Udolpho and "W. E,., and W. M. Bums, assignors to Snead & Company Iron "Works, I
Louisville, Ky . Shelf structure !
Snead. "William" R. (See Snead and Burns.) . 1
Sneath, Richard G., San Francisco, Cal, Anhydrous-ammonia purifier '...J
Snedeker, Elbert, c« aZ. (See Sherman, "Willis D., assignor.) I
Snedekor, Charles T., "Worcester. Mass. Painting surfaces !
Snediker, 'William E., Trenton, N. J, Vise '
Snediker, "William E., Trenton, N. J. Vise ■
Snell, Adolnhus G. , assignor of one-half to C. B. Jones, New Haven, Conn. Para.sol-runner.
Snell, Arthur E.,Utica,assignorof one-half to "W.H.S.Northrup,Deerfield,N.T. Lamp- I
chimney rack
Snell, Arthur T., Santa Barbara. Cal. Combined gage and finger- guard !
Snell, Charles D., Oxford, Me. Sawhorse '
Snell. Charles M., assignor of o'he-half to E. E. Hodshon, Danbury, Conn. Hat-blocking?
andband-cutting machine '. .-S
Snell Cycle Fittings Company. (See Bishop, Alfred H., assignor.)
Snell, Fernando J. (See Sharpies and Snell.)
Snell, Luther C . , Detroit, Mich. Appaiatus for storing and feeding oil
Snidow, "W. T. (See Baldwin. Daniel M., assignor.)
Sniffin, Charles A. (See Waller and SnifBn.)
Sniffin, George. (See O'Connell and Sniifin.)
Suodgrass, Arthur T., Dothen, Ala. Engine cross-head
Snodgrass, "W. C, et al. (See Woodall. Charles H., assignor.)
Snook, Frank M., assignor to J. K. Holloway and G. F. Dana, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ice-cream
freezer
529,815 Nov. 27
Snook, Harland B. , Union City, Ohio. Automatic heat-regulator
SnOTV, Charles A., Brick Haven, Va. Brick-kiln
Snow. Charles A., Lime Springs, assignorof one-half toC. "W.Giesen, CaLmar, Iowa. Ani->
mal-trap S
Snow, Gilbert B., assignor to Elgin "Wind Eower and Pump Company, Elgin, 111. "Wind- >
mill - 5
Snow, Levi T., New Haven, assignor of one-half to 0. D. "Woodruff, Southington, Conn.
Eotary meat-cutter
Snow, Levi T., New Haven, and F. H. Pierpont, Hartford, Conn., assignors to Thompson
& BushnellCIompany, New York, N.T. Keducing mechanism for steam-engine indicators.
Snowden, Robert C., Duquesne, Pa. Nut-lock
Snowden, Robert C, Duquesne, Pa. Box-strap and comer-iron
Snowdon Manufacturing Company. (See Crolley. Sherman, assignor.)
Snowman, Herman C. F. E., New Paltz, N. T. Means for transmitting motion
Snowman, Herman C. F. E., New Paltz, N". T. Stopple for bottles
Snowman, Herman C. F. E., New Paltz, assignor to New York Labor Saving Patents
Exploiting Company. New York. N. Y. Envelope
Snowman, Herman C. F. E., New Paltz, and N. E. Lacey, Highland N. Y. Burglar-alarm
Snyder, Andrew "W., et al. (See Ring. Smith, and Anness, assignors.)
Snyder, Arthur M., Fairfield, Iowa. Interchangeable sprocket
Snyder, Charles F., St. Louis, Mo., assignor to H. B. and C. F. Stout, Chicago, 111. Curling-
Snyder, Charles F., St. Louis, Mo., assignor to H. B. andC. F. Stout, Chicago, 111. Curling-
irnn _ _ _ . •
Snyder, Cyrus, assignor to Advance Thresher Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Tally reg-
ister for grain-measurers
Snyder, Frank E., Massillon, Ohio. Combination-tool
Snyder, Fred. B. (See Snyder, Simon P.. assignor.)
Snyder, George C, assignor of one-half to H. D. H. Snyder, Chicago, 111. Fence
Snyder, Grace M. (See Snyder, Robert J., assignor.)
Snyder, Henry D. H. (See Snvder, George C, assignor.)
Snyder, John C, et al. (See Allen, Harvey, assignor.)
Snyder, John J., «< aJ. (See Allen. Harvey, assignor.)
Snyder, John T.. Luzerne, Pa. Cutting-bit for drilling-machines
Snyder Robert J., assignor to G. M. Snyder, Bethlehem, Pa. Method of and apparatus for
aligning machinery
Snyder, Samuel I., Clearfield. Pa. Screwdriver
Snyder, Simon P., assignor of one-fourth to F. B. Snyder, Minneapolis, Minn. Dumping-
wacon
Snyder, "Waldo V., Canton. Ohio. Tricycle
Soames, David, East Jordan, Mich. Eaves-trough hanger
Soar.s, John H.. Muncy, Pa. "Woodworking-machine ,
Soblik.Paul, Magdeburg, Germany. Keyboard attachment for pianofortes. '.
Soci6t6 Anonyme de rin.stitut Raoul Pictet. (See Pictet, Raoul P., assignor.)
Soci6t6 Anonyme de la Serreure sans Clef. (See Bois, .Jules, assignor.)
Soci6t6 Anonyme des Moteurs Thermiqnes Gardie. (See Lorois. Maurice, assignor.)
Soci6t6 Anonyme pour la Transmission de la Force par I'Electricit^. (See Hutin and Le-
blanc. assignors.)
Soci6t6 Frangaise des Moteurs Cr6bessac. (See Cr6bessac, Leonce, assignor.)
Soci6t6 G6u6rale des Telephones, (R6seaux T§lephoniques et Constructions !fil6ctriques.)
(See Berthon, Louis A., assignor.)
Soci6t6 pour la Fabrication des Munitions d'Artillerie. (See Jouet-Pastr6, Michel A., as-
signor.)
Society Lepage & Cie. (See Lavy, Alphonse, assignor.)
Society of Chemical Industry in Basle. (See Schmid, Jakob, assignor.)
Society of Chemical Industry in Basle. (See Schmid and Bachelut, assignors.)
Soder, "William. (See Goodgion, Hervey C, assignor.)
Sodergren, Eric, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sofa-bed , ,
Soderstrom, Carl G., Denver, Colo. Ore-car
Soffel, August, Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety-guard for cars
Sohfege, Paul, Paris, France. Machine for molding paper-stuff boxes
Sokoloff, Alexis. (See Rauser, Wieber. and Sokoloff.)
Soleau, Edward R., assignor of one-half to I. F. Roe, Newark, N. J. Heating apparatus. . .
523,753
I
520,191 '
524,567
I
512,.523 '
519,008
519,028
525,565
524,002 -
523.380 ;
522,862
526,269 '
519,439
.522,806
516,880
512,334
526,587
517,198
518,047
515,175
513,209
513,210
530.972
518,081
531,2=1
515,558
529,843
520,903
520,904
528,817
518,283
521,275
513,541
529,315
518,472
522.097
512,335
523,243
516.776
524,959
519,207
515,306
521,966
516,946
521,348
July 31
May 22
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
2294
2752
2205
036
Jan. 9 1329
May
May 1
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
July 24
July 10
112
1-15
418
^547
I 548
683
537
255
Official
Gazette.
27
35
100
60 14
2082 524
1173 : 292
May 8
Aug
July 10
Mar. 20
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Jan. 83
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Dec. IS
Feb. 27
Nov. 27
June 5
June 5
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
June 12
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
July 10
Jan, 9
July 17
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
May 1
Feb. 20
June 26
Mar. 20
June 12
908
1096
1900
2195
2163
1968
2457
2458
1562
1104
2122
2612
2343
272
273
525
1459
923
3030
1423
1804
890
1000
1859
1733
1685
219
40
270
449
244
(.524
) 525
C.579
) 580
268
490
593
594
370
279
509
648
558
65
66
127
365
219
747
342
446
220
244
467
408
413
483 117
2195 I 544
2169 i 520
^69
Sept. 18 1639 Og^ I } 68
68
67
66
2014
1070
67
66
67
67
(250
J 251
574
990
263
557
564
1229
672
438
238
726
694
223
1840
20 L
1592
1963
210
12.55
561
562
1529
217
1631
1388
1122
124T
1247
t
741
300
1377
706
925
36a
186
201
3801
i8oe
631
1298
1643
1860
1406
308
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Official
Gazette.
Name, residence, and invention
Soley, William H., et al. (See Carlinet. John G., assignor.)
Sollenberger, John T., assignor of one-half to A. A. Charles, Kokomo, Ind.
plugging and topping tomatoes, cfec, in cans
Solomon, John I., assignor to Infinity Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y
battery .
Apparatus for
Dry
Solter, John, Baltimore, Md. Mechanism for fluxing cans
Solvay, Ernest, Brussels, Belgium. Charging apparatus
Solvay, Ernest, Brussels, Belgium, assignor to Solvay Process Company, Syracuse, N. Y.
Purifying ammonia
Solvay, Ernest, Brussels, Belgium, assignor to Solvay Process Company, Syracuse, N. Y.
Apparatus for causticising ammonia-liq uor
Solvay Process Company. (See Solvay, Ernest, assignor.)
Somborn, Julius. (See i^tim, Louis, as-^ignor.)
Somers, Daniel M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hydrocarbon-burner
Somers, Joseph C, assignor of one-half to A. E. Jones, Philadelphia, Pa. Merry-go-round
Somers, Robert W., Fremont, Nebr. Scrubbing-machine
Sommer, Adolph, Boston, Mass. Making liquid chlorids
Sommer, Adolph, Cambridge, Mass. Desulfurizing mineral oils
Sommer, Adolph, Cambridge, Mass. Solution of sweet carbamids in oils, &c
Sommer, Adolph, Cambridge, Mass. Solution of sweet carbamids in oils, &c., and making
same
Sommer, Adolph, Berkeley, Cal. Desulfurizing mineral oils
Sommer, Henry P., Chicago, HI. Electric time-alarm
Sommer, John L., Newark, N. J. Cigarette or match case
Sommerfruechte, Emil A., St. Louis, Mo. Carriage-top
Son, Eleanor D., Tltica, N. Y. Tailpiece for banjos
Sonntag, William L., and R. A. Brennan, Evansville, Ind. Display-counter
Sorensen, Niels G., Stockholm, Sweden. Door-check
Sorenson, Martinus, assignor of one-fourth to C. C. Mattson, Racine, Wis. Corn-harvester
Sorg, Ferdinand. (See Storz, Sorg, and Henni.)
Sorley, Charles, and J. K. Pumpelly, assignors to PumpeUy-Sorley Storage Battery Com-
panv, Chicago, HI. Forming storage-battery plates
Sorrell, Matthew C, Raleigh, N. C. Cradle..'.
Setter, Frederick, Coatesville, Pa. Punching-machine and stripper therefor
Setter, Frederick, Coatesville, Pa. Machine for bending special shapes of iron, steel, ox\
other metal
Sonchon. Edmond.New Orleans, La. Inhaler
Soucek, Joseph, Allegheny, Pa. Triple valve for fluid-pressure brake systems
Souer, George, Rice's, Minn. Car-coupling
Soule, Winfield S.. Brockton, Mass. Sewing-machine attachment
Soulier, Paul. Paris, France. Calculating apparatus
South Bend Iron Works. (See Anderson, Charles, assignor.)
Southard, Abraham M. (See McMahan and Southard.)
Southard, C. B., trustee. (See Hodges and Havenstrite, assignors.)
Southard, Calvin B. , St. Albans, Me. Box-machine
Southard, Charles E., St. Louis, Mo. Steam-boiler furnace
Pouthard. Robertson &. Co. (See Southard, William D., assignor.)
Southard, William D., assignor to Southard, Robertson & Co., Peekskill, N. Y
Southbridge Optical Company. (See Bugbee and Reno, assignors.)
Souther, Calvin N., assignor to Poole Brothers, Chicago, HI. Ticket-stamp
Southern Cotton Harvester Company. (See Turner, Leonard R., assignor.)
Southern Engine and Boiler Works. (See Lov#ien, George W., assigno
Southgate, Louis W., Worcester, Mass., assignor to Otis Brothers & Company, New York,
N. Y. Elevator-controller
Southwark Foundry and Machine Company. (See Good, William E., assignor.)
Southwark Foundry and Machine Company. (See Good and Petsche, assignors.)
Southwell, Charles C, Milwaukee, Wis. Toothpick
Southwell, George, Westport, Mo. Billiard-cue chalker
Southwick, Charles A., Peabody, Mass. Automatic water- feeder
Southwick, Plin C, Sandwich, HI. Baling-press
Southworth, Walter H. , assignor of two-thirds to V. A. Cordes and J. A. Webb, Memphis,
Tenn. Automatic switch
Souvazoglu, Pericles. (See Sarapata and Souvazoglu.)
Sowatsky, Frederick W., and M. Schimmeyer, Saginaw, Mich. Tally -table
Sowden, Mark, et al. (See Wellens, William, assignor.)
Sowdon, William, New York, N. Y. Game-counter
Sowdon, William, New York, N. Y. Duplicate- whist apparatus
Spacke, Fred W., Indianapolis, Ind. Centrifugal high-speed governor
Spaedy, John B. (See Zahringer and Spaedy.)
Spaeth, Sigmund, Falls City, Nebr. Aerial vessel
Spain, James A., Talbotton, Ga. Hame attachment
Spalding, Warren A., New Haven, Conn. Box for tooth-powder
Spalding, Zephaniah S., Kealia, Island of Kauai, Sandwich Islands. Filtration of liquids..
Spall, Micha-^l. (See Cable, James M., assignor.)
Spalsbury, Charles C, East Orange, N. J. Photographic-plate holder
Spang, George A., North Tonawanda, N. Y. Pressure-blower
Spangenberg, HelnrichK., Leipsic, Germany. Battery-switch
Spannagel, Gustave H. (See Rhoads and Spannagel.)
Spanoghe, Josse E., Antwerp, Belgium. Steam-boiler
Sparham, Terence, Brockville, assignor of one-half to H. C. Mitchell and J. E. Hulett
Toronto, Canada. Boiler-covering
Sparkman, James S., Hamilton, Tex. Wire-stretcher
Sparks, Albert F., assignor to James Leffel & Company, Springfield, Ohio. Water-wheel.
Sparks, Charles F., et al. (See Garstang, Richard, assignor.)
Sparks, CharlesF., Alton, 111. Engine
Sparks, William E., assignor to Sargent & Company, New Haven, Conn. Padlock
Sparling, Fletcher, Boston, Mass. Switch-actuator for street-cars
Sparmaker, Frank P., assignor of one-half to W. T. Cunningham, Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar-
tip cutter
Sparr, Benjamin F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-engine
Spaulding, Alfred F., Northfield, Vt. Stone-polishing machine
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
309
Aljihahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Spence, William H.,
Spencer, Alvah C.
Spencer, C. Homer
Spencer, Charles L.
Spaulding, Algenon S., "Worcesler, Mass. Cutter -head
Spaulding, Algenon S., Worcester, Mass., assignor to Flexible Door and Shutter Company,
Portland, Me. Flexible door
Spaulding. Aleenon S. Worcester, Mass., assignor to Flexible Door and Shutter Company,
Portland, Me. Flexible door
Spaulding, Harlow E., assignor to S. A. Rickard, Saratoga Springs, N. T. Hand-truck . ..
Spaulding, Hollon C, Boston, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electrical hoisting apparatus
Spaulding, James W., et al. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Spaulding, Philo B. (See Gazlay. Henry W., assignor.)
Speaker, Charles E., Louisville, Ky. Tobacco-box
Spear, Henry A., Everett, Mass. Heating and water-circulating system
Spear, .Tames, Philadelphia, Pa. Stove or range ,
Spear, James, Philadelphia , Pa. Caboose or other stove
Speare, Andrew J., assignor of one-half to H. J. F. Davis, Thayer, Mo. Electric hand ap-
pliance for massage
Spear.":, John E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Index
Spears, Ralph R. (See Grafton and Speiirs.)
Spears, Ralph R., Wheeling, W. Ta. Turning-lathe for axle-boxes
Spears, William A. (See Kirchner and Speais.)
Specht, Eugene T.. et al. (See Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Specht, John, and I. Armand, Gaza, Iowa. Planter
Specialty Companv. (See Cleland, John W., assignor.)
Speckin, Ch.arles W , Argentine, Kans. Railway-frog
Speed, Charles F., E. W. Barker, and C. P. Fraiik, Duluth, Minn. Electric switch
Speed, E. W., et al. (See Arraistead, Fabian H., assignor.)
Speed, Francis M., assignor to Pneumatic Brake Company, San Francisco, Cal. Pneu-
matic brake
Speer, Henry A. (See Maxfield, Griffin, and Speer.)
Speer, Porter B., Muscatine, Iowa. Paddle-wheel for steamboats
Speicher, Mathias (See Simpson and Speicher.)
Speirs, John C. (See Torkelson. Reinhard T., assignor.)
Spence, William G., Stittville, N. Y. Apparatus for inspecting milk
, Fairmount, Ind. 'Blackboard-eraser
(See Hanscom and Spencer.)
(See Wallace, Fredrick B., assignor.)
Providence, R. I. Rai.sin-aeeding machine
Spencer, Charles T., assignor of one-half to W. R. Comptou and W.C.Smith, Elmira, N. Y.
Hasp-lock
Spencer, Christopher, assignor to I. S. Spencer's Sons, Guilford, Conn. Spring-scale
Spencer, David, Shenandoah, Va. Rod or valve packing box
Spencer, De Witt C. (See Stouffer, Hiram C, assignor.)
Spencer, Dennis. (See Gwynn and Spencer.)
Spencer, Frank F. (See Phillips, Elwood C, assignor.)
Spencer, Frank M. (See Brandt, A. G., assignor.)
Spencer, Frank M. (See Brandt and Spencer.)
Spencer, Geoige H., Chicago, 111. Appliance for handling timber
Spencer, Henry B. (See Borbridge, Fraser, and Preuter, assignors.)
Spencer, J. R., et al. (See Armistead, Fabian H., assignor.)
Spencer, Jehial, Milledgeville, 111. Valve-gear
Spencer, Joseph, Cornwall, Canada. Paper-cutting machine
Spencer, Julius A., Dwight, 111. Baling-press
Spencer, Theodore, Cambridge, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. Telephone circuit and signal
Spencer, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Alternating-current arc-lighting system
Spencer, William B., assignor of one-half to T. W. Knill, Chicago, HI. Inhaler
Spencer's Sons. I. S. (See Spencer, Christopher, assignor.)
Spongier, Charles andG., Rockford. 111. Combined latch and knob
Speugler, George. (See Spengler. Charles and G.)
Spengler, Reinhart, assignor to J. Naday and S. L. Fleischer, New York, N. Y. Embroid-
ering-machine
Sperry, Daniel S. , and G . R. Hannum, Huntsburg, Ohio. Sap-bucket cover
Sperry Electric Railway Company. (See Sperry, Elmer A., assignor.)
Sperry, Elmer A., Cleveland, Ohio. Electrical controller
Sperry, Elmer A., Cleveland, Ohio, and G. E. Mills, Ravenswood, HI. Automatic regula-
tor for dynamo-electric machines
Sperry, Elmer A., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to Sperry Electric Rail way Company, of Ohio.
Controller for electric or other motors
Sperry, Elmer A., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to Sperry Electric Railway Company, of Ohio.
System and apparatus for control of electric machines
Sperry, Erwin S., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Waldo Foundry,
of New Jersey. Liquid-fuel furnace
Sperry, Erwin S., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Waldo Foundry,
of New Jersey. Liquid-fuel furnace
Speulda, Martin W. (See Frazier, Speulda, and Du Bois.)
Spielmann, Adolf. (See Emanuel and Spielmann.)
Spielmann, Charles, Brooklyn, assignor to W. A. Force & Co., New York, N. Y. Consecu-?
tive-numbering machine C
Spier, Ant"n, Boulder, Colo. Furnace for roasting and distilling refractory ores
Spipss, Rudolf, et al. (See Hauser. Gottfried, assignor.)
Spillan, William D. (See Briody, Thomas P., assignor.)
Spiller, Harry A., assignorto Crosby SteamGageandValveCompany, Boston, Mass. Steam-
engine indicator
Spindler, Charles, Jr., Peoria, 111. Hot-air pipe
Spinney, Benjamin F., et al. (See Lombard, Levi W., assignor.)
Spiro, Charles, New York, N. Y. Table for wrapping bundles
Spiro, Charles, New York , N. Y. Type-writing machine
Spitzer, Alfons. Buda-Pesth, a.ssignor to W. Kralik Sohn, Eleonoronhain, Austria-Hungary.
Making rose-red glass
Spitzer, Oliver, Brooklyn, N. Y- Freight-transferring device
Spivey . John F., Fairview, W. Va. Ventilated chimney-<op
Splithoff, Peter, assignor of one-half to C, E. Pierce. Boston, Mass. Adjustable roll for
printing-presses ,
No.
531,396
520,089
531.227
512,915
516,843
514,512
527,636
521.827
526,206
524,120
521,324
527,816
.52f>,348
517,773
512,233
5)3,835
,517,367
511,812
525,432
514,341
.530,362
521,575
516,234
514,783
519,075
526,060
528,040
519,849
513,153
527,627
514,138
524,356
515,374
513,062
525,394
525,395
515,261
518,794
518,632
516,126
523,417
527,734
523.056
529,208
Date.
Dec. 25
May 22
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
2328
2011
2028
2012
Mar. 20 1841
Feb. 13 897
Oct. 16 1558
June 26 ; 1909
Sept. 18 1541
Aug. 7
June 12
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
June 19
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
May 1
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
May 15
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
July 24
Oct. 16
July 17
Nov. 13
258
1015
1874
2826
602
832
3506
2740
99
194
624
508
1473
820
1351
235
1281
2292
1604
2376
1560
2.-1O
684
2319
2234
132
134
2112
2353
2064
628
2147
1738
1514
1229
555
491
483
477
435
228
377
4".8
362
60,61
239
326
450
683
148
202
863
644
25
49
159
^125
I 126
345 67
Official
Gazette.
337
55
296
553
392
573
378
61
166
575
537
33
34
524
583
69
67
60
66
66
68
67
68
\T. \
66
147
539
419
379
296
133
68
518,336 '. Apr. 17 1554
512,066 Jan. 2 564
517,309 Mar. 27 I 2643 621 | 66
516,127 Mar. 6 I 629 i 147 1 66
1570
310
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Splittstoser, Ferdinand, North Branch, Minn. Poison-distributer
Spofford, Carlton J., DolaeTille, N. Y. Bicycle-tire
Spofford, Marcellus E., Keene N. H. Faucet
Spooner, Allen jST., Jersey City, N. J., and H. 0. Calkins, New York, N. Y.
holder
Spoonor, Frank A., et al. (See Chick Horace F., assignor.)
Spooner, G-eorge A. T., Boston, Mass. Pasting-machine
Toilet-paper
Spooner, George P. , Bron-y-Garth , England. Magazine photographic camera
Spooner, Spencer, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Jennings Lace "Works, of New York. "Warp
fabri
Sporborg, "William L. (See Lintner, "William T., assignor.)
Spradlin, James E. (See Spradlin, William H. H., assignor.)
Spradlin, William H. H., assignor of one-half to J. E. Spradlin, South Fork, Mo. "WhifiBe-
tree.
Sprague, Austin "V". M., Eochester, N. Y.
Sprague, Austin V. M., Kochester, N. Y
Company, of New Jersey. Radiator
Sprague, 0. C. (See Sprague and Entter, assignors.)
Sprague, Carlton R. (See Briggs, Eli B., assignor.)
Sprague, Charles A., Dayton. Ohio. Stamp-sticking device
Sprague, Gustavus A. H. (See Mclntyre and Sprague.)
Sprague, Henry H., Chicago, HI. Gas-meter
"Water-sterilizing apparatus
assignor to Sprague-Schuyler Manufacturing
Sprague, James H., Norwalk, Ohio. Self-closing umbrella
Sprague, James L. (See Coats and Sprague.)
Sprague, James 0., and J. "W. Guthrie, Sacramento, Cal. Carburetor
Sprague, Linus K., and F. W. Bajus, New Haven, Conn. Billiard-o.ue
Sprague, Robert M., and J. F. Rutter, assignors of one-third toC. C. Sprague, Council Bluffs,
Iowa. Basket-truck
Sprague-Schuyler Manufacturing Company. (See Sprague, Austin V. M., assignor.)
Spratts Patent, (America.) (See Cleather'and Gibson, assignors.)
Spreckels, Claus, Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for heating water in sugar-refineries
Spring Curry Comb Company. (See Bartlett, Charles H., assignor.)
Spring, George W., and G. W. Printz, Crooksville, Ohio. Jug
Springer, Amos C Seattle, "Wash. Ore-concentrator
Springer Automatic Thrasher Company. (See Springer, "William N., assignor.)
Springer, Isaac, and H. Eriston, Indianapolis, Ind., assignors to Indianapolis Basket
Company. Shipping-basket ,
Springer, Lorin C, Chicago, 111. Automatic boiler- feed
Springer, William N., Fortville, assignor to Springer Automatic Thrasher Company, An-
derson , Ind. Th rashing-macbine
Springfels, Charles F., Buffalo, N. Y. Snow or ice melting apparatus
Springfield Emery "Wheel Company. (See Giblin, John T., assignor.)
Springstead, Abram B. , and J. J. Lawler ; said Lawler assignor to Kalamazoo Casket Com-
pany, Kalamazoo, Mich. Casket-lid ,
Sprung, Isaac, New Yoik, N. Y. Combined muff and purse
Spurgin, Robert, Chicago, 111. Currency-strap
Spurlock, John A., Ava, Mo. Burglar-alarm
Spyer, Joseph, Mexico, Mexico. Making dental plates
Spyer, Joseph, Mexico, Mexico. Rubber dental-plate blank
Squier, "Wilbur P., Blair, Nebr. Signal
Squires, Asa P., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Felly for bicycle-wheels
Squires, Charles H. (See Lindsey aud Squires.)
Squires, George "W., et al. (See "VValter, John P., assignor.)
St. Cloud "Vulcanized Fibreware Company. (See Dyer and Bingham, assignors.)
St. Denis, M. H. (See Gendron, Joseph A., assignor.)
St. George. William H. , Ashland, Mass. Automatic tension-regulator for spooling-machines
St. John, Frank J., Philadelphia, Pa. Grate-bar
St. John, Garland B., Kalamazoo, Mich. Plow
St. John, Garland B., Kalamazoo, Mich. Plow-holder attachment
St. John, Garland B., assignor of one half to C. D. FuUer, Kalamazoo, Mich. Apparatus
for signaling the approach of street-cars
St. John, Spencer H., Caiiou City. Colo. Pulley
St. Louis Art Metal Company. (See Pauly and! Schneider, assignors.)
St. Louis, Autoine. (See Pelkey and St. Louis.)
St. Louis Car Coupler Company. (See Wolcott and O'Hara, assignors.)
St. Louis Register Company. (See Catlin and Rein, assignors.)
St. Louis Stamping Company. (See Niedringhaus, George W., assignor.)
St. Martin, Alexander P. (See Bodley and St. Martin.)
St. Paul Clay Car Seal Company. (See Flower and Denney, assignors.)
Staats, William H., assignor of one-half to J. F. Griffin, Chicago, 111. Case for money-
changers.
Staber, George, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wood-embossing machine
Stables, Arthur, Mannborough, Va. Sliding planer
Stacey, Henry. (See Lightford, James G., assignor.)
Stackhouse, Thomas H., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for printing from stencils
Stacy, Charles L.. Covington, Ky. Smoke-preventing furnace
Stacy, Frank T., Philadelphia, Pa. Fire-escape
Stacy, George W., Detroit, Mich. Shoe-holder for nailing-machines
Stadtmuller, Max F., Pomeroy, Iowa. Device for attaching hay-loaders to wagons.
Staelin, Eugen, Calw, Germany. Necktie-holder
Staff, Petor N. (Sfie Mayes, "Wilton P., assignor.)
Stafibrd, Charles M., Milwaukee, Wis. Implement for cleaning gun-barrels
Stafford, George A., Montague, Tex. Quilting mechanism for sewing-machines
Stafford, George W., Providence, R. I. Shedding mechanism for looms
Start'ord, George W., Providence, R. I. Shuttlebox-operatmg mechanism torlooms.
Stafford, George W., Providence, R. I. Shuttlebo«-operating mechanism for looms.
Staflbid, James F., Wichita, Kans. Truss
No.
525,632
519,976
519,049
516,235
530,312
522,921
519,101
523,381
527,084
512,234
517,494
517,368
521,828
527,085
524,871
523,944
529,469
524,226
527,223
Date.
Sept. 4
May 15
May 1
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
July 10
May 1
July 24
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
June 26
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
July 17
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Stafford, William E., Shedden, Canada. Riding attachment for plows.
512,404 Jan. 9
518,009 j Apr. 10
518,706 ' Apr. 24
520,941 June 5
514,667
526,950
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
513,211 ' Jan. 23
514,513 i Feb. 13
525 519 I Sept. 4
527,817 I Oct. 23
519,009 May 1
521,187 June 12
517,495 Apr. 3
515,847 I Mar. 6
512.455 I Jan. 9
512.456 Jan. 9
527,461 ' Oct. 16
516,688 Mar. 90
Monthly
volume.
515
1813
179
822
414
1275
275
2084
666
834
133
2741
1910
667
1544
1860
1716
438
891
1121
993
2201
352
1157
464
2459
898
332
1S75
113
772
134
188
1225
1226
1298
1590
124
444
43
192
104
C315
^316
65
525
163
202
(644
J645
458
163
378
467
409
103
216
271
248
549
85
288
114
594
229
82
450
27
181
29
45
296
317
379
525,726 Sept. 11 704 163
518,902 Apr. 24 2534 I 627
512,916 Jan. 16 ! 2013 | 477
Official
Gazette.
67
67
66
69
67
66
67
67
69
69
67
67
67
66
69
66
66
68
69
67
67
67 28
66 I 1488
06 I 243
66 243
69
06
513,212 Jan. 23 : 2460
513,154
524,471
519,208
524,960
522,437
514,514
526,465
.M6,169
521,576
521,577
530,973
523,017
C5E
15!
Jan. 23 ' 2378 ' 573
Aug. 14 ! 875 I 216
Aug. 21
July 3
485
1686
461
w
594
15
n
16
117
18
413
116
Feb. 13 I 899 229
Sept. 25 2018 ^ fgl
Mar. 6 ^ 099 165
June 19 1474 | 345
June 19 1476 315
Dec. 18 1564 371
July 17 1457 H^
68
67
j66
66
68
68
68
06
[68
06
07
67
09
!68 ' 306
1584
1496
1496
1.529
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
311
Alphahetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Staliel. Jakob, "WoUishofen, Switzerland. Device for lessening the noise of firearms
Stahl, Emil, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for charging and drawing carbonated beverages.
Stabl, Emil, New York, N. Y. Bottling-machine
Stahl, Erasmus. (See Annenberg and Stabl.)
Stahl, KarlM., New York, N. Y. Smoke- conveyer
Stahl, Sebald, assignor to H. Lindner, Nuremberg, Germany. Band or cord self-acting np-
roller on ialousies
Stabley, Simon A., Suspension Bridse. N. Y. Coupling
Stair, Adam, Moiint Eaton, Ohio. Vehicle-pole coupling
Staley , Joseph L., assignor of one-half to H. "W. Punk, Bloomington, HI. Cultivator
Staley, Levi, Alcony, Ohio. Eanningmill
Staley, Raleigh H., Sheridan, Ind. Method of and apparatus for removing water or oil
from bottoms of gaa- wells ■
Stalford, Fredrick D. , Des Moines, Iowa, Trace-fastener
Stall, Henry A., Prattsville, N. Y. Linotype-machine
Stallard, Sherman K., Merit, Tex. Calculating-machine
Stalmann, Otto, assignor to M. Daly, Anaconda, Mont. Apparatus for removing slag
Stambaugh, Julius L., Standart, Tex. Wrench
Stamm, Fred C, Princeton, assignor of one-half to H. L. Carpenter, Minneapolis, Minn.
Machine for counting teeth of cog-wheels
Stamm, Friedrich H. C. (See Geritz and Stamm.)
Stamp, John G., Buffalo, N. Y. Air-injector
Stamp, John G., Buffalo, N. Y. Hydraulic elevator
Stanbridge, Hiram C, New Bedford, Mass. Veterinary tooth-cutter
Stanbrough, Eufus G., New York, N. Y. Angle attachment for dental handpieces
Stanbrough, Rufus G., New York, N. Y. Angle attachment for dental handpieces
Stanbrough, Rufus G., New York, N. Y. Dental engine
Stanchfield, John B. (See McCawley and Kingsley, assignors.)
Stanchfield. John B., et al. (See Kingsley. Alba T., assignor.)
Stancliff, Edwin, New York, N. Y. Friction grip meohani.sm
Stancliff, Edwin, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to T. Orgill, New York, N. Y., and
Memphis, Tenn. Nut-locking bolt -
Standard Adding Machine Company. (See Hopkins, William W., assignor.)
Standard Electric Signal Company.' (See Hibbard. William W., assignor.)
Standard Fire Proofing Company. (See Golding, John F., assignor.)
Standaul Fireless Company. (See McMahon, Patrick J., assignor.)
Standard Furniture Company. (See Foley. Michael, assignor.)
Standard Paint Company. (See Griscom. William, jr., assignor.)
Standard Pearl Button Company. (See Carlyle, George, assignor.)
Standaid Portland Cement Company. (See Hurry, Edward H., assignor.)
Standard Rivet Company. (See Bean, Frank, assignor.)
Standard Seamless Wire Company. (See Smith, Henry T., assignor.)
Standard Sewing Machine Company. (See Mack, William A., assignor.)
Standard Sewing Machine Company. (See Whitney, Ruel W., assignor.)
Standard Store Service Company. (See Gipe, Emanuel C, assignor.)
Standard Underground Cable Company. (See Loe, Thomas C, assignor.)
Standard Valve Company. (See Teal, Ben.iamin F., assignor.)
Standeford, James S. (See Moon, Zenas E., assignor.)
Standen, Jabez A., Lorain, Ohio. Parlor-game table
Standish Clay Manufacturing Company. (See McElfresh, Francis E., assignor.)
Standish, Philander H., St. Mary's, Ohio. Machine for making chains ,
Standish, Syranus, Gridley, Cal. Fruit-pitting machine
Stanford, Arthur L., Evanston, 111. Lifting-jack ,
Stanford, Arthur L., Evanston, 111. Railway-frog
Stanford, Arthur L., Evanston, 111. Lifting-jack
Stanford, Lewis A. , Bradford, j?a. Ditching-machine
Stanhope, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Barrel-trus.sing machine
Stanhope, John B. and W. H., Philadelphia, Pa. Barrel-heater
Stanhope, Redington, Lincoln, Nebr. Rein -supporter
Stanhope, William H. (See Stanhope, John B. and W. H.)
Staniford, Frank C, Gilroy, assignor of two-thirds to D. C. Riddell, Santa Crnz county,
and J. C. Zuck, Santa Clara county, Cal. Fruit-pittin g machine
Stanley, Frank F. (See Baynard, William H., Jr., assignor.)
Stanley, James, Newark, N. J. Hame-link
Stanley, John E., assignor to G. H. Huttonlocher and J. S. Gilcrest, Des Moines, Iowa.
Incubator ,
Stanley Laboratory Company. (See Chesney, Cummings C, assignor.)
Stanley Laboratory Company. (See Kelly, John F., assignor.)
Stanley Laboratory Company. (See Kelly and Chesney, assignors.)
Stanley Laboratory Company. (See Stanley, William, Jr., assignor.)
Stanley Laboratory Company. (See Stanley and Kelly, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Stanley Laboratory Company. (See Stanley, Kelly, and Chesney, assignors.)
Stanley, Lucius T., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to H. B. Cutter, Philadelphia, Pa. Auto-
matic electromagnetic cut out
Stanley, Lucius T., Brooklyn, N. Y., and A. E. Braddell, assignors to H. B. Cutter, Phila-
delphia. Pa. Automatic electromagnetic cut-out
Stanley Manufacturing Company. (See Moulton, James N., assignor.)
Stanley, Nelson D., Essex Junction, Vt. Nut-lock
Stanley, Oramel C, assignor to J. Gobber, New York, N. Y. Pipe- wrench
Sta,nley, Oramel C. New York, N. Y., assignor of two-thirds to W. C. Boone, Boonton,
N. j., andD. C. Watters, Ottawa, Canada, Wrench
Stanley, Reginald, Nuneaton, England. Tunneling-machine ;
Stanley, William, Jr., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alter-
nating-current motor
Stanley, William, Jr., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alter-
naling-cuirent motor ,
No.
516,236
523,872
525,869
511,813
521,276
53t,07l
515,451
512,669
512,405
528,449
523,780
515,623
518,284
512,761
528,398
525,671
517,629
518,377
515,943
517.248
517,249
520,867
514,571
514,570
512,337
528,819
529,817
.'513,1.')5
522,240
527,818
517,774
.'>14,738
523,552
530,134
522,627
520,457
530,907
521,423
528,185
530,290
516,661
517,074
524,149
520,620
522,3.56
Date.
Mar. 13
July 31
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
June 12
Dec. 18
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
July 31
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Jan. Ifi
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
June 5
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
July 3
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
July 24
Dec. 4
July 10
May 29
Deo. 11
June 12
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
May 29
July 3
Monthly
volume.
823
2963
976
923
1727
2442
1123
3005
2792
2713
1461
1747
2916
587
350
1646
330
2541
2543
206
991
528
2304
2379
112
1876
604
1281
2391
782
2646
1439
1187
2545
381
1546
2255
314
2913
307
192
738
(218
)219
25
219
411
605
C373
)374
271
726
693
(675
) 676
5 365
5 366
414
706
140
83
(406
H07
79
596
597
250
250
245
(128
\ 129
5 548
\ 549
574
26
450
(148
U49
319
599
26
197
639
342
282
617
94
368
533
74
704
79
Official
Gazette.
66
'66
68
67
66
68
67
68 i
1622
614
1341
1378
1560
1356
306
224
611
582
300
357
595
1259
333
1515
1978
1978
1235
1058
1057
741
1115
547
21
393
117
1112
493
1233
167
1089
1492
1428
530
1284
1773
1922
719
1138
61
312
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Stanley, 'William, Jr., assignor to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alter-
nate-current motor
Stanley, "William, Jr., and J. F. Kelly, assignors to Stanley Laboratory Company, Pitts-
field, Mass. System of electrical distribntion. (Reissue)
Stanley, 'William, Jr., J. F. Kelly, and C. C. Cbesney, assignors to Stanley Laboratory
Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Alternate-current motor . •
Stanley Works. (See Corscaden, Thomas, assignor.)
Stanley 'Works. (See Gridley, Henry H., assignor.)
Stanley 'Works. (See Hart, Charles E., assignor.)
Stannard, John E., Springfield, Mass Valve
Stanton, Daniel P., 'Warwick, E. I. Pipe- wrench
Stanton, Jere E., Boston, Mass. Electric-motor controlling device
Stanton, Jere E., Boston, Mass. Adjustable dental-engine bracket-arm
Stan wood, Edward, Brookline, Mass. Boot or shoe polishing device
Staple Fastening Machine Company. (See Hamm, Williams., assignor.)
Staples, John A. , Newburg, N. Y. Spring-support for upholstery
Staples, John A., Newburg, N. T. Spring-support for chair-seats
Staples, John H., Boston, assignor of one-half to E. Piccott, Somerville, Mass. Turbine?
water-wheel ]
Stapleton, James, assignor of one-half to L. Clements, Kay's Mills, Ga. Roller cotton-gin .
Staplelon, James, and R. J. Kay, assignors of three-tenths to B. F. Clements, Ray's Mills, }
Ga. Roller cotton-gin 3
Stapley, Richard, et al. (See Shelley, Rose M.. assignor.)
Stapp, Frederick, Denver, Colo. Minnow-holder for fish-hooks
Star Coupler Company. (See Friede, Samuel M., assignor.)
Star 'Watch Company. (See Aronson, Saul, assignor.)
Starck, Herman. (See Kuechler and Staick.)
Stark, Andrew, Chicago, 111. Harvester-elevator
Stark, Andrew, Chicago, 111. Harvester-elevator
Stark, Andrew, Chicago, 111., assignor of one-half to 'Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Com-?
pany, Springfield. Ohio. Grain-binder ^
Stark, George, et al. (See Schweim, Herman, assignor.)
Stark, James M., assignor of one-half to J. McLaren and C. D. Brown, Detroit, Mich. Car-
coupling
Stark, Louis C, Appleton. Wis. Lawn-mower
Starke,' August L., New York, N. Y. Rail-tie plate and brace - . . -■
Starke, Eric A., et al. (See Baechert, George J., assignor.)
Starke, Eric A., assignor to United States Smokeless Powder Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Smokeless powder
Starke. Eric A., assignorto United States Smokeless Powder Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Making ammonium bichromate
Starkey, A. W.. et al. (See Bright, William H., as.signor.)
Starkey, John, Minerva. Ohio. Tunnel for drying brick
Starks, Nils 0. (See Johnson and Starks.)
Starks, Nils 0., Madison, Wis. Game apparatus
Starka, Nils 0., Madison, Wis. Harrow
Starks, Nils 0., assignorto Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Company, Madison, Wis.
Wheel
Starks, Nils 0., and J. A. Johnson, assignors to Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Com-
pany, Madison. Wis. Transplanter
Starkweather, Gleason F., assignor to Paige Iron Works, Chicago, 111. Guard-rail for
street-railways
Starr, Ferdinand W., Springfield, Ohio. Fastening device
Starr, Ferdinand W., Springfield, Ohio. Corrugated fastener
Starr, John. (See Goodwin, Henry L., as.signor.)
Starr, Raymond T., Bloomington, HI. Bicycle
Statna, Andrew T., Bigelow, Kans. Lister, cultivator, and planter
Staub, Henry, assignor of one-fourth to G. Peyer, Allegheny, Pa. Rotary steam-engine
Stauber, Emanuel. Hamburg, Germany. Machine for forming peat briquets
Stauder, Joseph, Berlin, Germany. Manufacture of brushes
Staudt, John R., Indianapolis, Ind. Flour-bolt
Stauffer, John, Dayton, Ohio. Pattern for casting frames for fence-ratchets
Stay man, David F., Muncy, Pa. Buckle
Stead, Arthur, Oldham, England. Rim and tire for wheels
Steams, Albert, assignor of one-half to J. A. and E. D. Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machin-(
ery for securing wrappers or labels around boxes, cakes, &c !
Stearns, Albie E. (See Steams, Frank H. and A. E.)
Stearns & Co., E. C. (See Seely, Obadiah, assignor.)
Stearns & Co., E. C. (See Steams, Edward C, assignor.)
Stearns, De Witte, Chicago, 111. Gas-generator
Stearns, Edw.ard C, assignorto E. C. Steams & Co., Syracuse, N. Y. 'Velocipede
Stearns, Frank H. and A. E., Eden, Vt Machine for rossing bark
Stearns, Otis W., Johnson, Vt. Road worker and scraper
Stearns, Otis W. , Johnson, Vt. Cover for butter-packages
Stearns, "Thomas B. (See Roger, John, assignor.)
Stearns, William E., Berlin, Conn., assignor of one-third to D. L. Bradt, J. P. Coghlin, and
F. 0. Plummer, Worcester, Mass. Closed conduit for electric railways
Stebbins, Alfred B., Canisteo, N. Y. Variable speed and power gearing for velocipedes . . .
Stebbins, Alfred B., Canisteo, N. Y. Variable-speed gearing for bicycles, &c
Stebbins, Charles A., Lawrence, Mich. Watchmaker's bench-tool
Stebbins, Henry W., West Carrollton, assignor of one-half to J. H. Friend, Dayton, Ohio.
Digester.
Stebbins, Henry W., West Carrollton, assignor of one-half to J. H. Friend, Dayton, Ohio.
Digester .'
Stebbins, Theodore. (See Hopkins and Stebbins.)
Stebbins, Theodore, Boston, Mass. Testine-lndirator for electric-railway cars
Rtecher Lithosraphic Company. (See Clark, Dwight S., assignor.)
Stock, Ernst F., Chicago, 111. Calculating-rule
No.
524,534
11,400
515,977
517,199
52:i,69l
513,213
513,214
528,349
516,030
531,477
518,795
529,425
514,629
531,140
.521,484
526,166
520,458
522,954
523.692
520,276
513,737
527,563
513,738
514,688
521,392
527,735
511,814
523,182
525,748
528,569
514,572
512,406
530,908
531,478
527 251
511,815
516,031
524,618
512,917
522,723
518,202
526,545
515,537
518.473
525,032
528,494
523,245
523,246
514,971
528,399
528,400
526,6-14
515,973
Date.
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
July 31
Jan. 23
Monthly
volume.
978
3714
393
2466
2637
2464
Jan.
23
2406
Oct.
30
2827
Mar.
Dec.
6
25
485
2478
Apr.
24
2355
Nov.
20
1629
Feb.
13
1094
Dec. 18
1860
240
914
92
580
654
595
(595
^596
683
112
590
C583
)584
387
(272
J 273
441
July 10
July 31
May 22
1337
2638
2350
Jan. 30 3360
Oct. 16 I 1456
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
June 12
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
JiUy 17
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. 25 I 2479
3361
1189
1134
1739
101
1750
741
83
994
1125
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Mar. 0
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
July 10
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
July 17
July 17
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
938
102
1123
2014
936
1324
2132
2582
1805
1838
3084
1861
1863
1648
2917
2918
2290
394
332
654
570
829
296
(267
1268
420
25,26
439
(171
{172
21
250
272
(342
J 343
590
227
26
112
276
47^
r233
J 234
■1235
(236
(330
)3.31
511
639
447
449
748
468
468
412
706
706
549
92
Official
Gazette.
68
66
June 19 1320 308
Sept. 18 I 1465 342
May 29 2646 ^f^
67 ' 1469
68 1443
t87
66
66 1095
U7
66
J69
66 408
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
313
Xame, residence, and invention.
Coal
Steck, Ernst F., Chicago, HI. "Water-tower
Steck, Ernst F., Chicago, HI. Calculating-rule. (Eeissue)
Stecke, Albert, Osnabruck, Germany, assignor to W. C. Eymaun, Anaheim, Cal.
and gas burning stove or range '.
Stecker, Joseph, Lexington, Ky. Shirt
Stedman, Nathan, assignorto Stedman's Foundry and Machine Works, Aurora, Ind. Dis-
integrator . .
Stedman, Nathan, assignor to Stedman's Foundry and Machine "Works, Aurora, Ind. Dis-
integrator
Stedman, Kufus T.. "Winston, N. C. Tobacco-cutter
Stedman, "William F. , Boston, Mass. Kailway-switch
Stedman's Foundry and Machine "Works. (See Stedman, Nathan, assignor.)
Steed, Thaddeua F. , Merkel, Tex. Track-raiser
Steedman, George F., and J. H. Brookm.re, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Car-brake
Steel Cable Engineering Company. (See Berger, Ambrose J. B., assignor.)
Steel, John, and J. Busha, Pittsburg, Pa. Spraying-nozzle
Steel Motor Company. (See Valley, Gustaf, assignor.)
Steel, Robert G. (See Peck, Luke R., assignor.)
Steel, "W. Irving. (See Algeo, Charles C., assimor.)
Steele, Herbert B., Medford, assignor to R. D. Evans, J. S. Lockwood, Boston. M. E.i
Knight, South Framingham, and D. C. Marr, Hyde Park, Mass. Machine lor cutting^
boot or shoe soles .)
Steele, John C. (See Terry, Robert E., assignor.)
Steele, "Will F., et al. (See Mills, Jonathan, assignor.)
Steelman, John C, Lin wood, N, J. Cleat
Steelman, Joseph C., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for atfixing postage or other stamps to en-^
velopes, &c 5
Steen, .Tames H., assignor of one-half to T. S. Cnlp, Canton, Ohio. Luggage-carrier
Steen, Nevada, Corpus Christi, Tex. Gage for bias-cutters
Steers & Son, J. W. (See Hetherineton, Martin, assignor.)
Steeves, Chipman A. (See Irving, Whitmore. assignor.)
Steffin, Albert, New Bedford, Mass. Decorating glass
SteflBn, Albert, New Bedfoid, Mass. Article of glassware
Steffin, Albert, assignor to Mount AVashington Glass Company, New Bedford, Mass. Deco-
rated glass and decorating same
Stefl, Alexander H., Brookville, Pa. Penholder
Stegemann, August, Berlin, Germany. Magazine plate-holder
Stehle, Martin, Perry, Mo. Stovepipe-joint
Steigerwald, Lewis. (See Ginn, "William E., assignor.)
Steimer, Leonard "W., and Gr. T. Moore, Westfield, Mass. "Whip
Stein, Edward F., et al. (See Brombacher, Emil, assignor.)
Stein, Gustav "W. A. , "Wetzlar, Germany. Manufacturing hydraulic cement
Stein, Gustave. (See Bartelt, Golle, and Stein.)
Stein, Leo, and W. Eappleyea, Rochester, assignors to National Casket Company, New
York, N. Y. Burial-casket 1
No.
Steinbach, GeorgeP., Baltimore, Md. Parasol for children's carriages ,
Steinbart, Alfred. (See Uehling, Edward A., assignor.)
Steinbart, Alfred. (See TJehling and Steinbart.)
Steinbart, Alfred. (See TJehling and Steinbart.) Reissue.)
Steinbrenner, Andrew G., assignor to E. S. Barreiras, St. Louis, Mo. Draw-bar for rail-
'-cars.
way-i
Steinel, Bruno. (See Pedersen, Johannes T., assignor.)
Steiner, Alfred, New York, N. Y. Receipt-protector
Steiner, Alfred. New York, N. Y. Buckle
Steiner, Josef, Brooklyn, N. Y. Screw-making machine
Steiner, Josef, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. "Win-
dow-spring for burglar-alarms
Steiner, Louis. (See Pells and Steiner.)
Steiner, "William R., Frederick, Md. Corn-harvester
Steinhoff, Henry C, West Hoboken, N. J. Heating-boiler
Steininger, Jacob A., Creston, Iowa. Brake-cylinder pressure graduating and maintain-
ing triple valve
Steinmann, Frank, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for making hooks for stretching curtains
Steinmann, Moritz. (See Leistner, Edward von, assignor.)
Steinmetz, Charles P., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Method
of and apparatus for preventing phase-displacement in alternating circuits
Steitz, John L., Chicago, 111. Drain
Steitz, John L. , Chicago, HI. Air-pump for forcing beer
Stelwagon's Son, Jos. (See Casey, John, assignor.)
Stemann, Gottfried F. "W. J., et al. (See Bauer, Friedrich R., assignor.)
Stempel, Omar A., St. Louis, Mo. Fire-extinguisher
Stendel, Ferdinand C, Chicago, 111. Railway-crossing track-cleaner
Stenersen, Erik and R., and H. T. Pringle; said R. Stenersen assignor to said Erik Stener-
sen ; said Erik Stenersen and said Pringle assignors of one- third to T. G. Pringle, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Bicycle-wheel
Stenersen, Rudolph. (See Stenersen and Pringle.)
Stenerson, Ole. (See Kaime and Stenersen.)
Stephan, Friedrich C, Crimmitschau, Germany. Apparatus for measuring textile fab-
Stephani, John, Manitowoc, "Wis. Mower
Stephen, Andrew, Rushville, Nebr. Manufacture of brooms
Stephen, "William A., St. Johnsbury, "V"t. Garment-supporter
Stephens, Edward A., Jonesville, Mich. Check-hook
Stephens, George H., London, England. Boot-tree
Stephens, Morgan, and S. 0. Koons, Gilson, 111. Wire and-picket-fence building and repair-
ing device ,
527.4fi0
11,450
531,602
530,974
518,010
518,011
.•ilg.er)?
515,135
.527,514
528,116
523,294
524,286
521,056
521,625
515.622
519,509
515.538
515,539
520,125
526,416
519,276
527,380
511,816
530,247
518,553
524,535
528,117
524,227
530,363
511,817
522,277
526,755
528,401
517,895
517,775
513,370
514,784
516,410
515,846
520,192
512,453
519,277
524,491
513,837
524,872
516,456
519,877
516,237
Date.
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
July 17
Aug. 7
June 5
June 19
Feb. 27
May 8
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
May 22
Sept. 25
May 1
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
.Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
July 3
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
May 22
Jan. 9
Monthly
volume.
May
1
Aug.
14
Jan.
30
Aug.
21
Mar.
13
May
15
Mar.
13
1295
2463
2687
1565
994
995
2165
1900
1379
2426
1938
542
1562
2712
1025
2584
2585
2069
1934
602
1155
103
302
1930
2430
439
510
104
184
145
2920
781
606
317
596
644
371
248
(248
J 249
611
477
336
5 587
)588
487
127
.364
365
675
248
639
639
461
(146
) 147
233
477
(240
^241
588
104
126
27
50
34
35
36
(706
)707
195
(149
il50
660
1109
)338
264
187
2207
44
537
1218
295
605
906
3507
1545
1191
1655
147
223
863
378
285
402
824
193
Official
Gazette.
1-S
(126 )
69
66
E69
67
270'
499'
1756
1529-
200
200
494
1242
285
493
395
1295.
1511
1408-
745
1.182
138a
1545
654
230
23
1270'
.'»84
85T
49S
742
1308
23
38
28
596
165
117
612
1126
1675
148S
99»
242
654
844
795
973
1690
874
1622
314
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Stephenson, F. S., et al. (See Dougherty, George C, assignor.)
Stephenson, Frederick G., Plainville, Conn. Pin-guard
Stephenson, Milton E., Boston, Mass. Combined letter-file and press-copy hook
Sterling Company. (See Pell, Harry S., assignor.)
Sterling Light Company. (See Crawford and Biihra, assignors.)
Sterling, Robert, Hartington, Nehr. Mechanical movement
Stern, Emile, Paris, Prance. Closing receivers charged with compressed or liquefied gases
Stern, Isaac, et al. (See Deming. Edward, assignor.)
Stern, Julius, et al. (See Hirschfeld, Leo, assignor.)
Sternberg, George E. (See Schmitt, Louis H., a.^signor.)
Sternberg, Lothar, Jersey City, N. J. Apparatus tor obtaining ammonia
Sternberg, Lothar, Jersey City, K. J. Making ammonia
Sterrit, "VVilliara B., Pittsburg, Pa. Molding-machine
Stetson, Isaac C, Damariscotta, Me. Fruit-picker or pruner
Steur, John J., Albany, N. T. Portable fire-escape
Stevens, Abram TV., and L. D. Swart, assignors to A. "W. Stevens & Son, Auburn, N. T.
Transplanting-machine
Stevens, Alfred L. (See Euchenhofer, "Weinm.in, and Stevens.)
Stevens, Alfred L., assignor of two-thirda to J. M. Phelps and C. W. TJthbrok, Dayton,
Ohio. Laheling-machine
Stevens, Alfred L., assignor of two-thirds to J. M. Phelps and C. "W. TJthbrok, Dayton,?
Ohio. Laheling-machine 5
Stevens, Alfred L., assignor of two-thirds to J. M. Phelps and C. W. TJthbrok, Dayton,!
Ohio. Can-labeling machine J
Sleven.s, Alonzo C. (See Jewell and Stevens.)
Stevens, C. Amory. (See CoUins, Caleb G., assignor.)
Stevens Cask and Barn-l Company. (See Stevens and Baker, assignors.)
Stevens, Charles D. (See Gallagher, Thomas M., assignor.)
Stevens, Cornelius M., Pittston, Pa. Thill-coupling
Stevens, Harry S. (See Kay, William G., assig"nor.)
Stevens, Horace H. (See Emerson, James, assignor.)
Stevens, James, and A. Case, Perry, Iowa. Fence-wire stretching device
Stevens, John, Melboui ne, Victoria. Fireproof window-shutter
Stevens, John C, assignor, by mesne assignments, to F. C. Rockwell, Hartford, Conn.
Clasp
Stevens, John F., assignor of one-half to J. P. TTllrich, Ottumwa, Iowa. Car-brake
Stevens, John H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass. "Water-closet
Detachable sprinkler for baths
"Water-closet
Seat attachment for water-closets
Bearing for water-closet-seat attachments
Ball-cock
Set washbasin and valve-operating mechanism
Stevens, John H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass.
Stevens, John H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass.
Stevens, John H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass.
Stevens, John.H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass.
Stevens, John H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass.
Stevens, John H., Jr., Cambridge, Mass.
therefor
Stevens, John H., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Celluloid Company, Newark, N. J.
Manufacture of solid compounds of pyroxylin ,
Stevens, L. H. (See Krutsch, "Willis W.. assignor.)
Stevens, Marshall G., Morchantville, N. J. Lantern
Stevens, S. George, et al. (See Lawlor, Sim C , assignor.)
Stevens &, Son, A. "W. (See Stevens and Swart, assignors.)
Stevens, Sylvanus, Holgate, Ohio. Nut-lock
Stevens, Thomas, "Vigo, Ohio. Eotary bolt
Stevens, Thomas G., Swanscomhe, and J. Baker, Greenhithe, assignors to Stevens Cask
and Barrel Company, Limited, London. England. Cask
Stevens, Thomas G., Swanscomhe, and J. Baker. Greenhithe, assignors to Stevens Cask
and Barrel Company, Limited, London, England. Machinery for manufacturing casks..
Stevens, Truman E. , et al. (See Register, Thomas L., assignor.)
Stevens, "Walter B. (See Almont, Frank C, assignor.)
Stevens, "We.sley F., San Francisco, Cal. Boom for holding and towing logs or timbers
Stevens, "Willard B., New York, N. T. Bottle-stopper -
Stevens, "William P., Muncie, Ind. Combined label and price-card
Stevenson, Archy A., Burnham, Pa. Making wrought-metal wheels
Stevenson, David, Cold Spring, N. T. Metal-boring machine
Stevenson, David B., Petrolia, Pa. Deep-well pump
Stevenson, David J., assignor to J. "M. Keith, Bakersfield, Cal. Car-coupling ,..
Stevenson, Edwin D., Wads worth, Ohio. Vehicle-top
Stevenson, Homer R., Salem, 111. Corn-harvester
Stevenson, James A. (See Crisp and Stevenson.)
Stevenson, John, Jr., and C.J. Johnson, New Castle, Pa. Metal-colling apparatus
Stevenson, John G. (See Stevenson, Randle R., assignor.)
Stevenson, John L. , Chicago, 111. Corn broom
Stevenson, John "W. (See Thomas. Henry O., assignor.)
Stevenson, Randle R., assignor of one-half to J. G. Stevenson, Summerfield, La. "Washing-
machine
Stevenson, "William H. (See Hoggson, Samuel H., assignor.)
Stever, Charles, San Jos6. Cal. Time-indicator attachment for telephones
Steward, John A., East Clarendon, Vt. Pail
No.
531,397
523,754
521,393
528,820
522,357
523,819
524,492
516,556
518,633
519,460
517,896
517,897
517,898
524,873
.514,288
514,515
Steward, John A., Clarendon, Vt. Mechanism for seaming sheet-metal cans
Steward, John P., Chicago. HI. Grain-conveying device for self-binding harvesters .
Steward, JcHin F., Lake Odessa. Mich. Knotter for harvesting-machines ,
Steward & McDermott. (See McDermott, Charles, assignor.)
Stewart, Alexander T. (See Bell and Stewart.)
Stewart, Benjamin F., Canton, Ohio. Knotter for grain-binders
Stewart, Benjamin F. , Canton, Ohio. Grain-binder
Stewart, Benjamin F., West Pullman, 111. Harvester
Stewart, Charles B. and T. D., Walla Walla, Wash. Car-coupling .
.528,699
511,973
519,878
519,879
524,515
524,516
.525,396
525,870
526,508
517,987
521,829
529,633
530,364
518,537
522,537
525,122
519,510
529,760
531,072
521,922
529,209
516,457
513,739
517,899
520,942
520,546
515,944
512,454
518,707
519,594
512,067
519,395
512,762
518,747
525,817
512.068
Date.
Dec. 25
July 31
June 12
Nov. 6
July 3
July 31
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
May 8
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
May 1 5
May 15
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
June 26
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
July 3
Aug. 28
May 8
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
June 26
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Apr, 10
June 5
May 29
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
May 8
Jan. 2
May 8
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Monthly
volume.
Stewart, Charles C, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet-lining 528,570 j Nov.
2329
2754
11.35
543
310
2864
908
1362
2067
9.38
783
785
786
538
901
317
413
1656
1658
9.=.!
953
136
977
2076
949
1912
1986
511
1908
613
2004
1026
2199
1728
2075
1934
1192
3362
789
555
f 683
268
130
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical Usf of patentees — Continued.
315
-Name, residence, and inTention.
Stewart, Cornelius B., and T. L. "Wedge, "Wilkinsburg, Pa. Kailway-frog
Stewart, David, et al. (See Assheton, William, assignor.)
Stewart, David, et al. (See Carroll, Charles J., assifcnor.)
Stewart, David B., et al. (See Lampp, Jesse T., assignor.)
Stewart, Jlavid W. (See Lon^, Nathan H., assignor.)
Stewart, Frances T., administratrix. (Sep Stewart, George "W.)
Stewart, Fred W., assignor of one-half to W. C. Bergundthal, Bellaire, Ohio. Manufacture
of lantern-globes
Stewart, George A. , Canton, Mass. Floor-board set
Stewart, George E. and R., Philo, HI. Wagon end-gate
Stewart, George W.. deceased; F.T. Stewart, administratrix, Atlanta, Ga. Marine signal-
Stewart, Gilbert B. (See Eiper, Jay A., assignor.)
Stewart Hartshorn Company. (See Hartshorn, Edmund F., assignor.)
Stewart Hartshorn Company. (See Hartshorn, Stewart, assignor.)
Stewait, James, Jr., Tonkers, N. T. Sewing sweat-bands in hats
Stewart, John. (See Davids, Charles H., assignor.)
Stewart, John, Jr., Litchfield, Nebr. Corn cutter and dropper
Stewart, Joseph B., Haverstraw, N. T. Electric-light cut-off
Stewart, Joseph B., Haverstraw, W. T. Air-brake apparatus
Stewart Manufucturing Company. (See Stewart, Samuel, assignor.)
Stewart, Marchant L., Mapleton, Me. Snow-plow
Stewart, Monroe, San Bernardino, Cal. Gold-separator
Stewart, Murray R., et al. (See Murdock, Harvey W., assignor.)
Stewart, Ralph. (See Stewart, George E. and R.)
Stewart, Robert A., New Rochelle, assignor of one-half to G. T. Holihan, New York, N. T.
Type-holder -
Stewart, Samuel, assignor to Stewart Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J. Gas water-j
heater
Stewart, Samuel W., et al. (See Lampp, Jesse T., assignor.)
Stewart, Thales D. (See Stewart, Charles B. and T. D.)
Stewart, Thomas R. (See Deats and Stewart.)
Stewart, Walter H., Franklin, N. H. Automatic stitch-regulating mechanism for knitting
machines
Automatic circular-knitting machine-
Enameling
Stewart, Walter H., Franklin, N. H.
Stewart, William C, Bellaire, Ohio.
Stewart, William H., assignor of one-half to C. S. Smith, Kansas City, Kans. Wind-engine.
Stickle, Cole, Salem, N. T. Purifying feed- water for steam-boilers ,
Stickney, Allison M., Medford, assignor to Wellman Sole Cutting Machine Company, Bos-(
ton, Mass. Machine for cutting soles or other forms j
Stickney, Charles W., Ketch um, Idaho. Process of and apparatus for roasting ores
Stickney, Charles W., Butte, Mont. Converter
Stickney, Henry R. (See Baxter and Stickney.)
Stickney, Henry R., Portland, Me. Can-filling machine
Stickney, Henry R., Portland, Me. Apparatus for cooking corn, &c., in cans
Stickney, Henry R., assignor of one-half to J. E. Burnham, Portland, Me. Can-filling
machine
Stickney, Henry R., assignor of one-half to J. E. Burnham, Portland, Me. Can-feeding
machine -
Stidham, James S., Floyd, Tex. Ice-cream freezer
Stiebel, Henry G.. Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Busk-stay for corsets
Stiefel, August W., Baltimore, Md. Safety car-fender
Stiefelhagen, William, Buffalo, N. T. Tray for displaying chains
Stifel, Edward W., Wheeling, W. Va. Pin for attaching flowers to dresses - ,
Stifel, Herman C, assignor to Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet
Stifel, Herman C, assignor to Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet
Stifel, Herman C, assignor to Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet
Stifel, Herman C., assignor to Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet.
Stifel, Herman C, assignor to Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet
Stifel,HermanC.,a3signorto Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet
Stifel, Herman C, assignor to Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co., St. Louis, Mo. Bowl for
water-closets -
Stifel-O'Neil Home Comfort Co. (See Stifel, Herman C, assignor.)
Stiggleman, James H., Wabash, Ind. Furniture-hinge
Stikeman, George, Brooklyn, N. Y. Book-support
Stiker. Flavins P., assignor of one-half to A. Van Denvouver, Buffalo, N. Y. Support for^
rail-joints 5
Stiles, Doras A. Durham, Conn. Pocket-knife ;..
No.
Stiles, Edmund P., Austin, Tex. Dental or surgical chair
Stiles, Fred P., Sparta, Wis. Ribbon-reversing mechanism for type- writing machines
Stiles, Fred P.. Sparta, Wis. Automatic ribbon-reverse '
Stiles, Oscar. Omaha, Nebr. Insulating compound ,
Still, Edward L., New York, N. Y. Combination furniture
Still, Oliver H., assignor of one-half to W. R. Lamb, East Greenwich, R. I. Dress-pro-
tector
Still, William J., Toronto, Canada. Electric motor
Still, William J., assignor of one-half to R. MacDonald, Toronto, Canada. Electric motor.
Stillman, George F., Syracu.se, N. Y. Pneumatic tire
Stillman, Herbert L., Charlestown, R. I. Rail for railways ].
Stillman, William M., e< aJ., executors. (See Babcock, George H.) '
Stilwell, Edwin R., Dayton, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Stilwell, Joseph R., et al. (See Stilwell, Rickason, assignor.)
Stilwell, Rickason, assignor of one-half to J. R. Stilwell and G. Willard, New York, N. Y.
Screw -
514,630
523,133
523,647
525,633
515,624
515,262
528,041
513,250
517,250
Stimpson, Edwin B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Punching and pinking machine
Stimpson, Edwin B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Means for operating punches or presses .
525,165
512,918
526,822
519,357
529,508
529,509
529,670
519,977
526,330
529,883
512,235
517,939
515,062
531,479
523,553
523,554
516,947
.521,874
518,796
520,943
518,868
515,886
516,128
516,129
516,1.30
516,131
516,132
516,133
526,270
527,897
518,634
526,167
525,166
521,091
530,365
528,744
519,930
518,378
517,669
517,668
528,213
513,445
523,717
516,134
515,927
525,871
Date.
Feb. 13
July 17
July 24
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
May 8
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
May 15
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
July 24
July 24
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Apr. 24
June 5
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
June 5
Dec. 4
Nov. 6
May 15
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
July 31
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Monthly
volume.
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1664
2543
516
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2297
2538
2545
2084
2015
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1787
1790
2049
1814
1750
2406
835
852
1785
2481
2392
2393
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1546
2356
354
2466
238
632
633
634
635
636
637
1642
2027
2069
1468
2087
607
512
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1648
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303
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522
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1409
469
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1978
1085
408
47
701
1010
1010
1059
904
1498
1135
158
178
1220
1715
493
493
1861
973
474
1262
494
1498
1571
1571
1571
1571
1572
1476
420
423
1443
1086
1306
1308
716
334
82
82
539
635
563
1572
1510
1341
316
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of j'atentem — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Stimpson, Edwin B., Brooklyn, N. T. PuncMng-machine
Stimson, Charles "W., New York, N. Y. Buckle
Stimson, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Clasp for garment-supporters
Stine, Wilbur M., Athens, Ohio. Battery
Stineman, William H. H., Hicks's Mill, assignor of one-half to E. I. Clark, Baltimore, Md.
Street-railway motor
Stiner, Clarence M., New York, N. Y. Coin-operated device
Stinson, James C, Wolfe City, Tex. Music leaf turner
Stirk, David P., Indianapolis, Ind. Gas-mixer
Stirling Company. (See Schlieper, John E., assignor.)
Stirn, Louis, assignor of two-thirds to J. Somborn, New York, N. Y. Socket for incandes-
cent lamps -
Stirn, Louis, assignor of two-thirds to J. Somborn, New York, N. Y. Lamp-socket
Stltt, Levi G. (See McMurtry and Stitt.)
Stivers, George E. W., New York, N. Y. Stable or harness-room cabinet
Stivers, George E. W., New York, N. Y. Shifting seat for vehicles
Stivers, Rufiis M. (See Barker, Jeremiah J., assignor.)
Stock, ilarry A. , Millersburg, Pa. Grain-weigher ,
Stocke, Jacob, Jr., et al. (See Barker, Henry C, assignor.)
Stocke. Jacob, et al. (See Fernholtz, Emil, assignor.)
Stock Quotation Telegraph Company. (See Wendelboe, Paul, assignor.)
Stock er, Charles, Jr., Saginaw, Mich. Elevator-gate
Stocker, Thomas, St. Louis, Mo. Pocket register and indicator
Stocker, William A. . Bangor, Pa. Putting colored lines on school-slates
Stockman, George H., Philadelphia, Pa. Shears
Stockwell, Emory, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Automatic locking mpchani.sm for permutation-locks
Stockwell, John W. (See Bowley, Joseph H., assignor.)
Stoddard, E. T. (See Shepard, Frank P., assignor.)
Stoddard, Frederick S., assignor of one-half to J. Nottingham, Syracuse, N. Y. Sulky
Stoddard Manufacturing Company. (See Green, Albert J., assignor.)
Stoehr. Carl, Kiel, assignor to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Ger-
many. Dimethylpiperazin
Stoehr, Carl, Kiel, assignor to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Ger-
many. Dimethylpiperarin tartrate
Stopltinsr, Christian H. (See Copeland and Stoelting.)
Stofer, William A., assignor of one-fourth to H. H. Porterfield, Foxburg, Pa. Locomotive-
tender-box lid
Stokeley, James A., Kansas City, Mo. Hay -press
Stoker, George W., assignor to 0. L. Hulbert, Kansas City, Mo. Adjustable box-cover...
Stokes Bros. Manufacturing Company. (See Stokes, John H., assignor.)
Stokes, Isaac N. P., New York, N. Y. Breech-loading gun
Stokes, John H., assignor to Stokes Bros. Manufacturing Company, Freehold, N. J. Ma-
chine for making rasps
Stokes. Thomas C, et al. (See Fuchs, Nathan, assignor.)
Stoll, Heinrich, and F. Maercklin, Keutlingen, Germany. Straight-knitting machine
StoU, John H., Hutchinson, Kans. Force-pump
Stoll, Thomas A., Trenton. N. J. Spring bed-bottom
Stolz, Ferdinand, Detroit, Mich. Bakers oven
Stone, Abraham L., assignor to Stone Brothers, Chicago, 111. Display-holder ,
Stone, Benjamin F., assignor of one-half to M. Detterick, Las Vegas, N. Mex. Ter. Pipe-
coupling .
Stone Brothers. (See Stone, Abraham L., assignor.)
Stone, Edward H., Simla, India. Appliance for securing flanged rails to metal sleepers
Stone, Florentine L., assignor of two-thirds to Bouv6, Crawford & Company Corporation,)
Brockton, Mass. Machine for splitting insolas for boots or shoes \
Stone, Florentine L., assignor of two-thirds to Bouv6, Crawford & Company Corporation,)
Brockton, Mass. Parallel motion S
Stone, Florentine L., Brockton, assignor of two-thirds to Bouv6, Crawford & Company
Corporation, Boston, Mass. Adjustable wrist-pin
Stone, Francis G., Lockport, N. Y. Pneumatic toy
Stone, Hamilton W., St. Louis, Mo. Steam-radiator
Stone, Henrle D., assignor to J. S. Newell & Co., Boston, Mass. Paper-box-making ma-)
chine ^
Stone, Henrie D., Boston, and C. Thibodeau, Somerville, assignors to J. S. Newell & Co.,,
Boston, Mass. Paper-box-making machine ;
Stone, Henry C, assignor to 0. A. Stone, South Evanston, 111. Frictional clutch for har-
vesters
Stone, Henry C, assignortoO. A. Stone, South Evanston, HI. Clutch device for harvesters.
Stone, James E. (See Smith and Barlow, assignors.)
Stone, Jane W., et al. (See Kennedy, Frank M., assignor.)
Stone, John A., Vail, Iowa. Corn-harvesting machine
Stone, John A. , Vail, Iowa. Corn-harvesting machine
Stone, John A., Vail, Iowa. Corn-harvesting machine
Stone, John T. (See Bradley, Charles S., assignor.)
Stone, John T., Oakland, Cal. Door-bell and burglar-alarm
Stone, John T., Oakland, Cal. Door-bell and burglar-alarm
Stone, Laura M., Rochester, N. Y. Gas-stove ,
Stone, Laura M., Rochester, N. Y. Water-heater Jor gas-stoves
Stone, Marvin C, Washington, D. C. Coating paper tubes, &c
Stone, Mel vin, San Diego, Cal. Dish-washer
Stone, Olive A. (See Stone, Henry C., assignor.)
Stone, Spencer I. (See La Drifere and Stone.)
Stone, Thomas B. (See Smith and Stone.)
Stoner, Abraham, Greentown, Ohio. Fence-post -
Stoner, David TJ., Mount Joy, Pa. Shutter-hinge
No.
525,872
514,.516
521,830
512,567
.524,961
515,375
515,72-4
514,631
515,484
515,485
512,407
530,608
513,659
517,496
518,797
.523,604
513,542
512,995
525,033
514,632
523,018
512,236
524,771
518,554
521,831
521,424
523,820
516,318
530.248
517.251
526,135
512,457
513,838
527,299
Date.
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
June 26
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Ftb. 13
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
July 24
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
979
902
1913
1391
1687
2321
2877
1098
2493
2494
1128
952
3233
[219
[220
229
459
336
414
575
718
273
617
617
;272
1273
234
136 30
2;i57 584
2469
3031 747
Jan. 16 i 2139 509
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
July 17
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Apr., 17
June 26
June 12
July 31
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
1839 419
1099 '
1459 ;
838 ; "aoa
1932 I 477
1916 459
529,339 Nov. 13
530,910
530,909
521,832
523,295
523,155
.521.485
522,628
521,679
.521,680
521,681
530,666
530,667
518,903
519.050
527,736
516,557
517.200
528,571
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
June 26
July 17
July 17
June 19
July 10
June 19
June 19
June 19
Dec. U
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
May 1
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
2866
946
302
2548
1413
712
222
76
597
329
1228 297
1021
1454
1444
1443
1919
1942
1696
1323
785
864
(248
! ( 249
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j}351
343
343
460
C487
) 488
424
42.1
426
I 1427
308
197
1650 387
1653 388
1655 ^333
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1059
2536
180
1740
1363
2467
84
257
258
(627
J 628
43
420
324
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, ami- invention.
Stoney, E. J., Jr., et al. (See Kleber, Oscar L., assignor.)
Stoops, Andrew J. (See Eeed and Stoops.)
Stoppani, Edouard de, Paris, France. Ice-rink
Storcls, August C, assignor of one-half to A. C. Erfort, St. Louis, Mo. Concrete block
•with expanded metal reinforce-core
Storer, Edwin W., Philadelphia, Pa. Automatic fire-extinguisher
Storer, Jacob J., Helena , Mont. , assignor to United Mill and Furnace Company, of Montana.
Ore roasting and smelting furnace
Storer, Jacob J., Helena, Mont., assignor to United Mill and Furnace Company, of Montana.
Ore-roasting furnace
Storer, Jacob J. , Helena, Mont., assignor to United Mill and Furnace Company, of Montana.
Fame-arrester
Storer, Jacob J., Helena, Mont., assignor, by mesne assighraents, to Economic-Sanitary
Company, of Montana. Fuinace for treating refuse of cities
Storer, John, Sydney, New South Wales, and B. T. Lacy, San Francisco, Cal. Method of
and apparatus for dissolving, leaching, and filtering
Storey, Herbert L., et al. (See Farmer, James S., assignor.)
Storey, Isaac H., et al. (See Farmer, James S., assignor.)
Storey, "Wendel, Grafton, Wis. Attachment for mowing-machines
Stork, Theodor P. (See Boeing and Stork.)
Storle, Ole O., Milwaukee, Wis. Harvester-elevator
Storm, Charles W., Elgin, 111. Call-bell
Storm, Edwin R., New York, N. T. Construction of buildings
Stormer, Henry W., et al. (See Fatkin, James, assignor.)
Story, John. (See Saunders and Story.)
Story, John W., Bladestan, Ky. Flood-fence
Storz, Christian, F. Sorg. and F. Henni, Philadelphia, Pa. Table
Stotsenburg, John H. (See Wyman, Chailes B., assignor.)
Stott Garden Implement Company. (See Stott, Samuel H., assignor.)
Stott, Samuel H., FuUwood, England, assignor to Stott Garden Implement Company, !New
York, N. Y. Lawn-sprinkler
Stouflfer, Hiram C, New Lisbon, Ohio, assignor of one-half to D. C. Spencer, Mohawk, N. Y.
Double-acting pump
Stoughton, Emma J. (See Betts, William H , assignor.)
Stonls, Ernest, Paris, France. Cathode for electrolytic processes and making same
Stout, A. L., et al. (See Hutchinson, Ira E., assignor.)
Stout, Charles F., et al. (See Snyder, Charles F., assignor.)
Stout, Edmund C, Scarborough, N. Y. Stadia-rod
Stout, George G., Parkersburg. W. Va. Electric-arc lamp
Stont, Howard B., et al. (See Snyder, Charles F., assignor.)
Stout, John W. (See Crossley, Stout, and Eigdon.)
Stoveken, Matthias. (See Meyers and Stoveken.)
Stover, Cochran C, McKee's Rocks, Pa. Oil-well-casing rig
Stover, Edward C, Trenton, N. J. Flushing device for water-closet bowls
Stover Manufacturing Company. (See Held, August S., assignor.)
Stover, William E., assignor of one-half to C. C. Sanders, St. Louis Mo. Computing-scale-.
Stow, Henry W., deceased. New Haven, Conn.; T. F. Booth, administrator. Machine for)
ripping or dividing boards ]
Stowe, Benjamin L., Jersey City, N. J. Pumping apparatus for sprinkling systems
Stowe, Benjamin L., Jersey City, N. J. Spooling or winding frame
Stowe, Charles E., McAdensville, N. C. Button
Stowell, EUery, Denver, Colo. Means for and method of maintaining tight joints
Stowell, Elmer H., Drayton Plains, and G. W. Terry, Pontiac, Mich. Wire-stay -weaving
device
:so.
Strachan, Archibald E., Pineville, Ky. Coke-oven
Straight, Lee S., et al. (See Cameron and Dawson, assignors.)
Straker, Sidney, London, England. Lubricating bearing
Strakosch, Max, assignor of two-thirds to F. Wolf and L. Salzer, New York, N. Y. Wire
heddle for looms
Strakosch, Max, assignorof two-thirds to F. Wolf and L. Salzer, New York, N. Y. Match-box .
Stranahan, Olin A. (See Roney and Stranahan.)
Strande, Sivert, Chicago, 111. Bread-cutter
Strandwold, Harald, Trysil, N. D. Gun-sight
Strange, Charles E.. Taunton, Mass. Mud-guard for bicycle-wheels
Strasburg, Charles F., Lincoln, Nebr. Trolley-wire hanger
Strassburger, Julius, et al. (See Matchett, Alexander, assignor.)
Strasser, Henry, Thornburg, Iowa. Pulverizing attachment for cultivators
Strasser, Henry, Thornburg, Iowa. Pulverizing-cultivator
Strater, Herman, Boston, Mass. Brewing-vat
Strattner, Frederick, Salisbury, Md. Apparatus for filling cans andcookingthe contents
thereof
Stratton, Charles H., Buffalo, N. Y. Vehicle
Stratton, Eliphalet P., College Point, N. Y. Construction of vessels ,
Stratton, George M., Conshohocken, Pa. Ligature-receptacle
Stratton, Jairus L., Chicago, 111., and F. Murdock, Kansas City, Kans. Disinfecting appa-
ratus. (Reissue) '. „
Straub. Ambrose W., Philadelphia, Pa. Grinding-mill
Strauch, Albert T., New York, N. Y. Piano-damper
Straus, Alexander, New York, N. Y. Elastic fabric
Straus, Alexander L., Baltimore, Md. Implement for shaping bottles
Straus, Theodore, Baltimore, Md. Automatic trolley-wire finder
Strauss, Emit, Berlin. Germany. Oil-vapor heating apparatus
Strayer, George D., East Stroudsburg, Pa. Boring-brace
Strayer, George D., East Stroudsburg, Pa. Adding-machine
Strayer, John F. (See Lottridge. William M.. assignor.)
Streator, Henry D., Galesburg, Mich. Preserving-case
Streblow, Carli Berlin, Germany. Automatic extinguisher
Strecker, Henry, Marietta, Ohio. Boiler- tube expander
Strecker, Otto C., Mentz, Germany. Preparing aluminium printing-plates
Street, Arthur W. (See Walther and Street.)
Street, Francis L., Neodesha, Eans., assignor of one-half to E. L. Fay, Springfield, Mo.
Low-pressure alarm
515,979
.512,128
531,228
516,662
516,663
516,664
518,285
525,970
515,802
528,745
.526,417
524,472
528,821
529,210
515,625
516,411
528,042
.525,520
524,003
519,651
514,245
531,229
518,655
528,822
529,087
520.621
515,887
529,211
511,974
525,294
513,063
528,186
529,537
526,588
512,069
519,621
512,408
526,207
513,215
512,919
517,988
522,744
529,844
11,418
512.846
51.5,176
526,546
.512,409
518,357
519,396
512,237
514,785
518,286
526,875
519,278
516,238
511,818
Date.
Mar. 6
.Tan. 2
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
May 8
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
May 29
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
May 8
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
July 10
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
a
o
Pi
396
92
662
2029
158
483
1547
369
1551
369
1552
369
1464
366
1136
258
118
28,29
385
1936
876
92,93
461
216
544
1235
130
297
2717
676
1113
264
2298
333
60
82,83
14
1288
475
308
116
2031
484
Oflicial
Gazette.
2108
545
1022
2915
239
1236
414
2283
2236
2547
1842
2197
568
1241
(526
)527
130
246
705
56
297
96
555
538
618
Jan. 9 1129
Sept. 18 1542
Jan. 23 2468
2018
956
1000
439 69
525 68
134 66
298 67
J 249
2345 559
May 1 i 676
Jan. 16 ' 1882
Feb. 20 1970
Sept. 25 I 2133
Jan. 9 I 1130
Apr. 17 1603
May 8 844
Jan. 2 839
Feb. 13 1354
Apr. 17 ! 1467
Oct. 2 I 344
May 1
Mar. 13 826
273
362-
596
479
(238
)239
J?4§ I
i J 67
68
Jan.
165
445
491
511
273
397
204
203
338 i
367
85
147
67
1526
127
1614
1774
1774
1774
301
13T0
1476
716
1545
839
745
890
1410
1676
469
1213
673
792
9-12
1614
430
745
852
1138
1498
890
79
1124
449
530
1020
1592
108
784
66 225
68 i 1456
66 i 563
408
193
204
1123
668
383
1255
1581
225
326
714
159
1126
301
69 1 65
67 654
66 , 1622
108
27 ; 66
318
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpha'hetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Street, Fred, Philadelphia, Pa. Spring-arbor bearing for clocks
Streeter, Herbert .4.. (See Jerstrum. Herbert, assi<inor.)
Streeter, Nelson R., Groton, N. T. Combined pot chain and scraper
Streeter, Nelson E., and C. P. Mosher, Groton, N. T. Chain pipe-wrench
Streuber, Gustav A. F., assijinor of one-half to F. Rothmann, Oakland, Cal. Beer-faucet..
Strickland, James T. (See Parker, TVilliam H., assignor.)
Strickland, Joseph C. (See Eokley and Strickland.)
Strickmaschinenfabrik Seyfert <fc Donner, Gesellschaft mit Beschrankter Haftung. (See
Donner, Hermann, assignor.)
Strimban, Louis, New York, N. T. Gas-radiator
Stringer, Hugh A. (See Casey, Kay, and Stringer.)
Stripe, Isaac, Aultman, Ohio. Portable oven
Strobel, Charles L., Chicago, HI. Turntable
Stroble, George. (See Sweenev and Stroble.)
Strohbach, Otto. (See "Wenk- Wolff and Strohbaoh.)
Strohecker, Albert A., and J. Hutton, Trenton, N. J.; said Hutton assignor to said Stroh-
ecker. Apparatus for applying icing to pastry
Stroker, Fritz C., Olney, Mo. Wheel-cultivator
Stromberg, Allied, Chicago, lU. Circuit-closer for burglar-alarm systems
Stromberg, Alfred, Chicago, 111. Burglar-alarm system
Stromberg, Alfred, assignor of one-half to M. Simons, Chicago, 111. Electric burglar-alarm.
(Reissue)
Stromberg, Alfred, and A. Carlson, Chicago, 111. Telephone-switch
Stromberg, Alfred, and A. CJarlson, Chicago, 111.
Stromberg, Alfred, and A. Carlson, Chicago, 111.
Stromberg, Alfred, and A. Carlson, Chicago, 111.
Stromberg, Alfred, and A. Carlson, Chicago, 111.
Strong, Arthur J., Brooklyn, N. T. Firearm
Strong, Frank H. (See Casey. Henry, assignor.)
Strong, George H., Chicago, 111. Cabinet for advertising purposes
Strong, George S., New York, N. Y., assignor to J. N. Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio. Regen-
erative-boiler setting
Strong, George W., San Francisco, Cal. Amalgamator and settler
Strong, Harriet W. K., Los Angeles, Cal. Method of and means for impounding d6bris(
and storing water i
Strong, Julia, Brooklyn, N. Y. Esercising-maohine
Magneto-telephone .
Telephone-switch . .
Telephone
Telephone-switch . .
Strong, RoUin M., and C. F. Reed, Omaha, Nebr. Electric railway-signal.
Stroud, James, New York, N. Y. Basting and roasting pan
Stroud, James, New York, N. Y. Meat-roaster. (Reissue)
Strouse, Demetrius B., assignor to Bonsaok Machine Company, Salem, Va. Tube-machine.
Stronse, Leopold. (See Nopper, George J., assignor.)
Strouse, Leopold, Baltimore, Md. Electric call-bell for pneumatic tubes
Strout, Joseph M., Portland, Me. Dental clamp
Struble, Charles B., and C. S. Turner, Minneapolis, Minn. Potato-slicer
Struble, Johr B., Shepherd, Mich. Vehicle-pole
Struck, Charles E., assignor of one-haU to J. A. Baldwin, Newark, N. J. Car-fender
Struck, Charles E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Renter & Mallory, Baltimore, Md. Ice-
making can or vessel. (Reissue) ,
Strunz, Frederick B. , Pittsburg, Pa. Leaching apparatus
Strusholm, Anders M., Perth Amboy, N. J. Making enameled brick, tiles, &c
Strusholm, Anders M., Woodbridge, N. J., assignor to R. W. Lyle, New York, N. Y.i
Downdraft muffle-kiln J
Stuart, Charles C, assignor to Glen Cove Machine Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Belt-tight-
Stuart, Charles C, assignor to Glen Cove Machine Company, Limited, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Power attachment for side cutter-heads
Stuart, Charles C, assignor to Glen Cove Machine Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for
weighting feed -rolls
Stuart, Francis F., et al. (See Parker, Thomas, assignor.)
Stuart, Sinclair, Plainfield, N.J. Construction of ships
Stuart, Ronald A.., et al. (See Chick, Horace F., assignor.)
Stuart, T. B., «< ai;. (See Church, Edward O., assignor.)
Stuart, William G., and C. H. Delp, Scottsborough, Ala. Mattress former and press
Stubbs, Roland H., Waterford, N. Y. Heating apparatus
Stuck, Dewell, Rochester, N. Y. Dental chair .-.
Stuckey, Henry, Bucyrus, Ohio. Brick-machine ..-.....> ,
Stuckey, Mortimer, and H. Arthur, Adelaide, South Australia. Apparatus for the con-
centration or separation of ores '- '. . . .
Studabaker, Hugh D., Bluffton. Ind. Register for rotations of vehicle- wheels, &c
Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company. (See Haberle, John B., assignor.)
Stuebner, Adolph, Bennett, Pa. Stamp or envelope moistener
Stump, Ira E. , Rich ville, assignor of one-half to J. E. Van Nostran, Canton, Ohio. Hay -loader.
Stump, William G. H*. (See Ferguson, William J., assignor.)
Stupe, Richard E. (See Henneman, John, assignor.)
Sturdy, Nathan, Chicago, 111. Potato-digger
Sturgeon. Carson J., assignor to Keystone Electric Company, Erie. Pa. Airtomatio rheostat.
Sturges, Lee, assignor to Chicago Stamping Company, Chicago, 111. Churn
Stnrgis, Julius F. (See Kissinger, Thomas, as.signor.)
Sturgiss, James, Edgerton, Mo Window-shade exhibitor
Sturm, Frederick H., We.st Milford, W. Va. Gate
Sturm, Henry, Nauvoo, HI. Draft-equalizer -
Sturm, James N., Belpre, Ohio. Crane or derrick
Sturtevant, Benjamin J., St. Paul, Minn. Seal
Sturtevant, Benjamin J., St. Paul, Minn. Seal
Sturtevant, Charles A., Plainfield, N. J. Fire-escape •
No.
Date.
515,697
514,840
520,712
519,931
522,358
527,898
528,402
.531,398
52-1,287
.530.975
530,976
11,423
516,777
521,188
521,514
.529,818
530,208
517,989
530,668
522,331
522,807
528,823
530,669
519,''32
527,252
11,451
529,426
513,345
.514,289
527,253
.525.295
525,167
11,406
527,819
520,868
518,012
520,580
520,581
520,582
526,823
512,129
518,798
522,922
521,349
518,082
521,682
.530,135
518,555
521,057
513,626
529,884
519,414
530,629
526,271
524,619
514,786
523,382
519,397
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
May 29
May 15
July 3
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Deo. 18
June 26
Mar. 20
June 12
June 19
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Dec. 11
July 3
July 10
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
May 15
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
June 5
Apr. 10
May 29
May 29
May 29
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
July 10
June 12
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
2839
1443
3084
1735
312
2028
2921
2330
534
1566
1567
2543
1734
772
1373
9306
229
957
1062
707
362
746
425
80
487
i 707
I 708
556
126
371
371
611
408
181
319
549
57
239
258
70
267 70
1098 271
547
1064 ' ^
1737
939 I
3122
1631
2677
539
940
2284
2095
130
131
258
259
,425
I 426
228
C756
n57
I C387
1^388
649
132
228
555
510
2137 505
1877 I 450
207
349
250
995
2855 690
2856 j 691
2858 I 691
i
251 i 61
664
2359
159
5e4
585
1279 317
IC251
5 252
1073
1105 280
June 19 I 1657 i 389
Dec. 4 ; 99
Apr. 17 ! 1933
26
478
Official
Gazette.
66
June 5
Jan. 30 i 3171
Nov. 27 I 2408
May 8 : 870
Dec. Hi 987
Sept. 18 I 1644
Aug. 14 I 1124
Feb. 13 I 1355
July 24 ! 2085
May 8 i 844
543 P27
3" J 128
69
>67
69
67
67
779
66
731
578
69
1135
210
67
719
242
69
1411
387
68
1476
276
277
^68
885
338
66
1126
,525
68
439
204.
67
714.
1295
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
319
Alplidbetical list of j)atentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Sturtevant, Charles L., ailministrator. (See Greares and "Wardle.)
Sturtevant, Charles L., administrator. (See Richardson and Fidler.)
Sturtevaot Mill Company. (See Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J., assignors.)
Sturtevant, Thomas J". (See Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J.)
Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J., Quincy, Mass. Grinding-mill
Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J., Qninc}', Mass. Steam-generator
Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J., (Juincy, Mass. Steam-generator
Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J. , Quincy, Mass. Steam-generator section
Sturtevant, Thomas L. and T. J., Quincy, Mass., assignors to Sturtevant Mill Company,
Portland, Me. Grinding-mill
Sturts, Charles F. A., assignor of one-half to W. J. Schroth, San Francisco, Cal. Electri-
cal protection for safes
Sturts, Charles F. A., assignor of one-half to "W. J. Schroth, San Francisco, Cal. Electri-
cal protection for windows
Stntzer, Albert, and J. Schafer. Bonn, Germany. Bottle-stopper
Suchsland, Emil, Halle-on-the-Saale, CJermany Fermenting or curing tobacco
Sucker State Drill Company. (See Schopp and Liese, assignors.)
Sudbrock, Joseph, Jr., Belleville, 111. Rotating grain weigher
Sudheimer, George F., F. Thon, and M. Richter, St. Louis, Mo. Car-coupling
Sues, George W. (See Giles and Maxwell, assignors.)
Sueur, Alfred. (See Paillard and Sueur.)
Suffern, James B., Hillbum, N. T. Switch-stand -
Suffern, James B., Hillburn,N. T. Switch-stand
Suffern, John A. (See Knapp, John H., assignor )
Sulc, Joseph, Prague. Austria-Hungary. Match-box '
Sullivan, Christine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Model-stand
Sullivan, Cornelius G., "Woodland, Cal. Tellurian
Sullivan, Daniel E., Green River, Wyo. Piston-removing device
Sullivan. Henry J., deceased, Stillwater, Minn.; M. J. Sullivan, executrix. Log hauling
locomotive
Sullivan, J. O., et al. (See Norcross, George A., assignor.)
Sullivan, James M., Chicago, ni. Coin-operated planetarium
Snllivan, Jeremiah. Jr., Dudley, Pa. Drilling-raachine
Sullivan, Mary J,, executrix. '(See Sullivan, Henry J.)
Snllivan, Timothy J., New Orleans, La. Forming staves
Sullivan, William E., Roodhouse, 111. Road-grader attachment
Snllivan, William M., e« aJ. (See Lewis, Harry A., assignor.)
Sullv, Robert M., Petersburg, Va. Seal-lock
Sulzberger. Ferdinand. (See Moackler, William, assignor.)
.Sumbling, William H. (See Zschech and Snmbling.)
Summerhayes, Henry J., San Francisco, Cal. Belt for ore-concentrators
; window, door, or the like .
Siimmermaun, Carl, Miinster, Germany. Horizontally-slidin
Summers, James E., Clifton Forge, Ta. Composition of matter
Summers, Leland L. (See Parker and Summers.)
Summers, Lewis P., Kansas City, assignorof one-tenth to W. S. Mead, Sheffield, Mo. Grain
weighing, registering, and discharging machine .....;
Summers, Smith W., assignor to International Automatic Air Brake Coupler.Company, St.
Louis, Mo. Combined car and air-brake couplin g
Sumner, William J., assignor to Coburn Trolley Track Manufacturing Company, Holyoke,.
Mass. Step-ladder and euiding-trolley therefor. :.;..-■......;.
Sund, Niels C.. Chicago, III. Stop-cock box
Superior Drill Company. (See Packhara, Fiank R., assignor.)
Superior Rubber Type Company. (See Scotford, Louis K., assignor.)
Supinger, William T. , North Star, Ohio. Fence-machine
Suppes, Maximilian M., Johnstown, Pa. Draw-bar
Suppes, Maximilian M., Johnstown, Pa., assisnor, by mesne assignments, to Johnson
Company, of Pennsylvania. Railway rail and chair and uniting same
Snren, Nathan H., assignor to Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company, New York, N. T.^
Electro-mechanical gong '
Surtin, John H., assignor of two-thirds to R. McCuUoch and W. Sutton, St. Louis, Mo
Oil-drawer journal-box ,
Susini, Paul de, Paris, France. Ether-vapor motor ,
Susky, Adolf. (See Distl and Snsky.)
Suspension Arch Fire Proofing Company. (See McCarthy, Mitchell F., assignor.)
Sutcliffe, William W., New Orleans, La. Bagasse-furnace
Suter, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Door-check ,
Suter, John R., Conwa.v, Ark. Cultivator
Slither Maschinenfabrik, vormals H. Haramerschmidt. (See EeHgr6n; Carl, assignor.)
Sutliff, James R., assignorto Foster, Merriam & Company. Meriden, Conn. Furniture-caster
Sutlitf, James R., assignorto Foster, Merriam & Company, Meriden, Conn. Caster
Sutphen, John T. (See Buffington and Sutphen.)
Sutro, Adolph, San Francisco, Cal. Swimmins-pool or bath ,
Sutro, Gustav, ct aZ. (See Van Emon, Burton C, assignor.)
Sutton, Andrew H., assignor to Fabric Measuring and Packaging Company, New York,;
N. Y. Fabric measuring and marking machine ]
Sutton, DelanaM., Harrison. Nebr. Device for trimming and paring hoofs
Sutton, Eugene S., Snohomish, Wash. Clothes-drier
Sutton, Joseph W., Chelmer, Queensland. Process of and apparatus for dxtraction of gold?
or silver from ores j
Sutton, Joseph W., Chelmer, Queensland. Separating gold from its chlorid solutions
Sutton, Joseph W., Chelmer, Queensland. Rotary apparatus for genei-ation of chlorin
&c
gas.
Sutton, Sanders B., North Baltimore, Ohio. Sash-balance
Sutton, William, pi aZ. (See Surtin, John H., assignor.)
Sutton, William, St. Louis, Mo. Combined reinforce dash-post and grab-handle for cars
Sutton, William, St. Louis, Mo. Folding car-seat
Sutton, William, St. Louis, Mo. Spring-bearing car- truck
Sutton, William, St. Louis, Mo. Truck for electric cars
Suydam, John, deceased, Albany, N. Y.; M. S. Suydam and G. L. Van Allen, administra
tors. Weather-strip 522,626
No.
522,698
523,447
523,448
524,740
529,761
516,239
516,240
515,626
516,778
518,287
516,458
516,241
516,242
.';26,418
521,833
5:il,399
526,589
511,975
525,397
527,462
516,243
523,134
516,579
513,216
520,713
525,926
528,403
520,119
528,824
514,633
513,371
520,090
517,075
513,251
517,770
514,573
517,497
522,091
.528,825
512,920
514,247
520,342
526,061
524,408
520,501
521,898
521,899
527,899
525,237
516,948
.531,573
531,574
531,575
Date.
July 10
July 24
July 24
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Sept, 25
June 26
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
July 17
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
May 29
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
May 22
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
June 26
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
May 22
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
May 29
June 26
June 2C
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
July 10
Monthlj'
volume.
891
2208
2209
1322
2200
827
829
2718
1735
1468
1195
830
832
1937
1920
2330
2197
416
138
1301
834
1665
220
555
555
323
524
193
194
677
367
286
194
195
461
460
556
525
34,35
318
195
417
1399 i 333
2469
3085
1059
2924
1388
549
1100
596
;746
1747
708
323
131
273
27-n i ^^
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2012 ; 491
2256
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Gazette^
67
66
68
^67
607
995
150
251
187
459
459
933
1095
1622
1623
1410
1806
301
1691
1623'
162*
1545-
1596
1687-
1593'
79'
1175-
272
1624
346
1729
56t
1169
1355
69 59T
68 I 1428
69 74S
66 1078
613
67 I 955
534 j 66 I 1922
^«}1 J 66 578
67
137 ! 30
572
573
550 131
2379
2022
476
2463
479
116
597
1282 ^296
785 ! 192
2724 i 660
.034 [Z
2036
2029
2194
2018
2635
2637
2640
781
538
477
631
6.32
( 632 i >
i 633 1 5
67
|67
69
67
I 68
68
67
|67
67
09
68
66
69
69
69
11*
105S
28
1682
746
409
942
1038
821
1102
1619
1620
420
1105
1861
1746
1746
1747
16?
320
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Suydam, Mary S., et al., administrators. (See Suydam, John.)
S-svacick, Judson D., assignor to Ney Manufacturing Company, Canton, Ohio. Means for
shifting and securing hay-elevator pulleys
Swain, Hadwen, San Francisco, Cal. Gas-engine
Swales, Frank, London, England. Bridle-hit
Swan, Alfred, Schenectady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass.
Lamp-socket
Swan, Charles E. (See Peckham and Swan.)
Swan, George C, assignor of two-fifths to F. C. Russell, Brockton, Mass. Incandescent lamp-
Swan, Henry C, Oshkosh, Wis. Car-coupling
Swan, Henry C, Oshkosh, Wis. Spring-shackle for vehicles
Swan, Henry C., Oshkosh, Wis. Shifting rail
Swan, James, Seymour, Conn. Screw-driver
Swan, James, Seymour, Conn. Hollow auger
Swan, James, Seymour, Conn. Screwdriver
Swan, William W., Andover, S. D. Ball-hearing drilling-swivel
Swanberg, Claus, (Gilbert, Mich. Lock
Swanbum, Sanford, assignor to I. L. Ell wood Manufacturing Company, De Ealb, 111. Barb->
wire machine >
Swaney, Fletcher D., Kansas City, Kans. Gang-punch
Swann, Robert B., Vernon, Tex. Hame-hook
Swart, Lester T>. (See Stevens and Swart.)
Swartz, Frank E., et al. (See Pinnell, Jones T., assignor.)
Swartz, George W., Florence, Ala. (jearing for electric locomotives
Swartz, George W., Florence, Ala. Electric train lighting and braking system
Swayze, Caleb, Toronto, Canada. Antispattering-guard
SweiJlund, Erick J., Atwater, Minn. Bicycle-gear
Swedlund, Erick J., Atwater, Minn. Watch-bow fastener-:
Sweeney, James. Pottstown, and G. Stroble, assignors of one-third to J. W. Lauderbach,
Philadelphia, Pa. Tension device for loom-shuttles
Sweeney. James B., and R. W. Laird, assignors to Laird & Sweeney Manufacturing Com-
pany, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Power-hammer
Sweeney, James B., and R. VV. Laird, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Power-hammer
Sweeney, John, et al. (See Elliott, James W., assignor.)
Sweeney, Patrick, Omaha, Nebr. Car-coupling
Sweeney, Vardiman T., Springfield, Ky. Wagon-brake
Sweeny, Peter B. (See Dale, John H., assignor.)
Sweet, Benjamin F. , Fond du Lac, Wis. Nut-lock
Sweet, Benjamin F., Fond du Lac, Wis. Combined brace and brake-support for vehicles ..
Sweet, Benjamin F. , Fond du Lac, Wis. Sleigh-knee socket
Sweet, Benjamin F., Fond du Lac, Wis. Nut-lock
Sweet, Benjamin W., assignor of one-half to S. S. Chisholm, Chicago, 111. Interlocking?
safety-switch 5
Sweet, Daniel F., Grand Rapids, Mich. Automatic electric cut-out
Sweet, Daniel F., (Jrand Rapids, Mich. Electrical cut-out
Sweet, Frank, Kirksville, Mo. Adding machine
Sweet, Frederick D., Elyria, Ohio. Rotary engine
Sweet, John E. (See Trump and Sweet.)
Sweet, Lamtine C., Loami, 111. Wagon end-gate
Sweet, Warren, Fort Wayne. Ind. Washing machine I
Sweet, Warren, assignor to J. F. Curtice, Fort Wayne, Ind. Washing-machine j
Sweet, William A. (See Crandall, Lucien S., assignor.) j
Sweet, WilliamA., Syracuse, N. T. Bar-piling mechanism for rolling-mills
Sweetiand, Frank, Angola, N. Y. Hitching-strap j
Sweetland, Jerome B., Pontiac, Mich., assignor of three-fourths to E. M. Beebe, Memphis,
Tenn., andE. A. Carter, Birmingham. Mich. Boot blacking machine
S weger, George B. , Chicago, 111. Sigmoid irrigator
Sweigard, Emanuel W., Chicago, 111. Locking hat and coat hook
Sweitzer, Frank P., Chicago, 111. Index
Swem, James M., assignor to Swem Supply and Construction Company, Denver, Colo.i
Gate for railway-crossings <_
Swem Supply and Construction Company. (See Swem, James M., assignor.)
Swenson, Magnus, Chicago, 111. Press
Swenson, Malcora, Concord, N. H. Ice-velocipede
Swenson, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn. Pitman head
Swenson, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn. Thrashing-machine
Swenson, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn. Thrashing-cj'linder
Swetnam, Ecca R. (See Campbell, Joseph E., assignor.)
Swett, Albert L., Medina, N. Y. Door-hanger
Swickard, John W., assignor to E. K. Hayes, Galva, 111. Wheel-plow
Swift, Charles N., New York, N. Y. Cigar-case
Swift, Charles N., New York, N. Y. Tobacco-moistening device
Swift, Daniel W. (See Swift, Henry D. and D. W.)
Swift, Gustavus F. (See Gardner, Horace C, assignor.)
Swift, Henry D. and JD. W., assignors to Logan, Swift & Brigham Envelope Company,
Worcester, Mass. Journal-bearing for the gum-box rolls of envelope-machines
Swift, Henry D. and D. W., assignors, by mesne assignments, to Logan, Swift &. Brigham
Envelope Company, Worcester, Mass. Envelope-machine ,
Swift, Oliver F. (See Mix, Eugene M. and J. E., assignors.)
Swift, William H. (See Bonehill, Louis R., assienor.)
Swift, William H., assignor of one-half to J. H. McGrady, Boston, Mass. Conduit electric
railway
Swigart, Eugene. (See Hoke, Edward, assignor.)
Swiggett, A., et al. (See Smith, Andrew J., assignor.)
Swindell, William, Allegheny, Pa. Regenerative furnace
Swindle, Lafayette, Franklin, HI. Leaf-turner
Swink, John L., St. Louis, Mo. Kitchen-cabinet
S witzer, George, Lodi, Ohio. Car-coupling
Switzer, George S., et al. (See Donahoo, Peter B., assignor.)
Swoboda, Hans O., New York, N. Y., assignor to General Incandescent Arc Light Com-
pany, of New York, Electric-arc lamp
Swoboda, Otto H., assignor to S. Bergmann, New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
527,737
519,880
531,230
516,844
516,689
516,PR1
526, .506
526,507
520.091
520,502
523,555
521,942
.528,450
520,459
530,560
513,217
513,599
517,498
524,795
519,933
531,480
528,895
529,634
514,787
515,803
528,826
515.848
516.283
517,076
524,493
526,547
529,212
529,213
519,358
531,481
529,819
531,576
527,463
512,458
530,136
527,900
520,275
519,102
519,622
515,307
530,914
529,088
517,177
525,749
529,214
529,971
520,905
520,092
528,700
511-819
520,147
531,450
524,915
519,934
525,750
517,967
527,901
524,357
Oct. 16
May 15
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
May 22
May 29
July 24
June 26
Oct. 30
May 29
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
May 15
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
May 8
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
May 22
May 1
May 8
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
June 5
May 22
Noy. 6
Jan. 2
May 22
Dec. 25
Aug. 21
May 15
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
Ofijcial
Gazette.
1741
1659
2033
1592
1900
2075
2076
2013
2725
2394
2119
3007
2650
873
2470
3122
140
1416
1739
2481
676
1987
1356
121
551
190
896
2257
909
2134
1237
1239
778
2482
2307
2643
1303
1229
100
2031
2350
277
1242
2196
1450
1024
2427
743
1241
25fi5
274
2014
318
109
2126
2437
1611
1740
744
913
2033
685
420
(■403
1404
485
1841 436
379
449
494
494
492
660
fiOO
508
726
[640
[641
215
596
767
31
347
426
591
163
474
338
132
45
211
534
224
C511
1512
297
298
190
(591
)592
549
633
318
297
26
488
570
66
298
5544
1545
344
246
571
172
618
66
492
78
27
519
580
395
426
173
229
488
167
09
I 67
69
66
66
67
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66 I 24
67 i 975
69
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890
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67 I 187
67
j 421
I 802
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
321
Name, residence, and invention.
Swoflbrd, Thomas C, Fordyce, Ark. Nut-lock
Swope, Harry, et al. (See JBowley, Gporge J., assignor.)
Sykes, Benjamin J., Syke.sville, Pa. Mowing-machine
Sykes, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Loom-temple
Sykes, William, London, England. Pipe-joint
Sykes, William E., Jr., and J. P. O'Donnell, London, England. Signal-replacer
Sylvester, Warren B., Portland, Iiid. Tub roller and shaper
Symes, James E., Bancroft, Mich. Adjustable screen
Symington, Duncan, assignor of one-half to Frontier Iron Works, Detroit, Mich. Steam-
engine governor
Symington, Thomas H., Baltiraoie, Md. Dust-guard for axle-boxes
S.ymraes, HenryD., St. Catharines, Canada. Automatic regulator for dynamos
Symon, Robert E. (See House, Henry A. and Henry A., Jr., a.ssignors.)
Symonds, Clarence M., San Francisco, Cal. Can-body-making machine
Symonds, Clarence M., San Francisco, Cal. Can-body-making machine -.
Symonds, Clarence M.. San Francisco, Cal. Can-soldering machine
Symonds, Joseph A., Newton, Mass. Collapsible tube or package for mucilage
Symond.", Thomas, Leominster, Mass. Dredging-bucket ,
Symonds, Thomas, Leominster, Mass. Submarine drilling apparatus
Sypher, Abraham J. (See Douglass and S'.pher.)
Syracuse Arms Company. (See Hollenbeck. Frank A., assignor.)
Syracuse Chilled Plow (jompany. (See Burdick, Hiram M., assignor,)
Syracuse Specialty Manufacturing Company. (See Dickinson, Austin E., assignor.)
Sytbes, William H., assignor of two thirds to E. S. Conant, Boston, Mass., and S. G. Dor-
man, Old Orchard, Me. Garment-supporter
Syverson, Andreas, deceased ; O. E. O. Hoell, O. C. Land, and H. Thompson, executors, as-
signors to Chicago Corrugated Elbow Company, Chicago, 111. Stovepipe - elbow ma-
chii
Szukakski, Marian, Newton, Wis. Mower attachment
T. (fc B. Tool Company. (See Johnson, Moses C, assignor.)
Taafel, William G., Newark. Ohio. Pressure-regulator
Taber, Orrin, a.ssignor to Nashua Saddlery Hardware Company, Nashua, N. H.
plate.
Jockey-
Tabler, John H., Eussellville, Ky. Machine for crushing ,ind grinding asphalt rock
Tabnr, Byron D., assignor of three-fourths to E. P. Barton and A.N. Dwight, Wilson, N.T,
Roller-bearing
Tabor, Harris, Elizabelh, N. J. Fluid-brake valve
Taflin, Erik O., Stockholm, Sweden. Medicinal food and preparing same
Taft, Cyrus A., assignor to Whitin Machine Woiks, Whitinsville, Mass. Stop-motion
Taft, Jerome C, Providence, R. I. Rotary swaging-machine
Taft, Jerome C, Providence, E.I. Die for the manufacture of twist-drills
Taggart, Horace D., Akron, Ohio. Syringe-valve
Taggart, William N., assignor of one-half to H. C. Meyers, Philadelphia, Pa. Converting
cast-iron into steel -
Tagliabue, Alexander. West Hoboken, N. J. Bottle-corking machine
Tagliabue, Charles J., Brooklyn, N. T. Syringe
Tait, Felix B. (See Moore, Josiah H., assignor.)
Tait, George. (See Kinter and Teller, as.signors.)
Takamine, Jokichi, Chicago, 111. Preparing and making fermented alcoholic liquors
Takamine, Jokichi, Chicago, 111. Preparing and making taka-koji
Takamine, Jokichi, Chicago, 111. Preparing and making moto
Takamine, Jokichi, Chicago, 111. Preparing and making taka-moyashi
Takamine, Jokichi, Chicago, 111. Meansfor and method of converting starchy material into
sugar.
Takamine, Jokicbi, Peoria, III. Making diastatic enzyme
Takamine, Jokichi, Peoria, 111. Taka-koji ferment and preparing and making same
Takamine, Jokichi, Peoria, 111. Alcoholic-ferment mash
Talbert, Daniel H., Knightstown, Ind. Fence
Talbot, Benjamin, Pencoyd, Pa. Manufacture of steel
Talliot, George H., Lansing, Mich. Whiffletree
Talbot. Thomas, assignor of one-third to B. Charron, Mattawa, Canada. Hand-car
Talcott, Robert B. (See Eisert and Talcott.)
Talcott, AV alter O., Providence, E. I. Machine formaking sheet-metal belt-fasteners
Talcott, Walter O., Providence, R. I. Die for bending teeth of sheet-metal belt-fasteners. .
Tallant. James F.. Charleston, S. C. Steam-cooker
Tallman, Hervey, Beamsville, Canada. Double-disk harrow
Tallman, John C., Bridgeport, Conn. Rubber tire
Talmadge, William H.. Pompton, N. J. Mouthpiece for cornets
Talmage. Charles H.. St. Louis. Mo. System of electrical distribution
TamasT Johann, and E. Nemes, Maros-Viisdrhelv, Austria-Hungary. Crematory furnace..
Tangcr, David B., Bellefontaine. Ohio. Thrashing-machine
Tannenberg, August 0. (See Gardner, Cook, and Tannenberg.)
Tanner. Allen J., assignor of one-half to A. 0. Holmes, Franklinville, N. T. Can-filling
machine
Tanner, Charles, et al., trustees. (See Tanner, Charles, assignor.)
Tanner. Charles, Staunton, assignor to C. and M. A. Tanner, trustees, Richmond Va,
Shovel
Trol-
Tanner, Eveline N. (See Couch, Charles A., assignor.)
Tanner, Henry J., Lynn, assignorofone-half to H.Fairfield-Hamilton, Boston, Mass.
ley-guard
Tanner, Martha A., et al.. trustees. (See Tanner, Charles, assignor.)
Tanner, Newton J , assignor to himself and J. H. Lee, Oviedo, Fla. Animal-trap
Tanner, William W., and T. W. Burch, assignors of one-third to J. Gerber, Fremont, Mich.
Drawer-guide
Tannewitz, Edward. Grand Rapids, Mich. Pivot-beaiing for platform-scales
Tanquary, CassiusM., assignorof one-half to A. Garrett, Sparland, 111. Feeder for thrash-
ing-machines
Tanzer, Frederick A., Portage, Wis. Machine for fulling hosiery
Taplin, Rice & Company. (See Gifl'ord, Charles A., assignor.)
Taplin. Rice & Company. (See White, Nathan D., assignor.)
Tarbell, Reuben J. and E. S. A., Los Angeles, Cal. Insect screen and trap
524,004
512,130
525,566
515,627
528. 9H7
521,739
513,468
518,728
518,288
524,845
515,136
516,033
525,521
514,290
514,788
516,032
512,670
519,062
518,430
527,902
512,338
517,311
526,120
518,289
525,818
519,295
.515,376
518,205
528,701
525,296
522,808
524,962
525,819
525.820
525,821
525,822
525,9-1
525,823
525,824
.525,825
519,743
522,034
524,358
522,438
525,123
525,124
512,3:!9
525,368
,527,820
513346
513,839
512,131
513,689
518,973
512,238
526,756
515,263
.526,509
519,485
519,029
513,600
515,561
Date.
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
June 19
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Sepi. 4
Few 6
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
May 1
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
May 1
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
July 10
Aug. 21
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept, 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
May 15
June 26
Aug. 14
July 3
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
Jan, 23
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
May 1
Jan. 2
Monthly
volume.
61
665
420
2719
809
1748
2886
2246
1469
1507
1901
489
335
541
1358
487
204
1731
2035
1004
2645
1390
1470
869
638
2323
1328
319
2285
1099
1689
870
874
878
881
1138
885
888
890
1433
2291
686
462
2004
2006
1005
85
1879
2678
3508
666
3276
57
839
Oct. 2 I 149
Feb. 20 I 2115
Sept. 25 2079
May 8 991
May 1 I 146
Jan. 30 I 3123
Feb. 27 I 2615
159
101
677
206
415
710
559
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368
478
^113
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133
339
^112
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374
47,48
430
245
621
324
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155
570
332
78
271
414
346
167
117
490
490
216
22
451
649
864
159
806
14,15
203
Official
Gazette.
66
68
68
673
127
1229
1410
825
1548
644
454
301
966
1242
1542
1213
955
1127
1542
307
575
349
422
201
1998"
1429
302
1322
660
1334
260
704
1124
223
998
1332
1322
1323
1324
1371
1324
1325
1325
833
1665
802
92
68 1072
68 ! 1072
66 I 202
68 1166
69 i 393
66 i 605
66 i 795
128
751
547
159
36 j 69 ! 29
525 ! 66 I 1282
495 i 68 I 1571
240 I 67 739
35. 36 i 67 ' 564
767 j 66 I 72.'«
649 I 66 1 1389
21 PAT
322
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljihabetioal list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Taibell, Robert S. A. (See Tarbell, Keuben J. and R. S. A.)
Tmdif, Frederick, and "W. 'Wethered, assignors to said Tardif and L. Sloss, Jr., San Fran-
cisco. Cal. Can-labeliue machine
Tascher, John, Chicago, 111. Photographic camera
Tascher, John, Chicago, 111. Magazine-camera
Tasker,StephenP.M., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine formaliingtaper tubes from hoUowingots.
Tasker, Stephen P. M., Philadelphia, Pa. Rotary engine
Tate, Mercer B. (See Smith, William E., assignor.)
Tateni, James "W., assignor of one-half to W H. Rowland and "W. R. Cooper, Durham, N. C.
Combined fireplace and ventilator
Tat ham, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Sheathing electrical conductors
Talham. James, Philadelphia, Pa. Conduit for electric conductors
Tatlersall, John H. (See Leighton, Walter H., assignor.)
Tariberschmidt, John A., Washington, D. C. Cable-grip
Taubraan, John F., Fort Plam, N. T. Storm-apron for vehicles
Taufflieb, Auguste, and V. Chaussard. Issoudun, France. Wheelbarrow
Taunay , Edward, New York, N. T. Peanut-roaster
Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Companv. (See Dean and Mathews, assignors.)
Taussig, Emil. (See Taussig, Salomon an<l E.)
Taus.sig, Salomon and E., New York, N. Y. Disinfecting device
Taylor, Andrew J. (See Fuller and Tavlor.)
Taylor, Barnett. Forest > ille, Minn. Beehive
Taylor, Benjamin F.. Newark, N. J., assignor to Taylor Improved Draught Company, of
New Jersey. Locomotive. (Reissue)
Taylor, Henjamin F., Newark, N. J., assignor to Taylor Improved Draught Company, of
New Jersey. Locomotive. (Reissue)
Taylor, Benjamin F., Newark, N. J., assignor to Tavlor Improved Draught Company, ol
New Jersey- Atmospheric-pressure relief for chimney-stacks
Taylor, Benjamin S., and C. Heritage, Hampden, Mass. Stop-motion for looms
Taylor, Call. (See Tnylor, John and C.)
Taylor, Charles F., New York, N. Y. Type-writing machine ,
Ta\lor, Chailes H., South Orange, N. J. Car-couplins
Taylor, Charles H., Lincoln, Nehr. Corn separator, busker, and fodder-slitter
Taylor, Charles L., Louisville, Kv. Means for supporting carpet-rolls
Tavlor, Douglas. (See Young. Walter S., assignor )
Ta>ior Edwaid T., Oakland, Cal. Fare-register
Taylor, Edward T., Oakland, C.il. Fare-register
Taylor, Elmer Z. (See Blaisdell, Frederick E., as.signor.)
Taylor, Emma B., (jrand Rapids, Mich. Dress-stay.
Taylor, Enoch L., Philadelphia, Pa. Metallic railway-tie ,
Taylor. Enoch L., Philadelphia, Pa. Metallic rail way- tie
Tavlor Enoch L., Philadelphia, Pa. Metallic rail way -tie
Taylor Kng. ne H. (See Cole and Taylor.)
Taylor. Eugene H. (See Forster and Tayloi-.)
Ta.ylor. Eugene H., Lynn. Mass Machine for covering paper boxes
Tayloi', Frank D., Colorado Springs, Colo. Clamp for Imse-coupMngs
Taylor. Frank H., and F. Riley . Joliet, 111. Oil cellar for driving-boxes for locomotives
Taylor, Fred W.. Webster. Mass. Skate-shaipeniug device
Taylor, Frederick, Lowell, Mass. Coat a»d liat hook. (Reissue)
Taylor F'rederiek S (See Scott, Frank D., assignor. )
Taylor, George H., New York, N. Y. Dress-protector trimming
Taylor, George H. , London, England. Locomotive-boiler
Taylor. George H., London, assignor to W. O. A. Lowe, Liverpool, England. Steam-boiler.
Taylor. George W., assignor of one-half to C. W. Boggs, Denver, Colo. Checkrein attach-
ment
Ta,vlor, Hiram B , Ramsey, 111. Car-coupling
Taylor, Horaoe H., assignorof one-half to G. W. Mitchell, Los Angeles, Cal. Magneto-elec-i
trie machine ]
Taylor Improved Draught Company. (See Ta,vlor, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Taylor Improved Draught Comnany. (See Taylor. Benjaiiiin F., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Tavlor, Isaiah H., assignor of three-fourths to S. Breslauer, I. and A Saks, Washington,
DC. Can soldering maclrine
Taylor James H., Toledo Ohio Washboard
Taylor Janiea H., Tolf'do. Ohio Letter-copying press
Taylor Jefferson Z., Deal's Island, Md. Knockdown barrel
Taylor, Jefferson Z. Deal s Island, Md Shipping-crate
Taylor, .lohn. (Si-e McCreerv and Ta.vl'T.)
Taylor, John, Manchester, England. Humidifier -^ ,
Tavlor, John and C. Detroit. Mich. Apparatus for raising sunken vessels
Taylor, John C, Findlay, Ohio Car-coupling
Taylor, John D. , Chlllicothe, Ohio. A utomatic block-signal
Taylor,
Taylor.
Taylor,
Tavlor,
Tavlor.
Tayloi-,
Taylor,
Tavlor,
Taxlor,
Tavlor,
Taylor,
Taylor,
Taylor,
John D., Chillicothe, Ohio Railwa.y si.gnaling and switching apparatus
John W., Cape Girardeau, Mo. Belt hook or clamp
John W., Peterborough, (^anada. Apparatus for the manufacture of carbon brushes.
Jo.iejih S. iSee Blackwell, Alfred, assignor.)
■loseiih S. See Welch, Rosia W., a.ssignor.)
La kin C, Kankakee, 111. Refrigerator
Marion M., Brown wood, Tex. Churn-nower
Millar. 1 F., et al. (See Townsend, Cort., assignor.)
Robert M., Melrose, Mass Manufacture of artificial ice
Samuel C, Chicago, 111. Window
Shaw & Cockered al. (See Duify, Joseph, assignor.)
Thomas A., Kenton, Ohio. Jail-grato
TilfordB., El Dara, 111. Gate
524,916
52,'i,238
525,239
513,218
518,635
529,972
529,215
529,216
514,389
513,427
.524.917
513,690
522,863
519,652
11,437
11,438
530,630
520,277
514,517
517,670
5li^,3.5rt
529,973
515,888
531,231
515,804
521,359
.524.360
525,927
521.299
517.12S
521,515
.=;27.3.50
11,416
515,027
516,949
514,841
,524 992
529.427
513,347
516,980
511,914
514.204
513.840
.522,538
,517.310
517,630
512 630
516,558
516,903
526,7.57
526,951
530,670
513,156
519.3.59
525. 168
512 763
.525,297
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
July 10
May 8
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
May 22
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
1612
2195
2197
2471
2070
2566
1243
1244
691
2802
1610
3277
1174
1290
624
625
988
2351
;395
1 396
535
;.535
I 536
'597
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806
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241 57,58
2034 i 485
122 I
687 ;{j
688 i 1
1059 2
June 12 I 974
Mar 27 j 2341
June 19 1.374
Oct. 9 ! 1102
Apr. 24 j 2600
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
1734
2019
Feb 13 1443
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
230
552
319
269
643
438
(477
) 478
(362
<363
(364
17.59
1633
2679
(648
J 650
Mar. 20 2065
Jan. 2 i 317
Feb. 6 I 389
Jan. 30 I 3512
July 3 i 614
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Oct.
Oct.
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
May 8
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Aug. 28
2644
352
1484
1364
1937
150
465
1066
2380
779
2097
17,52
2286
73
93
865
157
621
83
3.58
; 324
1325
;457
'458
36
114
259
574
190
511
415
556
67
67
66
67
69
67
985
1105
1105
564
424
1163
891
891
983
629
986
751
238
793
1265
1266
1411
1017
1041
83
320
1163
1499
1615
1476
803
803
1356
1386
1939
1178
219
519
66 I 1211
'66 I 1861
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>66 1143
68 1013
69 I 983
> 66 605
66
66
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68
66
67
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69
67
68
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1870
62
927
797
121
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69
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1723
1846
89
88
1424
547
702
1087
3.58
1124
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
323
Name, residence, aiid invention.
Ta.vlor, Walter R. (See Fowler and Taylor.)
Tavlor. "Warren H., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Tool for forming key-slots in locks
Taylor, William, Carman, Canada. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-macMnes
Taylor, William J., Aldricli, Mo. Wireless checkrow attachment for corn-planters. . .
Teal. Ben.jaaiin F., assignor to Standard Valre Company, Chicago, 111. Mechanism for
controlling eniiines -
Teal, Benjamin F., assignor to Standard Valre Company, Chicago, 111. Speed stop for en-
gines
Teal, Charles A., Clifton Heights, Pa., assignor to Holyoke Envelope Company, Holyoke,
Mass. Printing-machine
Teal. Charles A., assignor to Holyoke Envelope Company, Holyoke, Mass. Machine for?
making and printing envelopes (
Teal, Henry S , Chicago, 111., assignor to Adams & Westlake Company, of Illinois. Brake-
handle
Teale, William B., Birmingliara, Englanfi. Driving-chain
Teamey, John, and J. T. O'Connell, McKee's Rocks, Pa. Splice-bar for railway-joints
Teate, Thomas A., Enstis, assignor of two-thirds to F. S. A. Mande, Leeshurg, Fla., andj
W. B. U illiamson, Warrenton. Va. Mechanical motor <
Tehow, William R., Tiskilwa. 111. Umbrella
Tecktonins, Emil C, Racine, Wis. Band-fastening
Teed, Oliver F., assignor to Western Leather Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Lock
Teedy, Michael J. (See Carlaw and Teedy.)
Teel," George A., Newport Beach, Cal Filse-capper
Teetor, Jacob V., Haaerstown, Ind. Grain measuiinj, registering, and sacking machine. .
Teetor. Martin V., et al. (See Barber, Aithur J., assignor.)
Teffethoff, Rernard J., St. Louis, Mo. Safety express-car
Telegram Cycle Manufacturing Company. (See Heyde, Carl von der, assignor.)
Tell, Richard, Milwaukee, Wis. Tobacco-tying machine
Teller, George D. (See Kinter and Teller.)
Temler, Joseph, Warsaw, Russia. Machine for making.joints with metal clamps
Teniler, Joseph, Warsaw, Russia. Apparatus for applying gummed ornamental paper
strips on pasteboard ■.
Tempest, John. (See Rankin and Tempest.)
Temple, Jolm, and .T. C. Ward, Wilsonhurg, W. Va. Railway cross-tie
Temple, William, Windsor, N. Y. Horse-boot
Templeton, Charles, Akron, Ohio. Plant for the manufacture of oil-cloth
Xo.
51,,24S
523,183
514,.518
513,601
528,746
524,031
524.288
Templin. Andrew M. (See Cos, Henry M., assignorj
Ten Evck, Charles A. (See Ten Evck, Frank E., G. A., and J. H.)
Ten Evck, Frank E.. C. A., and J. H., Auburn, N. Y.; said J. H. Ten Eyck assignor to
said Frank E. and C. A. Ten Evck. Egg-carrier '.
Ten Eyck, Janws H. (See Ten Eyck, Frank E., C. A., and J. H.)
Ten WinUel, August, Denver, Colo. Prodncins printing-surfaces
Ten Wink el, August. Denver, Colo. Printing-surface and making same
Teudollen, John. (See Lief broer and Tendollen.)
Tengdin, Chailes G. (See Ahh-in and Tenedin.)
Tennant, Edward I. Springfield, Ohio. Vehicle-body
Tenney, Mary J., Oskaloosa, Iowa. Fly -screen '
531,577
528.622
516,665
512,764
530,805
516,690
5.30,862
527,1.32
515,177
525,634
515,028
521,871
517,369
520,193
528,187
522,566
522.567
Date.
Feb. 6
July 17
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Dec. 2.5
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
June 12
Feb. 20
June 26
Mar. 27
May 22
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
July 3
July 3
Monthly
volume.
524,032
Tesla. Nikola, New York. N, Y
Tesia, Nikohi, New York, N. Y
Tesla, Nikola, New York, N. Y
Tesla, Nikola, New York, N. Y.
Tesla, Nikola, New York. N. Y
Tela, Nikola, New York, N. Y
Tesla, Nikola, New York, N. Y
Tesla, Nikola, New York, N. Y
Tessen, Ewald. Rostock. German v. Composition for removing paint
Tesseyman, Henrv, as.sisnor to Barney & Smith Car Company, Dayton, Ohio. Gate at-
tachment for rail wav-<ars '.
Test. Clayton. (See .tones and Test.)
Teflow, Henry, and T. Harrison, Philadelphia, Pa.; said Harrison assignor to said Tetlow.
Boiler.
514,391
515,698
526,590
519,051
522.360
526 7.58
522,359
516,779
511,916
512,340
514,167
514,168
514,169
514,170
514,972
514,973
517,900
511,915
524.426
521 834
514,519
530,977 ! Dec. 18
514 390 i Feb. 0
Tenney, Nason M., and G. W. Harrison, Piano, III. Corn-harvester ! 521 058 June 5
Tentelow Chemical Works Company. (See Harmuth, Albert, assignor )
Terhune, Euijene A., assignor of four-filths to S. Forsyth, J. H. Vandivier, W. T. Ewing,
and J M. Dalton, JJarrodsburg, Ky. Hedge fence
Ternstioni, Ernst. (See Bergman and Terustrom )
Terp, Olaf. London, England. Manufai ture of emery-wheels
Terp, Olaf, Loudon, England, t omposidon for boring or drilling tools
Terrill, Archelaus S., Chicago, 111. Advertising shipping-tag
Terry. Eugene, assignor of one half to B. Almy, Ithaca, N. Y. Mucilage-bottle
Terry, Geoiae W. (See Stowell and Terry.)
Teriy, Robert E., Mobile, Ala. Log carrier
Terry, Robert E. Mobile. Ala. Log carrier ..
Terry, Robert E., assignor of one-fourth to J. C. Steele, Mobile, Ala. Railway-switch
Tesch. Herman. (See Insersoll, Georgre W., assignor.)
Teske, Charles. Springfield, Mass. Polishing and filing attachment for lathes
Tesla Electric Company. (See Tesla, Nikola, assignor.)
Tesla. Nikola, New York, NY, Electric generator
Coil for electro magnets
Electrical conductor
MeauH for general ing electric currents
Reciprocating engine
Incandescent electric light
Electric-railway system
Electrical meter
Steam engine
Tesla, Nikola, assignor to Tesla Electric Company, New York, N. Y Electrical transmis-
sion of power
Tesla, Nikola, assignor to Tesla Electric Company, New York, N.T. Electromagnetic
motor
Feb 6
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
May 1
July 3
Oct. 2
July 3
Mar 20
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Feb, 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 0
Feb. 6
Feb, 20
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
June 26
Feb. 13
Tt-treau, George, Laconia. N. H. Dry-goods board
Teufel, George W. (See Walter, Harrv. assignor.)
Teufel, George W., Philadelphia, Pa. Ecraseur ...
527,515 Oct. 16
518,379 I Apr. 17
I
519,798 I May 15
ti)
u
R
>
477
1751
906
3125
386
106
535
2644
174
1554
1279
1593
747
1970
517
774
1734
197'5
2743
2207
1245
633
43
370
C415
J 416
309
380
326
183
491
125
2548
618 1
666
669
169 !
170
1569
694
372
175
69
546
108
695
2840
2198
182
;i28
129
707
( 525 I (
i 526 I 5
315 I 81
1.52 I 36
313 80,81 68
17,36 i 408
320
1006
313
314
316
319
1649
1650
792
318
809
1921
1380
1649
1527
75
246
75
75 i C6
75
75
413
413
199
197
230
336
407
372
358
1479
>69 ; 891
130
130
69 1530
60 ; 984
\ 67 1296
23 08 682
66 984
66 1434
68 1593
67 571
62
29
62
66 i 1806
62
202
912
912
913
913
1197
1197
167
62
68 J 826
67 I 1596
66 1042
67
67
285
334
851
324
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aud iuvention.
Teufel, Wilhelm J. (See Schiitz and LaDderer, assignors.)
Teuscher, John, Jr., Bridal Veil, Oreg. Suspensory bandage
Tewksbury, Andrew J., Harerhill, Mass. Leather-skiving machine
Tewksbury, Andrew J., Haverhill, Mass. Circular knife for leather-skiving machines
Tewksbury, George E., Topeka, Kaus., assignor, by mesne assignments, to United States)
Phonograph Company, of New Jersey. Coin. operated mechanism for phonographs j
Texas Implement and Machine Company. (See Schofleld. Jaraes D., assignor.)
Thacher Car and Construction Company. (See Thacher, William A., assignor.)
Thacher, John B. (See Parke, Robert A., assignor.)
Thacher, "William A., assignor to Thacher Car and Construction Company, New Tork,
N. T. Engineer's valve
Thackara Manufacturing Company. (See Peeples, George, assignor.)
Thacker, Henry D., Petersburg, Va. Trunk
Thackston, William D., Des Moines, Iowa, a.ssignor to J. 0. Bennett, Lynn, Mass. Fire-
escape
Thalaker. Edward H., Petersburg, W. Va. Nut-lock
Thaltuueller, Frank, Jr., Huutingburg, Ind. Fluid-pressure brake
Tliame, Henry. (See KirkpatrickPicard and Thame.)
Tharaerus, Paul, assignor to Firm of Jos. Feix, Gablonz, Austria-Hungary.
paratus .
Game ap-
Thamm, Adalbert, Berlin, Germany. Eai-bandage
Thauner.Leonhard, Boerwang, Germany, assignor to E. Christiansen, Leavenworth, Kans.
Bicycle-sled "
Thatcher, Charles T., Rochester, N. T. Cleaning attachment for type-writing machines . .
Thatcher, Elston K., Mechanicsville, assignor of one-half to C. E. Batdorf, CedarCouuty,
Iowa. Bicycle-tire
Thatcher, Frederick B., Providence, R. I. Bottle-stopper
Thatcher, Walter R., Oakaloosa, Iowa. Icecream freezer
Thayer, Albert. (See McCabe and Thayer.)
Thayer. Everett E., Jackson, Mich. Kite
Thayer, Gi orge W., Ottumwa, Iowa. Coal-drill
Thayer. Henry J., et al. (See Burdick, Charles L , assignor.)
Thayer, Henry J., Boston, Mass. Fi,sliing apparatus
Thayer, Henry J. , Boston, Mass. Trollingspoon
Thayer, Henry W., Brooklyn, and W. J. Wallace, Whitestone, N. Y. Stall-floor ,
Thayer, .James M., Boston. Mass. Hot-water heating apparatus
Thayer, Russell, Philadelphia, Pa. Gas-engine
Thayer, Russell. Philadelphia, Pa. Siphon
Theemliug, Jacob. (See Hickethier and Theemling. )
Theiling, John J. H., Charleston, S. C. Locomotive-boiler attachment
•Thelander, Frithiof A. V., Stockholm, Sweden. Automatic wagon-brake
Theobald, Gustave A., New Orleans, La. Car-coupling
Theodore C. Prouty Company. (See Prouty, Theodore C assignor.)
'Therrien, Gabriel, Brockton, Mass. Buffer for shanks of boots or shoes ■. —
'Theryc, Charles, and A. Oblasser, Paris, France. Secondary electric battery. (Reissue)..
Theurer, Jacob F., Milwaukee, Wis., assignor to Universal Carbonatiug Company, New-
ark, N. J Apparatus for charging liquids with carbonic acid
Theurer, Jacob F., Milwaukee, Wis. .assignor to Universal Carbonating Company, New-
ark, N. .J. Apparatus for charging'liqnids with carbonic acid
Theurer. Jacob F , Milwaukee, Wis , assignor to Universal Carbonating Company, New-
ark, N. J Impregnating beer with carbonic acid
Thew, John W., Marion, Ohio. Store-service apparatus
Thew, Richard, Cleveland, Ohio. Excavator dipper, scoop, or shovel
Thew, Richard, Cleveland, Ohio. Excavator shovel or scoop
Thibodeau, Charlos (See Stone and Tbibodeau.)
Thiebaud, Bedford P.. Springfield, Ohio. Street-pavement
No.
531,232
517.631
519,744
523,556
Monthly
volume.
Date.
I
Dec, 18 i 2037
Apr. 3 ' 353
May 15 ' 1434
July 24 I 2394
521,425 ; June 12 I 1192
1 i
514,099 : Feb. 6 194
530,863
518,165-
517.901
514,520 ;
516,135
.527,903
521,900
525,475
517,968
521,426
523,490
516,512
518,013
524,494
Dec. U
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
June 26
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
June 12
July 24
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
1369
1245
794
912
639
2038
2038
485
83.84
346
(600
J 601
283 i
45 I
327 I
312
199
231
150
489
491
Official
Gazette.
69 ; 1615
67 ! 69
^68
67
66
833
493
1429
891
69 1 1480
67 242
67 , 167
66
1042
157'^
69 ' 422
67 1620
266 I 65
915 ! 229
1195 284
2289
1291
997
911
576
307
250
224
66
67
68
1201
187
1429
473
1708
200
845
529,569 Nov. 20 1893 A^H
J 69 1030
66 383
66 1923
68 449
512,847 Jan. 16 1884 I 446
517,077 Mar. 27 2259 ; 534
523,418 July 24 ; 2148 ; 539
516,950 Mar. 20 2020 ! 478 66 1862
515,264 Feb. 20 2116 , 525 66 i 1282
522,439 July 3 464 ; 117 , 68 ! 92
529,510 Nov. 20 ; 1797 : 428
11,442 I Sept. 18 ' 1827 1 1 *^|
69 ; 1012
^8 1513
512,070 Jan. 2 569 134 ' 66 , 108
519,140 May 1
Thiebaud, Bedford P., Springfield, Ohio. Street-pavement
Thiele, Adnlph,andC. F. Fox, Dayton, Oliio. Stove-truck
Thielemann, Oscar, Freiberg, Germany. Baby-carriage '
Thielen, .lohn, assignor of one-half to Fremont Saddlery Company, Fremont, Nebr. Neck- |
yoke center ;
Tbiell Com bust ion Governor and Manufacturing Company. (SeeThiell, George L., assignor.)
Thiell Combustion (Jovernor and Manufacturing Company of Baltimore City. (See Thiell,
George L, assignor.) j
Thiell, George L., assignor to Thiell Combustion Governor and Manufacturing Company,;
Baltimore, Md Apparatus for controlling the admission of air to furnaces 5
Thiell, George L,, Baltimore, Md.,as8ignorto Thiell Combustion Governorand Manufactur-
ing Company of Baltimore City. Variable exhaust for engines.
Thiell, George L,, Baltimore, Md.,assi2norto Thiell Combustion GovernorandManufactur-^
ino- Company of Baltimore City, of Maryland. Draft-regulating apparatus for furnares.?
Thiell, George L., Baltimore, Md., assignor to Thiell Combustion Governor and Manufactur
in" Company of Baltimore City. Apparatus for controlling the admission of air to fur
.519,141
519,431
530,209
530,210
512,568
512,569
.525,208
520,622
523,383
May 1
Apr. 17
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
353
84
67
3.55
84,85
67
732
431
67
230
57,58
09
234
58
69
Jan.
Jan.
9 1392
9 '
1394 '[336
Aug. 28 22S7 , 556
May 29 : 2916 ] 705
July 24 2086 ' 525
I I
515,377 Feb. 27 ; 2324 < 577
: (578
522,864
526,419
July 10 ; 1175
Sept. 25 i 1938
526,510 , Sept. 25
Thieme, Carl O,, St. Louis, Mo. Device for cutting boiler-tubes
Thiemei Carl 0 , St. Louis, Mo. Device for cutting boiler-tubes
Thier, Christian. (See Schirra, Julius, assignor.)
Thier Hermann Kbnigstein, Germany. Button-fastener
Thiery, Paul L. V., Newaik, N. J. Key-ring
Tliies, Heinrich, Laaken, and E. Herzig, Mulhouse, Germany. Bleaching
Thiesi John B. , assignor to Gem City Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. Liquid-mixer
Thinnes, Jacob, Brooklyn, N. T. Nut-lock
Thissell, Earl A. (See Wilder, Thissell, Lannert, and Jeavons.)
Thissell, Earl A., Florence, Mass. Vending-machine
Thissen, John H. (See Forrester aud Donecken, assignors.)
Thode, Gustav A. (See Thode, Joachim, W. C, and G. A.)
Thode, Henry F., administrator. (See Thode, Joachim, W. C, and G. A.)
Thode, Joachim and V/. C, deceased, (H. F. Thode, administrator,) Holstein, Iowa, and G.i
A. Thode, Osmond, Nebr. Check -row corn-planter !
' 512,631
516,459 I
529,974
523,057 '
529,089
519,978 ;
523,605 :
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
2080
1485
1196
C4E
Nov. 27 2568
July 17 ! 1515
Nov. 13
May 15
July 24
530,561 1 Dec. 11
515,265 Feb. 20
1025
1815
2470
293
461
462
463
495
496
359
236
619
379
247
445
;215
' 216
525
(521
i 521
66
67
.66
>68
>68
1 66
606
006
350
1257
1258
275
275
1125
1139
439
1334
238
1545
292
1691
1164
318
852
904
507
1391
1283
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
325
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Thode, "William C. (See Thode, Joachim, W. C, and G. A.)
Thoden, Edward K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Portable boring and mortising machine
Thofehrn, Hermann, Paris, France. Electrodeposition of metals
Thom, George, Dunedin, New Zealand. Ship's log
Thom, John, Inyerkip, Scotland. Steam-engine distribution-valve
Thoma, Georg, and P. Kies, South Bend, Ind. Minnow-pail
Thomae, William, Schenectady, N. Y. Fly-trap
Thomas, Alexander, Nevada, !Mo. "Window-screen
Thomas, Allen E. (See Work, Charles L., assignor.)
Thomas, August, Petersburg, Ky. Propelling mechanism for vessels
Thomas, Carl H., Neugersdorf, assignor to C. A. Eoscher, Altgersdorf, Germany. Shed-
ding mechanism for looms !
Thomas, Charles F., Buckeystown, Md. Car-fender
Thomas, CliiTord E. (See Orr and Thomas.)
Thomas, ClotildeP., Evansville, Ind. Powder-box
Thomas, ClotUde P. , Evansville, Ind. Hat-pin retainer
Thomas, Daniel E. , Toledo, Ohio. File for keeping records
Thomas, Daniel W., Pittsburg, Ohio. Fence ,
Thomas, David K., assignor of one-half to W. F. Harendt, Baltimore, Md. Trolley-wheel
and support
Thomas, Edgar, Pittsburg, assignor of one-half to P. M. Amberg, Allegheny, Pa. Car-
fender -
Thomaa, Edward W. (See Foster, Hiram A., assignor.)
Thomas, Edwin E., assignor to M. Garland, Bay City, Mich. Circular sawing machine
Thomas, Edwin E., assignor to M. Garland, Bay City, Mich. Sawmill-carriage
Thomas, Edwin E., assignor to M. Garland. Bay City, Mich. Sawmill-buffer
Thomas, Emily. (See Thomas, George, assignor.)
Thomas, Frederick J., Eayuham, Mass. Shaping-machine with milling attachment
Thoma", George, assignor to E. Thomas, Jersey City, N. J. Drawing-instrument
Thomas, George L., Brooklyn, assignor to Hasell Perfected Railway Signal Company,!
New Yoi'k, N. Y. Block-signal system j
Thomas, George L., Brooklyn, N. Y., and E. C. Sewaid, Montclair, N. J.; said Sewaid as-
signor to said Thomas. Signal apparatu.s
Thomas, George W., Yosemite, Ky. Combined pipe and nut wrench
Thomas, Harry K. (See Chambers and Doud, assignors.)
Thomas, Henry 0., Kimball, Nebr. Hand-truck
Thomas, Henry O., Kimball, assignor of one-half to J. W. Stevenson, North Bend, Nebr.
Machine for baling trees -
Thomas, Henry W., Johnstown, Pa., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Johnson Company,
of Pennsylvania. Bearing for rolls of rolling-mills
Thomas, Isaac, ct. al. (See Kodgers, George W., assignor.)
Thomas, James E,, Bay City, Mich. Sediment-extractor for steam-boilers
Thomas, John F. (See Gros and Thoraiis.)
Thomas, John G., Lima, Ohio. Comniimion-service
Tliomas, John J. (See Paike, Francis E., assignor.)
Thomas, John O. (See Dawson and Thomas.)
Thomas, John R. , assignor to Berlin Machine Works, Beloit, Wis. Feed meehani.im
Thomas, ,Tohn E., assignor to Berlin Machine Works, Beloit, Wis. Adjustable bearing for
upper feed-rolls of planing-machines
Thomas, John W., Jr., Nashville, Tenn. Pneumatic system of and apparatus for handling
railway-switches
Thomas,' John W., Jr. , Nashville, Tenn. Pneumatic system of and apparatus for handling
railway-signals '
Thomas, Joseph C, New Bedford, Mass. Paddle-wheel mechanism for jn'opelling boats . .
Thomas, Joseph M., St. Louis, Mo. Smoke-consuming furnace t ,
Thomas, Joshua, Cleveland, Ohio. Governor for feed-pumps
Thomas, Joshua, Cleveland, Ohio. Regulator for open tanks
Thomas, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for the manufacture of compressed tablets
Thomas, Larkin A., Banning, Ga. Pulp-engine
Thomas, Lincoln N , Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to A. N. Ritz, Milwaukee, Wis. Inkstand.
Thomas Manufacturing Compauy. (See Moore, Thomas, assignor.)
Thomas, Martin E., and W. H. Denison, Cushman, Ark. Milk-bucket
Thomas, Maurice S., Hughesville, Pa. Automatically-operated churn, &c ,
Thomas, Minnie S., Waterville, "Wash. Kitchen-cabinet
Thomas, Parliamer M. (See Power, William A., assignor.)
Thomas, Roberts., el, al. (See Elam, William E., assignor.)
Thomas, Theodore B., Quincy, Mass. Hammock ,
Thomas, Theodore L.. Chicago, 111. Ajiparatus for coating metal plates
Thomas, Thomas J., Knoxville. Tenn. Sanding device
Thomas, Thomas L., and./. B. Hillman, Princes End, near Tipton, England. Apparatus for
wiping ealvanized tubes... ,
Thomas W. Price Company. (See Beddow, Josiah, assignor.)
Thomas, Warren M. (See Ferris and Thomas)
Thomas, William, assignor of one-half to M. Ruppert, Washington, D. C. Plumber's grap-
pling-tool ,
Thomas, AV^illiam H , Taylorsburg, Va. Churn
Thomas. William M.. assignor to Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Cartridge-shell for practice shooting ,
Thomason, Whiteford S , et al. (See Harris, William A. and B. S. H., assignors.)
Thomliuson, Arthur. (See Bierce and Thomlinson.)
Thomlinson, Arthur, assignor of one-half to W. W. Bierce, Montgomery, Ala. Valve-op-
erating mechanism "
No.
Thomlinson, John, Jr., and E. L. Kastholm, Chicago, 111. Planing-machine
Thomlinson, William R., Glasgow. Scotland. Foot- ball
Thompson, Alfred J., Kaufman, III. Dumping-wagon
Thompson, Allan P., Minneapolis. Minn. Cigar-tip cutter
Thompson, Allan P., and W. B. Murray, Minneapolis, Minn. Powder-receptacle .
.513,348
519,595
527,464
514,392
513,740
519,745
519,415
516,747
517,129
518,904
520,343
521,683
518,380
528,828
524,517
523,693
518,432
5-23,156
529,218
525,476
527,300
523,491
526,168
526,420
528,747
511,917
526,466
,530,137
516,065
512,410
520,714
520,812
520,813
520,944
519,779
519,360
531,482
.528,572
.521,300
531,345
516,319
523,135
520,460
517,557
527,028
528,898
528,827
519,746
531,233
512,570
529,428
.526,136
515,628
520,461
523,184
Date.
Jan. 23
May 8
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
May 15
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
May 22
June 19
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
July 31
Apr. 17
July 17
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
July 24
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Dee. 4
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
May 29
June 5
June 5
June 5
May 15
May 8
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
June 12
Dec. 25
Mar. 13
July 17
May 29
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
N V. 6
May 15
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
May 29
July 17
Monthly
volume.
2681
1190
1304
3363
1434
871
2342
2538
2464
1659
1650
554
954
2039
1735
1700
1246
267
1023
1-169
1910
389
323
2019
101
540
1131
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231
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947 222
1666 417
2652 641
232
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2038
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378
206
132
346
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641 ' 67
440 08
1415
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1756
606
776
272
766
833
719
1800
1940
509
1038
1531
334
747
852
554
350
352
892
1201
204
1443
1546
717
62
1559
1234
1553
226
1169
1215
1215
1262
844
702'
1716
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318
825
747
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1434
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§26
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continined.
Name, residence, and invention.
Thompson & Bushnell Company. (See Snow and Pierpont, assignors.)
Thompson, Caleb A., ami 0. G. Emshin-Uer, Tazewell, Va. Book-rest for hotel-registers .
Thompson, Charles, Fremont, Ohio. Shears
Thompson, Charles, Oswego F;ills, assignor of one-half to J. H. Case, Fulton, N. Y. Car-
truck .
Thompson, Cbarles A. (See La Pointe, Flanagan, and Thompson.)
Thompson, Charles "W., Antrim, 3S'". H. Kaisin-seeding mrtchine
Thomp.soii, Ciozier T.,Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Car-coupling
Thompson, David W., Chicago, 111. 'Thermostat
Thompson, E. N., administrator. (See Thompson, Frank T.)
Thomp.'ion, Edward, as-signor, bj- mesne assignments, to Titus-Gardner Paper and Manu-
facturing Company, Middletown, Ohio. Paper bag
Thompson, Eustace "N. (See Thompson, Frank T., assignor.)
Thompson, Eveline W., Boston, Mass. Extension traveling-bag
Thompson, Frank T., deceased, (E. N". Thompson, administrator,) assignor of one-half to
E. N. Thompson, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechani.sm for seaming and coiling sheet metal
Thompson, George A., and J. F. Schmadeke, Brooklyn, N. T. Speed-indicator and alarm
Thompson, George F., Minneapoliii, Minn. Vehicle-gearing
Thompson, George J. (See Crawford, Morgan, Jr., assignor.)
Thompson, George L., (Chicago, III. Kit for heating curling-irons, &c
^honipsnn, George L., Chicago, 111. Curling-iron ,
Thompson, George M., et al. (See Fowler, Charles M., assignor.)
Thompson, George T., Warsaw. Ky. Machine for tempering grain
Thompson, Georgo W., Leadville, Colo. Railway-spike
Thompson, Hakon, et al., executors. (See Syversen, Andreas)
Thompson, Harry, Brooklyn, assignor to himself, and J. F. Ambrose, New York, N. Y.
, Gar-brake
.Thompson, Henry. (See Doe, Walter S., assignor.)
Thompson, Henry H. (See Buzzo and Thompson.)
Thompson, Henry R., et al. (See Kempster,' Daniel E., assignor.)
Thompson, Isaac F., assignor of one-half to W. L. Palmer, San Francisco, Cal. Engine-;
, governor i
Thompson, Jacob, assignorof one-half to T. B. Montgomery, Benicia, Cal. Merry-go-round'
Thompson, Jacob W., «! ai. (See Hall and Baker, assignors.)
Thompson, James A., Galveston, Tex. Seed-planter
Thompson, James M., Stoneham, Mass. Boot or shoe
Thompson, Jobn D. G., London, England. Ventilating-fan
Thompson, Jobn S. W. (See Thomp.son, William H., assignor.)
Thompson, Jobn W., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-third to J. W. Branch, Al-
vord, Tex. Force-pump
Thompson, .Jonas A., Suffleld, Conn. Harness
Thompson, La Marcus A., Chicago, 111. Toboggan-slide
Thompson, Lucius A. (See Low and Thompson.)
Thompson, Mark S., New York, N. Y. Brazing or smelting apparatus
Thompson, Milton T. (See Gutierrez and Thompson.)
Thompson, Oliver E.. Ypsilanti, Mich. Root-cutter
Thompson, Oswald H., Philadelphia, Pa. Awning-lifter
Thompson, ParkerC, Elmira, N. Y. Electric-alarm operating mechanism
Thompson, Percy, et al. (See Fox, John C, assignor.)
'Thompson, Percy, et al. (See Warner, Frank A., assignor.)
Thompson, Peter M., Anaconda, Mont. Hay rake and loader
Thompson, Ralph P., Springfield, Ohio. Ca-sh-resister
Thompson, Ralph P., Springfield, assignor to C. W. Price, Greenfield, Ohio. Cash-r6gister
Thompson, Robert J., Grandin, Mo. Jack ,
Thompson, Robert J., Grandin, Mo. Metal-shears
Thompson, Robert R., Bloomington, 111. Mattress-stuffing machine .
Thompson, Robert W., Cleveland, Ohio. Ice-cutting trolley
Tliompson, Thomas. (See Brul6, Edward, assignor.)
Thompson, Thomas J. (See Priestone, Samuel L., assignor.)
Thompson, Thomas J., Chicago, 111., assignor to J. M. McDermid. Annunciator
Thompson, Ulysses G., and C. Wain, Oneida. Ohio. Fence-post
Thompson, William, et al. (See Austin. William H. assignor.)
Thomp.son, William, Chicago, 111. Book-cover
Thompson, William E. (See Alexander and Thompson.)
Thompson, William H., East Stroudsburg. Pa. Key -register
Thom)>sou. William H., assignor to J. S. W. Thompson, Morristown, N. J. Roller-bearing
for wheels '.
Thompson, William P. (See Van Gelder and Thompson.)
Thompson, William P., Liverpool, and P. Van Gelder, Sowerby Bridge, England; said Van
Gelder assisrnor to said Thompson. Dust-collector
Thompson, AVilscn, .St. Louis, Mo., assignor of two-thirds to H. C. Mosher, Galesburg, 111.,
and J. S. Beck with, Dunl.ap, Tenn. Kitchen-cabinet
Thorns, Ernest L., Ashby, Minn. Draft-enualizer
Thomsen, Max, assignor to M. Thomsen Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Curling-
Thomsen, Max, assignor to M. Thomson M.anufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Curlin"
Thomson, Alexander, Eitchburg, Mass. Hame-hook
Thomson Electric Welding Company. (See Lemp, Hermann, assignor.)
Thomson Electric Welding Company. (See Lemp and Anderson, assignors.)
Thomson Electric Welding Company. (See Lemp and Moody, assignors.)
Thomson Electric Welding Company. (Sre Lemp, Anderson, and Landmann, assignors.)
Thomson Electric Welding Company. (See Thomson and Harthan, assignors.)
Thomson, Elihn, Lynn, Mass. Electric furnace
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass. Electric meter
Thomson, Elihn, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electric-railway system
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Constructing commutators for dynamos or motors
N©,
521,483
523,930
514,873
514,6iS9
.525,062
528,189
519,398
515,928
523,694
.529,975
514,892
511,976
519,653
52H.013
519,511
512,588
512,411
514,393
518,014
512,412
525,928
.526,759
527,904
520,248
524,450
529,219
519,780
526,700
522,629
,521.9(17
521, .558
511.867
530,059
520,170
518,015
521,144
525,433
520,171
527,351
515,178
522,769
527.030
525,873
527,465
527,466
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Aug.. 28
Oct. 30:
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June 26
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May 22
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981
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220
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Oct. 16 ! 1307 319
521,901 June 26 2039 ; 491
513,602
520,811
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327
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Conuecticnt. Regnlation of alternating currents
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott. Mass.. assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Means for regulating alternating currents
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to 1 homson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Thomson, Elihu Swampscott, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Conneclicut, Means for preventing arcing in electric-power stations
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to Thomson- Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Eli'Ctnc reciprocating motor
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. System of electiical distribution
Thomson, Elilm, Lynn, Mass., as.signor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut Electro-expansion device '.
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-lighting system and apparatus
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric motor
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electiic Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric transformer
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Armature-winding
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York. J
Mode of cooling electric motors j
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Electric meter
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass,, assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Commutator for dynamoelectiic machines -
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, Mass., assignor to General Electiic Comiiany, of New York.
Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, as.signor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Alter-
nating-current electric motor
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Elec-
trical transformer
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, assimor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Meter
for recording meastirements of electric power
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Al-
ternating-current dynamo-electric machine
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Cur-
rent interrupter for high-potential circuits
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Dy-
namo-electric machine -
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Electiic-arc
lamp -
No.
Thomson, Elihu, Swampscott, and C. E. Harthan, Lynn, Mass., assignors to Thomson?
Electric Welding Company, of Maine. Chain-making machine >l
Thomson. Elihu, and E. W. Rice, Jr., Swampscott, Mass., assignors to General Electric?
Company, of New York. Means for neutralizing self-induction in alternating circuits. . \
Thomson, "Elihu, Swampscott, and E. W. Rice, Jr., Lynn, Mass., assignors to Thomson-
Houston Electric Company, of Connecticut. Electric incandescent lamp
Thomson, Henry C, Boston, Mass., assignor to Electric Gas Lighting Company, of Maine.
Electric annunciator
Thomson, Henry C, and G. J. Galhraith, Boston, Mass., assignors to Electric Gas Light-
ing Company, of Maine. Automatic set-back annunciator
Thomson-Houston Electric Company. (See Bassett, Norman C, assignor.)
Thomson-Houston Electric Company. (See Blackwell, Francis 0., assignor.)
~ (See Blackwell, Josiah L., assignor.)
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson- Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson- Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson- Houston Electric Company.
Thomson- Houston Electric Company.
Thoiuson-Houston Electric Company.
Thom.son-Houston Electric Company.
(See Ek.str6m, Axel, assignor.)
(SeeFiske, Jonathan P. B., assignor )
(See Haskins, Caryl D., assignor.)
(See Hopkins and Stehbins, assignors.)
(See Hunter, Rudolph M., assignor.)
(See .Jones. Arthur W"., assignor.)
(See Lerap. Hermann, assignor.)
(See Mix, Edgar W., assignor.)
(See Parshall, Horace F , assignor.)
(See Raffard, Nicolas J , assignor.)
(See Rice, Edwin W., Jr., assignor.)
(See Riddell, John, assignor.)
(See Spaulding, Hollon C assignor.)
(See Thomson, Elihu. assignor.)
(See Thomson and Rice, assignors.)
(See "Van Depoele, Charles J., assignor )
Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Thomson Hyiiraulic Company. iSe'e Thomson. .John, assignor.)
Thomson, Hugh, l\ew, near Melbourne, Victoria, Fire plug or hydrant
Thomson," Hugh, Tiew, Victoria. Strpet-hydrant
Thomson, Hugh, Kew. Victoria. Toolforcuttingrecesseson the insideof fireplug casings.
Thomson, .John, Brooklyn. N. Y. Disk water-meter
Thomson, .John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Neptune Meter Company, Newark, N.J.
Proportional water-meter
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Neptune Meter Company, Newark, N. J.
Die for the manufacture of crown gear-wheels
Thomson, .John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Neptune Meter Company, Newark, N. J.)
Disk wat er-meter (
Thomson, John. Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Neptune Meter Company, Newark, N.J.
Manufacturing hard-rubber articles .-
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Neptune Meter Company, Newark, N. J.i
Disk water-meter i
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, as.signor'to Neptune Meter Company, New York, N. Y., and
Newark, N. .J. Proportional water-meter ! .
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Thomson Hydraulic Company, Newafk, N. J.?
Compound intermittent water-meter I ." 5
516,846
516,847
518,290
520,809
520,810
519,076
523,695
525,369
526,109
528,188
510,848
518,291
521,685
523,019
525,035
516,849
516,850
521,684
522,241
522,865
523,696
525,034
512,848
513,349
529,429
525,874
529,144
515,410
523,492
523,493
514,171
512,632
520,194
520,195
520,196
520,197
515,378
512,849
Date.
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
June 5
.June 5
May 1
July 31
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
June 19
July 17
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
June 19
July 3
July 10
July 31
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
July 24
July 24
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
1844
1846
1474
87
90
237
2G44
86
1471
2550
1848
1475
1661
1460
1844
1849
1851
1660
113
1177
2645
1841
1888
2685
1637
982
1115
2376
2297
2299
320
1-187
2208
2210
2213
2215
2328
1900
437
437
368
20
21
56
655
23
343
618
438
C368
i369
390
363
450
438
438
390
27
293
656
450
446
447
448
C651
\ 652
389
220
270
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Gazette.
1829
1829
302
1214
1214
581
555
1166
1443
531
1829
302
1531
307
68 1045
66 I 1830
66 ' 1830
67 1531
68 : 22
238
555
1044
384
606
984
1342
69 ! 869
68
589 66 ! 1343
578 ! 68 ! 474
579 ; 68 i 474
76 66 : 913
359
66 292
538 I 67
C539 )
i540 5
578 \
(448 !
( 449 5
990
990
991
991
578 66 1335
386
328
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Thomson, Julius L. (See Hartmann and Thomson.)
Thomson, Kobert, assignor of one-fourth to J. Norwood, Brooklyn, N. T. Car-fender
Thomson, Kobert "W., Lynn, Mass., assignor to Globe Button-Hole Machine Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. , and Klttery, Me. Sewing-machine
Thomson, "William, Glasgow, Scotland. Apparatus for measuring and recording electrici
currents
Thomson, 'William, Glasgow, Scotland.
"Valve for water, .steam, or other liquids or gases . '
Telephone- calli
Thomson, "William B., assignor of one-half to S. Heermans, Chicago, 111
recorder
Thorn, Timothy S., Plainfield, N.J". Toy '.
Thomdyke. Thomas B., New York, N. Y. Dancing toy
Thome, "William V. S., St. Paul, Minn. Car-coupling
Thornhill, George T., Lochbuie, Scotland. Cartridge-stop for magazine-guns
Thornton, Albert O., Providence, E. I. Door-hanger
Thornton, Claude L., New York, N. Y. Razor-sharpening machine
Thornton, James, and A. B. "Woodard, "Wellsville, N. Y. Liquid-containing vessel.
Thornton, John E., and E. Pickard, Altrincham, England. Focal-plane shutter
Thornton, John E., and E. Pickard, Altrincham, England. Photographic-plate holder ...
Thorp, Thomas J., Forest Grove, Greg, Clutch
Thorpe, Kobert H., London, England. Apparatus for regulating hydraulic power
Then, Frank. (See Sudheimer, Thon, and Eichter.)
Thrasher, Benton C, assignor of five-eighths to W. B. Newton and A. N. Ewing, Vernon,!
Tex. Motor <
Threefoot, H. Marshall, et al. (See Page, Charles "W, and 0. P., assignors.)
Thrift, "William H., Dubuque, Iowa. Light-concentrator for dentists, surgeons, or others.
Throop, Ludentia. (See Kious, Jasper D., assignor.)
Thum, Hugo. (See Thum, Otto and H.)
Thum, Otto and H., Grand Eapids, Micb. Fly-paper holder
Thum, Otto and W., Grand Eapids, Mich. Sticky fly paper
Thum, "William. (See Thum, Otto and W.)
Thunhorst, Frederick J., assignor of one-half to C. J. "Weitershausen, Allegheny, Pa. Fire-
alarm appaiatus
Thury, Een6, assignor to Compagnie do I'lndustrie filectrique, Geneva, Switzerland. Dy-
namo electric machine
Thury, Ren6, assignor to Compagnie de I'lndustrie filectrique, Geneva, Switzerland. Regu-
lating device
Thurston, E, L., trustee. (See Forth and Glenzer, assignors.)
Thurston, Ernest A., Placerville. Idaho. Boot or shoe
Thurwanger, "William J. , Philadelphia, Pa. Sliding ladder ,
Thiiston, Eli A. (See Hays and Tbuston.)
Thuston, Eli A., Avondale, Ala., assignor of one-half to J. M. Bradley. Feed-water heater.
Thwaite, Ben,)amin H., London, England. High-temperature furnace for steel-melting ori
analogous purposes ...\
Thyll, Arthur, assignor to Electric Cutter Company, New York, N. Y. Cloth-cutting ma-
ch:
Thyll, Arthur K., assignor to Electric Cutter Company, New York, N. Y. Cloth-cutting
machine
Tibbals, Halsey J. (See Purvis, William B., assignor.)
Tichenor, Herbert W., Irvington, N. J. Self-feeding target-trap
Tickner, Herbeit F., and A. Butler, Mason, Mich. Mold for water-tanks
Tidball, Frank "W. (See Kichardson, HerlxM-t, assignor.)
Ticlland, William H., Nicollet, Minn. Grading and ditching machine
Tiefel. Charles G., assignor to G. C. Scbulz. Blooraington, 111. Toy parachute ,
Tiemann, Gustav G.. San Francisco, Cal. Purifying saccharine juices
Tierney, Daniel D., lone, Cal, Bale-tie twister and stretcher ,
Tierney , Thomas, Foxborough, Mass. Combined wrench and oiler
Tiffany, Eli, Bennington, Vt. Stop-motion for knitting-machines
Titfany, Eli, Bennington, Vt. St"p-motion for straight-knitting machines
Tiffany, EU, Bennington, Vt., and G. E. Parker, Amsterdam, N. Y., assignors to E. Tiffany
& Sons. Bennington, Vt. Quarter-saver for flat-rib knitting-machines
Tiffany, Ernest A., Dunmore, Pa. Preventing draft in coal-mines
Tiffany, George S., Tecumseh, Mich. Clay-working mill
Tiffany, Henry C, et al. (See Schad, Barnhard, as.signor.)
Tiffany, Lansing (J., Springfield, 111. Artificial frog for horses' feet
Tiffany & Sons. Eli. (See Tiffany and Parker, assignors.)
Tigner, Hope H., Stinson, Ga. Harrow
Tilden, George T., Milton, Mass. Dwelling
Tileston. Henry M., Kansas City, Mo. Ventilated eye-guard
Tilford, George H., and A. F. Bennett, Providence, R. I. Attachment for holding
jewels
Tllghman, Ben jamiu C, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Method of and apparatus for detecting and
measuring inflammable gases
Tillinghast, Frederick. (See Van Guysling, "^Valter F., assignor.)
Tillingliast, Henry G., Baltimore, Md. Soil or other pip» plug
Tillinghast Manufacturing Company. (See Tillinghast, Pardon "W., assignor.)
Tillinghast, Pardon "W., Providence, R. I., assignor to Security Pneumatic Tire Company,
Jersey City, N. J. Device for repairing pneumatic tires
Tillinghast, Pardon W., Providence, R,I.,"assignorto Tillinghast Manufacturing Company,
Providence, R. I., and Jersey City, N. J. Pneumatic tire and wheel-rim
Tillinghast, Pardon "W.. and F. Mallalieu, Providence, K. I. Pneumatic tire
Tilhnann & Bendel. (See Bain, Robert B., assignor.)
Tillou, Walter G. (See Dodge, Tillou, and Richards.)
Tilmann, Ernest, assignor of one-half to C. K. Lexow, New York, N. Y. Magneto-electric
machine
Tilmann, Ernest, assignor of one-half to C. K. Lexow, New York, N.Y.
trie <);• other lamps
Reflecter for elec-
No.
524,918
521,301
521,394
522,1';0
512,413
530,138
512,.'ig9
512,765
526,272
530.366
525 240
528,748
529,820
5:n,012
521,059
523,419
512,633
519,799
523,573
520,715
520,547
529,145
529,570
524,620
514,790
512,634
515,452
Date.
527,224 Oct.
Aug. 21
June 12
June 12
June 26
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
June 5
July 24
Jan. 9
May 15
Nov. 6
May 29
May 29
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1618
977
1136
2519
1135
104
1427
1754
1645
514
2200
395
2308
1631
551
2149
1489
1528
2797
1117
1895
1126
1362
1491
2443
892
519,512 May 8
518,292 Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
June 12
June 12
June 12
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
518,905
517,671
518,538
516,712
.528,574
.521,190
521,277
521,191
530,463
518,636
511,918
516,412
514,789'
513,603
521,192
524,361
521,835
516,691
528,451
521,740
523,247
.521,075
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
June 12
Aug. 14
June 26
513,741 Jan. 30 i 3364
1028
1476
2539
438
1909
16.30
90
777
925
779
667
2074
326
1114
1359
3133
781
689
1921
M -;
397
231
(268
}269
605
275
276 \ 66
277
68
27
344
416
387
127
536
94
5549
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387
129
(539
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(359
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(372
J 373
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747
676
270
451
277
(340
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360
(605
i606
216
830
249
369
628
105
"388"
23
182
219
182
165
(516
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67
67
67
67
66
69
67
67
67
69
76
183
168
460
264 I 66
769 I 66
67
67
Mar. 20 1 1594 ! 380
Oct. 30 I 3008
June 19 1749
July 17 1866
Aug. 7 178
727
415
66 1782
69 j 612
67 I 1549
68 i 381
40 68 i 694
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
329
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Tilmann, Ernest, assignor of one -half to C. K. Lexow, New York, N. Y. Reflector for
lamp s -■
Tilston, Edward, Manchester, England. Pedal for velocipedes
Tilton, Edwin B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Manifolding device
Tilton, James B., Fresno, Cal., assignorof one- third to A.. M. Jones, Detroit, Mich. Street-)
sweeper 5
Timberlake, John B., Jackson, Mich. Supported dith
Timbrel], George H. "W., and J. C. Fyfe; said Fyfe assignor and said Timbrell assignor of
one-eighth of his right to L. F. Kiniball and S. "W. Wright, Denver, Colo., and J. White,
Cleveland, Ohio. Incandescent electric lamp
Timhy, Theodore K., Washington, D. C. Apparatus for aging wines or distilled liquors . .
Timm, Charles, Morgan Park, assignor to Union Manufacturing and Plating Company,
Chicago, 111. Sprocket-wheel
Timm, Henry, New York, N. Y. Voltaic battery
Timmermann, William E., Chicago, 111. Puzzle
Timmins, William, Wilson ville, Nebr. Hame-tug
Timmis, William, Pittsburg, Pa. Eeoeptacle or tank for the storage of compressed air,
gas, &c
Timms, James, assignor to Buckeye Automatic Car Coupler Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Bailway-car
Timms, James, assignor to Buckeye Automatic Car Coupler Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Draft-iron for car-couplings ." '.
Tinder, James H. (See McNeill and Tinder.)
Tinglof, Carl, Boston, Mass. Wrench
Tinker, Fred W. (See Tinker, HoUis W., assignor.)
Tinker, HoUis "W., Nashua, N. H., assignor of one-half to F. "W. Tinker Springfield, Mass.
Locomotive-cab window or door
Tinker, Hollis W., Nashua, N. H., assignor of one-half to F. W. Tinker, Springfield, Mass.
Locomoti ve-cab or other window or door
Tinklepaugh, Jacob N., Kalkaska, Mich. Dish-cleaner
Tinley, James F., Burden, N. Y. Check-valve
Tinnerholm, August F., and C. F.Peterson, Schenectady, N. Y., a.ssignors to General Elec-
tcic Company, Boston, Mass. Manufacturing insulating material
Tinney, Isaac G., Youngstown, Ohio. Nut and bolt lock.".
Tinsley, Joseph B. , Anthony, Kans. Turn-table
Tintor6, Ignacio M., London, England. Eotary hair-brushing machine
Tipson, William A., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to Pacific Asphaltum Pipe Company, of
California. Pipe-joining device .'
Tipson, William A., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to Pacific Asphaltum Pipe Company, of
California. Eemoving artificial pipe from mandrels
Tipson, William A., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to Pacific Asphaltum Pipe Company, of
California. Pipe-making machine
Tirrell, Jacob P. (See Keith, Tirrell, and Willard.)
Tirrell, Jacob P., Boston, Mass., and J. W. Willard, Pittsford, Vt., assignors to Columbian?
. Automatic Vending-Machine Company, of Maine. Coin-controlled vending-machine... J
Tirrell, Jacob P., Boston, Slass., and J. tV. Willard, Pittsford, Vt., assignors to Columbian)
Automatic Vending-Machine Company, of Maine. Coin-controlled vending-machine. ..J
Tisch, L., et al. (See Marquart, Kudolf, assignor.)
Tisdale, Charles D., Boston. Mass., assignor to himself, and J. D. Gould, New York, N. Y.
Closed conduit for electric railways
Tisdale, Charles D., Boston, assignor to himself, J. D. Gould, East Boston, and C. Healey
and J. E. Jenkins, Lynn, Mass. Electric-railway system
Tisdale, Charles D,, Boston, Mas3.,assignor of five-sixths to J.D.Gould, New York, N.Y.,
C. Healey, and .J. E. Jenkins, Lynn, Mass. Electric-railway system
Tisdell, Abner G., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to J. L. Levy, New York, N. Y. Photo-
graphic-camera shutter -
Titcomb, George H., Boston, Mass. Dredging-machine
Titcomb, George H., Boston, Mass. Dredging-machine
Titcomb, George H., Boston, Mass. Dredging-machine
Titcomb, George H., assignor to United States Standard Heating Company, Boston, Mass.
Steara-lieatingsy stem for rail way trains
Titcomb, John W. (See Pearsons,' Fillmore A., assignor.)
Titsworth, David E., el al. (See Brooks, John, assignor.)
Titsworth, Joseph M., et al. (See Brooks. John, assignor )
Titus-Gardner Paper and Manufacturing Company. (See Thompson, Edward, assignor.)
Titns, John C , assignor of one-half to W. C. Schmidt, New Bremen, Ohio. Dry-kiln for
potteiy .'
Toal, Hugh. (See Lowther, Toal, and Hay.)
Tobener. Mary, Gold Hill, Nev. Fabric-folding attachment for sewing-machiaes
Tobey, Fred W.. Grand Rapids, Mich. Combined desk support and hinge
Tobey, Fred W"., and D. W. Tower, assignors to Grand Rapids Brass Company, Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. Mirror-ad.justing device
Tobey, William L., Bo.ston, Mass. Street-sweeper
Tobey, William L., assignor to Universal Street Sweeping Machine Company, Boston,
Mass. Street-sweeper
Tobias, Theodore. Pierpoint, S. D. School seat and desk
Toliin, -Tames, Indianapolis, Ind. Car-fender
Tobin, John, assignor to John Tobin Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J. Cotfee-pot.
Todd, Albert H., Seuatobia, Miss. Lamp-lighter..
Todd, Albert M., Kalamazoo, Mich. Process of and apparatus for distilling and refining
volatile, substances and essential oils
Todd Cotton Harvester Company. (See Todd. George N.. assignor.)
Todd, George N., Chicago, III., assignor to Todd Cotton Harvester Company. Cotton-har-?
vester ^
Todd, Marquis J., BnfFalo, N. Y. Spring-tooth harrow
Todd, Marquis J., Buffalo, N. Y. Spring-tooth harrow
Todd, Marquis J., assignor to Pitts Agricultural Works, Buffalo, N.Y. Spring-tooth har-
row
Todd, Marquis J., assignor to Pitts Agricultural W'orks, Buffalo, NiY.'Harrow ."...!
Todd, William A., New York, N. Y. Gas-stove
No.
524,076
512,525
530,806
517,709
514,205
514,739
527,564
519,781
522,127
526,467
519,030
517,777
514,634
530,211
523,020
516,244
516,245
524,621
514,098
522,242
518,974
521,060
528,044
518,556
518,557
518,558
523,384
523,385
526,468
517,940
518,293
520,972
515,029
515,379
516,066
522,681
520,869
511,977
520,462
520,548
524,875
52,'), 751
518,166
521,741
.523,331
521,516
515,889
529,430
516,951
517,672
513,372
527,352
530,139
Date.
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Feb. 0
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
May 15
June 26
Sept. 25
May 1
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
July 17
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
July 3
May 1
June 5
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 24
July 24
Sept. 25
Apr 10
Apr. 17
June 5
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
July 10
June 5
Jan. 2
May 29
May 29
Aug. 21
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
June 19
Sept. 18
June 19
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Monthly
volume.
180
1331
1280
390
1282
1457
1496
2438
2020
150
1102
238
1462
838
1127
193
115
61
553
2300
1935
1936
1937
2087
2090
2021
855
1477
41
321
309
:119
' 120
93
319
;354
! 355
362
587
481
36
151
274
59
364
196
196
277
44
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478s,
479
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< 525 i I
J 526 i 5
;.525
1526 I
;526
I 527 I '
482
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394 95,96
1736 433
2330 l^l
541 ; 126
867 ! 214
208
419
2655
47 67
97
642
2798 j 676 \ 67
1547 379 , G8
745 173
1246 312
17,52 416
1752 415
1375 320
245
58 66
1639 fggj 1 09
2022 \l]l 1 66
438 106 67
2723 661 66
1106 270 I 69
106 ; 27 I 69
694
263
1464
96
927
1112
844
1692
1559
565
118
1078
1259
307
1624
1625
885
891
22
547
1297
470
385
385
385
439
440
1560
178
303
1269
1212
1.335
1553
183
1235
80
1090
1116
974
1300
242
1549
1499
1479
1499
984
1862
84
613
219
1234
330
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Tofi, Hans J. H., Copenhagen, Denmark. D vice for stopping unruly horses
TolaLd, Marcellus E,., and J. F. Conkey, San Jacinto, Cal. Blotter attachment for check-
hoolcs
\
Tolar, Oames W., "Wilksburg, andB. D. Langston, Goss, Miss. Car-couplinj
Toledo Machine and Tool Company. (Sfe Danielson, Gustave F., assignor.)
Toles, Wallace H. (See Toles, Wilford C. and \V. H.)
Toles, Wilford C. and W. H., Chicago, 111. Eapid-acting vise
ToUner, Charles, Pulaski, N. T. Spool-hox
Tolluer, Hufio. Brooklyn, N. T. Book-carrier
Tollner, Rudolph E., and C. N. Potter, Brooklyn, UT. T. Pneumatic tire
Toliuan, Edward K., Worcester, Mass. Kegistering and canceling ballot-box ,
Tolman, Elijah. Jr., assignor of one-fourth to E. Tolman, Taunton, Mass. Barber's shears.
Tolman, George H. C, New Haven, Conn. Coach-lamp
Tolman, Martha A., administratrix. (See Howe, Patrick, assignor.)
Tolmie, George, Carbon. W"yo. Tent
Tom, Edward A. (See Tom, Joseph C. and E. A.)
Tom, Joseph C. and E. A., Pontotoc, Tex. Pump
Tomb, Frank B., et al. (See Curry, James H., assignor.)
Tomer, John S., Pittsburg, Pa. Rail-cleaner and car-fender
Tomkins, Edward B , et al. (See Marqnart, Rudolf, assignor.)
Tomkins, Mark H., New York, N. Y. Indicating-machine
Tomlinson, Charles B., et al. (See Grieser, Henry, assignor.)
Tomlinson, James, Granby, Canada. Apparatus tor dispensing liquors, &c
Tomlinson, James, Detroit, Mich. Pickle-barrel
Tomlinson, James, Detroit, Mich. Veneer-coiling machine
Tomlinson, James A. (See Milligan and Tomlinson.)
Tomlinson, Jolin D., Rochdale, England. Machine for raising the surface of textile fabrics
Tomlinson, RoyalD., New York, N. Y. Damper- regulator for steam-boilers
Tompkins, Albert and I., Troy, N. Y. Adjustable supporting device for knitting-machine
presser-wheels, &c -
Tompkins, Charles H. (See Palmer, Alfred "W., assignor.)
Tomi)kiri3, Edward B., et al. (See Marquart, Rudolf, assignor.)
Tomjikins, George A., Cortland, N. Y. Manufacturing dental plates
Tompkins, Ida G. (See Tompkins, Kilhourne, assignor.)
Tompkins, Ira. (See Tompkins, Albert and I.)
Tompkins, Kilbourne, assignor to I. G. Tompkins, New York, N. Y. Coin pocket-book. ..
Tompkins. William M., assignor of one-half to A. H. Manwaren, Philadelphia, Pa. Spark
shield or protector for electric-arc lamps
Tomsa, Vdclav, Prague, Austria-Hungary. Mechanical movement
No.
Tomsa, Tiiclav, Prague, Austria-Hungary. Shuttle and needle operating mechanism.
Tonge, John, et al. (See Williams, Frederick W., assignor.)
Tongen, A. H., et al. (See Eoehm, William H., assignor.)
Tonk Manufacturing Company. (See York, Phineas H., assignor.)
Tonkin, John J., Oswego, N. Y. Steam boiler
Tonks, Joseph, Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Breakdown gun
Tenner, William E. (See Lind.say, Tonner, and Losvmiller.)
Tonus. Lewis N., Eriastina, assignor of two-thiids to E. H. Hall, Brooklyn, and G. H. Al-
len, New Yoik, N. Y. Marine vessel
Toobe, HeinrichL. B. (See Praunegger, Ferdinand, assignor.)
Toohey, Cornelius, San Francisco, Cat. Tea chest and attachment
Toole, Alpha W. (See Miller, William V, assignor.)
Toole, James E,, Northumberland, Pa, Conduit electric railway
Toomey, Samuel, Canal Dover, Ohio. Sulky '.
Topley, Willis K., South Williamsport, Pa. Decarbonizing steel
Toppan, Frank W. (See Gilliland and Toppan)
Torbert, John B., et al. (See Hersh, Elmer E., assignor.)
Torchiani, Harry, New York, N. Y. Pitching-machine
Torcbiani, Harry, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for lacking beer
Torkelson, ReinhardT., assignor of one-half to J. C. Speirs, Worcester, Mass. Bicycle-
saddle
Tornaghi, Angelo, Sydney, New South Wales. Apparatus for amalgamating and concen
trating.
Tornaghi, Angelo, Sydney, New South Wales. Apparatus for pulverizing and amalgam-
ating.
Tornblom, Emil, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined seat and seesaw
Torrey, Charles L. (See Torrey, Silas and C. L.)
Torrey, Jay L., Embar, Wyo. Branding-iron
Torrey, Jay L., Embar, Wyo. Saddle-blanket
Torrey, Silas and C. L., assignors of one-fourth to G. K. Detwiler, Toledo, Ohio.
Steam-
engine.
Seal.
Torsch, Edward L., assignor to Torsch & Lee, Baltimore, Md.
Torsch & Lee. (See Torsch, Edward L., assignor.)
Totman, John J., assignor of one-half to E. G. Wheeler, Amsterdam, N.Y. Sash-balance.,
Totten, Charles A. L., Milt'ord, Conn. Apparatus for playing games
Toften, Joseph, Hillhurn, N. Y. Time lock for money-drawers
Totten, Robert D., et al. (See Barr, John tJ., Jr., assignor.)
Touchstone, James N. (See Click, Washington B. and I. A., assignors.)
Toulmin, Charles T., New York, N. Y. Water heater or boiler....
Toulouse, Bernard, and J. Delorieux, San Francisco, Cal. Olive-mill
Tourasse, Paul, assignor to E. Cr6gut, La Bridoire, France. Wire-gauze for paper-machines
Toumel, L6on D., Paris, France. Vitreous mosaic
Toil ley, Edgar M., Jamestown, N. Y. Trolley
Touzelin, Emmanuel C. B., Argenteuil, France. Windmill
Tower, Clinton A., assignor to National Malleable Castings Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Car-coupling
Tower, Daniel L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Type-writing machine
Tower, Daniel W. (See Tobey and Tower.)
Tower, Daniel W., assignor to Grand Rapids Brass Company, Grand Rapids, Mich. Ward-
robe-hook
514,100
526,121
524,919
528,190
526,f'76
530,291
517,312
52S,191
517,969
526,877
513,841
517,902
530,807
523,735
526,591
531,603
.531,604
526,421
515,030
513,157
517,151
522,809
525,929
514,791
514,792
526,062
514,574
522,630
526,511
527,301
522,631
528,214
514,172
519,513
523,386
513,158
515,453
514,521
520,503 i
530,864 '
519,850- 1
521,427
519,893 ;
526,469
531,346
,521,995
527,905
,520,906
523,3e7
520,973
527,738
52.,092
520,172
Date.
Feb. 6
Sept, 18
Aug. 21
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Deo. 11
July 31
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
July 10
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
July 10
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
July 10
Oct. 30
Feb.
May
July 24
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
May 29
Dec. 11
May 15
June 12
May 15
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
June 26
Oct. 23
•Tune 5
July 24
June 5
Oct. 16
June 5
May 22
525,752 Sept. 11
Monthly
volume.
196
1392
1621
2557
345
3c2
2647
2559
916
346
3514
795
1281
2719
2199
2688
2690
1941
1738
2381
2376
1101
1061
1363
1365
1285
996
791
2082
1025
791
2603
322
1031
2093
2382
2445
913
2726
1370
1605
1198
1562
2022
2242
2231
2040
279
2094
400
1742
609
2173
324
397
619
85
94
632
620
229
865
309
I 673
! 674
526
645
645
463
439
514
562
241
^341
I 312
,342
I 343
[297
1298
251
198
496
i49
198
77
249
527
575
606
231
661
327
392
284
382
482
535
536
489
07
97
421
144
(529
)530
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Gazette.
C6
69
66 I 517
66 I 1946
j
68 ': 224
I
68 ' 1356
1128
j68 1410
66 I 1058
748 174 68 1300
1654
423
1248
440
1270
352
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
331
Name, residence, and invention.
Tower, George A., Richmond, Va. Sealing; device for valves, &c
Tower, George A., Richmond, Va. Trousers clasp or guard
Tower, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Vise
Tower, Orville R., North Greenfield, Wis. Overshoe-securer
Towne, Edgar B. and F. S., Kingston, N. T. Car-fender
Towne, Franklin S. (See Towne, Edgar B. and F. S.)
Towne, Henry R., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Convertible bearing for screw pulley-blocks
Towne, Henry R., Stamford, Conn., assignorto Safetj' Car Heating and Lighting Company,
of New Jersey. Apparatus for heating railway-cars
Towne, Henry R., assignor to Yale &, Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.^
Pawl-and -ratchet mechanism S
Townsend, Charles H., et al. (See Grisham, "Wiley M., assignor.)
Townsend, Cort., Apollo, Pa., assignor of one-half to E. E. Cline and M. F. Taylor, Canton,
Ohio. Attachment for adjusting rolls of rolling-mills "
Townsend. Jonathan H. (See Davis, John F., assignor.)
Towaon, Morris S., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to A. G. Wheeler, Chicago, 111. Electric-
railway cotiduit
Toye, William H. R., assignor of one-half to G. N. Wright, Philadelphia, Pa. Fretted mu-
sical instrument - .
Toye, William H. R., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Simultaneous Chromogravure Printing
Machine and Manufacturing Company, Camden, N. J. Multiple-color-printing machine
Toye, WilliaTii H. R., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Simultaneous Chromogravure Printing.
Machine and Manufacturing Company, Camden, N. J. Registering attachment for
printing-pliites for printing-machines
Tracy, Edward A., Boston, Mass., assignor to American "Wood Pulp Company, of Maine.
Splint and splint fabric 1
Tracy, J.ames B (See Chase and Tracy.)
Tracy, Milton S., Glastonbury, Conn. Culinary vessel
Tracy, Tliomas E., Kansns City, Mo. Extension-cane rule
Tracy, William P., Grand Rapids, Mich. Base for furniture
Trag'ethon, Arne S.. Kensett, Iowa. Brace and guide for windmill pump-rods
Trainer, John AV., Fort Wayne, Ind. Reed-organ ,
Trainer, John W., Fort Wayne, Ind. Reed-organ
Trakofler, Gregor, Pittshurg, Pa. Wrench
Trails, Lebeiecht, Dux, A ustria-Hungary. Obtaining fertilizers from waste lyes
Traner, G. H. (See Arch, Charles W., assignor.)
Tranquilli. Raffaele, Rome, Italy. Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Transue, Frank, et al. (See Blaine, George E., assignor.)
Tranter. Benjamin, assignor of one-half to W. Burton, Brooklyn, N. T. Car-fender
Trapbagen, (jeorge"W., assignorto C.E. Childs, L. S.Davis, P.P. Nichols, and J.E.Riley,
Northampton, Mass. Forming dental plates
Trapp, Edward A., Chicago, 111. Dumping-car
, Chicago, 111. Dumping-car
, New York, N. Y. Dumping-car
Trapp, Samuel M., assignor to DonauTrapp Climax Gas Producer Company, Chicago, 111.
Regeneratingfurnace
Trapp, Samuel M., assignor to DonauTrapp Climax Gas Producer Company, Chicago, HI.?
Furnace 5
Trask, Charles H., Lynn, Mass. Heel-trimming machine
Trask, Charles H., Lynn, Mass. Milling-machine ;
Trapp, Edward A.,
Trapp, Edward A.,
Trask, Charles H., Lynn, Mass. Griuding-machine
Trask, Henry C, "Vienna, Me. Car-coupling
Traun, Heinrich, Hamburg, Germany. Vulcanizing hard-mbber articles
Traut, Ezra H., Erie, Pa. Kitchen-cabinet
Traut & Hine Manufacturing Company. (See Adams, George E., assignor.)
Traut, Justus A., Hartford, Conn. Clasp
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, Conn. Plane
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, Conn.
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, C!onn.
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, Conn.
Traut, Justus A., New Britain. Conn.
512,071
512,239
530,734
523,296
515,179
518,869
522,128
529,129
522,947
517.673
516.513
527,007
519,514
519 361
.527,467
523,136
528,999
Level
Level
Level
Plane
Traut, Justus A., and C. Bodmer, New Brit.iin, Conn.; said Bodmer assignorto said Traut.
Plane
Traveler's Portfolio Company. (See Dozier, Lewis D., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Traver, J"hn H., Aspen, Colo. Pulverizing-machine
Travers, Herman R., and C. Petersen, Baltimore, assignors to J. E. Norwood, Sykesville,
Md. Mohler's flask '.
Travis, AVilliam H., Philadelphia, Pa. Impression-hammer for type-wiiting machines
Treadway, William T. (See Atwoort and Treadway.)
Treat, Cornelius A. {See Shepard, Sylvander C, assignor.)
Treat, Francis H. , Chicago, 111. Transfer-table for rolling-mills
Treat, Francis H., Chicago, 111. Steam-boiler ..
Treiber, Jacob C, Beaver, Pa. Fireplace-heater
Treiber, Theodore R., assignor to D. A. Mudge, Chicago, 111. Water-closet
Tremain, Charles W., Portland, Oreg. Steam-stamp..
Tremaine, Edward G. (See Reid. Samuel, assignor.)
Trem'GIay, Eucher. (See Gale and Tremhlay.)
Tremmei, Leonard, Walton, N. Y. Cellar- window
Trench, (iharles, Boston, Mass. Oil-burner
Trench, John T.. Dublin, Ireland. Adju.stable wrench
Trenner, Alfred B., Cincinnati, Ohio. Safety-stop for oars
Trent, Eugene F., Jersey City, N. J. Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Trent, Eugene F., Jer.sey City, N. J. Lamp
Trent, Eugene F., Jersey City, N. J.
Trent, Eugene F., Jersey City, N. J.
529,976
518,126
526 332
513,446
513,447
525,727
523 088
523,089
521,770
530,292
514,291
528,264
.527.629
511,820
516.413
523.021
523,022
523,033
528, b29
515,063
512,635
514,101
513,543
510,460
520,945
513,^42
524,655
515,380
523,137
520,093
520,094
.512,341
519,851
519,852
519,853
519,854
Date.
Mar. 20
July 24
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Dec. U
July 17
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
June 26
June 26
July 10
Apr. 3
Mar, 13
Oct. 2
May 8
May 8
Oct. 16
July 17
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Sept 18
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Sept 11
July 17
July 17
June 19
June 19
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Mar, 13
July 17
July 17
July 17
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
F^b. 6
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
June 5
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
July 17
May 22
May 22
•Jan. 9
May 15
May 15
Ma J- 15
May 15
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332
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Trent, Powhatan G., Sr., Roanoke, Ala. Portable fence
Treseder, James, Viola, Wis. Carpet-stretcher ,
Tresidder, Tolmie J., Sheifield, England. Apparatus for use in chilling armor-plates
Tresidder, Tolmie J., Sheffield, England. Manufacture of armor-plates
Tretheway, William E., Stockton, Cal. Hoisting device ,
Trevithick, Alfred E., St. Henri, Canada. Street-clearing apparatus
Trevor, Francis N. (See Trevor, William W. and F. N.)
Trevor, James E. (See Cooley, Noble, and Trevor.)
Trevor, William W., Lockport, N. T. Machine for turning barrel-heads
Trevor, William W. and F. N., Lockport, N. Y. Machine for barking logs
Trewhella, Benjamin, Jr. (See Trewbella, William and B., Jr.)
Trewhella, William and B., Jr., Newbury, Victoria. Hanger
Trexler, David L., assignor to J. L. Peacock, Lexington, N. C. Chair-brace
Tribbett, Francis M., Abingdon, 111. Device for opening or closing farm-gates automati-
cally
Trillich, Heinrich, assignor to Kathreiner's Malzkaffee Fabriken mit Beschraenkter Haf-
tung, Munich, Germany. Preparing substitutes for coffee
Trimble, James A., New York, N. Y. Signal-light for street-cars
Trimble, James A . , New York, N. Y. Doorhanger wheel
Trimble, William D., Baltimore, Md. Insulator ,
Trimout Manufacturing Company. (See Vinton, John H., assignor.)
Triphagen, Charles H., Portland,' Mich. Mop
Triplett, M. F. (See Hornberger, Curtis, assignor.)
Tripp, Jacob W., Salt Lake City, UtaliTer. Plane
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y. Shuttle actuating mechanism for sewing-machines
Tripp, .John, Genoa, 111. Tire-tightener
Tripp, Seth D., Lvnn, Mass. Wrapping-machine
Tripp, Willard F." (See Smith and Tripp. )
Tripp, William J., New York, N. Y. Bearing
Tripp, William J., New York, N. Y. Kevoluble sectional journal-bearing
Triumph Manufacturing Company. (See Barnard, George L., assignor.)
Troast, William F., and S. E. Slaymaker, assignors to Slaymaker, Barry & Co., Lancaster,
Pa. Padlock
Trojan Button Fastener Company, Incorporated. (See Ham, Albert W., assignor.)
Tropeuas, Alexandre, Paris, France. Converter
Tropical Cocoanut Company. (See Closson, Nelson A., as.signor.)
Troplowitz, Oscar, Hamburg, Germany. Preparing topical remedies
Trory, James T. (See Bates, John W., assignor.)
Trory, James T., Biooklyn, N. Y. Bone-black kiln
Trott, Warren E., Brooklyn N. Y. Tobacco-pipe
Trotter, Andrew W., near Petersville, Ind. Furrow-closing attachment for corn-planters
Trounson, John, Miners ville. Pa. Drilling-machine
Trout, Carver C. Sharon, Pa. Combination- tool
Trouv6, Gustavo, Paris, France. Fishing-net
Trowbridge, Charles S. (See Euphrat, Theophile, assignor.)
Trowbridge, Edwin, et al. (See Nickerson, Hiram B., assignor.)
Troxel, Thomas. (See Bowen and Troxel.)
Troxler, Gustavus, Jr., Newark, N. J. Game apparatus
Troy Laundry Machinery Company. (See Conkling and Buell, assignors.)
Troyer, Nelson, Astoria, Oreg. Die for form log can-head.s
Tru'ax, Charles H., Chicago, 111., assignor of one-half to G. E. Marks, New York, N. Y.i
Artificial leg
Trube, Margaret V., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sad-iron
Trndel, Henri, Montreal, Canada. Fire-alarm hut
True, George A., Detroit, Mich. Overhead traveling crane
True, William, Pepperell, Mass. Weather-strip
Truesdale, W. H., et al. (See Williams, Frederick W., assignor.)
Truesdell, Engine E. P., Belvidere, 111. Oscillating steam-engine
Truesdell, George, Washington, D. C. Railway transfer-ticket
Truitt, OwenK', Washington, D. C. Regulating device for moistening leaves of press-
copy books
Truitt, Shorter H, (See King and Truitt.)
Truland, William L., Lansingburg, N. Y. Rail-sanding apparatus
Trull, William E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company,
Biidgcpoit, Conn. Shuttle for sewing-machines
Trumble, Chaunrey B , assignor of one-half to H. G. Moe, Groton, N. Y. Animal-trap
Trumble, Chauncey B., assignor to H. G. Moe and G. M. Trumble, Groton, N. Y. Cata-
pult
Trumble. Geanie M., ef aJ. (See Trumble, Chauncey B., assignor.)
Trumbull, Andrew. (See Punzelt, Edward E., assignor.)
Trump, Edward N., and J. E. Sweet, Syracuse, N. Y. Compressor or vacuum-pump
Trunipy, Jakob, Hagen, Germany. Storage-battery system of distribution
Trumpy , .Jakob, Hagen , Germany. Storage-battery system of distribution
Trumpy, Jakob, Hagen, Germany. Storage-battery system ,
Truscoft, John S. (See Winge, Alf L., assignor.)
Truslow & Co. (See Triislow, Fredericli C, assignor.)
Truslow &. Co. (See Truslow, James L., Jr., assignor.)
Truslow, Frederick C, Brooklyn, assignor to Truslow & Co., Brooklyn and New York, i
N. Y. Machine for culling corks ;
Truslow, Frederick C, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Truslow & Co., Brooklyn and New
York, N. Y. Machine for making hollow corks
Truslow, James L., Jr., Summit, N. J., assignor to Truslow & Co., New York, N. Y. In-
sulating composition
Tubacli, Emil F., DusiiOre, Pa. Box-fastening
Tubach, Emil F., Dushore, Pa. Device ibr packing furniture ,
Tubba, Nelson J., Front Royal, Va. Triple-cylinder steam-engine
Tucek, Mary, New York, N. Y. Breast-supporter
Tucker, Carrie B.. et al., executors. (See Roberts, Cyrus )
Tucker & Dorsey Manufacturing Company. (See Tucker, William H., assignor.)
Tucker. George'W., Moberly, Mo. Combined stalk-cutter, roller, and seed-planter
No.
511,978
513,84:t
529,050
525,875
525,635
531,400
517,990
523,558
517,313
523,821
513,252
512,921
521,225
527,254
512,492
516,780
527,565
.513,159
516,136
515,629
531,483
513,160
511,919
527,906
523,248
527,186
516,067
516,9.52
513,742
528,350
516,994
531,451
527,133
520,583
530,808
517,078
527,468
515,150
512,414
516,953
527,630
512,526
524,228
516,852
517,903
511,821
511,822
519,077
520,744
523,297
522,745
512,766
518,167
511,868
525,241
514,522
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 2 419
Mar. 13 ! 1402
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
3.n7
957
983
521
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
July 24
Mar. 27
July 31
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
June 12
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
July 17
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Jan. 30 ! 3366
Oct. 30 2828
Mar. 20
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
May 29
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Mar. 20
2332
2401
2649
2868
2543
2023
842
941
1287
1738
1459
2384
639
2722
2485
2385
327
2042
1868
829
543
2024
Apr. 10
Jan. 2 112
Jan. 2 114
May 1 238
May 29 [ 3129
July 17 I 1945
July 10 ' 1001
Jan. 16 1756
Apr. 10 1247
Jan. 2 ; 196
Aug. 28 2202
97,98
333
866
226
221
(125
il26
556
240
601
622
712
2092
243^
743
2859
1282
2260
1310
1974
1141
2027
1567
1331
442
1854
796
(479
H80
197
228
309
409
355
576
150
677
592
576
77
Feb. 13
913
416
313
48.49
536
231
Official
Gazette.
469
201
127
479
830
684
580
;183
I 184
692
;309
I 310
534
320
492
277
479
379
321
104
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(200
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
333
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Tucker, John, New York, N. T. TJrinal
Tucker, Joseph J., et al. (See Billings, George "W., assignor.)
Tucker, .Joseph J., et al. (See Childs, Charles H., assignor.)
Tucker, llajor. (See Kyckman and Tucker.)
Tucker 'William H., assignor to Tucker &. Dorsey Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis,
Ind. Caster
Tucker. William W., Hartford, Conn. Hubblank-making machine .
Tuckerman, George T. (See Tuckerman, .John B. and G. T.)
Tuckerman, John B. and G. T., Cassville, N. Y. Corn-harvester
Tuckerman, John B. and G. T., Cassville, N. Y. Machine for harvesting corn
Tudor, John C, Baltimore, Md. Cycle-lamp and support
Tufts, James W., Medford, and W. Helmer, assignors to American Soda Fountain Com-
pany. Boston, Mass. Automatic heat-regulator for hot-soda apparatus
Tulliiis, Julius, New York, N. Y. Motive power for bicycles or similar machines
Tunnard. Henry S.. Kugby, and A. M. Keays, London, England. Automatic fire-alarm
svstem .
Tunnell, John D., assignor of one-half to J. R. Wheatley, Amarillo, Tex. Car-coupling
Turck, Frederick M, assignor, by mesne assignments, to H. J. Hewlett, trustee, Brook-^
lyn, N. Y Paper box and locking device therefor \
Turck, Frederick M., assignor, by mesne assignments, to H. J. Howlett, trustee, Brook-
lyn, N Y. Paper box
Turck, Richard, LUdenscheid, Geimany. Nursing-bottle
Turley, TheodoreJ., Nashville, Tenn. Chromatic-printing device
TurubuU, Charles, Jr.. North Shields, England. Electric bell
TurnbuU, Charles. Jr., North Shields, England. Electric bell
Turnbull & CuUerton. (See Turnbull, George A., assignor.)
TnrnbuU, Edward, Passaic, N. J. Apparatus for dyeing
Turnbull, George A., assignor to Turnbull & CuUerton, Chicago, 111. Metallic lathing ...
Turnbull, Joseph W., Pascagoula, Miss. Incandescent electric lamp
Turnbull, .Joseph W., assignor oi three-fifths to C. Boster, Pascagoula, Miss., andE. F.
Del Bondio, New Orleans, La. Reflector for electric lamps
Turnell, Edward, Elm Creek, Nebr. Band-cutter and feeder
Turner, Atnnzo B., and H. A. Mc Mullen, Mount Savage, Md. Copying-book
Turner, Calvin G., "Wilmington, Del. Device for securing piston-rods to cross-heads
Turner, Charles "W. S., Middlehurg, Va. Pneumatic tubing
Turner, Cornelius S. (See Struble and Turner.)
Turner, Edward H., Minneapolis, Miun. Nursing-bottle
Turner, Fred E. (See Turner, 'William A. and F^E.)
Turner, George, and J. M. H. "V^enour, London, England. Wheel
Turner, Henry E., etal. (See Weale, Henry P., assignor.)
Turner, Henry H. (See Leber. Victor, assignor.)
Turner, Henry H., assignor to GundlachOpticalCompany, Rochester, N.Y. Photographic
shutter
Turner, James H., Pewee Valley, Ky. Locomotive oiler
Turner, John E. (See Garst, Dudley, as.si,gnor.)
Turner, .John T., Jamestown, N. D. ' Drenching-bottle
Turner, .Jonah, assignor of one-fourtli to D. Colclasure, Blendsville, Mo. Wheel
Turner, Leonard R., Sing Sing, assignor to Southern Cotton Harvester Company, New]
York, N. Y. Cotton-harvester <
Turner, Leonard R., Sing Sing, assignor to Southern Cotton Harvester Company, New York,
N. Y. Cotton-harvester
Turner, Lewis A., and H. C. Fletcher, assignors to H. W. Armstrong and B. Gibson, Los
Angeles, Cal. Trap ;
Turner, Mortimer O., Marquette, Mich. Combined dosecup and bottle
Tui-ner, Moses, trustee. (See Ranuey, Darwin D., assignor.)
Turner, 0. M., et al. (See Lilleberg, Charles L., assignor.)
Turner, Ora N., Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Commutator-
connector
Turner, Robert C, Steubenville, Ohio. Apparatus for purifying water or aging liquors . . .
Turner, Robert L., Indianapolis, Ind. Tail piece for musical instruments
Turner, Robert R, Columbus, Ohio. Boiler-furnace and smoke-consumer
Turner, Samuel H. (SeeMcTurner, Boren, and Turner.)
Turner, Shoubel C, Oakdale, Pa. Pump for oil wells
Turner, AValter* London, England. Pneumatic tired wheel
Turner, William A., assignor to E. Converse, VVorcester, Mass. Die-press
, assignor to E. Converse, Worcester, Mass.
, assignor to E. Converse, Worcester, Mass.
assignor lo E. Conver.>e, Worcester, Mass.
assignor to E. Couver,«e, Worcester, Mass.
assignor to E. Converse, Worcester, Mass,
Turner, William A.,
Turner, William A.,
Turner, William A.,
Turner, AVilliam A ,
Turner, William A.
Ballcock valve
Ball-cock valve . . .
Ball-cock valve. ..
Sheet-metal knob.
Ball-cock valve. . -
Self-closing faucet-
Turner, William A , assignor to E. Converse, Worcester, Mass.
Turner, William A , assignor to H. A Fowler, J. H. Lingley, Worcester, and S. Fowler,
Northbridge. Mass. Adjustable curtain-rod
Turner, William A. and F. E., Maiden, Mass. Means for raising sunken vessels
Turnei, William D., Fergusson's Wharf, Va. Thill-coupling
Turney Electric Manufacturing Company. (See Crowdus, "Walter A., assignor.)
Tumey Electric Manufacturing Company (See Turney, Eugene T., assignor.)
Turney, Eugene T., assignor to Turney Electric Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Cigar-lighter
Tumey, Frederick N., Nottingham, England. Apparatus for extracting oil from wool
Turnofsky, Carl, assignor to Berliner Gussstahl.Fabrik und Eisengiesserei Hugo Hartung
Actien-Gesellschaft, Berlin, Germany. Grate-bar
lurpin, Henry E., New Orleans, La. Apparatus for displaying advertisements
Turton, George, Sheffield, England. Spring
Turton, Mordecai, Jerry City, Ohio. Grip for polished pump-rods
Tutti Frutti Automatic Vending Company. (See Sherman, George W., assignor.)
Tutti Frutti Automatic Vending Company. (See Williams, John A., assignor.)
Tufctle, Edward A., New York, N. Y. Hot-air register
No.
524,150
!522,810
527,907
513,161
521,486
529,885
519,440
530,911
529,000
528,623
516,246
516,247
514,974
530,865
513,219
513,220
512,922
511,823
5)2,637
512,636
519,279
529,977
524,033
522,278
514,575
528,575
.520,198
521,487
529,978
512,459
515,031
517,596
515,980
525,753
516,853
524,121
519,416
518,870
525,728
520.504
512,415
.520,148
520,149
520,150
520,151
521,350
531,484
520,584
531,485
523,494
520,095
522,130
513,373
525,636
516,360
520,716
Date.
Ana
July 10
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
June 19
Nov. 27
May 8
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Fel). 20
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
May 1
Nov. 27
Aug, 7
July 3
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Monthly
volume.
318
74,75
102 271
2042 l%l
2387
(576
J 577
1324 [ 308
2410 578
May 22 2217
June 19 1320
910
1445
873
175
839
842
1652
1373
2473
2474
2024
118
1495
1494
607
2571
109
185
997
90
2572
1230
1742
294
398
749
1855
261
872
2468
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
May 8
Apr. 21
Sept. U 711
May 29 2728
Jan. 9 ! ll'.S
May 22 ' 2130
May 22 ; 2132
May 22 ! 2134
May 22 i 2135
June 12 i 1075
Dec. 25 I 2487
May 29 , 2860
Dec. 25 ; 2489
July 24 2300
May 22 2017
June 26 I 2443
Jan. 23 2725
Sept. 4 I 522
Mar. 13 ] 1030
May 29 ' 3089
219
343
206
43
(196
)197
197
413
327
597
597
480
29
361
361
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620
23
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251
23
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620
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720
68
224
|69
423
^66
548
67 j 1469
69 1135
67 726
69 1494
825
678
; G6 j 1625
66 ! 1625
66 ! 1197
fi9 i 1480
60 564
66 ! 565
409
25
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294
651
66
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68 ! 682
68 j 38
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67 I 991
67 1470
69 i 1165
66 I 244
Im i 1212
68 I 67
92
174
439
61
211
612
164
661
278
520
520
520
520
252
592
692
593
579
68
58
1526
1300
1831
709
719
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1294
1103
227
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976
976
977
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1716
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1716
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493 I 67 957
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126
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I 246
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526,848 Oct.
66 614
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I 66 I 1661
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69 ' 55
334
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aud invention.
Tattle, George W. (See Ash well and Tuttle.)
Tuttle, Ida L. (See Tuttle, Salmon, assignor.)
Tuttle, Josiah S., Burns, Kans. Feed attachment for baling-presses
Tuttle, Merwin D. (See Bullock, Edward J., assignor.)
Tuttle. Salmon, assignor to I. L. Tuttle, Caldwell, Kans. Roller-press
Trerdal, Mathilde, assignor of one-half to C. T. Johnson, Stoughton, Wis. Sad-iron
Tverdal, Ole, assignor to United States Cash Register Company, Stougliton, Wis. Cash?
register and indicator S
Tverdal Ole, assignor to United States Cash Register Company, Stoughton, Wis.
register aud indicator
Cash;
Tweedale, Edmnnd aud S., and J.Smalley, Castleton, England. Electric stop-motion draw-
ios trame
Tweedale, Samuel. (See Tweedale and Smalley.)
Tweedy, E<lmaud. (See Saunders, Theodore, assignor.)
Twin City Irou Works. (See Harvey, Amasa, assignor.)
Twining, Samuel W., and E. R. Collins, Brooklyn, E". T. Expanding mandrel ,
Twiss, Richard S. (See Anderson and Twiss.)
Twitty, William S., Chicaso, 111- Line-fastener ,
Two Reel Lock-Stitch SewingMachiue Company. (See Jones, Daniel, assignor.)
Tyeert, Frances A. (See Richardson, Winfield S., assignor.)
Tyler, Aajon J. (See Hutchinson aud Tyler )
Tyler, Alfred H., and J.S E.de Vesian, London, England. Hydraulic apparatus for lorg-j
iog metals, &c ". (
Tyler. Alfred H., and .1. S. E. de Vesian, assignors to Pneumatic Wood Carving Machine
Syndicate, Limited, London, England. Portable motor
Tyler, Arthur V. (See Knauer and Tyler )
Tyler, Charles C, Hartford, Conn. Method of aud apparatus for making milling-cutters -.
Tyler, Charles C.. Hartford, Conn. Manufacture of milling-cutters
Tyler, Charles C, Hartford, assignor of one-half to R. S. Tyler, Jewett City, Conn. Oil-
cup
Tyler, Coe, assignor of one-half to W. C. Bronson, Binghamtou, N. Y.
Tyler, Pardon B., Spokane, Wash. Water-power machine-gun
Crank .
Tyler, R. S. (See Tyler, Charles C, assignor.)
Tyler, Radolphus D. S., Washington, D. C. Clip, &c., for mail-bag and other straps
Tyler, Walter L. (See See and Tvier.)
Tyler, William W. (See Bookwalter and Tyler.)
Tymeson, Eugene, assignor to W. B. Smith,' Yonkers, N. Y. Moquette fabric
Tymeson, Eugene, assignor to W. B. Smith, Yonkers, N. Y. Moquette loom
Tynea, Jefferson D., Fort Smith, Ark. Nut-lock
Tyrrell, Harry B., et al. (See Conant, George P., assignor.)
Tyrrell, John H., New York, N. Y. Conduit electric railway
Uehling, Edward A., Birmingham, Ala. Treating black-band ores
Uehling, Edward A., Birmingham, Ala. Christmas-tree light
Uehling, Edward A., assignor of one-half to A. Steinbart, Birmingham, Ala. Process of
and apparatus for analyzing gases
Uehling, Edward A., and A. Stembart, Birmingham, Ala. Pyrometer. (Reissue)
Uehling. Edward A., and A. Steinbart, Birmingham, Ala. Process of aud apparatus for
analyzing gases
Uhlmann, Charles R., Peoria, 111. Combined rose and escutcheon
Uhii, Jacob. (See Knudtson aud Uhri.)
Uliue, J(din. (See Rabun, Hugh M., assignor.)
Ullman, Ike W., Birmingham, Ala. Electric switch
Ullrich, John P. (See Stevens, .John F , assignor.)
Ulrich, Moritz, and J. Bammann, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.,
Elberfeld, Germany, Blue dye
Ulrich, Moritz, and J Bammann, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co.,
Elberfeld, Germany. Azo dye
Ulrich, Moritz, .T. Bammann, and M. Herzherg. assignors to Farbenfabriken, vormals Fr.
Bayer & Co., Elb-'rfeld. Germany. Brown dye
Ulsh, Isaac M., Fremont, Ohio. Tightener for fence- wire
Umholtz, Charles W., Bristol, Va. Tube-expander
Umney, Herbert W., London, England. Hydraulic hoisting machinery, &c
Unbehend, Jacob J., Waltham. Mass. Riveting-machine
Unbehond, Jacob J., Waltham, Mass. Riveting machine
Underdown, John K. (See Zimmerman and Underdown.)
Underdown. John IC, assignor to National Key-Opening Can Company, Chicago, HI. Ma-
chine for forming can- bodies
Underwood, Francis M., Pasadena, Cal. Compound for and method ot^ preserving eggs. . .
Underwood, Horbeit G.. Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Collins Automatic Pneumatic Switch-
ing Tubes Company, of New .Jersey. Dispatch-tube sy,stem
Underwood, James W., Sheridan Ind. Gas heating apparatus
Underwood, Robert L., as.'iignor to A. H. Boardman, Toledo, Ohio. Fuel-oil burner
Underwood, Thomas M. Baldwyn, Miss. Hair-trimming shears
Underwood, William aud C. Prall, Fair Grange, 111. Dumping-rack
Underwood, William H. (See Sears and Underwood.)
Underwriters Fire Sprinkler Company. (See Pierce, Octavius, assignor.)
Unge, Wilhelm T., Stockholm, Sweden. Firearm operated by gases of explosion
linger, Adolf, Henriksholm, Sweden. Feeding mechanism for wood-grinding machines
No.
521,193
523,243
513,7*3
514,292
Date.
June 12
July 3
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
514,293 ' Feb. 6
517,778 I Apr. 3
522,099 ' July 10 894
517,597 Apr. 3 295
512,527
782
116
33G7
543
548
183
27,28
830
(133
^134
U35
fl36
J 137
1 138
L139
610 I 151
Dec.
Jan. 9
238
241
,530,212 j Dec, 4
530,213 ; Dec. 4
531,401 i Dec. 25
.M6,137 ' Mar. 6
523,185 I July 17
518,681 1 Apr. 24 2154
416
220
68
C104
)105
1334 i 322
529.635 I
529.636 I
517,370
522,440
513,744
531,452
521,444
11,413
522.746
530,562
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
July 3
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
June 12
Apr. 17
July 10
Dec. 11
530,293 i Dec. 4
512,493 i Jan. 9
524,005 Aug. 7
515,.381 Feb. 27
513,844 Jan. 30
521,742 ! June 19
527,908 Oct. 23
519,782
538,192
520,549
524,006
512,132
534,289
512,767
515,266
515,064
524,796
May 15
July 17
Oct. 30
May 29
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
2335 I 557
647 151
:440
;441
539
1988
1990
2744
465
3368
2439
1235
1979
1002
879
1288
62
2334
3519
1754
2047
1497
1469
2560
2799
64
668
544
1757
2121
1788
1417
474
[475
476
[477
645
;ii7
1118
581
292
490
249
216
97
866
416
C491
) 492
f362
J 363
1 364
1365
(365
<366
(367
620
676
14,15
160
130
417
526
451
452
453
347
Official
Gazette.
67
69
22
767
955
956
187
58
1291
263
1259
1260
1688
1574
362
67 439
1048
1048
2018
92
767
1708
1437
392
68 I 205
69 I 1391
69 I 1285
66
255
673
66 1336
66 i 798
67 j 1549
1 69
;.67
424
845
68 308
68
532
1116
673
128
759
359
1283
1221
951
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
335
(See Peirce, Almy L., assignor.)
!. (See Green, William A., assignor.)
Tobacco-transplanter .
linger, August M., et al.
TJnger, Barnett 6. D., et
TJnger, Isaac, Arcanum, Ohio.
TJngricli, Martin L., New York, N. Y. Apartment-house
Union Button Sewing Machine Company. (See Hansalpakar, Edwin, assignor.)
Union Cycle Manufacturing Company. (See Metz, Charles H., assignor.)
Union Eyelet Company. (See Chandler. Isaac E., assignor.)
Union Hardware Company. (See Keirall, Thomas R., assignor.)
Union Heater Supply Company. (See Kein, Bernard, assignor.)
Union Iron Works. (See Upton, (jharles H., assignor.)
Union Manufacturing and Plating Company. (See Timm, Charles, assignor.)
Union Metallic Cartridge Company. (See Richards. Charles R., assignor.)
Union Metallic, Caitiidge Company. (See Thomas, William M., assignor.)
Union National Gas Saving Company. (See Richardson, Jay C, assignor.)
Union Special Sewing Machine Company. (See Feftl. Henry H., assignor.)
Union Special Sewing Machine Company. (See Holland, Elias C, assignor.)
Union Special Sewing Machine Company. (See Muther, Lorenz. assignor.)
Union Special Sewing Machine Company. (See Woodward, Russel G., assignor.)
Union Stove Works. (See Finch and Hodgkins, assignors.)
Union Switch and Signal Company. (See Coleman, John P., assignor.)
Union Switch and Signal Company. (See Coleman, John P., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Union Switch and Signal Company. (See Goodman, Edward H., assignor.)
Union Typewriter Company. (See Brown. Alexander T., assignor.)
UnitedAlkali Company. (See Worsley, Windiis, and Bracey, assignors.)
United'Eire Alarm and Police Signal Company. (See Gaynor, Thomas E., assignor.)
United Gas Improvement Company. (See Page, Carter H., Jr., assignor.)
United Gas Improvement Company. (See Wright, Peter, assignor.)
United Mill and Furnace Companv. (See Storer, Jacob J., assignor.)
United States Butter Extractor Company. (See Audersson, Gustaf M., assignor.)
United States Butter Extractor Company. (See Ohlsson, Olof, assignor.)
United States Butler Extractor Company of New Jersey. (See Ohlsson, Olof, assignor.)
United States (!ash Register Company. (See Tverdal, Ole, assignor.)
United States Electric Lamp LighterCompany. (See Eberhard and Schimkatt, assignors.
United States Electric Railway Siirnal Company. (See Conly, Mahlon S., assignor.)
United States Hair Clipper Manufacturing Company. (See Olsen, Ole. assignor."
United States Metallic Piicking Company." (See Hill, Thomas R., assignor.)
United States Net and Twine Company. (See Moog, Frederick W., assignor.)
United States Phonograph Company. (See Tewksbury, George E., assignor.)
United States Printing Company. (See Schnurr, William, assignor.)
United States Projectile Company. (See Cay ley and ("ourtman, assignors.)
United States Pmiectilo Company. (See Purter, Arthur T.. assignor.)
United States Ruliber Company. ' (See Pettis, George C, assignor.)
United States Smokele.ss Powder Company. (See Starke, Eric A., assignor.)
Uniti-d States Standard Heating Company. (See Titcomb, George H., assignor.)
United States Tubular Bell Company. (See Durfee. Walter H., a.s.signor.)
United States Wind Engine and Pump (jorapany. (See Miller, John H., assignor.)
Universal Carbonating Company. (See Theurer, Jacob F., assignor.)
Universal Coal Dumping Car Company. (See Lane, William G., assignor.)
Universal Electric Company. (See Green, John J., assignor.)
Universal Electric Company of the City of New York. (See (jreen, John J., assignor.)
Universal Fire Alarm Company. (See Rowand, Lewis (>., assignor.)
Universal Food and Liquid Improving Company. (See Hunt, James, assignor.)
Universal Lock and Stopper (lompanv. (See Schwer, Theodore, assignor.)
Universal Street Sweeping Machine Company. (See Tobey, William L., assignor.)
Universal Winding Company. (See Wardwell, Simon W., Jr., assignor.)
Unkrich, Ferdinand F.. Gallon. Ohio. Sash-fastener
Unruh, James W., Roxbury, Kaus. Car-coupling
Unsold, Felix, Munich, Germany, assignor to J. Fishburn, Westminster, England. Ice-^
rink 5
Unsworth, Herbert G. (See Dales and Unsworth.)
Unterbrink, Ignatius L., Fryburg, assignorof one-half to C. A. Layton, Wapakoneta, Ohio.
Multiple ge.iring
Unterbrink, Ignatius L., Fryburg, assignor to C. A. Layton, Wapakoneta, Ohio. Bi-
cycle
523,800
531,141
Upham, E. I., et al. (See Morris, William B., assignor.)
Upham, Richard D., assignor to W. S. Wilkinson, Baltimore, Md. Refining asphalt
Upson, George D. (See Upson, James W., assignor.)
Upson, James W., assignor to G. D. Upson, Cleveland, Ohio. Furnace
Upson, James W., assignor to G. D. Upson, Cleveland, Ohio. Automatic regulating de-
Upt n, Charles H., assignor to Union Iron Works, Minneapolis, Minn. Guide for gang-
edger saws
Upton, Charles H., assignor to Union Iron Works, Minneapolis, Minn. Piston-rod connec-
tion for sawmill-carriages
Upton, Chailes S. (See Place, James F., assignor.)
Upton, Charles H. (See Poir.eroy, James U., a,ssignor.)
Upton, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Lamp-stove ,
Upton, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Oil-can
Upton, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Lamp-stove
Upton, Charles S., New York, N. Y. Gas-stove
Upton, C!olcurd, Salem, Mass. Bilge-water alarm
Upton, Colcord, Salem, Mass. Dredging-machine and electrically-actuated bucket there-
tor
Urban, Anton, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Machine for making nuts
Uren, Thomas A., Prineville, Oreg. Ledger-index
Urmston, Stephen E. (See Kiler, Charles M., assignor.)
Urquhart, Donald G.. Huron, S. D. Punching and cutting tool
Usry, William R., assignor of one-half to C. W. Ewing, Gadsden, Ala. Stalk-cutter ..
525,930
510,747
530,367
512,400
530,249
512,494
.■523,249
523,250
523,298
523,299
518.127
520.505
.520.500
,520,507
.530,368
531,486
517,779
520,096
524,47.)
527,302
July 31
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
May 15
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
1860
f 704
) 705
5 441
H42
>08
'69
590
1584
1063 242
1437 347
127
128
516 I <
1232
304
Jan. 9 1289
July 17 , 1869
July 17
July 17
July 17
1872
1947
1949
Apr. 10
May 29
May 29
May 29
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
May 22
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
11R2
2729
2730
2731
517
2190
611
879
1027
298
76
; 309
I 310
[409
I 470
470
490
490
296
061
061
662
128
593
;i5i
68
67
66
69
^6
[68
C8
68
68
07
('7
07
67
C9
09
li \'
217
250
07
68
69
1356
833
1309
244
1271
255
383
397
397
232
1103
1103
1104
1309
1717
118
957
840
205
336
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Ussery, S. H., et al. (See Bishop, James C, assignor.)
Uthbrok, Cliristopher W., et al. (See Euclienhofer, Weinman, and Stevens, assignors.)
TJtlibrok, Christoplier "W., et al. (See Stevens, Alfred L., assignor.)
TJtley, Tliomas, Liverpool, England. Ship's light and air port
TJtt, Lincoln, Lexington, Mo. Attachment for musical instruments
Vacuum Brake Company. (See Gresham, James, assignor.)
Vacuum "Wet Machine (Company. (See Fairbanks and Parker, assignors.)
Vail, Anthony C, Plainiield. N. J. Device for shaping folds of linen collars
Vail, Charles E. (See Wilcox and Vail.)
Vail, Charles E., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Hat and coat hook
Vail, Henry W. (See Mitchell, Kobert C, a-^signor.)
Vail, Henry W., Jr., Industry, 111. Wire Ibnoe
Vale Barrel Machine Company. (See Vale ami Ohl, assignors.)
Vale, William T., Toronto, Canada, and G-. A. Ohl. Newark, N. J., assignors to Vale Bar-
rel Machine Company. Limited, Hamilton, Canada. Barrel-making machine
Valentien, Jacobus, Aplington, Iowa. Anchor for check-row planters
Valentine, A. S., et al. (See Eodgers, George \V ., assignor.)
Valentine, Edward D., New York, N. T. Vending-machine-. ;
Monthly
volume.
1523,251 July 17 i 1874
530,369 I Dec. 4 518
521,061 1 June 5 ' 554
516,284 ' Mar. 13 , 897
530,250 Dec. 4
531,283 , Dec. 18
523,388 ' July 24
307
2125
2095
513,845 Jan. 30 i 3520
Valentine, Thomas E., H al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Valentine, Waldo W., Washington, D. C. Vehicle-wheel
Valentine, William F., Circleville, Ohio. Two-wheeled vehicle
Vallean, James H., assignor of one-half to T. N. Bray, Sioux City, Iowa. Hitohing-strap-.
Valleau, James H., assignor of one-half to T. N. Bray, Sioux City, Iowa. Hitchlng-strap..
Valleau, James H., assignor of one-half to T. N. Bray, Sioux City, Iowa. Hitching-strap.
(Reissnj)
Valley, Gustaf, Cleveland, Ohio. Spring-spoke wheel
Valley, Giistaf, assignor to Steel Motor Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Trolley-pole stand
Valley, (3-ustaf. as.signor to Steel Motor Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Trolley-pole stand
Valley, Jolm N., .Jersey City, N. J. Carriage for elevated railwaj's
Valley, John N., Jersey City, N. J. Elevated railway
Van Allen, George L., et al., administrators. (See Suydam, John.)
Van Amringe, William B., Boston, Mass. Construction of memorial monuments
.517,201 Mar. 27
526,952 Oct. 2
525,568 Sept. 4
528,495 Oct, 30
11,457 Dec. 11
513,848 Jan. 30
513.846 Jan. 30
513.847 Jan. 30
530.809 I Dec. U
530.810 ! Dec. 11
i
528,193 I Oct. 30
512,923 Jan. 16
513,691 Jan. 30
524,772 Aug. 21
2468
466
424
j 3086
1459
3525
3524
3524
j 1284
1285
Van Bentliuysen, Walter, New Orleans, La. Electric-railway trolley. -
Van Berkel, Adrian, Berlin, and R. Eliess, AVrietzen, Germany, assignors to said Van Ber-
kel, and C. W. Schneider, Kosehook, N. Y. Process of and apparatus for making carbonic
acid
Van Buren, Charles M,, Paterson, N. J. Toy cannon
Van Buren, George L., and T. C. Davis, Benedict, Kans. Corn-harvester
Van Buren, George L., and T. C. Davis, Benedict, Kans. Corn-harvester
Van Buren, Jafew S., assignor to Kathbone, Sard & Co., Albany, N. Y. Ornamental stove-
Van Campen, Azeil B., Raymond, Cal. Saw-handle
Van Cauwenbergh, Frank, assignor to H. Hartmann, Chicago, 111. Glove-sewing machine.
[ i
Van Cauwenbergh, Frank, assignor to H. Hartmann, Chicago, 111. Fur-sewing machine .. ' 514,874 Feb. 13 I 1493
512,072
Jan.
2
572
529,431
Nov.
20
1643
516,617
Mar.
13
1402
518, P56
Apr.
24
2110
514,635
Feb.
13
1104
Van Court, Robert E., Elkton, Va. Churn
Van Court, Robert E,, Elkton, Va. Churn ^
Van DeWater, Charles, assignor of one-halt to J. H Peacock, Auburn, N. Y. Pipe or nut
wrench -
Van den Berghen, Albert L. R. , assignor of one-half to F. Bartolomei, Chicago, III. Facing
bricks, tiles, &c - ,
Van Denvouver, Anna. (See Stiker, Flavins P., assignor.)
Van Depoele, Charles J., deceased, Lynn; C. A. Coffin and A. WabI, administrators, as-
signors to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Electric-railway trol-
ley
Van Depoele, Charles J., deceased, Lynn; C. A. Coffin and A. Wahl, administrators, as-
signors to Tliomson-Houston Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Electromagnetic recip-
rocating pump
Van Depoele, Charles J., deceased, Lynn; C. A. Coffin and A. Wahl, administrators, as-
signors to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Gearless electric loco-
motive.
Van Derveer, .John R. (See Holmes, Daniel M., assignoi.)
Van Der Zee, Cornelius, assignor of two-thirds to D. H. Mathias and J. H. Simonson, Albany,
N. "£. Fruit-ba.sket
Van Deusen, William A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Egg-beater
Van Dorston, Alvin W., Washington, D. C. Car-coupling
Van Dorston, Alvin W., Washington, D. C. Car-coupling
Van Dyke, Arthur, Orange, N. J. Hose-mender.
Van Dyke, John W., Lima, Ohio. Water-tube steam-boiler ...
Van Dyke, Robert B. , assignor to A. R. Bone, Anderson, Ind . Sprinkler
Vau Einon, Burton C. (See Sessions and Van Emon.)
Van Emon. Burton C., assignor to Electrical Engineering Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Automatic rheostat
Van Emon, Burton C, assignor to G. H. Roe and G. Sutro. San Francisco, Cal. Electrical
storage-battery
Van Everen, Horace G., and J. Henderson, Three Rivers, Mich. Device for regulating
anil relieving pressure in water-pipes
Van Eyck, Henry R.. Zeeland, Mich. Cheese-forming machine
Vau Fleet, Fred, William,sport, Pa. Type-cleaning brush for typewriting machines
Van Fleet, John M., Kenton, Ohio. Beverage-vessel
Van Gclder, Pieter. (See Thompson and Van Gelder.)
Van Gelder, Pieter, and W. P. Thompson, Liverpool, England; said Van Gelder assignor
to said Thompson. Dust or soot collecting machine
521,194
524,122
521,130
521,226
515,308
523,822
529,671
520,814
516,415
517,178
517,179
531.578
522,035
530,464
513,350
524,656
514,394
519,209
528,215
523,951
June 12
Aug. 7
June 5
June 12
Feb. 20
July 31
Nov. 20
June 5
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
June 26
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
May 1
Oct. 30
July 31
July 10
784
262
671
843
2198
2869
2050
106
1118
2429
2433
2645
2292
068
2687
1178
699
487
2604
3110
Official
Gazette.
(470
128
129
(509
^510
527
(806 )
1867 I
581
115
101
748
2563
2026
3279
1379
807
336
(135
) 136
(391
J 392
(345
)346
527
(274
<275
(276
(374
<375
(376
183
CI
158
545
713
^68
383
69
1309
67
1297
66
1637
69
1271
}69
1632
68
440
|66
798
66
69
68
1964
88
1230
345
867
867
867
310
311
(620 ! >
J 621 'I
480
69 1496
66 799
66 798
66 799
69 1465
69 1465
► 66
67
67
68
67
67
66 1299
68 '■ 597
491 69 1059
24 67 1216
265 ! 66 1677
571
. 66 1956
( 571 ^
^ 572 I S
( 573 , i
573
574
634
549
165
652
290
377
118
628
774
69
67
69
66 607
68 895
895 221 68 188
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
337
Kame, residence, and invention.
Van Gestel, Jean T., Kew York, assignor of one-fourth to E. H. Sherwood, Bensonhurst,
N. T. Automatic street-car fender
Van Gorder, Isaac D., Niles, Mich. Hat or bonnet holder
Van Guysling, "Walter IT., assignor of one-third to F. Tillinghast, Albany, N. T. Lubri-
cator.
Van Harlingen, "William L., Oakland, Cal. Ready -reference file
Van Hennik, Sebastian, Tonkers, N. T. Ale-tap
Van Heusen Compress Heater and Sterilizer Company. (See Van Heusen, John M., as-
signor.)
Van Heusen, John M., Albany, N. T., assignor to Van Heusen Crompress Heater and Ster-?
No.
.531,234
519,210
Date.
ilizer Company, of New York
Sterilizing and disinfecting apparatus
said Barney assignor to said Van
Van Horn, Arthur C, and E. E. Barney, Groton, N. Y.
Horn. Drawing-board
Van Horn, Charles F. (See Van Stavoren, Samuel J., assignor.)
Van Horn & Snyder, L. (See Gilmore, "William C, assignor.)
Van Horn, "William D. (See Hathaway, Geoige M., assignor.)
Van Horn, "William L.. Norfolk, Nebr. Combination reel and sprinkler .■
Van Hoateu, Frank H., assignor to Dutchess Tool Company, Fishkillon-the-Hudson, N.T.
Oreu-door
Van Houten. Frank H., assignor to Dutchess Tool (Company, Fishkill-on-the-Hudson, NY.
Dough-dividing machine
Van Honten, Fred E., Hoyt.ville, "Mich. Kitchen-table
VanKalker, John, and N. Bolt, Grand Eapids, Mich. Fire-extinguisher
Van Kannel, Theophilus, Philadelphia, Pa. Can-capping machine
Van Loan, Frank E., Home, Pa. Rein-support
Van Nada, John B., PeterslDurg, Ind. Gate
Van Ness, Charles H. (See Hennefeld, Dehner, and Van Ness.)
Van Nest, Henry J., Florence, Colo. Nut-lock
Van Norman, Abe R. , assignor to Grand Rapids Piano Case Company, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Knockdown chair
Van Norman, Charles E., Springfield, Mass. Shoe-lacing hook
Van Nostran, Joseph E. (See Stump, Ira E., assignor.)
Van Oostrum . Otte, Portland , Oreg. Garment-securing device
Van Ormer, Harry H.. Edwardsburg, Mich. "Wire-fence machine
Van Patten, Frederick, Auburn, N. Y. Foot-rail for carriages
Van Pelt, John K., Memphis, Tenn. Force-pump ,
Van Pelt, Samuel D., Anderson, Ind. Slate-dressing machine
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, et al. (See Dyer, Frank L., assignor.)
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor of one-half to "W. F. Jobbina, Chicago, 111. Preparing
steam
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor of one-half to "W. F. Jobbins, Chicago, 111. Process of
and apparatus for distilling glycerin
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor of one-half to W. F. Jobbins, Chicago, 111. Recovering
glycerin from glycerin foots
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor of one-half to "W. F. Jobbins, Chicago, 111. Recovering
products from spent soap-lye
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, assignor of one-half to W. F. Jobbins, Chicago, 111. Apparatus
for recovering glycerin from spent soap-lye
Van Ruymbeke, Joseph, Aurora, assignor to Jobbins & "Van Ruymbeke, "West Aurora, 111.
Coagulant !
Van Sant, "William C, et al. (See Hutchinson, Ira R., assignor.)
Van Stavoren, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to C. F. Van Horn, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-
axle-box pedestal
Van Stavoren, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to C. F. Van Horn, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-
axle-box pedestal
Van Stavoren, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to C. F. Van Horn, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-
axle-box pedestal
Van Stavoren, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to C. F. Van Horn, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-
axle-box pedestal
Van Stavoren, Samuel J., assignor of one-half to C. F. Van Horn, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-;
axle-box iipdestal \
Van Tine, George TV., Bayonne, N. J. Valve
Van Valkenliurg, Edward, Binghamton. N. Y. Ripping-knife
Van Valkenburg. Ellis M., assignor to Belle City Bolster Spring Company, Racine, "Wis.
Neck-voko center _
Van Valkenburg, Ellis M.. assignorto S. C. Johnson, Racine, "Wis. Neck-yoke center
Van Vleck, John, New York, N. Y. Electric switch
Vac Vleck, John, New York. N. Y. Dynamo-regulator
Van Vleck, John, New York, N. Y. Electrical measuringinstiument for switchboards'
Van Vleck, John, New York, N. Y. Service-end, cut-out,andswitch-boxforelectric-light-
ing circuits
Van Vleck, .Tohn, New York, N. Y. Dynamo-regulator '....'.'.........
Van Vliet. Frederick G. (See Coon, George C, assignor.)
Van Vradenbuig, Peter D., Binghamton, N. Y. Car-brake
Van "Wagner, Carlon C, etaZ. (See "Wright, Isaac D., assignor.)
Van "Wagner, Isaac M., Fairview, N. J., assignor to Gates Iron "Works, Chicago, HI. Con-
cave for stone or ore crushers
Van AVagner, "William H., et ai. (See "Wright, Isaac D., assignor.)
Van Wagoner, Charles H., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Homer Steel FenoeCompany,
Homer, Mich. "Wire-tightener
Van Wagoner & "Williams Hardware Company. (See Pomeroy, Le Dru R., assignor.)
Van "Wagoner <i, "Williams Hardware Company. (See Ring, James "W., assignorf)
Van "Wagoner & "Williams Hardware Company. (See "Wetmore, Jerome "W , assignor.)
Van "Wart, James A., et al. (See Bustiu, Robert, as.signor.)
Van "Wechel, AVilliam S.. and D. L. "Wynia, Orange City, Iowa. Band-cutter and feeder. ..
Van Wickel. Frederick D., Corona, N. Y. Cigar-holder
Van"Wie, Charles H., Albany, N. Y. Bottle
Van "Wormer, Everington J.,' Lynxville, "Wis. Attachment for clothes-lines
Van "Wormer, John R., Toledo, Ohio. Addresser
Van "Wvck, Timothy C, Brooklvn, N.Y. Axle-box
527,516
.522,171
527,739
527,134
520,815
524 362
524,363
527,303
517,780
512,073
513,162
520,717
520,718
521,395
514,395
529,147
524,6.57
514,793
529,432
512,134
522,131
522,132
522,133
522,134
522,135
525,242
.527,087
527,088
527,089
527,090
527,091
597,381
525,477
512,768
51S 13H
522,332
526,879
529,433
530,141
.530,465
Dec. 18
May 1
Oct. 16
June 26
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
June 5
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
May 29
May 29
June 12
Feb. 6
Nov. i3
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Jan. 2
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 26
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Mar 6
July 3
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Monthly
volume.
517,904 i Apr. 10
525,398
528,194
519.211
522,092
529,762
516,068
523,025
520,907
2039
490
1383
2520
1744
1118
750
107
693
695
1030
614
575
2389
3090
3092
1139
701
1119
1180
1367
1648
671
2447
2449
2452
2434
2458
2203
671
672
673
1157
269
1757
64-<
268
348
1649
108
799
Sept. 4 143
i
i
Oct. 30 2565
May 1 491
Jane 26 2381
Nov. 27 2203
Mar. 6 : 545
July 17 1 1475
June 5 ! 279
118
337
605
421
i265
1266
184
24
169
(169
\ 170
2p0
153
(136
^137
577
748
748
269
177
271
290
343
(392
{393
160
589
590
Official
Gazette.
590
591
163
164
164
164
f 164
I 165
"284
06
417
151
71
86
393
28
166
201
36
621
119
573
525
127
367
67
t
(S
69
1615
67
>66
67
632
285
1708
352
1677
154
804
205
119
109
549
1170
1170
1419
985
870
895
1129
986
128
1694
1694
1695
1695
1696
1106
140
141
141
141
230
1201
360
1574
54
65
1235
1338
1177
532
67
632
67
1682
69
1095
66
1554
68
310
67
1249
22 PAT
338
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aud iuvention
Ko.
529,146
Vai; Zandt, Irving "W. (See Getty, Fred I., assignor.)
Vance, Emery J. (See Leaver, James M., assignor.)
■^ance, Hmery J. (See Leaver and Vance.)
Vaiidejjrift, .lames A. (See Asliwell and Vandegrilt.)
Vandegrift. Theodore F., Shelbyville, Ind. B.dt tightener and shifter 512.8.')0
Vandenbiirffh, Philip, Cleveland, Ohio. Mating dry adhesive paste 521,517
Vander Afolen, Joe. (See Veen and Dornherg, assignors.)
Vander Weyde, Henry, London, England. Method of and lens for making photographs. .
Vander Weyde. Peter H., andO. Lugo, assignors to C. H. Jackson, New York, N. T. Puri-
fication and decoloration of saccharine solutions 512,1311
Vanderburgh, Charles "W.. "Wellington, Canada. Steam-generator 521,062
Vanderbnrph, J. Harrey, Orono, Canada. Cloth-measuring machine 520,463
Vanderburg, Robert B., Long Beach, assignor of three-fourtha to L. J. Painter, Saticoy,
Cal. Saucepan 513,221
Vanderburjr, Robert B., Long Beach, assignor of three-fourths to L. J. Painter, Saticoy,
Cal. Soldering-iron 513,222
Vanderhoef, Thomas H. (See "Wiggins and Vanderhoef.)
Vanderman, William, "Willimantic, Conn. Sectional boiler : 522,441
Vanderman, "William, "Willimantic, Conn. Hot- water heater | 522,499
Vanderman, "William, "Willimantic, Conn. Coupling for water-closets
Vaudermeulen, Albert, et al. (See Vandermeulen, Daniel, assignor.) I
Van derm eulen, Daniel, assignor of two-thirds to A. and W. Vandermeulen, Grand Rapids, i
Mich. Fumiture-clarap
Vandermeulen, "William, et al. (See Vandermeulen, Daniel, assignor.)
Vandivier, John H., et al. (See Terhune, Eugene A., assignor.)
Vandyke, Edward B , et al. (See Parry, John A., assignor.)
Vanes, John, Brazil, Ind. Boiler
Vanhonten, Harriet A., Paterson, N. J. Ice-pick
Vanhouweling, Arthur, Olivet, Iowa. Straw-stacker
Vanier. Francis N., assignor of one-half to A. W. Parry, Amesbury, Mass. Carriage
Vankirk, Conent N., and C. "W. Blay, Janesville, "Wis. Chair '...
Vann, John T., Lexington, N. C. Automatic fan
Vann, William J,, et al. (See Howell, Felix T., assignor.)
Vannette, Jasper, assignor of one-half to C. J. and G. S. Tingling, Tiffin, Ohio. Sewing-?!
machine S
Vanorman, Oliver, assignor of one-half to F. J. Cooper, Los Angeles, Cal. Carburetor.
(Reissue)
Vanvactnr, David E., Argos, Ind. Weather-strip
Vanvorce, Elizabeth B., Madison, 111. Pipe connection
Vare, Thomas AV., Trenton, N. J. Vise-iaw
Varing, Frank F., Scales Mound, 111. Wagon end-gate -..
Varley, John J., London, England. Stopper for bottles, jars, &c
Varley, John J., London, England. Manufacture of screw-stoppers
Varley, Richard, Jr., Englewood, N. J. Machine for winding electro-magni ts
Varley, Richard, Jr., Englewood, N. J. Electric bell
Varley, William. (See Cross and Vailey.)
Varney, Edward G., Hartl.and, Me. Safety attachment for spinning-mules
Varney, George S. (See Paige, James H.,' assignor.)
Varney. Nathan E., assignor of one-half to L. L. and J. A. Moore, Denver, Colo. Miner's
spooning-tool -.
Varney, William W., Baltimore, Md. Automatic ventilating- valve
Varrell, .Tohn P. , Marblehead, Mass. Kev-fastener
Vassiliades, Constantino D., New York, N. Y. Forming letters or other designs on card-
board
Jan. 16
June 19
521,064 I June 5
Jan. 2
June 5
May 29
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
July 3
July 3
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
513,027
527.631
.sso.nee
51P,637
527,909
515,.3g2
513,288
Vauclain, Samuel M., Philadelphia, Pa. Method of and apparatus for counterbalancing
wheels
Vauclain, Samuel M., and K. Rushton, Philadelphia, Pa. Combined starting and drip valve?
mechani.sm for compound engines i
Vaughan, Aaron C, Rock ford, Ohio. Nut lock
Vaughan, David F., Haddonfield, N. J. Railway-switch
Vaughan, David F., Haddonfield, N.J. Railway-frog
Vaughan, Edwin W., and E. J. Watson, assignors to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company, Worcester, Mass. Wire-swaging machine
Vaughan, Hiram (r., San Fr.anciaco, Cal. Shaft attachment for buggies
Vaughan, -John W., Taylorsville, Ind. Grindiug-mill
Vaughan, .Tohn W., Taylorsville, Ind. Roller-mill
Vaughan, William, Jr., assignorof one-half to W. Latham, Passaic, N. J. Door and hinge. -
Vaughan. AVilliam B., Owensville, Mo. Saw
Vaughn. Ira, Salem, Mass., assignor to Vaughn Machine Company, Portland, Me. Appa-
ratus for treating hides or skins
Vaughn. .Tohn H.. etal. (See Reynolds, Joseph A., assignor.)
Vaughn Machine Company. (See Vaughn, Ira, assignor.)
Vaupel, Henry. (See G6rard, Joseph, assignor.)
Vautier, John J.. Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to J. G. Law, New York, N. Y. Attach-
ing-socket for tubing...
Vauiin, Claude T. J., London, England. Making aluminum sulBd
Vantin, Claude T. J., London, England. Electrolytic cell
Vautin, Claude T. J., London, England. Process of and apparatus for the production of?
caustic alkali -- S
Vaiitin, Claude T. .T.. London, Enaland. assignor of one-half to C. J. C. Wichmann, Ham-
burg, Germany. Making cvanids of alkaline metals
Viinzelle, Emile J., Paris, France. Device for fixing pneumatic tires to wheel-rims
Vawter, Charles E., Crozet, Va. Perpetual calendar
Vawter, William A. (See Copeland and Stoelting, assignors.)
Vayre, Henri. (See Narjot, Ernest, assignor.)
Ve;izie, Henry A., New Orleans, La. Pencil holder and sharpener
Vedovelli, Edouard, Paris, France, assignor to H. Guinard, New York, N. Y. Electric-
lamp shade
526,470
11,430
524,427
528,045
523,243
524.741
525,370
527,517
512,769
525,169
517,314
531,347
525,729
525,371
522,442
531,487
515,725
516,285
521,743
526,548
524,742
530,251
.515,181
526.795
521,772
529,538
525,372
530, .563
513,660
513,661
531,235
Oct. 16
Dec. n
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
1901
1376
557
669
553
2656
2475
2476
467
549
1117
2186
1568
1376
2075
2051
2335
2594
Sept. 25 2023
July 10
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
July 3
Deo. 25
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
June 19
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
June 19
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
1342
810
2301
2203
1324
89
1385
1758
2099
2649
2244
712
90
469
2493
2f78
898
1756
2137
1325
308
1975
209
1825
1843
91
66 387
67 ; 1479
130 ; 67 1298
160 66
130 i 67
642 i 67
597 j 66 j 565
598 ■ 66 I 565
140 \ 68
379
328
517
492
579
629
;482
483
333
198
555
536
324
23
337
;4i7
'418
511
69 I 319
69 ' 1481
67 I 424
69 ': 424
66 ' 1336
66 ! 589
M8 1560
68 ' 271
68 ' 826
69 ' 470
68 ; 1106
68 i 934
6« ! 1167
69 I 286
[66 ! 360
68 I 1087
622 ; 66
535 1 69 I 1669
{}«^ 1 68 I 1294
23 ! 68 ; 1167
119 ; 68 I 93
594
(718
ni9
212
416
512
324
77
493
30
435
439
23,24
69
1717
I 66 i 1441
66 i 1637
67 < 1550
68 ; 1581
68 ! 934
69 ' 1271
66 I 1236
69 ' 39
67 1561
69 : 1021
521,744
528,241
417. j 67 ; 1550
639 I 69 548
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
339
!N"«me, residence, and invention.
Xo.
Teeder, Cnrtia H., Lynn, Mass., assignor to General Electric Company, of New York.
Trolley mechanism for electrically -propelled vehicles
Veeder, Cmtis H., andE. D. Priest, Lynn, Mass., assignors to General Electric Company,
of New York. Fluid-pressure regulator
Veen, John, and F. A. Bornberg: said Domberg assignor to J. Vander Molen, Grand Kap-
ids, Mich. Roofing-tile
Veeiard, James T., assignor to himself, G. Q. Packer, and T. H. Cundy, Plainfield, N. J.
Furniture- caster
Veigel, Charles W. (See Knoepfel, Jacob, assignor.)
Veitch, William, Kansas City, Mo. Tailor's adjustable measure
Veith, Albert, etal. (SeeBetsch, Charles, assignor.)
Veith, Hugo G.. et al. (See Betsch, Charles, assignor.)
Vellenowetb, Harry, Philadelphia, Pa. Filter and connection with faucets or water-supply
Velsor, Elizabeth M., Brooklyn, N. T. Marble-shooting toy ,
Venison, Harry. (See Zweig. John, assignor.)
Venker, John B. (See Arnold, Venker, and Barnard.)
Venour, James M. H. (See Turner and Venour.)
Venus, John E. (See Wright and Venus.)
Verdon, Henry W., London, England. Pneumatic-tired wheel
Verhage, Henry. (See Derham. Samuel G.. assignor.)
Verity, Jobu, Bramley, England. Construction of couplings for screw-propellers
Verle'y, Horace S. L.,"Hoboken, N. J. Relay
Vermilion, Frank A. (See Vermilion, Joseph "W., F. A., S. L., and P. P.)
Vermilion, Joseph W., F. A., S. L., and P. P., assignors of one-fifth to S. "W. Vermilion,
Newaik, Ohio. Cutter-bar for mowing-machines ,
Vermilion, Perry P. (See Vermilion, Joseph W, P. A., S. L., and P. P.)
Vermilion, Smith "W. (See Vermilion, Joseph W., F. A., S. L., and P. P.. assignors.)
Vermilion, Stephen L. (See Vermilion, Joseph W., F. A., S. L., and P. P.)
Vernay, Jean B., Lyons, France. Apparatus for the manufacture of bottles or other glass
articles
Verniaud, Claudius. Quincy. III. Truss
Vernier, Julius J.. Toledo. Ohio. Holder for sharpening gravers' or other tools
Vernon, Alfred M. (See Moore. Silas H., assignor.)
Vernon, Charles. (See Lones, Vernon, and HoWen.)
Vernon, Joseph I., Mansfield, assignor of one-half to W. F. Ellis, Somerville, Mass. Rail-J
way-switch (
Vernon, William E., Oskaloosa. Iowa. Fluid-fuel burner
Vernon, William E., San Angelo, Tex. Wafer-power
Vernon, William G., assignor to Philadelphia Lawn Mower Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lawn-mower
Vero, Charles, Atherstone, England. Veneering hats
Verran, Francis D., Republic, Mich. Brake
Verreil, Charles F., Grand Rapids, Mich. Bust-arrester
Very, Alpha O., assignor to Warwick Cycle Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass.
Adjustable handle-bar
Vesian, John S. E. de. (See Tyler and Vesian.)
Vestal, Warner L., San Bernardino, Cal. Flower-pot
Via. William K. (See Cummings, Woodson R.. assignor.)
Vickers, Joseph. (See Rishworth, Ingham, and Vickers.)
Vickers, Eobeit E., et al. (See Kirtley, Harry L., assignor.)
Victor, Jacob, Winona, Minn. Valve
Victor Safe and Lock Company. (See Baum. Jacob, assignor.)
Vicuna, Alfredo O., Vallenar, Chile. Process of and furnace for smelting copper
Vidal, AdolphE., and G. Hervieu, London, England. Electric clock-winding mechanism.
Vidal, Raymond, Paris, France. Black dye
Vierengel, Matthew, Brooklyn, N. T. Printing-machine
Vierling, Joseph, assignor of one-half to A. Zinn, Allegheny, Pa. Binder or tie-up for pages
of type
VigneroD, Adolphus T., Providence, R. I. Type-writing machine
Vincent, Joseph A., et al. (See Walker and Carter, assignors.)
Vine, Gpoi ge, Ansonia, Conn. Roll-turning machine
Viney, Frederick C, Philadelphia, Pa. Gas-meter
Vinning, Mozart, assignoi to High Pressure Fire-Main Company, Limited, London, Eng-
land. Fire extinguishing apparatus - '.
Vinton, John H., Boston, Mass., assignor to Trimont Manufacturing Company, Portland,
Me. Chain-wrench
Vinton, Jolin H., Boston, Mass., assignor to Trimont Manufacturing Company, Portland,
Me. Nipple-holder '
Vis, Gerhard N., assignor to Dahl & Co., Barmen, Germany. Orthooxyethyl-alpha-ben-
zoylamido-quinolin
Vis, Martha, et al. (See Hall and Baker, assignors.)
Viitiim, Charles N., Meredith, N. H. Lock
Vivian, Charles, Lemont, HI. Scraping or digging apparatus
Voegtli, Theodore, Rosedale, Kans., assignor to W. Small, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Antifric-
tion.journalbp.aring -
Voegtly, Frank L., and J. Schroeflfel, Allegheny, Pa. Stove
Vogan, George L. (See Vogan, John H. and G-. L.)
Vogan, John H. and G. L.. New Castle, Pa. Draw-bar for cars
Vogel, ('harles W., Lima, Ohio. Lounge-bed
Vogel, Gustav, Orange Valley, N. J. Row-boat
Vogel, Peter, an<l W. M. Schroek, Somerset, Pa. Boomerang-gun
Vogelsang, Hermann, Diilken, Germany, assignor to Gibbs Loom, Harness and Reed Com-
pany, Clin I on, Mass. Heddle for looms
Vogler, William, Somerville, Mass. Seat or cushion
Vogler, William, Somerville, Mass. Pillow or cushion
Vogt, AloLzo L., assignor to himself and E. G. Lybrand, Delaware, Ohio. Annunciator
511,824
523,873
518,29-1
523,801
517,079
524,007
518,295
529,001
527,632
519,142
512,770
523,607
.528.046
530,7,35
522,568
525,569
530,370
524,077
522,539
522,682
522,923
526,333
515,032
529,051
525,773
521,396
523,138
528,830
512,924
524,290
,522,924
521,745
513,351
522,136
527,031
512,590
526,878
522,443
524,920
515,065
512.925
523,608
.^28,702
515,309
system .
Vogt, Henry, Louisville, Ky. Bracket-carrier for boilers
Vogt, Mary M., Rochester. N. Y. Device for teaching vocal music
Vogt, Panl A. (See Coupal and Vogt.)
Vogt, Wilhelm, assignor to G. H. Holgate, Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-cream freezer.
527,165
527,633
527,634
513,3.52
530,811
528,310
Date.
Jan. 2
July 31
Apr. 17
Jnly 31
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
May 1
Monthly
volume.
119
2964
1478
2836
2261
68
1479
876
1571
356
Jan. 16 1761
July 24
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
July 3
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
July 3
Jnly 10
July 10
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
June 12
July 17
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
2472
2302
1171
424
520
182
616
1754
1744
959
784
1140
1671
557
2027
545
July 10 1282
June 19 I 1759
Jan. 23 | 2690
June 26 I 2464
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
July 3
Aug. 21
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
July 24
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Deo. 11
Oct. 30
590
1428
347
469
1624
1793
2029
2475
319
2199
798
1572
1574
2691
1286
2772
518,829 I Anr. 24 2413
29
738
369
705
515
15
370
206
379
85
416
021
555
285
Official
Gazette.
119
398
453
481
622
78
545
194
380
380
653
311
6b9
69
69
66
66
69
69
26
614
303
590
1923
674
303
826
320
607
360
507
470
1442
1230
1309
695
121
183
258
1499
1213
840
1307
1419
347
748
410
759
258
1550
607
1697
111
281
C5
93
987
1222
410
508
704
1299
163
320
320
I 607
I 1405
i 570
340
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention
Voist, Otto H. C, Lubeck, Germany. Sled-propeller
Voisard, Lonis F., Louisville, assignor of one-half to E. E. Miller, Cleveland, Ohio. Du-i
plex steam-engine i
Voitek, John S., New York, N. Y. Packaging-machine
Toitek, John S., New York, N. Y. Packaging-machine
Voll, George, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sash-fasten^r
Vol], Henrv. assignor to J. Fooa, Springfield, Ohio. Gas-engine
Vollmer, William G., Buflfalo, N. Y. Closet-seat
VoUner, Georg, Berlin, Germany. Apparatus for ascertaining the capacity of hollow ves-
Vollrath, Andrew J., Sheboygan, Wis. Enameling ironware
Vollrath, Andrew J., Sheboyg-m, Wis. Making enameled ironware
Vollrath, Andrew J., Sheboygan, Wis. Enameled ironware and process of enameling
Vollrath, Jacob J., Sheboygan, Wi.i. Vehicle-body
Volm, August, St. Louis, iko. Dust-airester
Von Bokern, William, assignor of one-half to H. Heatley, Denver, Colo. Bottle
Von Bokern, AVilliam, assignor of one-half to H. Heatley, Denver, Colo. Bottle
Voorhees, Charles E. (See Fisher, Asahel H., assignor.)
Voorhees Electric Company. (See Voorhees, Gardner T., assignor.)
Voorhees, Gardner T., Boston, Mass. Arc-rupturing device
Voorhees, GardnerT., Boston, Mass. Insulating-covering for refrigerative purposes
Vonrhees, GardnerT., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Voorhees Electric Company,
Boston, Mass. Fluid-tank
Voorhees, Jeremiah F., Philadelphia, Pa. Valve for air-brakes
Voorhees, Jeremiah F., Philadelphia, Pa. Air-brake for cars
Voorhees, Jeremiah F., Philadelphia, Pa^ Air-brake for cars
Vorhes, Charles H., assignor to Michigan Bus
bnd
ndy
;y Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. Vehicle-
Voris, Cornelia A. (See Frost, Floyd T., assignor.)
Vorwerk, John. (See Harvey and Amos, assignors.)
Vosburgh, John L. (See Brooks and AVolfreys, assignors.)
Vosburgh, John L. (See Hall, Alfred, assignor.)
Vose, Ambrose S., Boston, Mass. Rotary trimmer
Vose, George L. (See Jencks, Walter P., assignor.)
Vose, William T., Newton, Mass. Guard for street-railways
Voss, Dfetlef C, Boston, Mass. Incandescent lamp
Voss, Edrannd, New York, N. Y. Ventilator
Voss, Henry, Jersey City, N. J. Centerboard
'Voss, Joseph H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Cash-register
Voss, William, assignor to Barney & Smith Car Company, Dayton, Ohio. Truck for vehicles -
Vraalstad, Edward J.. Hillsborough, N. D. Band-cutter and feeder
Vroman, Nordill N., Winside, Nebr. Wind- wheel ^
Vi'ooman, F. H. (See Wemple, Mark, assignor.)
Vulcan Brass Company. (See Lowe and Guyser, assignors.)
. Vulcan Iron Works Company. (See Webber, John B., assignor.)
Vyne, Gerrit, Wilkesborough, N. C. Steam-engine
W. Dewees Wood Company. (See Wood, Richard G., assignor.)
W. & E. T. Fitch Company. (See Bristol, Charles B., assignor.)
'W. F. & John Barnes Company. (See Barnes, Beniamin F., as.signor.)
"W. F. & John Barnes (Company. (See Barnes, William F., assignor.)
~W. S. Tyler Wire Works Company. (See White, Joseph W., assignor.)
Waage, Peter, assignor to Aktieselskabet Norsk JFiskemel Company, Christiania, Norway.
i Making flsh meal -
Wachtel, Charles, Newark, N. J. Electric fan
Wachtler, Louis, Altenburg, Germany. Pipe-wrench
Wackermann, Frank, Pittsburg, Pa. Recoil-operated fireai-m
"VVadilpl, John M., Greenfield, Ohio. Lockirrg device for show-cases
WarldcllEntz Company. (See Waddell and Entz. as.signors.)
Waddell-Entz Company of West Virginia. (See Phillips and Entz, assignors.)
Waddell, Harry D., et al. (See McCarthy, Joseph J. and C. A., assignors.)
Waddell, John, Eagle Grove, Iowa. Table .-■-
Waddell, John, assignor to Waddell Manufacturing Company, Grand Rapids, Mich. Piv-
oted catch
Waddell, John A. L., Kansas City, Mo. Truss-bridge
Waddell Manulaoturing Company. (See Waddell, John, assignor.)
Warldell, Montgomery, Bridgeport, Conn. Dynamo and motor
Waddell, Montgomei y , Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to M. Waddell, receiver. Adjuster for
field-magnets of d ) namo-electric machines or motors
Waddell, Montgomery, Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to M. Waddell, receiver. Belt-tight-
Waddeil, Montgomery, Bridgeport, Conn., assignorto M. Waddell, receiver. Rheostat . .
Waddell, Montgomery, and J. B. Entz, Bridgeport, Conn., assignors to Waddell-Entz
Company, of West Virginia. Armature f'lr dynamo-electiic machines
Waddington, Alfred, assignor to S. Bottoinley & Brothers, Limited, Bradford, England.
Shuttle-guard for looms
Waddington, George AV. (See McGregor and Waddington.)
Waddington, William A. (See McGregor and Waddington.)
Wade, Albert G., Elkhart, Ind. Plate and base for printing
Wade. Alzir-aH., Minneapolis, Minn. Abdominal supporter
Wade, Asa, McCool, Miss. Seed-planter
Wafie, Charles A. (See Davis, Jesse R., assignor.)
Wade, Edward E., San Francisco, Cal. Fruit-carriei
Wade, James R. , St. Louis, Mo. Hydraulic elevator
Wadieigh, George E. (See Sly. Charles N., assignor.)
Wadley, Hun G., Wytheville, Va. Lumber-handling apparatus for drying-kilns
Wadsworth, GeorgeH. (S^e Armstrong and Wadsworth.)
Wadsworth, Geor ge H., and H. W. Avery, assignors to Avery Stamping Company, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Pressedsteel seat
513,692
531,073
52a, 090
.■)27,fi3.5
537,821
516,248
515,. 'i07
515,508
515,981
520,126
526,334
524,694
529,821
523,697
530,214
512,416
521,996
524,050
525,876
511,825
528,311
523,921
.521,131
515,562
528,749
529,980
515,099
521,195
516,618
514,396
518,748
525,730
516,286
516,417
529,886
531,236
512.996
529,220
514,047
527,225
528,242
528,243
516,170
529,763
530,371
517,941
524,474
524,568
.528,281
523,609
526,273
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
c5
si
P
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67
^68
0
May 8
Sept. 25
1191
2296
288
<549
)550
776
1611
Jan. 30
3280
5 807
\ 808
(411
<412
(413
391
380
451
|66
^69
68
69
69
751
Dec. 18
July 17
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
1729
1558
1575
1880
1560
326
321
393
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
May 22
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
845
2524
2526
401
2071
1755
1244
2309
197
625
"93'
505
416
307
550
66
66
66
66
67
68
68
69
1626
1371
1371
1527
966
1499
906
1116
July 31
Dec. i
2647
244
656
68
69
555
1260
Jan. 9
June 26
Aug. 7
Sept. 11
1145
2234
130
985
278
537
30
C221
1222
66
67
68
|68
228
1654
686
1343
Jan. 2
121
29
66
26
Oct. 30
2773
669
69
570
July 31
June 5
Feb. 27
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Feb. 20
June 12
Mar. 13
3047
672
2616
39G
2575
1836
785
1463
761
158
649
94,95
621
463
184
346
68
67
66
69
69
66
67
66
630
1318
1389
718
1165
1231
1352
1741
Feb. 6
701
(177
U78
^66
985
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
2284
714
899
1119
2412
567
165
212
266
579
67
68
66
66
69
460
1294
1637
1677
1136
Dec. 18
2042
487
69
1616
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
2141
1250
509
301
66
69
431
892
Feb. 6
115
27
66
875
Oct. 9
893
217
69
182
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
2652
2653
639
6-10
69
69
548
549
Mar. 6
701
165
66
1584
Nov. 27
2203
525
69
1095
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Aug. U
521
856
880
129
215
217
69
67
68
1310
178
840
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
1037
2719
255
1656
68
i69
868
5fil
July 24
24", 8
622
68
508
Sept. 18
1646
388
68
1477
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
341
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Waeber, Gnstavus A., et al. (See Buscli, Frederic C, assignor.)
"Waesch, John F., Los Angeles, Cal. Key-holder
Wagandt, Charles L., Baltimore, Md. Socket for sheet-metal vessels
Wagemaun, Hennann 0. C. E., assignor of three-fourths to C. F. Orthwein, St. Louis, Mo.
Multiphase converter
"Wagemann, Hermann 0. C. E., assignor of three-fourths to C. F. Orthwein, St. Louis, Mo.i
Electric generator !
"Wagener, Christian J., Pittsburg, Pa. Rail-guard for vehicle-wheels
Wagoner, Oscar, assignor to Industrial Chain Company, St. Mary's, Ohio. Furnace
Wagenfohr, Charles. Brooklyn, N. T. Die
"Waggoner, Benjamin F. (See Waggoner, Thomas T., assignor.)
Waggoner, Jepthy L., Columbus, and W. T. Carmichael, Wailesborongh, Ind. Tool-chest
Waggoner, Thomas T., assignor of one-half to B. F. Waggoner, St. Louis, Mo. Reversing- j
gear and governor j
Wagner, Albert C, Chicago, 111. Meat-tenderer
Wagner, Alfred B., and E. Liesenhoff, Miaraisburg, Ohio. Shelving
Wagner, Caspar, Milwaukee, Wis. Crimping-machine
Wagner, Charles. New Turk, N. T. Valve for oil-cans
Wagner, Franz X. (See Wagner, Herman L., assignor.)
Wagner, Fred E., Chicago, 111, Adjustable window-shade fixture
Wagner, George F., Philadelphia, Pa. Lawn-edge trimmer
Wagner, George G. (See Seller and Emig, assignors.)
Waguer, Gnstavus G.. assignor to Interior Conduit and Insulation Company, New York,
N. T. Electric-arc lamp
Wagner, Henry, Toledo, Iowa. Halter
Wagner, Herman L., Brooklyn, assignor to F. S. Wagner, New York, N. Y.
machine
Type- writing!
Wagner, Hubert, Jr., assignor of two-thirds to J. B. and W. Wagner, Burlington, Wis.i
Hammock-support (
Wagner, Jacob, assignor of one-half to N. Wagner, Rimini, Mont. Power mechanism for
pumps, &c
Wagner, John B., etal. (See Wagner, Hubert, Jr., assignor.)
Wagner, John C. (See Chappel and Wagner.)
Wagner, John L. . Terre Haute, Ind. Box-car door
Wagner, Louis, Baltimore, Md. Meat-mixer
Wagner, Louis, Baltimore, Md. Expansible hung
Wagner, Louis, assignor of one-half to J. Marr, Baltimore, Md. Vent-bung ,
Wagner, Louis, assignor of one-half to J. Marr, Baltimore, Md. Pitching casks
Wagne? , Louis, and J. Marr, Baltimore, Md. Bunging apparatus ,
Wagner, Louis, J. Marr, and H. Campbell, Baltimore, Md. Filteringorpurification of liquids
Wagner, Louis, J. Marr, and H. Campbell, Baltimore, Md.; said Campbell assignor to saidi
Marr. Proce.«s of and apparatus for the manufacture of beer, ale, porter, &c [
Wagner, Matt. Tacoma, Wash. Centrifugal pump '
Wagner, Niekolaus. (See Wagner, Jacob, assignor.)
Wagner, Philipp G., Darmstadt, Germany. Coin discharging and delivering device
Wagner, Rome V., et al. (See Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Wagner, Theodore, and W. Habermann, Milwaukee, Wis. Wagon-body
Wagner, Walter, Chicago, 111. Can-seaming machine
Wagner, Wiliiam, et al. (See Wagner, Hubert, Jr., assignor.)
Wagoner, Charles, Worcester, N. Y. Combined line reel, fastener, and tightener .
Wahl, Albert, et al., administrators. (See Van Depoele. Charles J.)
Waibel, Fred L., et al. (See Schneider, George L., assignor.)
Waidner, Fred, Mishawaka, Ind. Hinge for windmill-rudders
Wain, Charles. (See Thompson and Wain.)
Wain, James R., Manchester, England. Self-acting mule and twiner
Wainwright, George J., assignor of one-half to W. J. Wainwright, New York, N. Y.
Pool-
register.
Wainwright, George J., assignor of one-half to W. J. Wainwright, New York, N. Y. Bil-
liard time-redister
Wainwright, Lucius M., assignor to Central Cycle Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis,
Ind. Bicycle-frame
Wainwright. Manufacturing Company of Massachusetts. (See Hall, Bicknell, assignor.)
Wainwright, Walter J. (See Wainwright. George J., assignor.)
Wainwright, William W., assignor to P. H. & F. M. Roots Co.,Connersville, Ind. Jour-
nal-box
WainwTight, William W., assignor to P. H. & F. M. Roots Co., Connersville, Ind. Jour-
nal-box
Wainwright, William W., assignor to P. H. & F. M. Roots Co , Connersville, Ind. Pack-
ing-box for rotary blowers
Wait, William B., New York, N. Y. Writing-machine
Wait, William B. , New York, N. Y. Writing-machine
Wait, William B., New York, N. Y. Writing-machine
Waite, Arthur H. (See Lowe. JohnH., assignor.)
Waite, Charles N., Newton, Mass. Insulated ci'nductor
Waite, Charles N., Rnmford, Me. Diaphragm for electrolytic cells
Waite, Frank H., Holley. N. Y. Keg or analogous package
Waite, Harry F., New York. N. Y. Influence-machine . . ."
Waite, Harry F., New York, N. Y. Electric device for pumping oil-wells
Waite, Harry F., New Yoik, N. Y. Electric-circuit regulator
Waite, Henry, et aj. (See Boomhower, Eli E., assignor.)
Waite, Henry E. (See Ethridge and Waite.)
Waite, Henry E., assignor to H. C. Miner, trustee. New York, N. Y. Electrical theatrical
appliance
Waitp, William T. (See McCall, William W., assignor.)
Wail t, George W. , San Francisco, Cal. , assignor to P. S. Dennis, Kingman, Ariz. Ter. Ore-
concentrator
Wakefield. James A., assignor of one-half to Shailer & Schniglau Company, Chicago, 111.
Sheet-piling ..."
No.
516,320
525,637
526,063
526,064
515,540
516.748
523,300
518,296
529,981
520,173
521.626
520,097
529,221
523,559
517,942
514,139
514,523
523,698
514,740
525,373
512,074
514,048
517,781
51<^,667
517,400
516,668
517,499
524,744
531.074
520,623
517,500
5-23,091
515,486
Date.
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
July 17
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Mav 22
June 19
May 22
Nov. 13
July 24
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
July 31
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Deo. 18
May 29
Apr. 3
July 17
Feb. 27
515,630 Feb. 27
518,433 Apr. 17
524.123 j Aug. 7
524.124 Aug. 7
519,783 j May 15
525,774
525,775
525,776
521,397
529,571
529,572
512,417
523,026
519,486
514,524
516,713
520,908
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
June 12
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 9
.July 17
May 8
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
June 5
948
524
223
127
1?86 298
1287 nil
2586
1699
1950
1480
2579
2176
1563
2021
1251
2402
857
CIO
402
490
370
;621
I 622
530
365
493
301
602
216
Official
Gazette.
254 62,63
915 2.12
(656
<057
(6.i8
(319
^320
2648
1283
99
25
580 138
117 27, 2^*
615 i 153
1558
2828
370
662
(370
J 371
31
(325
}326
1733 i 413
' ;705
I 706
1559
142
1328
2917
144 I 31
(391
1560 < 392
(393
,2495 \ 617
2723 I 678
1738 [ 431
263 61,62
266 ' 62
1503 365
786 l.-"l
787 182
788
1142
1897
Nov. 20 1899
182
(270
)271
(451
i 4.52
(452
1453
1146 , 278
I 1476 I 367
: 992 i 210
! 916 ' 2.32
1630 ' 388
280 67,68
513,850 I Jan. 30 | 3530 [ 869
513,849
I 527,469
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
3526 i 868
1311 ; 320
67
66
1647
1249
1410
1411
1383
1800
397
303
1166
984
1512
957
893
495
179
902
1043
555
1112
1168
110
875
119
1776
2034
1776
29
934
1560
1139
30
326
1366
1411
350
710
710
68 1307
j
68 I 1307
68 1308
I 67 ' 1420
I 69 j 1030
I 69 ! 1031
66 I 228
68 I :uo
67 -39
66 ' KI43
66 ] 1788
C7 1249
66
800
66 799
69 274
342
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Xanie, resideuce, aud invention.
"Wakefield, John E. , "Worcester, Mass. Pipe-wrench
Waldenberger, Emil, New York, N. Y. Combined pocket-book and cigar-case
Waldo Foiindiy. (See Gooch and "Waldo, assignors.)
Waldo FouD iry. (S^e Sperry, Erwin S., assignor.)
"Waldo Foundry. (See Waldo and Gooch, assignors.)
"Waldo, Leonard. (See Gooch and "Waldo.)
"Waldo, Leonard, Bridgeport, and F. A. Gooch, New Haven, Conn.; said "Waldo assignor toj
"Waldo Foundry, of New Jersey. Reducing aluminium <
"Waldrep, RusselT., Tifton, Ga. Railway switch-frog '.
"Waldron, George T., Quinc.y, Mass. Coin-released actuating mechanism for phonographs.
"Waldron, William H., New Brunswick, N.J. Lath-feeder lor paper-carrieis
Waldron, William H.,, New Brunswick, N. J. Wall-paper-printing machine
No.
Waldron, William H., New Brunswick, N. J. Wall-paper-printing machine
Waldstein, Bernard. New York. N. Y. Letter-elevator
Waldstein, Martin E , New York, N. Y., and A. H. Peter, Newark, N. J. Dyeing
Wales, Charles, Detroit, Mich. Coupler for organs '
Wales, Thomas C, Jr., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass.
Operator's telephone-circuit
Wales, Thomas C, Jr., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass.
Telephone speaking-tube system
Wales, Walton H., et al. (See Rowlands, John E., assignor.)
Walier, Joseph C, Syracise, N. Y. Machine for molding confections
Walker, Adoniram J., Dalton, Mass. Car-coupling
Walker, Albert H., trustee. (See Clausseu, Edward E., assignor.)
Walker, Albert H.. trustee. (See Lorenz, William A., assignor.)
Walker, Albert H., trustee. (See Lorenz and Claussen, assignors.)
529,982
522,747
527,846
529,983
524.921
514,794
531,075
531,076
512,075
,523,560
531,077
Date.
Nov. 27
July 10
Oct.
23
Nov.
Aug.
Feb
27
21
13
Dec.
18
Dec.
18
Jan.
July
2
24
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
2581
1007
1927
2582
1625
1367
1734
1736
582
2103
n40
Alexander, What Cheer, Iowa. Self-dumping mechanism for coal-elevators
Charles C, Donnington, near Newport, England. Lid for gas-retorts
Charles W ., Strang, Nebr. Type-writing machine
David A., Jr., Charleston, S. C. Preserving citrous fruits
Edwin, Erie, Pa. Automatic cork -puller
Edwin, Erie, Pa. Cork-puller.
Edwin, Erie, Pa. Advertising device
Ellas S., Duluth, Minn. Frame for duplicating apparatus
Enos L., St. Louis, Mo. Fruit or berry box
Fletcher L. (See Landin and Walker.)
Frank, Los Angeles, Cal. Automatic flu,shing apparatus
Frank, San Francisco, Cal. Asphaltum or bitumen disintegrator
Fred, Philadelphia, Pa. Rocker attachment for baby-caniages
Gabriel M., Macon, and A. 0. Calhoon, Victor, Mo. Grain-band cutter
George H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Fluid-pressure regulator
George K., Maquon, 1)1. Tobacco-cutter
Herbert C, et al. (See Graham, Simon P., assignor.)
Hugh R. (See Roney, Alexander B., assignor.)
Hugh R., Chicagi", 111. Locomotive ash-pan -.
Irvin B., Sioux City, Iowa. Trolley-wire hanger
JamesC, Waco, Tex. Hydraulic propulsion of vessels
James C, Waco, Tex. Rotary engine
James C, Waco, Tex. Wave-motor
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Wal ker.
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
"Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
"Walker,
Walker,
"Walker,
Walker, James C, Waco, Tex. Combined engine and superheater apparatus
Walker, James G. (See Combs, Andrew B., assignor.)
Walker, John, Cleveland, Ohio. Bushing for drums or pulleys
Walker, John, and H. Carver, Pendleton, England. Wall-coating and manufacturing same.
Walker, John B., assignor of one-third to B. W. Walker, Kansas Cit.y, Kans. Photo-
graphic vignetter
Walker, John J., Philadelphia, Pa. Steam packing for piston-rods
Walker, .Joseph, Birmingham, England. Toy -
Walker, Louis B.. and .T. Murphy, Globe, Ariz. Ter. Wind-jacket for blast-furnaces
'Walker, Miciah, Port Huron, Mich. Ball-and-socket .joint
Walker, Oakley S., assignor of one-half to Noiton Emery Wheel Company, Worcester,
Mass. Bearing for emery-wheels -
Walker, Orlando O., and R. G. Moon, assignors to said Moon and C. S. McCloud, Bedford,
Iowa. Portable cistern
Walker, R. W. (See Walker, John B., assignor.)
Walker, Randall W.. assignor to F. P. Brooks, Oxford, N. Y. Sleigh
Walker, Samuel, and L. Marshall, Milwaukee, Wis. Switch-actuating mechanism
Walker, Samuel L. (See Fry and Walker.)
Walker, Thomas, and J. F. Carter, assignors to J. A. Barbara and J. A. Tmcent, Philadel-J
pliia, Pa. Ore-roasting furnace S
Walker, Thomas, and J. F. Carter, assignors to J. A. Barbara and J. A. Vincent, Philadel-
phia, i?a. Ore-roasting furnace
Walker, Thomas, and J. F. Carter, assignors to J. A. Barbara and J. A. Vincent, Philadel-
phia, JPa. Ore-roastiiig furnace
Walker, Thomas, and J. F. Carter, assignors to J. A. Barbara and J. A. Vincent, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Ore-rnast.ing furnace
Walker, Thomas B., et al. (See Landin and Walker, assignors.)
Walker, William. (See Cochrane and Walker.)
Walker, William, Jr., Birmingham, F. R. Wilkins, Handsworth, and J. Lones, Smethwick,
England. Primary battery
Walker, William, .Ir., Birmingham, and F.R. Wilkins, Handsworth, assignors of one-third
to T. Lones, Smethwick, England. I'riraary voltaic battery
Walker, William, Jr., Birmingham, and F.R. Wilkins, Handsworth, assignors of one-third
to T. Lones, Smethwick, England. Primary battery
Walker, Willi.am E , assignor to L. Griffith, C. F. Hunt, F. W. Eider, and J. F. La Fleur,
Detroit, Mich. Firo-ladder
Walker, Williara H., and T. H. Boyce, New York, N. Y. Street-sweeper
Walker. Williara J., St. Lonis, Mo. "Wrench
Walker, William J., Chicago, 111. Pipe connection
522,925 July 10 1284
531,078 Dec. 18 1741
I
524,097 I Aug. 7 ! 214
525,036 I Aug. 28 1848
517,782
522,137
524,.364
524,008
515,411
515,412
524,745
516,139
512,571
525,244
.527,636
524,151
.515.066
522, 6?3
524,622
522,510
526.422
512,.591
515,631
516,034
531,488
515,563
531,579
519,800
525,434
.530.142
520,719
522,391
622
249
(463
1 464
622
398
344
[413
[414
(414
[415
138
Apr. 3
June 26
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
616
2465
698
69
2377
2379
1333
649
1397
Aug. 28 { 2204
Oct. 16 1576
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
July 10
Aug. 14
320
1793
1129
July 3 ! 618
Sept. 25 I 1943
Jan. 9 I 1429
Feb. 27 j 2724
Mar. 6 j 494
Dec. 25 2495
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
415
318
415
49,50
451
1 153
[ 154
592
; 170
! 171
596"
590
326
l.=.l
337
537
381
75
453
215
277
157
464
344
;678
' 679
114
;594
I 595
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69 i 1166
68 : 206
J 69 I 401
69 ' 1166
68 ! 987
66 1129
[69 I 1560
Im ': 1561
66 1 lU
68 , 495
69 I 1561
68 ' 258
69 : 1562
68 ; 701
68 : 1045
J 67
67
68
66
68
68
68
68
68
68
66
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66
1 69
2618 nil 1 66
2646 69
Mav 15 1529
Sept. 4 1 196
Dec. 4 110
May 29 , 3093
July 3 : 332
373
49
28
718
97
521,836 I June 26 ; 1922 ! 461
529,511
528,P31
527,637
516,781
516,782
516,783
Nov. 20 ; 1799 428
Nov. 6 ; 573
Oct. 16 I 1580
Mar. 20 | 1740
Mar. 20 j 1742
Mar. 20 1744
136
382
516,854 ; Mar. 20 , 1857
67
68
69
67
68
67
69
j 410 { 66
! 411 I 66
439 ' 66
120
1698
805
675
1343
1344
935
1574
276
1107
321
720
1222
183
121
1546
281
1411
1544
1718
1389
1748
851
1187
1235
1170
76
1596
1012
750
322
1807
1807
1808
1831
524,229 , Aug. 7 . 444 104 68 742
524,291 : Aug. 7 1 548 130 68 j 760
! ' 1
530,867 1 Dec. 11 . 1376 328 69 1481
524,495 , Aug. 14 ' 912 j 225 68 ! 846
531,079 Dec. 18 1744 416 69 1 1562
512.418 Jan. 9 1147 278 66 228
521,051 Aug. 7 134 30 6-1 681
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
343
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Walker, 'William J., Canton, Obio. Device for grinding lawn-mower knives
Walker, William J., assignor to (Chicago Folding Box Company, Chicago, 111. Paper box. .
Walker, William T., deceased; M. Bailey, Washington, D. C, administrator. Apparatus
for driving oif volatile constituents from liquids
Walker. William T., deceased; M. Bailey, Washington, D. C, administrator. Apparatus
for driving off volatile constituents from liquids
Walkley, Lucius V. (See Keising, Casper, assignor.)
Walkup, J. W., etal. (See Lee, John C , assignor.)
Wall, Aahhel T., etal. (See White, Joel AV., assignor.)
Wall, Frederic W., assignor of one-half to S. Martin and J. Harrison, Fort Worth, Tex.
Hook and eye
Wall, George A., et al. (See White, Joel W., assignor.)
Wall, George H., London, England. Ball-valve for water-gages
Wall, Jesse H. (See Jernigan, Henry E., assignor.)
Wallace, Benjamin F., Independence, Mo. Sheet-music turner
Wallace, Charles, Denver, Colo., assignor of two-thirds to C. A. Payne and W. E. Moses.i
Coucenti ator i
Wallace, David. (See Zorn, John, assignor.)
Wallace Electric Company. (See Wood, Montraville M., assignor.)
Wallace, Frank, Philailelphia, Pa. Urinal
Wallace, Frank E., East Orange, N. J. Distilling apparatus
Wallace, Frank E.. East Orange, N. J. Ice-pitcher ,
Wallace, Fredrick B., assignor to himself and C. H. Spencer, Orion, Mich. Nut-lock
Wallace, Harry G. (See Grehle. Harvey K., assignor.)
Wallace, Jacob B., Erie, Pa. Lighting device for gas-stove or other burners
Wallace, Jacob B., Erie, Pa. Gas-burner. for stoves
Wallace, Jacob B., Erie, Pa. Cock for gas-stoves, &c
Wallace, Jacob B., assignor to Metric Metal Company, Erie, Pa. Diaphragm gas-meter . . .
Wallace, James F. S., Canton, China. Flower-holder for buttonholes . . . ;
Wallace, James N., et al. (See Kinney, Geoige F., assignor.)
Wallace, Jeff D. (See Wallace, Lloyd and J. D. )
Wallace, John, Union, 111. Windmill
Wallace, John A. (See O'Hara, Henry, assignor.)
Wallace, John G., Chicago, 111. Eetufn postal-card
Wallace, Lloyd and J. D., Peoria, Tex. Ice-cream freezer
Wallace, Thomas M., Marion, Ala. Bale-box clamp
Wallace, Tliomas M., Marion, Ala. Combined belt-shifter and brake for cotton-presses . . .
Wallace. William, assignor of one-half to D. C. McMasters, Peoria, Tex. Compound car-
coupling and bumper
Wallace, William J. (See Thayer and Wallace.)
Wallace, William W., Springfield, Mass. 'Piano-action
.52fi.824
524,078
529,233
529,234
Wallace, William W. , Willoughby , CJhio. Cut-off mechanism '.
Wallace, William W., assignor to J. W. Penfield & Son, Willoughby, Ohio. Joint for tog-i
gle-arms i
Wallace, William W., assignor to J. W. Penfield & Sou, Willoughby, Ohio. Friction-clutch
pulley
Wallace. William W., assignor to J. W. Penfield & Son, Willoughby, Ohio. Die or mold
for clay -product machines
Wallace, William W., and E, 0. Penfield, Willoughby, Ohio. Cut-off table for brick-ma-
chines
WaJlach, Willy, Paris, France. Brush
Wallenberg, Augustinus, Chicago, 111. Artificial stone
Waller, Elwyn, and C. A. Snifliu, New York, N. Y., assignors to Amorphous White Lead
Company, of New Jersey. Making white lead
Wallingfoid, James E., arid T. Forhan, Cortland, Nebr. Corn-harvester
Wallington, George P. (See Beaumont and Wallington.)
Wallington, Laurence A. (See Beaumont and Wallinston, assignors.)
Wallis, Fred, and G. Galbraith, Eochester, N. Y. Filling-machine
Wallis-Lispenard Cotton Picker and Machinery Company. (See Lispenard, George, as-
signor.)
Wallmann, Johannes. (See Schmitz and Wallmann.)
Wallow, C. H. (See Hamblin, Albert G., assignor.)
Walls, William H. , assignor of one-half to M. Becker and H. Mueller, St. Louis, Mo. Street-i
sweeper.
Walmsley, Sylvester P. (See Williams, Orion H., assignor.)
Walmsley, Sylvester P., New Orleans, La. Turnstile
Walmsley, Thomas L., and H. H. Wright, Denver, Colo. Dry placer machine
Walrad, George O., et al (See Brien, Theodore E., assignor.)
Walrath, Alvin, Little Falls, N. Y. Machine for sewing on buttons
Walrath, Jesse, Eacine, Wis. Explosive gas-engine 522,811
Walrath, Eobert, assignor of one-half to C. E. Casler, Little Falls, N. Y. Trowel
Walsh, Francis A., Milwaukee, Wis. Sheet- metal-working machine
Walsh, Harry H. (See Long and Walsh.)
Walsh, James, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Nut-locking device
Walsh, James. Jr., Philadelphia. Pa. Valve
Walsh, John G., New York, N. Y. Combined drawer and shipping-box
Walsh, Philip J.. Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Circuit-closing device
Walsh, Ealph, Washington, D. C. Device for dividing powders, &c
Walsh, Eichard. Sherman, Tex. Puiiching-machine -
Walsh, Eobert, Pittsbarg, Pa. Smoke-consuming furnace
Walsh, Thomas, Montreal, Canada. Attachment for shovels, spades, &c
Walsh, Timothy, and D. Keoah, Highlands, Colo. Flush-tank
Walter A. Wood Harvester Company. (See Courtney, John J., assignor.)
Walter A. Wood Mowing and Eeaping Machine Company et al. (See Lowry, George A.,
assignor.)
Walter, George P., Brownwood, Tex. Washing-machine ,
Walter, Harry, assignor to G. W. Teufel, Philadelphia, Pa. Tooth or bone cutter
Walter, Horace E., Eichfield Springs, N. Y. Electric signal apparatus
522,541
521,530
523,420
Date.
Oct.
Aug.
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
July 3
June 19
July 24
522,172 i June 28
512,532 Jan. 9
.515.413 ! Fob. 27
515,632 Feb. 27
518,474 1 Apr. 17
516,904
.527,566
527.567
512,135
516,954
519,362
520,816
523,7.-^l
528,047
530,978
526,790
519,166
526,274
513,544
516,882
519,801
515,383
.523,058
517,811
525,826
512,771
525,827
518,168
.517,080
520,745
528,832
513,374
512,461
529,984
Walter, Horace E., Richfield Springs, N. Y. Electric signaling apparatus 529, 985
Walter, Horace E., Richfield Springs, N. Y. Electric signaling apparatus 529,986
515,890
512,342
514,397
524,922
525,972
522,632
.531,237
524,623
515,384
519,515
529,512
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. . 16
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
May 8
June 5
July 31
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
May 1
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
May 15
Feb. 27
July 17
Apr. 3
Sept. It
Jan. 16
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
May 29
Monthly
volume.
252
184
1275
1276
620
1402
21;")2
2,W3
1430
2381
2726
18U7
1913
1460
1461
673
2028
785
109
2793
2305
1570
210
405
1647
3033
1902
1530
2336
1516
660
892
1762
1248
2262
3131
Nov. 0 574
July 10 I 1103
Mar.
Jan.
6
21
Feb.
Aug.
Sept. 11
July 10
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
May 8
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
306
306
158
324
540
C605
1606
345
590
679
447
458
355
356
161
480
192
24
694
556
372
50
97
C388
J 389
C747
1748
449
373
580
379
2.-.1
1009
703
1027
1140
792
418
Official
Gazette.
69
68
69
69
67
67
66
66
66
'67
1
66
69
69
66
66
67
68
69
69
69
I >68
I ^66
66
67
66
68
67
68
66
136
(272
^273
(274
59
178
399
259
199
2043
487
1130 i 278
2338 1 580
1033
250
1800
428
2726
662
1233
298
2583
C623
5 624
2597
(624
)625
2001
625
68
66
68
68
68
69
68
66
67
344
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Al})liahetical list of patentees — Coutmued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Walter. Horace E., Richfield Springs, N. T., assignor, by mesne assignments, to National? ^on 107
Electrical Manufacturing Company, Milford, Conn. Electric annunciating apparatus ..< °'*">''='
Walter, J. G., et al. (See Green, William E., assignor.)
Walter, John P., assignor to G. W. Squires and M. Brashaw, Edgerton, Ohio. Machine)
for cutting wagon-fellies I
Walter, Peter, Mount Vernon, Ind. Bakeoven
Walter, Stephen A., assignor to Acme Machine Company, Moline, 111. Dish-cleaner
Walter, Thomas U., Huntington, assignor of four-ninths to A. D. Garden, Wheeling, W.Va.
Shoe- fastening
Walters, Harry E. (See Purdon, Walters, and Woodcock.)
Walters, Jaraes M., Los Angeles, Cal. Draping-form
Wiilters, John, ptal. (See Carnes, John, assignor.)
Walters, John W. (See Omwake, Jacob H., assignor.)
Walther, Emil W., and A. W. Street, Chicago, 111. Trou.sers
Walther, Jacob P , etal. (See Zanger, Theodor, assignor.)
Walther, Theodore A., assignor of two-fifths to C. T. Brown, Chicago, 111. Automatic hy-
draulic pump
Walton, Frederick, London, England. Machine for the manufacture of mosaic floor-cloth.
Walton, Henry, Vicksburg, Miss., assignor of one-half to H. B. Paunt Le Koy, Memphis,
Tenn. Puzzle
Walton , Herbert L. , and W. A. Griffiths, Minneapolis, Minn. Switching device for railways
Walton, James, Phoenicia, N. T. Vending-machine
Walton, John, assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. C. Holland, Chicago, HI. Steam-ra-
diator
Walton, Jonathan, Brooklyn, N. T. Bottle
Walton, Jonathan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Foldingchair
Walton, Kichard, and T. Kee.s, Altoona, Pa. Oil-burner
Walton, Robert H., Walnut Springs, Tex. Hay-press
Walton, William A. (See Saati, Nowraan M., assignor.)
Waltz, George H., and L. E. Patton, Memphis, Tenn. JBoiler - -
Walzel, Gregor, assignor of one-half to S. Lee, New York, N. Y. Elastic metallic tire
Wanamaker, Charles B., assignorof one-half to W. H. Hunsicker, Allentown, Pa. Heater..
Wands,Washington I., assignor of one-fourth to H. W. Landes, Kirwin, Kans. Automatic
switchcloser
Wanless, William J. (See Schmaltz, Mikle, assignor.)
Wanner, Martin, Denver, Colo. Refrigerating liquid
Wanner, Martin, Denver, Colo., assignor of eleven-twentieths to W. B. Crittenden and
J. M. Millman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Regenerative^urnaoe
Waples, Rufus. Jr., New York, N. Y. Umbrella-cane ■
Ward, AlmonG., and W. C. Winfield, Warren, Ohio. Bath-tub
Ward, Barton B., New York, N. Y. Circuit-controller for regulators
Ward, Barton B., New York, N. Y. (Circuit-controller for regulators
Ward, Charles E. (See Bullock and Ward.)
Ward, Daniel, Peoria, III. Tongue-support
Ward, George R. (See Zortman and Ward.)
Ward, Harker R., Lovelton, Pa. Washing-machine
Waid, Henry C, Greenfield, Tenn. Veneer-morti.sing machine
Ward, Henry C., Chippewa Lake, Mirb. Music or book leaf holder
Ward, James A., assignor of one-halt to B. N. Hillard and P. Wlesner, Murray, Idaho.
Car-coupling
Ward, Jaraes C. (See Temple and Ward.)
Ward, John W. (See Noble and Ward.) '
Ward, Joseph G., Clinton, and J. W. Ball, Newark, N. J. Game-counter
Ward, Robert D. (See Shaw, William P.. assignor.)
Ward, Thomas J., et al. (See Wise. Benjamin F., assimor.)
War<l, William B., Seward, and .T. H. Morris, Lincoln, JSTebr. Permutation-lock
Ward, William E., Kingston, Canada. Lamp-shade •
Ward, William M., London, England. Parcel or book carrier
523,389
."514. .'52.';
511,920
521,686
515,541
514,57fi
525,731
523,610
516,035
531,080
529,222
511.826
525.5T0
530,564
524.268
521,923
529,573
523,495
528,404
522,308
522,812
517,991
517,315
521,837
513,545
527,092
524,292
517,081
517,558
524,451
516,619
,'525,299
515,385
512,772
Ward, William M., Corunna, assignor of one-half to A. Roedel, Linden, Mich. Carriage. .. 5-J0,746
Warder, Bushnell ifeGlessner Company. (?!ee Kane, Maurice, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Company. (See Stark, Andrew, assignor.) i
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Company et al. (See Lowry, George A., assignor.)
Wardle, John F., Pawtucket, R. I. Spool-making machine
Wardle, Joseph. (See Greaves and Wardle.)
Ward well, Edward H., South Orange, N. J. Condenser
Wardwell, Simon W., Jr., Boston, Mass., assignor to Universal Winding Company, Port-
land, Me. Thread-winding machine
Wardwell, Simon W., Jr., Boston, Mass., assignor to Universal Winding Company, Port-
land, Me. Wheel for thread-tension
Wardwell, Theodore E., Stamford, Conn. Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Device for sampling tea and sealing packages.
Sash-fastener
Knob attachment
Sash-fastener
Wardwell, Theodore E
Wardwell, Theodore E
Wardwell, Theodore E
Wardwell, Theodore E,
Wardwell, Theodore E
Stamford, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.
Ware, Hiram B., Fort Scott, Kans. Composition for degumming flax-straw.
Ware, John M., et al. (See Burson, Harvy, assignor.)
Ware, Walter F., Camden, N. J. Combined bottle-stopper and syringe
Ware, William J., Kerens, Tex. Back-band buckle
Warfield, Dwight E. , Worcester, Mass. Device for weaving diagonal strands into cane fab-
rics
Warfield, Louis, Detroit, Mich. Car-truck ;
Warg, Robert, and A. Lindemann, Milwaukee, Wis., assignors to J. W. O'Neill, Chicago,
111. Printer's quoin
Waring, George H., and 0. B. White, St. John, Canada. Steam-engine
Waring, John B., New York, N. Y. Machine for cutting pipes
Waring, John T. (See Segschneider, Giistav, assignor.)
Waring, Wilber W., assignor to L. C. Nefif, Brooklyn, N. Y. Finger-board for violins
Warman, William A., Moncton, Canada. Dust-guard and oil-saver lor car-axles
520,509
521,838
. 531,081
531,082
I 520,508
525,877
525,878
528,633
529,887
! 531.453
i 517,905
526.880
515,067
517,082
519,824
I
' .527,638
512,638
514,577
,124,428
512,926
Date.
May 22
July 24
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
June 19
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
July 24
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Aug. 7
June 26
Nov. 20
July 24
Oct. 30
July 3
July 10
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
June 26
Jan 30
Oct. 9
Aug. 7
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
May 29
May 29
June 26
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
May 29
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
May 15
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
2096
918
330
1662
2587
2480
496
1747
1253
122
426
882
501
2078
f505
J506
1507
1508
C527
)528
2.32
77,78
390
G40
252
16')
C623
i624
114
417
(302
\ 303
30
102
217
116
499
1902 453
2301 .579
2929 i 708
229
1106
962
2651
1923
3034
673
61
240
tm
461
748
165
550 131
2265
234
850
535
54
208
1465 I 347
182
2288 556
2339 581
1763 419
3134 {?!
2733 I 662
1925 461
1750 417
1751
2732
989
990
577
2415
2441
800
350
1795
2266
1563
1582
1497
1000
811
2031
417
662
222
222
136
579
581
87
453
536
383
382
361
< 2.V2
)253
198
481
Official
Gazette.
>67
1 68
•68
66
67
66
68
66
66
67 1104
69 1563
67
1564
1104
1344
1344
69 751
69 11.36
69 1708
67 109
I
69 66
66 1222
I
66 1924
67 858
69 322
66 295
[66 1059
(i8 827
06 410
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
345
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
X ame, residence, and invention.
Warmcastle, Samuel D.. (See Crawford, Eoliert A., assignor.)
"VTarmoth, James H. (See Miller and "Warmoth.)
Warner, Adna D.. Nangatiick, Conn. Clasp for boot-trees
Warner, Clharles D., Ansonia, Conn. Electric tower clock
Warner, Charles D., Ansonia, Conn. Electric clock striking mechanism-
Warner, Charles W., Melrose, Mass. Planter
Warner, Charles W., Melrose, and G-. A. Crane, Worcester, Mass. Cultivator
Warner, Daniel, Bronson, assignor of two-thirds to W. D. House and P. Womer & Son,
Buchanan. Mich. Holdback -
Warner, DvrightM., and C. E. Hammond, Sparta,Mich. Brick-truck
Warner, Egert T., Elwood, Ind. Well-packing
Warner Elevator Manufacturing Company. (See Brown, Alfred T., as.signor.)
Warner, Enoch, assignor of one-half to A. B. Johnston, Central City, Nebr. Hand fence-
achine
Warner, Ernest P. (See Scrlbner and Warner.)
Warner, Ernest P., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Mining-drill
Warner, Ernest P., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Electric switch. .
Warner, Frank A., e« ai. (See Fox, John C, assignor.)
Warner, Frank A., assignor of two-thirds to J. C. Fox, Chicago, 111., and P. Thompson,
Kansas City, Mo. Rack for barrels or casks
Warner, Frank U., Boston, Mass. Display-iefrigerator •
Warner, Frederick W., Eochester, N. Y. Body-garment
Warner, Henry H. (See Dickinson and Warner.)
Warner, Isaac. (See Mosure and Warner.)
Warner, Body E., Pittsburg, Pa. Powder- blower
Warner, Sylvester, and 0. E. Cook, West Union, Ind. Traction-wheel
Warner, AVarren, deceased, Cincinnati, Ohio; C. H. M. Atkins, executor. Valve for hy-
draiilic elevators
Warnke, Gustave E., Wood Lake, Minn. Pneumatic straw-stacker
Warr, Aaron, Georgetown, Fla Orange-polishing machine
Warrand, Constantino B., Savannah, 6a., assignor of three- fourths to G. W. Lamar, W. G.
Morrell, and A. Minis. Process of and apparatus for tanning
Warrell, Frederick G , Philadelphia, Pa. Telephone annunciator and call-bell
Warren, Alvah H. (See Ryno, Frederick A., assignor.)
Warren, Andrew. (See Crecelius, Louis J., assignor.)
Warren, Benjamin F., Brooklyn, N. T. Faucet tor oil-cans ■-
Warren, Charles A., Columbus, Oliio. Ennning-gear for vehicles
Warren, Christopher C. Hattiesburg, Miss. Chum-operating mechanism
Wai ren Extension Table Company. (See Gale, Burton L , assignor.)
Warren, Frank H., Lynn, assignor to G. H. P. Flagg, Boston, Mass. Cutter-guard
Wan en, George C, TJtica, N. Y. Laying rail way -r.ails in paved streets
Warren, George C, Saginaw, Mich. Tonnage-computer
Warren, George E. (See Fowler and Warren.)
Warren, George L., assignor of one-half to W. N. Davis, St. Paul, Minn. Safety shift oj?
lock for split switches 5
Warren, Governor D., Dallas, Tex. Automatic railway-gate
Wairen, Governor !>., Dallas, Tex. Mine-door
Warren, Governor D., Dallas, Tex., and J. Casey, Coalgate, Ind. Ter. Switch attachment.
Warren, John K . et. al. (See H.irtley, Charles J., assignor.)
Warren, John W., Sydney, Xew South Wales. Track-cleaner
Warren, Marion. (See Puffer and Warren.)
Warren, William B., Peoria, 111. Shifting link-motion for locomotives
Warrington. Jesse, assignor of one-half to Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianapolis, Ind.
Cloth-fastening device for bolting-i eels
Warrington, Jesse, assignor to Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Eetum-
air purifier
Warth, Henry, Stapleton, N. Y. Perforating-tool
Warwick Cycle Manufacturing Company. (See Hendrick and Fay, assignors.)
Warwick Clyde Manufacturing Company. (See Very. Alpha O., assignor.)
Warwick, Edward. (See Warwick, Thomas, F., and E.)
Warwick, Edward, Birmingham, England. Wheel-rim
Warwick, Frederick. (See Warwick, Thomas, F., and E.)
Warwick, Thomas, F., and E., Birmingham, England. Pedal for velocipedes
Wasbrood, Ernest J , Montreal, Canada. Caster
Washburn, Archibald S., Germantown, N. Y. Grip-pawl for machinery
Washburn, Christian, Bridgewater, Mass. Car-coupling
Washburn , David B. , A tkinson. Me. Washbench
Washburn, George F., Boston, Mass. Bicycle-tire
Washburn, George F., Boston, Mass. Bicycle-frame
Washburn, (Jeorge F., Boston. Mass. Bicycle-frame. (Reissue.)
Washburn, George W (See Faulkner, James J., assignor.)
Washburn, John S., Hackensack, N. J. Lubricating device for car or other axles or
shafts
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company. (See Vaughan and Watson, assignors.)
Washburn, Nathan, Boston, Mass. Making steel castings
Washburn, Nathan, Boston. Mass. Car- wheel
Washburn, Nathan, Boston, Mass. Making composite car- wheels
Washburn, Samuel N., Olympia, Wash. Car coupling
Washburne, James V., Morrison, 111. Cuff-fastener
Washington Electric Company. (See Meissncr, William O., assignor.)
Washington. George. (See Beaumont and Washington.)
Washington. Luria, and W. H. Roberts. Coal Creek, Tenn. Automatic railway-switch . ..
Wass, Charles J., et al. (See Crowell, Sommers, assignor.;
Wass, Clara S., et al. (See Crowell, Sommers, assignor.)
Waterbury Clock Company. (See Bannatyne, Archibald, assignor.)
Waterbur'y Clock Company. (See Hopson, John, Jr., assignor.)
Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Company. (See Campbell, Andrew C, assignor.)
Waterbury Machine Company. (See Lamb, George B., as.signnr. )
Waterbury Manufacturing Company. (See Ashworth, Richard J., assignor.)
Waterhouse, Addison G., Hartford. Conn., assignor to Waterhouse Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electric-current regulator
Wateihouse, Addison G.. Hartford, Conn., assignor to Waterhouse Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Regulating electric currents
No.
513,253
518,337
520,585
531,606
531,605
519,363
521,106
530,631
517,252
511,869
512,774
520,098
51.%182
519,487
518,975
521,667
512,773
526,423
528,195
517,083
524,009
528,244
512,775
514,636
514,741
512,343
528,703
531,238
514,79.1
516,036
517,783
516,714
521,398
515,509
527,910
513,633
530,736
514.742
514,526
.522,725
512,495
524.658
516,669
517,501
11,449
519,212
513,163
513,546
522,633
530,565
517,084
521,518
518,359
518,360
Date.
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
May 29
Deo. 25
Dec. 25
May 8
June 12
Dec. n
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
May 22
Feb. 20
May 8
May 1
June 19
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
June 12
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Dec. IJ
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
July 10
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
Monthly i Official
volume. 1 Gazette.
Jan. 30
July 10
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
2515
1555
2861
2694
2692
785
787
992
2549
198
1767
2022
1977
993
62
1664
1764
1«44
2566
2269
70
2655
1768
1108
1285
1013
321
2044
1369
497
618
1632
1146
2527
2052
2727
1173
1287
919
952
1292
1182
1562
146
2462
493
Jan. 23 ' 2390
3036
793
884
2271
June 19 1376
612
386
692
646
;645
I 646
192
184
244
598
50
419
494
493
240
16
390
419
464
621
536
15
640
420
276
320
248
79
(487
)488
344
115
154
388
271
626
492
679
285
320
232
237
310
290
371
31
595
66
67
67
69
'69
67
67
66
67
66
67
67
67
66
68
69
68
69
66
66
66
66
J 69
66
66
67
66
67
69
748 66
199 68
217 69
536 66
320 ; 67
Apr. 17 1609 I 398
I
Apr. 17 I 1612 398
579
316
1129
1757
1756
703
1353
1412
1979
41
361
958
1237
739
518
1531
361
1546
533
1925
675
549
362
1079
1113
203
704
1616
1130
1544
120
1788
1421
1371
425
1411
1412
1113
1014
197
255
896
1776
30
499
633
519
708
170
1392
1925
1479
327
327
346
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
'Waterhous<» Electric Company. (See Waterhonse, Addison G., assignor.)
Waterman, Cliailie H. (See Burkhart, Waterman, and Smitli.)
Waterraau, Frank E., et al. (See Kaldiider, William H., assignor.)
Wateiinan, KoU S., et al. (See Kaldrider, William H., assignor.)
Waters, Edward P., RosoTille. 111. Halter
Waters, Frank M., Dayton, Ohio. Lawn-mower
Waters, George A., Lansingburg, N. T. Camera-shutter
Waters, Nellie D. (See Chandler, John A., assignor.)
Waterston, James, Nashville, Tenn., assignor, by mesne assignments, to G. E. Sanhorn,
Chicago, 111. Ink-distributer
Wathen, James A., Louisville, Ky. Water purifier and heater
Watkins, Ed ward G., assignor clone-half to Hey wood Bros. &Co., Gardner, Mass. Work-
man's time-recorder
Watkins, Lee, Colorado City, Colo. Bicycle-gearing
Watkins, William D., assignorof one-half to A. E. Derrick, Toncalla, Oreg. Clothes-pin.
Watkinson, George, Colchester, Conn. Mill for mixing caoutchouc
Watney, Reginald. (See Pratt, Spencer, assignor.)
Watson, Arthur J., Mean Meer, India. Reloading cartridge-holder
Watson, Charles. (SpeO'Donnell, James, assignor )
Watson, Christopher H., Riverside, Cal. Valve for hydrants
Watson. Edward, Grand Rapids, Mich. Manufacture of material for calcimining
Watson, Edward, Grand Rapids, Mich. Making material for wall decoration
Watson, Edward. Grand Rapids, Mich. Material for wall decoration and making same...
Watson, Edward. Grand Rapids, Mich. Material for wall-coating and making same
Watson, Edward P., New York, N. T,, and R. W, Watson, Preston, England. Tension-
regulating attachment for fabric-packaging machines
Watson. George A., Toronto, Canada, assignor to W. H, Laird, New York, N. Y. Sectional
boiler
Watson, George H., St. Louis, Mo. Locomotive-boiler furnace
Wat.son, Henry W. and M., Denver, Colo. Dry placer machine
Watson, Herbert. (See AVatson, John R. and H.)
Watson, J. Herbert. (See La Burt, John, assignor,)
Watson, James, Liverpool, England. Boiler-tubo expander and stopper
Watson, John B., Toronto, and J. R. Douglas, Ottawa, Canada. Ventilating and furnace-
checking device
Watson, Jobn C. (See Vaughan and Watson,)
Watson, John J., Buffalo, N. Y. Combined card and dice exhibiting machine
Watson, John R. and H., Wyandotte, Mich. Carbonating-column
Watson, John R, and H., Wyandotte, Mich. Apparatus for drying, roasting, and calcining
soda-ash
Watson, Mary, London. England. Malted food
Watson, Minnie. (See Watson, Henry W. and M,)
Watson, Nelson M., assignor to A. H. and W. B. Heath and S. A. Millard, Detroit, Mich.)
Electrical annunciator .• ''
Watson, Nelson M., assignor to Detroit Time Register Company, Detroit, Mich. Em-
ploye's time-recorder
Watson, Robert, Washington, D. C. Electric elevator
Watson, Robert W. (See Watson, Edward P. and R. W.)
Watson, Robert W,, Pre.ston, England. Speed-regulating attachment for machines for
measuring or packaging fabrics
Watson, William A., Jr., Lexington, N. C. Bed-brace
Watson, W^illiam H., New Orleans, La. Governor
Watt, Joseph W. (See Pettit and Watt.)
Watt Mining Car Wheel Company et al. (See Rogers, Arthur, assignor.)
Watters, Charles H., Chicago, HI. Valve device
Watters, Don C, et al. (See Stanley, Oramel C, assignor.)
Wattles, Hiram J., Syracuse, N. Y. Cooking- range
Wattles, Hiram J., Syracuse, N. Y. Hot-air stove
Wattles, Luther H., Providence, R, I. Exhaust- valve for engines
Watts, Albert. (See Chase, Henry A., assignor.)
Watts, David H. (See Furness, Frank, assignor.)
Watts, Elias, Keyport, N. J. Steam heating apparatus -
Watts, John H., Auburn, N. D. Rope or cable system for operating machinery
Wauters, Gustave, Grimberghen, Belgium. Apparatus for moving and steering steam-
ships
Wauthier. Louis F., Ligny. Belgium. Beet-root or potato hai-vester.
Wauthy, Jules (See Jobert, Feliolen, assignor.)
Way, Charles M. (See Cooper, James B,, assignor.)
Way, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. Sewing-machine
Wayland, Columbus A., Harrisburg, Tenn. Bench-dog
Wayland, James, Newark, N. J. Electrically-controlled railway-signal-
Wayland, James, Newark, N. J, Railway-train gate
Wayland, James, Newark, N. J, Railway-switch signal
Wayland, Robert R., Hallsville, Mo. Churn
Wayiuan, Maicus D,, H al. (See Green, Ira L., assignor.)
Wayman, Marcus D., Ford City, Pa. Polishing-machine
Wayne Oil Tnnk Compan;^ , (See Becker, John J,, assignor.)
Wayne, William J., Decatur, 111, Sulky
Wayt, James B., Indianapolis, Ind. Garbage-furnace
Weale, Henry P., Boston, assignor of two-thirds to G. L. Richards and H. E. Turner, Mai-
den, Mass. Car-fender
Weart, John W., et al. (See Mackey, William T., assignor.)
Weatherbee, Bray ton A,, Warren, N. Y. Machine for picking and separating hops
Weatherby, Wilbert, Detroit, Mich. Device for removing leads from type
Weatherhead, Edward H,, Cleveland, Ohio. Hydraulic air-pump.
Weatherhead, Edward H., assignor to Cleveland Faucet Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hy-
draulic air-pump
Weatherhead, Edward H., assignor to Cleveland Faucet Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hy-
draulic air-pump
527,304
.516,287
527,911
525,638
527,166
518,475
5iZ,6Zi
522,6.'i5
522,636
522,637
528,750
521,746
530,566
529,340
519,143
520,974
517,316
523,390
527,912
531,013
514,975
515,805
516,956
526,275
516,955
514,294
519,052
515,415
525,170
526,761
521,093
515,416
514,527
528,869
525,879
517,317
' 512,077
520,464
i 531,348
i 513,375
Oct. 9
Apr. 17
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 10
Nov. 6
June 19
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
May 1
June 5
Mar. 27
July 24
Oct. 23
Dec, 18
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
May 1
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
June 5
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
May 29
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Monthly \ OfCcial
volume. I Gazette.
S I - fcb r ■ I «
2203 i 527 ! 68 1594
2383 I 591 j 66 1345
2027 483 68 1561
1466
583
347
138
1031 250
900 212
2055 493
525 127
799
794
795
797
798
195
447
398 95,96
1760
885
1455
357
402
2053
2099
2055
1632
1652
123
2029
1649
2029
556
183
2385
2101
156
612
2390
920
640
991
2655
594
2658
2245
2727
;417
'418
;217
1218
351
623
528
493
C413
H14
29. 30
480
389
480
139
43
591
^7
64 I 1742
66 111
205
1638
425
1249
69 163
67
68
363
170
170
170
170
69 ! 718
1 67 1 1550
1 69 \ 1393
69 ; 932
67 ; 607
67 1270
06 2000
68 441
69
69
69
233
152
{1J<
623
J 138 )
J 139 5
5 642 >
)643 5
535 69
662 66
66
529.822
523,699
528,048
526,594
520,465
526,762
512,419
512,776
Nov, 27
July 31
2310
2655
550
658
Oct. 23 I 2306 : 556
Sept. 25 I 2204
May 29
Oct. 2
J527 )
) 528 5
2661 643
158 i 37
Jan. 9
Jan, 16
1148 j 279
1770 < 420
67
69
66
66
425
1542
166 1197
66 1476
66 1864
1477
1861
957
67 572
1345
68 1088
30
145 C7 1307
592 06 1345
1044
763
1344
2000
111
67 1091
69 1670
614
514,528 Feb. 13 921 : 233 ; 66 1044
1116
557
471
68 1594
1091
30
228
362
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
347
I
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Weatherhead, Edward H., assignor to Cleveland Faucet Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hy->
dranlic air-pump <
Wi'atherhead, lidward H., assignor to Cleveland Faucet Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hy-?
dranlic air-pnnip - S
"Weatherhead, Edward H., assignor to Clsveland Faucet Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hy-
draulic air-pump
Weatherhead, Edward H, assignor to Cleveland Faucet Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hy-
draulic air-pump
Weatherill, Henry G. (See Kundqnist, William, assignor.)
Weatherl.y, Kohert H., assignor to Scarritt Furniture Company, St. Louis, Mo. Reversible
■-seat
Weathers, James, Indianapolis, Ind. Combined vise, drill, and anvil
Weatherwax, Jacob, Aberdeen, Wash. Knob attachment
Weaver, Alfred D. P., Jackson, Miss. Telegraph -repeater
Weaver, Alfred D. P., Jackson, Miss. Secret telegraphy
Weaver, Charles E. and J. F., Chelsea, Iowa. Crate-cover and fastener
Weaver, Charles H., assignor of one-half to H. G. Preston, Homellsville, N.T. Pipe- wrench.
Weaver, Franklin E., Torrington. Conn. Saddle for bicycles -
Weaver, George W . Bochester. N. T. Tvpe
Weaver, Henry M. , Mansfield, Ohio. Cash-carrier apparatus
Weaver, James E., Pittsburg, Pa. Gas-making apparatus
No.
513,254
5U.608
515,183
520,466
522,173
516,288
.516,670
.522, .500
527.518
513.353
516,249
521,943
525,754
513,547
513.959
Weaver, Joseph, Canandaigna, N. T. Circuit-maker 517,502
Weaver, .Joseph A. (See HoUingsworth and Weaver )
Weaver. Joseph A., Jr., New York, N. Y. Safety-catch for doors 526,881
Weaver. Joseph A , Jr., New York, N. Y. Bicyclp-alarm , 529,223
Weaver, Joseph F. (See Weaver, Charles E. and J. F.)
Weaver, LeanderH., Hudson, N. Y. Sliding door 530,372
Weaver, William. (See Cassaday and Weaver.)
Webb, Andrew B., et al. (See Wel)b and Jacobs, assignors.)
Webb, Arthur N., Salem, Mass. Telephone-index 513,164
Webb, George B., assignor to WyckoflF, Seamans & Benedict, New York, N. Y. Type-
writin g machine -- 520. 586
Webb, George S., Aurora, III. Tire for wheels of vehicles 519,748
Webb, George S., Aurora, 111. Driving mechanism for bicycles 527,568
Webb, J. A., et al. (See Southwortb, Walter H., assignor.)
Webb, Joseph, Deposit, N. Y. Button-drilling machine 522,030
•
Webb, Samuel D. , and G. T. Jacobs, assignors of one-half to A. B. Webb and E. Cox, Wash-
ington, D. C. Thill-supp"rt for vehicles I 512,344
Webb, Wells D. (See Schleiper and Harrison, assignors.) j
Webb, William H , Longmont, Colo. Grain-separator machine .[515..542
Webb, William H., Longmont, Colo. Corn-huskinsr machine i 527.226
Webb, William J, Sabine Pa.ss, Tex. Trunk-strap fastener : .521,227
Webb, ZadaB., Wbippany. N.J. liox 1531,083
Webber, Alexander, Beverly, Mass. Machine for kneading dough 527,033
Webber, Frank G., ef oJ. (See Parrish, George W., assignor.)
Webber, Jerry, eta?. (See Winters, John W., assignor.)
Webber, Johii B., assignor to Vulcan Iron Works Coinpany, Toledo, Ohio. Steam shoveU -.,„ „.,
or excavator ■^\OM,iii
Webber, Josiah A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Brake for railway-cars 530,912
Weber, Charles S., San Jos6, Cal. Stringing pianos . .'. I 514,976
Weber, Conrad, e( aJ. (See Schweitzer. Albert, assignor.) j
Weber, Friederick D., assignor of one-half to H. C. Christgan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fender for !
cars ' i 529,052
Weber, George. (See Schmidt and Weber.) j
Weber, George. (See Weber, William, assignor.) 1
Weber, (Jeorge, and C. W. Marcley, Rotterdam, N. Y., assignors to General Electric Com-
pany, Boston, Mass. Armature-bar and making same
Weber, George A., New York, N. Y. Adjusting device for signal-operating rods
Weber, George A., New York, N. Y., assignor to Weber Railway Joint Manufacturing
Company, of West Virginia. Rail-fa.stening
Weber, Henry J., et al. (See Lyons, Charles J., assignor.)
Weber, John'C. (See Jahant, Auirustus. assignor.)
Weber, .loseph. (See Wright, William H., assignor.)
Weber, Joseph, et al. (See Lyons, Charles J., assignor.)
Weber, Julius, Reading, Pa. Hat-box
Weber, Julius, Reading, Pa. Box-covering machine
Weber, Moritz, assisnor of one-half to G. J. Kobusch, St. Louis, Mo. Car-seat
Weber, Montz, J. Perschl, and P. Weber, Los Angeles, Cal. Appliance for and method
of planting seed
Weber, Oscar. (See Hi'rzbers and Weber.)
Weber, Peter, Milwaukee, Wis. Bicycle
Weber, Philipp, Nuremberg, Germany. Annunciator
Weber, Pius. (See Wel)er, Perschl, and Weber.)
Weber R-iilwiiy Joint Manufacturing Company. (See Weber, George A., assignor.)
Weber, Theodore A., New York, N. Y. Grannlatins-mill
Weber, Theodore A., assignor to H. .Tones and F. W. Eddy, New York, N. Y. Method of
and apparatus for mannfacturins cork -board
Weber, Theodore A., assignor to H. Jones and F. W. Eddy, New York, N. Y. Method of
and apparatus for manufacturing cork -board
Weber, Valentin, et al. (See Harrison. James R., assignor.)
Weber, Valentin, Princeville, 111. Recister for grain weighing and measuring machines. . .
Weber, Valentin, Princeville, and J. R. Harrison, assignors of one-third to W. Harrison, j
Peoria, HI. Grain-elevator <,
Weber, Valentin, Princeville, and J. R. Harrison, assignors of one-third to W. Harrison,
Peoria. III. Grain-weigher and convever-spout .-
Weber, William, assignor of one-half to G. Weber, Philadelphia, Pa. Speaking attachment
for telet>hones
Weber, William, assignor of one-half to G. Weber, Philadelphia, Pa. Attachment for
speakinetubes •.
Weber, William H., Chicago, 111. Bolster-spring
523,027
.524,429
531,349
522,392
527,913
512,240
526,512
523,186
524,098
524,748
524,746
524,747
518,083
518,084
520,382
I
520,467
i
526,549 I
524,365 I
Date.
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
May 29 2662
Monthly
volume.
2545
1062
1979
(612
J 613
C265
J 266
494
June 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
July 3
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Miir. 13
.June 26
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
2526
I 901
1563
551
I 1386
! 2093
! 847
1 2121
I 750
3038
Jan. 30 3693
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Dec.
Jan. 23
May 29
May 15
Oct. 16
June 26
Jan. 9
352
1257
522
2391
2863
1437
1463
2296
1014
Official
Gazette.
580
1070
67
212
371
141
337
653
198
508
174
748
(908
<909
(910
32
87
303
(129 I
J 130 5
Feb. 27 I 2587
Oct. 9 I 894
June 12
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
577 66 54:
845
1752
593
•347
(356
\351
(549
I 550
248
640
217
197
418
143
1257
1091
1710
1638
1776
109
286
608
lfi2C
l«3fc
1301
708
832
30
66
1310
Oct. 30 12774 \^:]
Dec. 11 ! 1447 344
Feb. 20 i 1654 I 414 ;
67 1129
67 833
i 69 300
1665
204
1383
182
1363
1564
111
570
69 1494
66 119f
Nov. 13 1 960
July 17 ! 1477
812
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
2246
227 69
367
198
84C
31C
827
536 69 1670
July 3 383 I 98
Oct. 23 2056 493
Jan. 2 842 204
68
76
425
159
Sept. 25 2085 ; 497 68 | 1572
July 17 17P0 441
Aug. 7 , 216 50
327
Aug. 21 ; 1338
Aug. 21 ' 1334 ' 326
63
68
68
362
701
Aug. 21
935
936
218
1336 327 : 68
Apr. 10 ■ 1106 1 280 ' 67
Apr. 10 1108 ^115 1 67 : 218
May 22 ' 2522 '■ 610 j 67 1050
May 29 2663 644 '. 67 ; 1092
Sept. 25 2139
Aug. 14 701
512 68 I 1581
171 68 805
348
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Webster, Ambrose. (See Webster, Jerome J. and A.)
Webster, Ambrose, Waltham, assignor to Boston Cash Register Company, Northampton,
Mass. Cash-registering machine
Webster, Clinton F., Brockton, Mass. Sign ,
Webster, Edward, Hartford, Conn. Damper
Webster, Frank H., et al. (See Crosby, Frank P., assignor.)
Webster, George, assignor of one-half to A. J. Ingraham, Philadelphia, and S. H. Brown,
Bala, Pa. Insulator for electric condnctois
Webster, Harold A., Haverhill, assignorto Globe Buffer Company, Boston, Mass. Buffing-i
roll 1.1
Webster, Jerome J., assignor to Boston Cash Register Company, Northampton, Mass.
Cash registering and indicating machine
Webster, Jerome J., assignor to Boston Cash Register Company, Northampton, Mass.
Cash-registering machine
Webster, Jerome J., assignor to Boston Cash Register Company, Northampton, Mass.
Cash-registering machine
Webster, Jerome J., Northampton, and A. Webster, Waltham, assignors to Boston Cash
Resiister Company, Northampton, Mass. Ca^h-regi-stering machine
Webster, Joseph H., et al. (See Brelsfoard, AYilliam S., assignor.)
Webster, Thomas E. (See Boegen, John E., assignor.)
Webster, Walter W., and J. L. Hangi, Scrantnn, Pa. Sash-fastener
Webster, Warren, Merchantsville, N. J. Feed-water heater and purifier
Webster, Warren, Merchantsville, N. J. Apparatus for condensing steam
Webster, Warren, Merchantsville. N. J. Apparatus for condensing steam
Webster, Warren, Philadelphia, Pa. Condenser for exhaust-steam
Webster, William J. (See Lasher, Webster, and Newton.)
Weddigen, W. (See Quambusch, Gn.itav, assignor.)
Wedekind, William, Hagerstown, Ind. Knife ,
Wedge, Theodore L. (See Stewart and Wedge.)
Wedholm, Carl A., Nykoping, Sweden. Tin can
Wedmore, Henry S., Guilford, Conn. Hook and eye
Weed, Alfred, assignor to Arcade File Works, Anderson, Ind. Machine for stripping
flle-Wanks
Weed, Clinton A., Racine, Wis. Sprinkling-head
Weed, Hiland A., Jordan, N. Y. Surgical splint
Weeden, Heni^ C., Boston, Mass. High-pre.ssure ball-cock
Weeden, Mark J., Springville, N. Y. Trousers-stretcher
Wcerlon, Charles J. (See Rea, Edward J., assignor.)
Weeks, Albion P., Santa Cruz. Cal. Cinch-plate
Weeks, Charles D., St. Louis. Mo. Egg-beater
Weeks & Huilbut. (See Hurlbut, Fred G., assignor.) ,
Wegmann, Edward, Jr , Englewood, N. J. Shutter-fastening
Wegefarth, Louis C New York, N. Y. Stop for pedals of musical instruments
Wegener, (jarl, Berlin, Germany. Fine-fuel furnace
Wegener, Carl, Berlin, Germany. Coal-dust-firing apparatus
Weglein, Louis, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Window-.screen
Wegner, Frederick A., assignor of two-thirds C. H. Sage, Jr., Three Rivers, and W. C.
Kepler, Flowerfield, Mich. Pneumatic tire
Wehmer, Carl, Hanover, Germany. Making citric acid
Wehrenberg, Charles, Mound City, HI. Harrow
Wehrman, August, Emporia. Kans. Replanting attachment for cultivators
Weibel, Emil, Norwich, N. Y. Game apparatus
Weiclier, Jacob J., assignor of one-half to G. Haller, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mailbox
Weidauer. Rudolph, assignor of one-half to C. J. Allirecht, Merrill, Wis. Door
Weidkneiht. Frederic. (See S6billotand Weidknecht.)
Weidman, Charles 0., Medina, Ohio. Wind-wheel
Weigaiid, Charlie, Cleveland, Ohio. Trotting-sulky
Weigelt, Cnrt, Berlin. Germ;in}T. Making fertilizers
Weigle, Wilhelm T. F., Stuttgart, Germany. Organ-pipe
Weil, Adolf. Greenfield, Ind. Apparatus for boring wells
Weiler, Nick, Des Moines. Iowa. Compound-lever lifting-jack
Weimar. Andrew, Philadelphia, Pa. Shuttle-operating mechanism for narrow- ware looms
Weinandy, August, New Biegel, Ohio. Blotter-holder
Weinberg, Arthur, assignor toL.Cassella <fe Co., Frankfort-on-theMaiii, Germany. Basic
yellow dye
Weinberg, Arthur, assignor to L. Cassella & Co., Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Dye-
ing by the aid of paramidodiphenylarain
Weinberg, Arthur, assignor to L. Cassella & Co., Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Black
azo dye .
Weinberg, Arthur, assignor to L. Casella & Co., Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Black
azo dye
Weinhagen, Frederick, et al. (See Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Weinhagen, Henry, Hoboken, N. J., and F. King, New York, N. Y. Thermometer at-
tachment for hot- water bass, &c
Woinheimer, Hattie L. (See Weinheimer, John, assignor.)
Weinheimer, John, assignorto H. L. Weinheimer, Syracuse, N. Y. Moth-proof bag
Weinhold, Richard. (See Crooker and Weinbold.)
Weinman, Christian J. (See Enchenhofer, Weinman, and Stevens.)
Weinman, Christian J., and E. E. Euchenhofer. Dayton, Ohio. Wrapping-machine
Weinman, Christopher F. iSee Kramer and Weinman.)
Weinman, Louis. Munich, Germany. Pavement-block
Weinrich, Moriz, St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for decarbonizing and revivifying bone-black.
Weir, Fredric C. (See Harden, Edward W., a.ssig-nor.)
Weir, Fredric C. (See Mellen and Gold-smith, assignors.)
Weir Frou Company. (See Goldsmith, Nathaniel O.. assignor.)
Weir, John, assignor of one-half to -T. Monaghan, Fall River, Mass. Electric stop-motion..
Weir, John R , assignor of one half to G. W. Lortz, Utica, N. Y. Thread-cutter
Weir, Thomas J., Cincinnati, Ohio. Rein holder
Weir, William, San Francisco, Cal. Miter
Weis, J. P. Carl. (See Clapp. Richard D., assignor.)
Weis, .Tacob P., Anderson. lud. Furnace ■
Weisel, Peter M,, Williamsport, Pa. Double-row corn-planter
Weisell, David D., Foit Wayne, Ind. Nut-lock
Weiss, Arkless D. , Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Washboiler
514,173
528,196
521,531
526,472 Sept. 25
523,157 July 17
Monthly
Date.
volume.
§
M
XI
S
Feb. 6
323
77
Oct. 30
2568
621
June 19
1403
324
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
July 24
Feb. 6
2482
334
514,174
514,175
523,611
514,176
£12,593
524,152
524.509
525,931
524,153
516,671
514.668
523,700
530,143
530,866
529,(102
515,699
526,953
531,580 Dec. 25 ; 2647
529,764 \ Nov. 27 2205
2029
no2(^|
325 78,79
330 79
Jan. 9 1433
Aug. 7 320
Aug. 14 I 1038
Sept. 11 I 1064
Aug. 7 321
Mar. 20 1564
Feb. 13 ' 1158
July 31 I 2656
Dec. 4
Dec. n
Nov. 13
Feb. 27 : 2842
Oct. 2 i 467
111
1377
t<78
6-21
80
345
75
256
242
76
288
658
29
328
207
707
115
634
526
530, 144 Dec. 4 | 113 29
522,926 July 10 1286 318
517,632 Apr. 3 | 356 84,85
519,784 j May 15 i 1504 H^g
516,289 1 Mar. 13 i 902 I 213
514,706
51.5,033
520,278
529. 6f 6
512,346
513,064
520,174
512,777
516,250
.524,813
520,344
525,374
524,010
519,896
525,880
515,100
517,533
525,245
Feb.
Feb.
May
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
1370
1745
345
22 2352
20 2072
9 , 10'7
16 • 2237
May 22 2176
Jan.
16
1771
Mar.
13
847
Aug.
21
1443
May
22
2466
Sept.
4
100
Aug.
7
71
May
15
1682
S.pt.
11
994
Feb.
20
1837
Apr.
'
190
571
496
248
538
530
420
198
25
16
410
224
Aug. 28 2206
526,703 Oct.
522,866
522,542
159
July 10 ; 1178 293
July 3 i 621 : 158
528,751 Nov. 6
399
526,090
530,632
518.297
514,529
515,6.34
516,140
530,869
526,646
527,569
511,979
Sept. 18 i 1337 ' 310
Dec. 11 I 994 I 244
Apr. 17 1481
Feb. 13 923
Feb. 27 2728
Mar. 6 650
370
234
679
152
Dec. 11 i:n8 328
Sept. 25 2297 550
Oct. 16 1465 357
Jan. 2 421 98
Official
Gazette.
66
68
66
68
66
66
68
68
68
66
69
69
69
66
69
69
69
68
67
I 67
66
1130
66 ; 1213
67
69
66
66
67
66
66
08
67
68
68
67
68
1231
67. j 38
68 ! 1107
69 31
96 69
68 ; 1419
69 I 1413
i
I
67 ' 304
66 ' 1044
06 1412
66 i 1574
69 ! 1481
68 ; 1611
69 301
66 i 80
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
349
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
I
If ame, residence, and invention.
Weiss, Carl W., New York, N. Y. Motor-driven cash-register and check-printer
Weiss, Carl W., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to National Cash Eegis-^
ter Company, of Ohio. Cash register, indicator, and recorder S
Weiss, Carl V^., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to National Cash Regis-?
ter Company, of Ohio. Cash register, recorder, and check-printer |
Weiss, Carl W., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to National Cash Regis "
ter Company. Cash register, indicator, and check-printer
Weiss, Ernest H. (See Biikenhofer and Weiss.)
Weiss, Leopold, New York, N. Y. Parcel-carrier
Weiss, Leopold, New York, N. Y. Packing-box
Weiss, Rudolph, Nottingham, England. Embroidering-machine .
Weis?enborn, Edward, Jersey City, N. J. Making pencil or crayon cases - - .
Weissenborn, Edward, Jersey City, N. J. Machine for making pencil-cases.
Weissenborn, Oscar A., Jersey City, N.J. Holder for pens, brushes, &c
Weisser, Henry J., Pottstown, Pa. Automatic boiler-feed
Weisser, Henry J., Pottstown, Pa. Boiler-feed
Weissmann, Johann G., Schweinau,- Germany. Horseshoe
Weitershausen, uharles J. (See Thuuhorst, Frederick J., assignor.)
Weitmyer, John H., New York,*N. Y. Steam packing
Weitzel, Jacob. (See Schmidt and Weitzel.)
Welbourn, Josiah M., Surprise, Ohio. Straw-stacker
Welch, Abraham T., Washington, D. C. Gas-burner for heaters
Welch, Abraham T., Washington, D. C. Pump and motor therefor
Welch, AUie R., assignor of one-half to F. P. Glazier, Chelsea, Mich. Liquid-gage
Welch, AllieR., assignor of one-half to F. P. Glazier, Chelsea, Mich. Oven
■Welch, Allie R., assignor of one-half to F. P. Glazier, Chelsea, Mich. Liquid-gage
Welch, Charles K., London, England. Rubber tire
Welch, Charles K., Coventry, England, assignor to Pneumatic Tyre and Booth's Cyclej
Agency, Limited, Dublin, Ireland. Pneumatic tire j
Welch, Charles K., Coventry, England, assignor of one-half to H. Du Cros, Dalkey, Ire-'
land. Wheel for vehicles
Welch, Charles K., Coventry, England, assignor to Pneumatic Tyre Company, Limited, <
Dublin, Ireland. Pneumatic tire (
Welch. Charles K., Coventry, England, assignor to Pneumatic Tyre Company, Limited,
Dublin. Ireland. Pneumatic tire
Welch, Daniel H., and J. L. Lovell, Astoria, Oreg. Propeller
Welch, E. Baker, et al. (See Dooley, Thomas B., assignor.)
Welch, Harry J. (See Garis and Welch.)
Welch, Henry J., Carthage, assignor of one-half to C. V. Graves, Natural Bridge, N. Y.
Pneumatic-tread horseshoe
Welch, Henry J., Carthage, assignor of one-half to C. V. Graves, Natural Bridge, N. Y.
Attaching wire loops
Welch, Robert K., assignor of one-half to G. E. Schlegelmilch, Philadelphia, Pa. Dynamo-
electric machine or electric motor
Welch, Rosia W.. assignor to J. S. Taylor, Baltimore, Md. Grain-scouring machine
Welcker, Armand J. (See Allen and Welcker.)
Welcker, Emma M., Berlin, assignor to W. Ploger, Hanover, Germany. Dress-shield
Weld, Harold A., et al. (See Lindstrom, Carl E., assignor.)
Weldon, George, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mortising-machine
Weldon, Josiah, Elmore, Ohio. Sash-holder
Weldon, Leonard, Amsterdam, N. Y. Dyeing-machine
Weldon, Leonard, assignor to Klauder-Weldon Dyeing Machine Company, Amsterdam,
N. Y. Apparatus for dyeing
Weldon, Leonard, assignor to Klauder-Weldon Dyeing Machine Company, Amsterdam,
N. Y. Machine for dyeing
Welker, Joseph, assignor to H. S. Cole, Pawtucket, R. I. Band-machine
Welker, Louis. Williamspoit, Pa. Automatic fire-extinguisher for oil-rooms
Well, James M. (See Ferguson, Sidney M., assignor.)
Wellens, Edward, etal. (See Wellens, William, assignor.)
Wellens, William, assignor to himself and E. Wellens, Oldham, England, and M. Sowden,;
Brooklyn, N. Y. Fire-escape or lifter <
Weller, Chester A., assignor of one-half to J. Gibney, Sing Sing, N. Y. Clutch '
Weller, Chester A., assignor of one-half to J. Gibney, Sing Sing, N. Y. Railway-signal . .
Weller, Franklin A., assignor of one-half to H. C. Hill, Boston, Mass. Switch-bar
Weller, George L. , Elyria, Ohio. Steam-actuated valve
Weller, Henry, Plainneld, 111. Corn-harvester
Wellhoener, Daniel E. J., St. Louis, Mo. Box-fa.^tener
Wellhoener, Daniel E. J., St. Louis, Mo. Spring box-seal
Welling, John E., assignor of two thirds to O. E. Frisbie and D. L.Evans, Cynthiana, Ky.
Water-filter
Wellington, J. Farnum, St. Paul, Minn. Automatic reel-guide
Welliver, Frank. (See McCullocb and Welliver.)
Wellman Sole Cutting Machine Company. (See Stickney, Allison M., assignor.)
Welhnan, Willard F., Cambridge, assignor to P. C. Pitcher, Medford, Mass. Roller -bearing.
Wellner, Georg, Briinn, Austria- Hungary. Flying apparatus
Wellpott, William H., and 0. F. Boellner, St. Louis, Mo. Gas-burner attachment for heat-
ing curling-irons
Wells, Benjamin W. (See Martin, Morris, assignor.)
Wells, Charles C, San Francisco, (jal. Rail way -joint bridge
Wells, David M., Clifton Springs, and A. Q. Allis, Plattsburg, N. Y. Antirust-ware
Wells, Edward C, Boston, Mass. Monkey-wrench
Wells, Elisha F. , Louisville, Ky. Grain-binding harvester
Wells, Frank H., et al. (See Larsen, August, assignor.)
Wells, George E., Walton, N. Y. Buttonhole-bouquet holder
Wells Harlan P., assignor of one-half to 0. Morrill, Ame-sbury, Mass. Carriage.
Wells, Harvey J., Osceola Mills, Pa. Electric-lighting system
No:
530,215
530,671
521,197
525,063
530,294
519,749
Date.
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
June 12
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
June 12
July 3
Jan. 16
Official
Gazette.
245
1067
788
1745
2619
1016
1077
384
1773
1260
1424
1353
1213
522,813
522,814
526,882
524,624
513,662
514,177
520,152
.528,405
526.270
517,906
526,764
531,350
Aug. 28 i 1900 ■ 465
Dec. 4 i 388
May 15 1439
May 15
Apr. 3
July 10
July 17
June 26
Jan. 9
July 10
July 10
Oct. 2
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
May 22
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
514,743 1 Feb. 13
529,539 ! Nov. 20
516,141 ; Mar. 6
512,927 ; Jan. 16
517,318
.524,797
527,914
513,745
519,826
525,375
524,876
525,376
."116,981
516,715
Mar. 27
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
May 15
Sept, 4
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
515,635
516,581 '
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
523,187 July 17
1566
500
799
1703
2466
1434
1108
1109
353
1131
2136
2931
1651
801
160.
2247
1288
1846
653
2032
2656
1419
2057
3369
1569
100
1549
102
2068
1634
2729
1403
467
Oct. 2
Sept. 18 ! 1802
Jan. 23 I 2694
66 : 1390
66 I 204
68 : 1054
69 I 1285
> 67 : 834
■ 67 : 853
67 f 96
68
521
;708
709
389
:201
202
38
536
439
152
481
170
352
1698
282
66
489
389
1478
169
31
1671
1114
1021
1575
410
> 66 2000
C8 • 951
69 : 426
C6 767
67 I 859
68 I 1168
68 1 974
68 i 1163
66 ' 1871
66 1789
680 I 66 ; 1412
[333 ||66J 1730
441 I 68 362
115 69 ; 88
426 I 68 1 1507
653 I 66 COS
512.779
516,321
515,806
May 22 j 2138 \^^ 1 67 977
Jan 16 ' 17T4 j 421 6() ' T.^.'.i
Mar. 13 94!i [ 223 , fiii 1G47
Mar. 6 126 I 30 66 1477
350
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued,
Name, residence, aud iuveutioii.
"Wells, Helen A. (See Oswald, Phillip, assignor.)
Wells, Jesse A., Guyandotte, W. Va. Nutlock
"Wells, John C, assignor to Bevin Brotheis Manufacturing Company, East Hampton, Conn.
Alarm-bell
TVella, Matthew. (See Fairbairn and Wells.)
Wells, Philip D. (See Brokaw. Isaac, assignor.)
Wells, William D., Ava, 111. Coffeepot
Wellsteed, William H., Gladstone. Mich. Feed-trough
Wels\)ach Light Company. (See Moreau and Miner, assignors.)
Wel.sh, Samuel. (See Lewis, William T., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Welsh, Thomas J., York, HI. Bench-vise
Welsh, William, etal. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Welsh, William H., Soraerville, Mass. Type-casting machine
Welspiel, Leonie, San Francisco. Cal. Type- writing machine
Welton, George W., Jr. (See Welton, John A. and G. W., Jr.)
Welton, John A. and G. W., Jr., Canton, Ohio. Steam-generator
Welty, Perley G. (See Brown and Welty.)
Weltzin, Carl 0., Primrose, Wis. Corn -planter
Weraple, Andrew, assignor of one-half to J. S. Pihlstrom, Chicago, 111. Band-cutter and
feeder for thrashing-machines -
Wemple, George W., Boston, Mass. Bar-horseshoe
Wemple, George W., Boston, Mass. Bar horseshoe .
Wemple, Mark, Chicago, 111., assignor of one-half to F. H. Vrooman. Thill-coupling
Wemple, William K., assignor to Automatic Hatch Door Company, New York, N. Y. Self-
closing hatchway
Wendelboe, Paul, assignor to Stock Quotation Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y. ?
Means for limiting tension of driving-springs 5
Wendelln, Wolfgang. Vienna, Austria- Hungary, assignor to Siemens &. Halske, Berlin,
Germany. Switch setting and locking device
Wendell, Frederick C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ironing-machine
Wendell, Frederick C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ironing-machine
Wendell, Menzo E., Troy, N. Y. Ironing-machine
Wendling, M6I06, L., Paris, France. Apparatus for training athletes
Wendling, Theobald, assignor to C. Cron, Mannheim, Germany. Bottle-washer
Wendt, Carl E., Berlin, Germany. Cupboard for toilet utensils
Wendt, Henry W., assignor to Buffalo Forge Company, Buffalo, N. Y. Forge
Wendt6, William C., Boston, Mass. Printing-press
Wendtfe, William C, Boston, Ma.as. Peifecting-press for printing sheets
Wendt6, William C., assignor to E. L. Forbes, Bcston, Mass. Multicolor-prinling press...
Wendt6, William C, assignor to E. L. Forbes, Boston, Mass.
Wendte, William C, assignor to E. L. Forbes, Boston' Mass.
Wendt6, William C, assignor to E. L. Forbes, Boston, Mass.
Wendl6, William C, assignor to W. H. Forbes, Boston, Mass
ing-pres.sps
Wendt6, William C, assignor to W. H. Forbes, Boston, Mass. Inking apparatus forprint-(j
ing-presses ^
Wenger, John E., Paradi«e, Pa. Mechanical artificial flower for advertising purposes
Weuger, Julius. (See Hatch and Wenger.)
Wenger, Milton, New Holland, Pa. Wrench
Wengert, Michael. (See Schuler, Otto, assignor.)
Wenk-Wolff, Adolf, and O. Strohbach, Mannheim, Germany. Rope-coupling
Wenker, Georg, Marburg, Germany. Book-shelf
Wennberg, CarlF., Jonkoping, Sweden. Steam or other fluid pressure engine
MuUicolor-prin ting press. . .
Multicolor-printing press. . .
Multicolor-printing press. . .
Inking apparatus for pi'int-
No.
524,034
513,627
523,188
516,339
I 522,501
' 52t,099
I 516,384
I 515,267
!
I 524,430
518.729
522,770
522,771
526,473
516,037
525,037
513,548
518, t71
518,872
514,049
522,244
526,277
523,823
529,845
530,812
530,813
517,907
517,908
519,461
519,462
Wenstrbm, Jonas, Orebro, Sweden. Dynamo-electric machine
Wentz, Jacob F., Sandusky, Ohio. Lathe-dog
Wenzel, Hermann, Schiinlinde, Austria-Hungary. Shedding mechanism for looms
Wei 16, William, Cleveland, Ohio. Pressure-regulator
Werline, Henry E., assignor of three-fouvths to F. S. Barr, Lancaster, E. L. Reinhold and
H. B. Cassel, Marietta, Pa. Electric switch
Wern, Erik G. P., Brookljn, assignor to Pelham Hod Elevating Company, New York,
N. Y. Cable-support
Wern, Gustaf P., Brooklyn, assignor to Pelham Hod Elevating Company, New York,
N. Y. Chain hod-elevator
Wern, Gustaf P., Brooklyn, assignor to Pelham Hod Elevating Company, New York,
N. Y. Elevator platform
Werner, Albert Y. (See Marshall, lanthua E., assignor.)
Werner, August, Brooklyn, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for racking beer
Werner, August, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottling-machine
Werner, August, assignor of two-fifths to T. J. Osborne, Pioohe, Nev.
Werner, Charles J. (See Schmidt and Werner.)
Werner, Clement J. (See Werner, Louis A. and C. J.)
Werner, Emil, Cleveland , Ohio. Typographic machine
Pencil-sharpener.
Werner, Emil, Cleveland, Ohio. Typographic machine and attachment 519,517
Werner, Louis A. andC. J., Boston, Mass. Automatic electric fire-alarm and signal i 519,213
520,345
520,346
530,870
525,435
513,746
517,503
514,295
515.386
512,997
527,093
516,251
520,279
527,306
527,305
527,307
519,558
526,595
517,784
519,516
Werner & Pfleiderer. (See Williams, John E., assignor.)
Werntz, Walter J. (See Smith, Job, assignor.)
Wertheimer, Mauritius, Berlin, Germany. Speculum
Wertheimer, Monroe A., San Diego, assignor of two-thirds to C. E. and H. P. Bancroft, San
Francisco, Cal. Adjustable desk
Wertzberger, Herman V., Glen wood Springs, Colo. Door-check
Wescott, Harriet .J., Somerville, Mass. Protector for ladies' boots
Wesel, Ferdinand, Brooklyn, N. Y. Printer's proof-press
Wesely, Veit, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Walch-holder
Weser, John A., New York, N. Y. Miisicrack for m-usical-instrument cases
519,623
517,633
528,049
519,053
512,780
514,050
514,249
Date.
Aug.
Jan.
July 17
Mar. 13
July 3
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
July 10
July 10
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
July 3
Sept. 18
July 31
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 8
May 8
May 22
May 22
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
May 22
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
May 8
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
May 8
May 8
May 1
May 8
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
May 1
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
110
3173
24
779
1761 441
981 I 233
554 j 141
217 50,51
1069 i 254
2122 526
813
;i98
1199
2248 : 560
1043 ! 257
1044 2.57
2030 484
499 I 115
1850 I H51
3039
2470
2474
119
118
1651
2872
2347
1287
1288
803
941
943
749
612
;612
I 613
28
28
390
713
559
312
312
202
;202
I 203
228
228
2467 ' 598
598
599
1379 ! 329
2469
198
3371
147
558
2340
2141
675
849
49
831
32
139
140
581
510
;I65
166
198
2353 I 571
1036
1034
1037
251
251
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619 1
1034
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Gazette.
1050
50 II
494 I 5
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1244 , 298
358
2307
185
1774
120
85
556
44
421
28
477 I 117
68 ; 682
66 731
68 ' 363
66 ! 1652
C8 109
68 ' 701
66 1666
66 1284
[ 68 827
67 454
68 , 213
()8 ' 213
68 1561
66 1545
[as ; 1046
* I
66 ! 708
67 1 495
[67 1 496
66 876
68 : 22
68 * 1478
68 i 597
69 1123
69 1466
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67
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
351
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Weaer, John A., New York, N. Y. Pianoforte
Weasel Curled Grass Manufacturing Company. (See "Weasel, Karl, assignor.)
Wessel, Ferdinand A. (See Egger and Wessel.)
"Wessel, Ferdinand A., and E. Egger, assignors of one-fourth to A. Naumburg, NewTork,j
N. Y. Flexible gear for electric-car trucks - <
Wessel, Karl, Lansing, assignor to Wessel Curled G-rass Manufacturing Company, Chicago,
111. Hay curling machine -
Wesson, Daniel K., Springfield, Mass. Swinging cylinder and trigger-lock for revolvers ..
Wesson, Daniel 15., Springfield, Mass. Revolver-lock mechanism
Wesson, Daniel H , Springfield, Mass. Sash-fastener
Wesson, James L. (See Cronin, John M., assignor.)
Wesson, James L. (See Leavitt, John E., a.ssiguor.)
Wesson, Jo.ieph H., Springfield, Mass. Haudle for firearms
Wesson, Miley B., Fort Worth, Tex. Icehook
West, Augustine C, Cambridge, Mass. Oil-stove
AVest, Charles E., Santa Cruz, Cal. Follower for brine-barrels
West, Charles F., Pioneer, Ohio. Pump attachment lor windmills
"West, Edward, et al. (See West, John, assignor.)
West, Francis H., Portland, Oreg. Dish-cleaner
West, James, A ken, Tex. Egg-crate
West, John, assignor of one-half to O, W. Eeed and F. West, Braddyville, Iowa. Fly-screen .
West, Jonathan B., Eochester, N. Y. Machine for setting tires.
West, Jonathan B., Eochester, N. T. Machine for setting tires
West, .Tosiah E. (See Laraway .and West.)
West, Landon, Lanier, Ohio. Linkliftor
West, William F., assignor to C. Gould, New York, N. Y. Igniter for gas-motors.
Wist, William H. H., Jersey ville, 111. Farm-gate
Westbay, James A. and W. T., McKeesport, Pa. Tending-machine
Westbay, William T. (See Westbay, James A. and W. T.)
Westb.y, Joseph, Sheffield, and J. "Whitfield, Menston, Wharfedale, England. Means for
attnching knives to their handles
Westcott Chuck Comp.-xny. (See Westoott, James H., assignor.)
Wi^stoott, Eugene M , HamptoD, Iowa. Carburetor
Westcott, James H., assignorof one-half to Westcott Chuck Company, Oneida,N. Y. Drill-
chuck
Westcott, Melvin D., assignor of one-half to L. R. Lewis, Cortland, N. Y. Flash-light
burner
Westcott, Melvin D., assignor of one-half to L. R. Lewis, Coitland, N. Y. Flash-light
burner
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
Western Electiic Company.
Western Electric Company.
Westcott, Samuel B., Hill's Grove, R. I. Stop-motion
Westerbeck, Frederick, St. Louis, Mo. Direct bail attachment for cans
Westerbe'k, Frederick, St. Louis, Mo. Hermetic seal for cans
Westerfield, Eugene T., assignor to Westerfield Wagon and Sprinkling Truck Company,
New York, N. Y. Sprinkling-wagon
Westerfield Wagon and Sprinkling Truck Company. (Sec Westerfield, Eugene T., as-
signor.)
Westerhoff, Henry and P. D.. Paterson, N. J. Swivel-loom
Westerholf, Peter D. (See Westerhotf, Henry and P. D.)
Westerlin, John M., Chicago, 111. Condenser
Westerman, Frederick, Chicago, 111. Device for preventing leakage about journals of mix-
ing-machines
Western Autographic Register Companv. (See Dick, John W., assignor.)
Western Automatic Car Coupling Company. (See Ker, George, assignor.)
Western Electric Company. (See Briggs and Patterson, assignors.)
■ " (See Carty, John J., assignor.)
(See (jlaric, Martin M.. assignor.)
(Sse Farnliani, Isaiah H., assignor.)
(Sf e Haskin-', Charles D., assignor.)
(SeeMcBevly, Frank R., assignor.)
(See Sciibner, Chailes E., assignor.)
(See Scribuer and Warner, assignors.)
(SeoSeter, Michael, assignor.)
(See Steinoi-, .Josef, assignor.)
(See Warner, Ernest P., assignor.)
Western Engravers' Supply Company. (See Schraubstariter and Schilling, assignors.)
Western Gas Construction Company. (See Bahret, Christian, assignor.)
Western Leather Manuf.acturing Company. (Seo Teed, Oliver F., assignor.)
Western Patent Companv. (See Barllett, Eavre 0 , assignor.)
Western Union Telegraph Company. (See Edison. Thomas A., assignor.)
Western Union Telegraph Company. (See Flske, Bradley A., assignor.)
Western Union Telegraph Company. (See Scott, George A., assignor.)
Western Wheeled Scraper Company. (See Kimball, James F., assignor.)
Western Wheeled Scraper Company. (See McKuight, Thomas E., assignor.)
Westervelt, Edmund C, and C. W.' Clapp, South Bend, Ind. Sulky-plow
Westhafer, John B. (See Kline and Westbafer.)
Westinghouse Air Biake Company. (See Bayley, Eichard W., assignor.)
Westinghonse Air Brake Company. (See Clarlj, Francis L., assignor.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Company. (See Hogan, Thomas J., assignor.)
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company. (See Church, William L., assignor.)
Westinghouse, Church. Kerr & Company. (See Church and Eeeve, assigimrs.)
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company. (See Eoney and Stranahan, assignors )
Westinghouse Electric and Manufactuiing Company. (.See Davis, Harry P., assignor.)
We.stinghouso Electric and Manufacturing Company. (SeeKirkerand Chambers assignors.)
Westinghouse Electricand Manufacturing Company. (See Lamme, Ben,iamiii G , assignor.)
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. (SeeLangeand Lamme. assignors.)
Westinghouse Electricand Manufacturing Company. (See Potter, Henry "N.. assignor.)
Westinghouse Electricand Manufacturing Company. (.SeeSchmid, Albert, as.signor.)
Westinghonse Electric and Manufacturing Company. (SeeSi'hmid and Lamme, assignors.)
We.stinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. (See Scott. Chailes F., assignor.)
Westingboase, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. System "of electrical distribution
No.
523,092
.531,351
515,891
517,152
520,4t)8
526,278
525.246
524,230
5.30,609
526,474
512,595
518,298
5X4,051
511,980
520,817
524,269
514,875
513.289
514,102
521,839
523,452
527,639
527,227
526,661
526,662
519,463
512,998
515,268
527,353
519,802
519,654
528,050
526,983
.524,749
Date.
July 17
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
May 29
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
June 5
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
June 26
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
May 8
J.in. 16
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
May 15
May 8
Oct. 23
Monthly ' Official
volume. 1 Gazette.
2248
251
2377
2665
1654
2207
445
954
2032
14'37
^^y
\^w
59 I 66
562 ! 06
644 I 67
390 ! 68
.537
105
234
484
346
Oct.
3010
1584
897
2324
2326
945
2142
2123
1110
1532
1293
2308
727
383
217
556
556
228
510
527
374
309
556
511
327
69 1670
68
08
69
68
66
1481
(370
5 371
^67
121
28
66
422
98
66
109
24 25
67
502
Un
|68
1497
376
66
2596
629
66
198
46
66
1926
(461
5 462
|67
69
69
69
1.501
1946
1092
1478
H07
743
141.5
1561
282 .
304
1216
752
1154
590
892
1597
612
322
183
68 ! 1616
1617
733
431
1284
220
851
793
471
96
Aug. 21 1340 327 ' 68 ' 936
352
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpJiabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Westinghouae. George, Jr., and C. F. Scott, Pittsburg, Pa. Converter system for electric
railways ! 5-20,9"5
■Westinghouse, George H., Buffalo, N. T. Vehicle-axle 517,a03
"Westinghouse, Henry H., Pittsburg, Pa. Quick-action triple valve 518,929
"Westlake, Adelaide C. (See Schultz and Westlake.) (Eeissue.) j
Westlake, Charles T., St. Louis, Mo. Car-bolster ■ 514,797
"Westlake, William H. S., Lock 4, Pa. Trunk ! 517,711
■Westlin, Bror E. (See Teager and "Wesllin.) !
Westman, Gustaf M., Hackettstown, N. J. Manufacturing gas
"Weston, Charles "W. (See Leonard, Benjamin, assignor.)
Weston, Charles W., Sau Francisco, Cal. Ventilated fruit-basket
Weston, Charles W., San Francisco, Cal. Wood-veneer made basket
"Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J. Electrical measuring-instrument ,
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Watt meter
Electrical measuringinstruraent
Scale and index for electrical measuring-instruments
Electrical measuring-instrument
Electrical measuring-instrument
Electrometer
Weston, Edward D., assignor of one-half to R. Gage and B. D. Legg, Jackson, Mich. Flue-
cleaner
Weston, Edward L., Washington, D. C. Waste-paper basket
Weston, Edward L., Washington, D. C. Ice cream freezer
Weston, Frank C, Bangor, Me. Bicycle-lantern
Weston, Frank C, Bangor, Me. Bicycle-lantern holder
Weston, George H., Boston, Mass. Kotary engine
Weston, Thomas A., Stamford, Conn. Friction-clutch
Weston, William S., Chicago, 111. Electric-lamp hanger
Westwell, Willianj, Accrington, England. Stretching apparatus for calico block printing!
machines \
Wetherbee, Frank W., Waltham, Mass. Machine for enameling the faces of watch-dials . .
Wethered, Woodwortli. (See Tardif and Wethered.)
Wetberill, Albert L., Philadelphia, Pa. Heliograph attachment
Wetmore, Earl P., Helena, Mont. Electrical water-wheel governor
Wotmore, Jerome W., Erie, Pa. Fuel-feeding device for furnaces
Wetmoie, Jerome W., Erie, Pa., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Van Wagoner & Wil-
liams Hardware Company, Jersey City, N. J. Pneumatic door-check
Wetmore, Job B., Wellsborough, Pa. Drag-saw
Wetmore, John S. (See Jones and Wetmore.)
Wetscherek, Theodor, Vienna, Au.stria-Hungary. Cooking utensil
Wetter, Joseph. (Seo Keinhardt, James H., assignor.)
Wetter, Joseph. (See Sanuers, Frank, assignor.)
Wetter, Joseph. (See Wicht, Frank "W., assignor.)
Wettervik, Axel, assignor of one-half to N. E. Lindholm, Chicago, 111. Combined wash-
stand and table
Wetton, John M. (See Wyckoif and Wetton.)
Wettstein, Hermann, and C. Kiidmann, Philadelphia, Pa. Flag-staff coupling
Wetzel, Hermann, Paris, France. Clas.^ifier for newspapers, reviews, or other printedmatter.
Wever, Charles A. (See Eosson and Wover.)
Wexler, George, Brooklyn, and E. Nienstaedt, New York, N. Y. Device for making ink .
Weyand. Charles L., New York, N. Y. Shoe attachment
Weyer, Henry H., Bpdford, Ind. Beehive
WeVhe, CbariesF., St. Paul, Minn. Combined clamp and vise
Weyhe, Hermann C. W., assignor toE. A. Pilgram, Bremen, Germany. Packing or sound-
deadening device for windows or doors
Weyher, Frederic A. , Pantin, France. Speed-regulator
Weyman, James E., and J. A. Drake, Guilford, England. Means or apparatus for effect-
ing and controlling the supply of hydrocarbon to hydrocarbon-motors
Wezen, Charles J., Wilmington, Del! Skate
Whalen, James E., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Record, biographical, and memorial cabinet. ..
Whalen, John B., Sycamore, HI. Wire-painting device
Whalen, Stephen F., Helena, Mont. Hose-coupling
Whaley, Barnett B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cover for steps or stairs
Whalin, John, Schenectady, N. Y. Combination-tool for punching and creasing horseshoes.
Whalon, Richard, West Granville Corueis, N. Y. Draw-bar for vehicles
Wharton, John C. (See Woodfolk and Wharton.)
Whatley, George W., Pleasant Valley, Tex. Plow
Whayne, Robert C, Louisville, Ky. Adjustable bicycle-handle
Wheat, Augustus C, assignor of one-half to W. Hubbard, Chicago, 111. Automatic tele-
phone switch
Wheat, James M , St. Louis, Mo. Bread or cake box
"Wheatcrol't, Thomas S., Rush, Pa. Vending-machine
Wheatfield, William S., New York, N. Y. Garment-fastener
Wheatley, John A., and S. M. Worthington, Chicago, lU. Vehicle-shaft support
"Wheatley, John R. (See Tunnell, JohuD., assignor.)
"Wheatley, Thomas, Syracuse, N. Y. Wrench
Wheaton, Lindou S., Newark, N. J. Gate-valve '.
Wheed, Edward T., Chicago, HI. Plate holder for printing-plates
Wheelan. Fairfax H. (See Tessup, Robert W., assignor.)
Wheeland, Charles E., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Game apparatus
Wheeler, Albert G. (See Law, Myron D., assignor.)
AVheeler, Albert (i. (See Towson', Morri.s S., assignor.)
Wheeler, Allen E., et al. (See Wheeler, Fred A., assignor.)
Wheeler, Charles S., it al. (See Buckbee, Charles E., assignor.)
Wheeler, Charles Y. (See Slocum, Frank L., assignor.)
Wheeler, Clarence L., Marion, Ind. Rail-.joiut
Wheeler CJlarenceL., Marion, Ind. Rail-.joint
Wheeler, Clarence L., Marion, Ind. Rail-joint
Wheeler, ClaudC, Fairmont, W. Va. Horse checking or uncheckiug device
517,202
I
i 528,834
! 528,835
5-22,948
522,949
522,950
527,034
529,434
I 529,435
I 530,145
I
' 518,638
! 51^476
[ 526,596
511,981
511,982
516,385
523,874
526,825
530,373
512,136
527,640
519,597
524,518
521,747
516,418
515,565
516,621
521,063
536,279
517,371
518,682
516,340
529,765
520,226
518,799
Date.
June 5
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
July 10
July 10
Jul'v 10
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
July 31
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
May • 8
Aug. 14
June 19
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
June 5
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
May 22
Apr. 24
.''.28,836
Nov.
6
530,610
Dec.
11
5-.>3,755
July
31
523,093
July
17
528,051
Oct.
23
514,342
Feb.
6
51t<,434
Apr.
17
531,454
Dec.
25
Monthly
volume.
528,576 ,
525,171
513,060
517,085
530,216
530,737
525,125
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
404
2472
2580
1371
501
2470
Official
Gazette.
97
582
638
345
(120
) 121
C581
)582
578 ; 137
579 i 137
1325 330
1329 330
1330 ! 331
595 I 144
1652 I 393
1R-, 15393
^^^* i \ 394
113 : 30
2077
1809
2211
423
424
1072
2966
253
523
675
518
447
528
98
99
254
(738
I 739
62
(130
J 131
162
1585 383
1192 288
956 235
1763
1122
2620
1467
556
1656
2746
2156
982
2206
2264
418
651
130
390
616
539
233
526
551
2361 I [|5
580
956
2755
1568
2310
625
1738
2442
91
2103
3695
2273
245
1173
2008
137
235
684
394
557
160
432
581
23
511
910
536
60
67 I 1270
66 1964
67 ! 516
66 1130
[67 ' 97
1
^66 ! 1964
69
68
68
68
69
67
67
69 i 323
67 • 776
68 853
66 1742
67 I 1297
68 1479
67
68
833
66 1925
69 : 1260
285 I 69 1442
491 ! 68 , 1072
520,099
May
22
2023
494 !
67
958
526,797
Oct.
2
211
51 j
69
40
516,672
Mar.
20
1565
372
66
1777
524,475 , Aug. 14 ; 881 , 217
68
512,781
Jan.
16
1777
422 1
66 :
363
512,851
Jan.
16
1903
449
66
387
512,852
Jan.
16
1905
450
66
387
528,577
J^ov.
6
92
23 ,"
69 !
663
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
353
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Wheeler Condenser and Engineering Company. (See "Wheeler, Frederick M., assignor.)
"Wheeler, Cornelius. (See McGregor, Nelson H., assignor.)
"Wheeler, Cyrenus, Jr., Auburn, N. Y. Clothes-wringer
Wheeler. David C. (See Wheeler, Dwight and D. C.)
Wheeler, D wight and DC, Bridgeport, Conn. Shear-bow
Wheeler, Eail G. (See Totman, John J., assignor.)
Wheeler, E I gar T., assignor to F. J. Harrington, Los Angeles, Cal. Wooden pipe
Wheeler, Frank, Meriden, Conn. Mat-cutting machine
Wheeler, Frank E., et al. (See Bauer and Johnson, assignors.)
Wheeler, Fred A., assignor to Kaud Sanitarium, Chicago, 111. Truss
Wheeler, Fred A., Chicaso, 111. assignor of twenty-three twenty-fourths to A. E. Wheeler,
E. T. Specht, F. Weiuhageii, W. Hinrichs, C. A. Eohde, Milwaukee, Wis., and K. V.
Wagner, Chicago, 111. Machine for crushing ore, &c
Wheeler, Frederick M. (See Whiting and A'Pheeler.)
Wheeler, Frederick M., Montclair, N. J., assignor to Wheeler Condenser and Engineering
Company, New York, N. T. Surface condenser
Wheeler, Gage M. (See Ferris and Wheeler.)
Wheeler, Harriet F., Freeport, 111. Dishcloth-holder
Wheeler, Holland, Lawrence, Kans. Atljnstable index for spirit-levels
Wheeler, Jesse G. (See Bowman, Hadoram, assignor.)
Wheeler, Jesse L., Eidgway, Colo. Car-coupling ,
Wheeler, Joel H , €t al. (See Burson, Harvy, assignor.)
Wheeler, John E., Birmingham, Conn. Shoe-iitting stool
Wheeler, Joshua S. , Worcester, Mass. Metal-planing machine
Wheeler, Russel, et al. (See Bauer and Johnson, assignors.)
Wheeler, Samuel H., Chicago, 111., assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company,
Bridgeport, Conn. Sewing-machine '. ..
Wheeler, Samuel H., Chicago, 111., assignorto Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company,
Bridgeport, Conn. Shaft-bearing
Wheeli'r, Samuel H., Chicago, 111., assignorto Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company,
Bridgeport, Conn. Needle-bar for sewing-machines '. . .
Wheeler, Seth, Albany, N. T. Wrapping or toilet paper
Wheeler, Seth, Albany, N. T. Eoll-paper holder ,
Wheeler, Setli, Albany, N. Y. Toilet-paper fixture
Wheeler, Walter O., "\7ebster, Mass. Tack-distributer
"Wheeler, Warren F., Stoueham, Mass. Snow-plow
Wheeler, William A., Littleton, N. H., assignor to E. & T. Fairbanks & Company, St.
•lohnsbury, Vt. Weighing-scale
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company.
(See Abercrombie, Charles M., assignor.)
(See Faust, John, assignor.)
(See Wheeler, Samuel H,, assignor.)
Wheless, Malone, Washington, D. C. Electric-railway supply system
Wheeling Corrugating Company. (See Grafton, William S., assignor.'
Wheeling Corrugating Company. (See Grafton and Spears, assignors.)
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company. (See Maddock, "William H., assignor.)
Whelaii, Frank E. and E , Minneapolis, Minn. Capo tasto
Whelan, Eoland. (See Whelan, Frank E. and E.)
Whelpley, Joseph L., Boston, Mass. Skate
Wherry, Samuel C, Des Moines, Iowa. Portable folding bed ,
Whetstine, John T., and T. C. Baker, Washington. Kans. Combined scale and coffee-case.
Whilans, John W. (See Shtiltz, Charles H., assignor.)
Whipple, George A., Diamond Hill, E. I. Harness-strap
Whipple, James L., Brattleborongh. Vt. Track-harness
Whipple, Volney C. (See Bleach, Thpodore W., assignor.)
Whipple, William E., Kellogg, assignor of one-half to W. H. Byars, Portland, Oreg. Sur-
veyiug-iusti-ument
Whipps, Solomon S., Le Sueur Centre, Minn. Propeller for vessels
Whisson, Elisha, assignor of one half to H. W. Wilcox, Leraars, Iowa. Forceps
Whitacre, William C, St. Louis, Mo. Engineer's valve
Whitacre, AVilliam C, assignor of two-thirds to J. Baumgartner and S. Knapp, St. Louis,(
Mo. Triple valve <
Wbitaker, Albert E., La Porte, Ind. Motor ;
Whitaker, Charles B , Charlotte, and E. D. Lyon, Carson City, Mich. Bicycle
Whitaker, Clarence E., as.signor to J. C. Bennett, Lynn, Mass. Bicycle
Whitaker, Clarence E., assignor to J. C. Bennett, Lynn, Mass. Bicycle
Whitaker, David W., assignor of three-fourths to T. E. Whitaker, E. E. Bridgers, and N.
F. Boone, Durham, N. C. Drip attachment for umbrellas
Whitaker, Thomas E., et al. (See Whitaker, David W., assignor.)
Whitall, James, Chicago, 111. Cable-gripper
"Whitcher, Frank W. (See Conant, Fred L., assignor.)
Whitcber. Frank W. (See Dallon, Daniel F., assienor.)
Whitcomb, James, and A . Wotring, Ogden Centre, Mich. Tension device for grain-binders.
Whitcomb, William E., Barre, Yt. Derrick
"White, Albert, assignor to S. C. Smith, Lowell, Mass. Heel-nailing machine
White, Alfred, Minneapolis, Minn. Eendering-tank
"White, Alonzo L., and S. J. Dean, Champaign, Dl. Clamp for wagon-bodies
White, Amelia L., Lima. Ohio. Lunch-heater
White, Anderson G. , Allegheny, Pa. Fire-escape
White, Andrew J. (See Fes, "William E., assignor.)
White, Anthony C, deceased; F. A.White, administratrix, assignor to American Bell
Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Telephone
White, Asber A. (See Davis, Charles M., assignor.)
White, Benjamin F., assignor to B. H. Hershey and M. Hagey, Mannheim, Pa. Forced-
draft tuyere
White, Cassius A., Jamaica, Vt. Mop- wringer
White, Charles E., Syracuse, N. Y. Valvedcan
White, Charles E., assignor of seven-twentieths to E. X. De Grau, Kansas City, Mo. Gas
No.
apparatus
White, Charles E., assignor to Deere & Mansur Company, Moline, 111.
loader
23 PAT
Hay rake and^
--■ S
517,785
529,513
517,909
513,851
522,952
529,766
526,208
513,223
516,142
512,928
516,716
531,489
526,335
527,641
527,915
511,983
.515,849
519.167
518,933
518,749
528,837
524,773
513,165
521.489
522,569
528,05J
518.575
530,871
519,010
528,265
.'>25,300
524,154
512,241
E17,712
.'>27,396
518,338
519,855
515,636
528,313
5-20.fi24
5i;',i64
519,144
526,091
52.1.639
530,146
522,639
516,982
522,815
525,803
513,256
517,910
518,085
Date.
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
July 10
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
May 1
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
June 19
July 3
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
May 1
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Apr. 17
May 16
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
May 29
May 8
May 1
Sept. 18.
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
July 10
Mar. 20
July 10
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Apr. 10 810
Apr. 10 j 1111
Monthly
volume.
6al
1802
808
3531
1334
2207
1544
2477
654
2034
1635
2501
1756
1587
2059
425
191
407
2597
2285
581
1381
2392
1328
674
2310
19(19
1381
116
2687
2290
322
844
504
1183
1558
1618
2730
2776
2919
787
359
1337
526
117
800
2069
840
2548
155
428
203
869
331
526
362
598
152
482
389
;595
< 596
416
383
494
99
45
98
643
;567
! 568
138
C336
^337
577
309
171
557
487
329
28
648
556
76
1204
205
121
290
387
394
706
192
86,87
311
127
30
199
275
C190
1191
613
204
(281
j2?2
Official
Gazette.
C7
!67
121
1012
170
800
269
1096
1457
565
1575
411
1789
1719
1500
323
426
81
1489
616
519
461
751
944
549
1470
131
472
391
1482
558
556
1125
721
160
97
235
317
1412
570
1139
704
607
1419
1249
1237
170
1871
225
1317
580
170
219
354
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and inTention.
■White, CUai'lesG., Woodland, Cal. Nail-set
White, Charles H., assignor to E. W. White, Stfmghton, Mass. Eailway-crosaing
White, Charles .J. (See Pelton, Francis A., assignor.)
White, Charles J., New Britain, Conn. Garment-supporter
White, Clarence 0., assignor to White Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Starch-
ing-macbin e
White, Cornelius A., Carlisle, Ky. Gig-saddle
White, Daniel M., Boston, Mass. Tuning device
White, David, and A. F. Lagerwall, assignors to American Extract and Supply Company,
New York, N. T. Machine for forming wire loops
White, Eben T., and W. S. Eorestell, assignors of one-fourth to G. W.Cromwell, Baltimore,
Md. Steam-hoiler furnace
White, Edward, Louth. England. Watchmaker's combined tweezers and screw-driver
White, Eli, Sodus, N. T. Hay-rack
White, Elizabeth W. (See White, Charles H., assignor.)
White, Fannie A., administratrix. (See White, Anthony C.)
White, Frank and I. F., Pomona, Cal. Snap-hook
White, Fian k L. , Monroe, La. Cotton-press
White, Franklin P., Shallotte, N. C. Axle-lubricator
White. George W., et al. (See Keiley, Matthew S., assignor.)
White, George W., Stowe, Vt. Lining for butter-boxes ,
White, Harry, Syracuse, N. Y. Thimble
White, Herbert P., Philadelphia, Pa. Automatic electro-magnetic switch
White, Ira F. (See White, Frank and T. F.)
White, James, el al. (See Timbrell and Fyfe, assignors.)
White, James, London, England. Apparatus for drying bailey, malt, &c
White, James H., et al. (See Dubbs, Jesse A., assignor.)
White, James H., assignor to Manhattan Brass Company, New York, N.Y. Fireplace-frame
White, James H., Reading, assignor to H. C. Barnes, Boston, Mass. Violin-bow holder
White, James M.. et al. (See Eeiley, Matthew S.. assignor.)
White, Joel W., Providence, E. L, assignor of one-half to A. T. and G. A. Wall. Auto-
matic circuit-closer
White, Joel W., Providence, R. I., assignor of one-half to A. T. and G. A. Wall. Fire-
alarm .svstem
White, John E. (See White, John L. and J. E.)
White, John H., De Witt, Iowa. Rail way -tTack structure
White, John L. and J. E., Wakefield, Va. Car-coupling
White, .Joseph J., New Lisbon, N. J., assignor of one-half to Pennsylvania Machine Com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Spacing-nail. - -.
White, .Joseph W., assignor of one-half to W. S. Tyler Wire Works Company, Cleveland,
Ohio. Wire-cloth for paper-machines
White. Lewis B., Kiver.side, R. I. Ball-caster
White Manufacturing Company. (See Benjamin, Dana H., assignor.)
White Manufacturing Company. (See White. Clarence 0., assignor.)
White, MelvinL., Brooklyn, N. T. Cork-puller
White, Nathan D., assignor to Taplin, Rice & Company, Akron, Ohio. Stove-damper, &c-
White, Orsamns A., Norwalk, Ohio. Combined level, plumb, and slope-indicator
White, Oscar B. (See Waring and White.)
White, Peter, St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet apparatus
White, Robert. (See Dufresne, Napoleon, assignor.)
AVIiite, Robert E. L., et al. (See Reiley, Matthew S., assignoi.)
White, Robert J. (See Clayton, Charles W., assignor.)
White, Samuel A., Harrisburg, Pa. Bicycle
White Sewing Machine Company. (See Baker, George W., assignor.)
White, Silas E., Watertown, N. Y. Watchman's shot-proof box
White, T. Stewart, et al. (See Billings, George W., assignor.)
White, T. Stewart, et al. (See Childs, Charles H.. assignor.)
White, T. Stewart, etal. (See Raymond, Emma H., assignor.)
White, Thomas, Saginaw. Mich. Door-plate and memorandum-slate
White, Uriah M., and C. E. Le Count, Cincinnati, Ohio. Autographic copying apparatus.
White, Warren T., Bonham, Tex., assignor of one-third to Lusk & Thurmond. Trawl-line
White, William, Nashua, N. H. Wool-drier
White, William, assignor of one-half to T. E. Bladon, Birmingham, England. Regenera-i
five gas-lamp ;
White," William B , Jackson, Mich. Adjustable and folding chair
White, William P., Chicago, 111. Car-coupling
White, Willinm H., Rome, Ga. Combined chair and step-ladder
White, William H., Apollo, Pa. Annealing box
Wliiteaker, George W., et al. (See (Jillet, Alexis F., as.signor.)
Whiteaker, James D., et al. (See Gillet, Alexis F., assignor.)
Whitehead, Benjamin S., Newark, N. J. Badge
Whitehead, Charles. (See Mooray and Whitehead.)
AVhitehead, Geortre H., et al. (See Green, William A., assignor.)
Whitehead, .Tolm'S., Detroit, Mich. Electric alarm-clock
Whitehead, .Joseph H. (See Barber and Whitehead.)
Whitehead, Samuel B., San Francisco, Cal. Stamping-machine
Whitehead, Samuel B., San Francisco. Cal. Training apparatus
Whitehead, Wiliiam, Manchester, assignor to J. B. Atherton, Eainhill, England. Parallel
vise
Whitehead, William T. (See Graemiger and Whitehead.)
Whiteley, Amos. (See Broom, Henry, assignor.)
Whiteley, Amos. (See Broom, Whiteley, and Hinckley.)
AYhiteley, Herbert D., Cheetham, England. Wearing surfacefor door-mats, floors, &c
Whiteley, William N., assignor to C. A. Kitts, Muncie, Ind. Hay-tedder
Whiteley, William N., and W. Bayley, Springfield, Ohio, assignors to said Whiteley.,
Knotter for grain-binders '
Whiteman, F. M. (See Ga,skell, Silas S. C, assignor.)
Whiteside, Henry, Sussex. Canada. Sofa-bed
Whitesides, F. N., et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Wliitesides. L. Byron, et al. (See Dobbins, Douglas, assignor.)
Whitfield, Charles. (See Price. Harry B., assignor.)
Whitfield, Charles, Kettering, England. Mechanism for operating plungers
Whittield, Joseph. (See Westhy and Whitfield.)
Whitfield, Nathan B. , Portland, Oreg. TJmbrella-lock
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
530,252 I Dec. 4
514,343 Feb. 6
521,560 Juno 19
524,431
518,435
521,688
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
June 19
309
1444
815
1739
1665
518,381 I Apr. 17 I 1652
523,756 July 31 i 2757
522,640 July 10 - 801
513,549 I Jan. 30 3042
527,.570 I Oct. 16
519,054 I May 1
521,578 j June 19
524,231 : Aug. 7
522,245 ; July 3
513,065 ; Jan. 16
513,694 I Jan. 30
513,255
522,543
523,701
524,973
.^20,469
531,490
528,406
512,347
Jan. 23
July 3
July 31
Aug. 21
May 29
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
528,266 I Oct. 30
1466
186
1478
77
160
336
199
433
391
408
684
200
749
357
44
346
446 105
119 28,29
2239 538
3286
2547
621
2657
1712
2667
2502
2932
1018
2691
524,035 I Aug. 7 111
529,224 j Nov. 13 1258
531,239 Dec. 18 2047
51-4,103 Feb. 6
522,570 July 3 675
517,086 Mar. 27 2274
514,977
513,693
523,561
523,675
526,955
515,387
514,296
514,876
527,642
521,198
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
July 24
July 31
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
June 12
1655
3285
2404
2968
2341
559
1498
1588
793
560
2622
2608
809
613
158
659
420
645
596
709
249
648
24
303
488
46
171
537
414
809
602
739
fll5
(116
581
140
376
384
186
131
651
626
Official
Gazette.
69 1272
66 t 970
67 1491
68 828
67 351
67 1532
67 334
68 I 575
68 i 170
66 708
66
68
68 , 557
68 ! 1003
67 1092
69 1719
69
66 204
69 I 556
68 131
66 1926
69
67
67
521,065 June 5
515,566 I Feb. 27
529,987 ! Nov. 27
514,344 Feb. 6 627 I 160 , 60 970
527,094 Oct. 9 1 678 166 1 69 143
530,147 Dec. 4 118 30 i 69 1237
525,672 I Sept. 4 588
525,436
522,279
524,923
Sept. 4 201
i 141
50
July 3 I 187 [ 51
Aug. 21 ' 1027 i 399
68 1259
68 1188
39
08 988
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
355
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
■Whitin Macliine Works. (See Owen, Henry A., assignor.)
"Whitin Machine "Works. (See Taft, Cyrus A., assignor.)
"Whitin Machine Works. (See Woodmancy, Henry F., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Whiting, Fred E. (See Whiting, George F., assignor.)
Whiting, George B., Wilmington, Del., and F. M. Wheeler, Montclair, If. J., assignors to
George F. Blake Manufacturing Compan.y, of New Jersey. Pumping-engine
Whiting, George F., North Cambridge, assignor to F. E. Whiting, Boston, Mass. Brush-
support .
Whiting, George L., Waterbnry, Nebr. Cultivator
Whiting, John H., Detroit, Mich. Cupola-furnace
Whiting, .John K., etal. (See Page, Herberts., assignor.)
Whiting, Phiueas S., Hiawatha, Kans., assignor to Wilson & Company, Des Moines, Iowa.
Lubricator
Whitlaw, Charles M., et al. (See Potter, George D., assignor.)
Whitlock, Beniamin M., New York, N. T., assignor to Interstate Coupler Company, Jer-
sey City, N. J. Car-coupling !
Whitlock, Benjamin M., New York, N. Y., assignor to Interstate Coupler Company, Jer-
sey City, N. J. Car-coupling
Whitlock, Benjamin M., New York, N. Y., assignor to Interstate Coupler Company, Jer-
sey City, N. J. Car-coupling
Whitlock CoU-Pipe Company. (See Shepard, Wilbur L., assignor.)
Whitlock, George. (See Moore, Alfred H., assignor.)
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company. (See Lamb, Levi L., assignor.) *
Whitman, Charles E., St. Louis, Mo. Baling-press
Whitman, Charles H., Detroit, Mich. Excelsior-cutting machine
Whitman, Henry L., St. Louis, Mo. Grain-drill
Whitman, Orrin M., Boston, Mass. Refrigerator or butter-cooler
Whitman, Thomas S., Annapolis, Canada. (!)uringand drying fish
Whitman, Walter L., Bridgeport, Pa. Lard-cooler '.
Whitmore, Charles E., et al. (See Fletcher, Florence M., assignor.)
Whitmore, David. (See Hanson, William H., as.«ignor.)
Whitmore, Edwin B., assignor of one-half to L. Emery, Jr., Three Elvers, Mich. Mid-
dlings-purifier
Whitmore, Frederic C, Lynn, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Elec-
tric motor
Whitner, Hiram E., Chicago, HI. Safety apparatus
Whitney, Albert E., Muncie, Ind. Burial apparatus
Whitney, Baxter D. (See Sawyer, Willard N.. assignor.)
Whitney, Baxter D., Winchendon, Mass. Boring-machine
Whitney, Baxter D. , Winchendon, Mass. Machine for cutting barrel-staves, &o
Whitney, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Boiler-tube attachment
Whitney, E. P., et al. (See Oneill, Fred, assignor.)
Whitney, Edwin R. , Manchester, N. H. Secondary battery
Whitney Electrical Instrument (Company. (See Hoyt, Adrian H., assignor.)
Whitney, Eli, New Haven, Conn. Cotton-harvester
Whitney, George E., Boston, Mass. Bicycle-brake
Whitney, James M. (See Maltby, Frank D., assignor.)
Whitney, Nina F. , Columbus , Ohio. Electric alarm-clock
Whitney, Ruel W. , assignor to Standard Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Ruf-
fling attachment for sewing-machines '.
Whitney, Washington. (See Fowler and Whitney.)
Whitson, John A., New Franklin, Mo. Anchor for check-row planters
Whittemore, Charles, et al. (See Nason, Horace F., assignor.)
Whittemore, James, Detroit, Mich. Bag-closure
Whittemore, John Q. A., et al. (See Nason, Horace F., assignor.)
Whittemore. Walter H. (See Maxon, Daniel M., assignor.)
Whitten, John G., Genoa, N. Y. Poultry-feeder
Wbittier Machine Company. (See Clark. John H., assignor.)
Whittingham, Charles, assignor to Cleveland Foundry Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Oil-
burner -
Whittingham, Charles, assignor to Cleveland Foundry Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Gas-
burner - _
Whittingham, George H., Baltimore, Md., assignortoAutomaticSwitch Company of Balti-
more City, of Maryland. Automatic device for removing resistance in starting electric
motors an d replacing same
Whittingham, (jeorge H., Baltimore, Md., assignorto Automatic Switch Company of Baiti-)
more (Jity, of Maryland. Automatic device for removing resistances in starting electric;
motors and replacing same 5
Whiltington. .Joseph H , Buffalo, N. Y. Combination-lock
Whittleton, EUera.J.. etal. (See Barber, Arthur J., assignor.)
Whittredge, Horace L., Admire, Kans. Combined disk cultivator and harrow
Whitus, Charles, and J. W Wilks, Chester. S. C. Saw-set
Whitus, Charles. J. W. Wilks, and N. J. Whitus, Chester, S. C. Braco-aud-bit gage
Whitus, Nancy J. (See Whitus, Wilks, and Whitus.)
Whitworth, Mai C. and W. E., Donelson, Tenn. Transplanter
Whitworth, Thomas A., et al. (See Wilson, James N., assignor.)
Whitworth, William E. (See Whitworth. Mai C. and AV. E.)
Wholey, Dennis, Lowell, Mass. Car-coupling
Why Brothers & Co. (See Cartledge, William R., assignor.)
Whybrew, Samuel, Richmond, Va. Envelope
Whyte, George W. (See Deutsch, Jacob, assignor.)
Whyte, Peter, Meridian, Miss. Apparatus for applying hose to couplings
Wiard, Harry, Syracuse, N. Y. Plow
No.
536,913
527,032
518,6P3
526,914
519,055
517,504
517,505
517,506
531,240
519,214
514,798
529,148
514, .57c!
512,642
525,301
524,011
519,365
518,976
514,579
515,388
525,932
516,253
526,209
527,571
521,840
516,252
526,424
514,530
Date.
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
May 1
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
May 1
F^L 13
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
May 8
May 1
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
June 26
Mar. 13
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
513.747 Jan. 30
528,314 Oct. 30
529,003 \ Nov, 13
518,906 I Apr. 24
520,280 1 May 22
Monthly
volume.
524,750
527,519
519,366
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
May 8
521,997 , June 26
518,657 Apr. 24
513,961
519,367
[
526,597
Wiberg, Knut E., assignor of one-half to G. F. Bemdes, Stockholm, Sweden. Adding ap-
paratus
Wichmaun, Carl J. C. (See Vautin, Claude T. J., assignor.)
Wicht, Frank W., assignor to J. Wetter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Numbering-maohine
515,417 Feb. 27
' 517,319 Mar. 27
520,976 I June 5
592
21.57
415
188
149
150
152
497
1373
1120
1001
1518
2291
72
788
63
1002
2343
1065
852
1545
1468
1927
851
1947
923
2778
878
2542
2355
1341
1388
790
2237
2110
Jan. 30 3696
May 8 791
Sept. 25
2212
2391
2659
406
143
539
102
\ 489
020
J 121
345
271
253
365
16
193
16
253
(581
\ 582
242
199
(362
) 363
358
(462
)463
198
465
234
670
207
(571
( 572'
337
193
537
(527
I 528
(910
) 911
193
529
(592
i593
624
98
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Gazette.
"o
!>
(5
09
77
69
111
67
440
0"
78
67
572
07
30
67
31
67
31
|69
1617
|67
66
634
1130
69
ri70
66
1059
06
299
CS
1125
68
675
1)7
704
67
548
06
1059
^66
1337
68
1357
06
1627
^68
1457
69
301
|67
1597
66
1627
68
1547
66
1044
66
767
67
J 67
68
69
67
67
67
08
67
09 , 571
510
1018
937
286
704
1655
07 431
1595
1346
2000
1271
356
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
"Wick, Henry, Jr., TonngstowD, Ohio. Eail-straighteniog machine
Wick, Henry, Jr., Toungstown, Ohio. Machine for straightening hars, rails, &c
"WickesBiofhers. (See Heyde, Edward, ansignor.)
Wickes Refrigerator Car Company. (See Brown and Hill, assignors.)
Wickes, Thomas H., assignor to Pullman's Palace Car Company, Chicago, 111. Street-car.
Wickey, Andrew, Chicago, 111.
Baling-press
Wire-hoMing reel
Baling-press
Wickey, Andrew, Chicago, 111.
Wickey, Andrew, Chicago, 111.
Wickey, Andrew, Chicago, 111. lucuhator.
Wickham, Thomas E,., Chicago, HI. Wine cooler
Wickland, Charles P., Fremont, Ohio. Pencil .sharpener
Wickman, Magnus H., !Norihfield, Minn. Portable washstand.
Widdicomb, Harry, Grand Rapids, Mich. Dressing-case
Widdis, Albert L., Detroit. Mich. Elevated railway-car
Widner, Jacob, New Hartford, Conn. Hydraulic method of propelling vessels
Widrig, Charles, assignor to R. J. Farrar, S. J. Dalby, and J. T. Kelley, Mount Clemens,
Mich. Lawn-sprinkler
Wiebach, Charles F , Newark, and A. A.Koellhoffer, Vailsburg, N. J. Igniting spring-gun
Wiebeck, Carl, New York, N. Y. Fi.-^hingreel
Wieber, Charles. (See Rauser, Wieber, ynd Sokoloff.)
Wiechard, Friedrich, Cassel, Germanj'. Bicycle tire
Wiedeubeck, Edwin. (See Efrarason, Carl, assignor,)
Wiederer, Peter, Stapleton, N. Y. Combination-mirror
Wiederin, Mathaus, assignor of one-half to F. Maerky, Frastanz, Austria-Hungary. Ma-^
chinery for inserting screws into leather or other material 5
Wiegand, Frank J., Warren, Mich. Chicken-brooder
Wiegand, S. Lloyd. (See Hutchinson and Wiegand.)
Wiegand, S. Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pa. Air-heating furnace
Wieland, CharlesF., St. Louis, Mo. Bolt-threading machine
Wieland, Friedrich, Brooklyn, N. Y. Suspenders
Wieland, William E., Los Pinos, Colo. Gate
Wielandt, Martin, Berlin, Germany. Fire-extinguisher
Wielar, Julius, et al. (See Lamplough, Frederick, as.signor.)
Wiemers, John H., New York, N. Y. Signaling device forautomatic measuring-machines- .
Wiens, Adolph R , Milwaukee, Wis. Bottle-washer.
Wier, Marshall A., Kingston-upon-Thames, England. Type-writing machine
Wiesenfeld, Roberts , Baltimore, Md. Manufaotui'e of bottles
Wiesner, Philip, et al, (See Ward, James A., assignor.)
Wiethoff, Frank. (See Rein, Bernard, assignor.)
Wigg, Thomas W., Delaware, Ohio. Rocking-chair
Wigge, Henry, assignor of one-half toE. A. Smith, Hamilton, Ohio. Protecting ends of
' boiler-tubes, &c
Wiggins, David. (See Fryer, Aaron, assignor.)
Wiggins, Henry C, Minneapolis, Minn. Boiler-furnace grate
Wiggins, William H., and T. H. Vanderhoef, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bowling-alley
Wiggins, William R., San Bernardino, Cal. Clip for elevated ropeways
Wigham, William, Adrian, Minn. Draft-equalizer
"Wightman, Daniel A., Allegheny, Pa. Starting appliance for compound engines
"Wightman, Merle J. (See Lemp and Wigbtman.)
Wighton, William. (See Lepper and Wigbton.)
. Wigley, AVilliam P., Dallas, Ga. Automatic brake .'
Wilber, George H., Carthage, Mo. Combined wire-stretcher and staple-puller
Wilber, Samuel G., Lake Hill, N. Y. Car-coupling
Wilber, Samuel G., Lake Hill, N. Y. Car-coupling
Wilber, Samuel G., Lake Hill, N. Y. Car-brake
■Riilbor, Charles AY., Rochester, N. Y. Vehicle
Wilbur, Parlee P.. Zanesville, Ohio. Jug or jar
Wilbur, William R., Cleveland, Ohio. Monkey-wrencL
Wilbur, William R., assignor to Lamson & Sessions Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Machine
for pro vidin g bolts with threaded or gimlet points
Wilce, Thomas. (See Burnham, John P., assignor.)
Wilcklow, William. (See Ross and Wilcklow.)
Wilcox, Benajah, Gibson, N. Y. Vehicle-brake
Wilcox, Cornelius, Snnbury, Ohio. Thill-coupling
Wilcox, Cornelius B , Deerlield, Ohio. Portable worm fence
Wilcox, Curtis N., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cover for milk-jars
Wilcox, Darius, Mecbanicsburg, Pa. Fifth-wheel
Wilcox, Frederick K., and C. E. Vail, Plainfield, N. J.; said Vail assignor to said Wilcox.
Combined stove and heater
Wilcox, Frederick W., Chicago, 111. Paper pail
Wilcox, H. W. (See Whisson, Elisha, assignor.)
Wilcox, Henry. (See Wilcox, Theodore B. and H.)
Wilcox, James H. (See Bradish, Nelson P., assignor.)
Wilcox, James H. (See Bradish and Wilcox.)
Wilcox, John F. (See Hemphill, Wilcox, and Fawell.)
Wilcox Manufacturing Company. (See Kichards, Marcius C, assignor.)
Wilcox, Marion L., and J. A. Simpson, Mountain Grove, Mo. Velocipede
Wilcox, Melvin L., assignor to National Cycle Manufacturing Company, Bay City, Mich.
Chain adjustment for bicycles - '■^"' r, ■"■„'.■' ^'
Wilcox, Melvin L., assignor to National Cycle Manufacturing Company, Bay City, Mich.
Bicycle
Wilcox, Theodore B. and H., Newark, N.J. Electric-railway system -..-
Wilcox, Theodore B. and H., Newark, N. J. Electromagnetic contact-making device for
electric-railway systems
Wilcox, Theodore B. and H., Newark, N.J. Electric-railway system
523,496
523,497'
515,567
512,782
514,104
526,883
530,567
517,507
5-2ti,280
.522,571
529,846
528,407
525,881
525,478
527,916
515,184
511,827
518,382
519,215
527,822
529,090
520,175
518,383
513,355
530,672
526,915
529,823
531,352
512,137
529,004
517^72
517,130
52.5,172
526,092
514,105
522,544
525,173
.527,008
51.5,185
524,452
526,513
527,470
529,574
518,086
522,246
529,767
528,351
521,627'
521,841
523,252
519,750
529,053
516,582
519,056
523,562
524,366
524,367
524,368
Monthly Official
volume. 1 Gazette.
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
May 1
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
May 22
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
July 3
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
July 3
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
June 19
June 26
July 17
May 15
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
May 1
July 24
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
123
1653
500
1881
1027
2178
1655
2695
1068
416
2311
2250
677
879
2747
2344
2105
1339
203
622
2106
5.50
1982
851
2086
1312
1904
1116
121
2208
2829
1.565
1929
1875
1442
961
1404
189
2405
702
704
705
30
409
C121
) 122
451
247
C530
^531
409
654
259
103
550
537
162
207
6-16
553
512
311
47
;i58
I 159
512
134
494
209
497
320
454
282
29,30
(526
1527
681
365
463
470
348
C227
1228
334
45
602
171
172
172
>68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
357
Alphabetical list of xmientees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
"Wllcoxon. M. H. (See Devore, Levi M., assignor.)
W^ild, Adam, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for rendering lard by hot air
Wilde, Daniel, "Washington, Iowa. Oscillating prain-meter
"Wilder, Charles H. (See Prej-cott, Joseph D.. assignor.)
"Wilder Duplex Electric Burglar Alarm and Messenger Company. (See "Wilder, Edmund
E., assignor.)
"Wilder, Edmund R., New York, iST. T., assignor to "Wilder Duplex Electric Burglar Alarm
and Messenger Company. Signaling apparatus
"Wildf T, George L., Wauk'egan, III. Bracket for staging on shingle roofs
Wilder, Harlan P., Gardner, Mass. Oil or lamp stove
"Wilder, John K., Monroe, Mich. Feed-cutter
Wilder, Norman 15., Kansas City, Mo., assignor to Kantaa City Hay Press Company, of
Missouri. Hay-press
Wilder, "William H. (See Lannert, Jeavons, and Wilder.)
Wilder, "William H., "Northampton, Mass. Oven
Wilder, William H., E. A. Thissell, Northampton, Mass., J. A. Lannert and W. K. Jeav-
ons. Cleveland, Ohio. Vapor-hurner
Wildermuth, La Fayette, Columbus, Ohio. Spring bed-bottom
Wildermuth, La Fayette, Columbus, Ohio. Bed-spring
Wildhack, William A., Indianapolis, Ind. Target-trap
Wildman, Frank B., Norristown, Pa. Dial-cap for knitting-machines
Wildman, Robert, assignor of one-half to H. S. Johnson, Bay City, Mich. Boiler
Wildt, Henry W,, Alexandria, "Va. Watch-bow pliers
Wildt, Henry W., Alexandria, Va. Spectacle-frame
Wile, Sol, and H. La Casse, Rochester, N. T. Cork-feeder
Hot-
Wile, Sol, and H. La Casse, Rochester, N. Y. Cork-compreasor
Wil6«, John H., Douglas county, Oreg. Plow
Wiles, Richard S., Reading, England. Railway-signal
Wiles, Richard S., Reading, England. Railway-signal
Wiley, Charles T., Greenfield, Mass., assignor to ' F. K. Caswell, Hartford, Conn
water heater
Wiley, Edgar C, Bristol, Tenn. Electric cab-sigual for railways
WileV, Edgar C, assignor to Wiley Railway Electric Signal Company, Bristol, Tenn. Elec-^
trie signaling apparatus for railways
Wiley Railwtiy Electi ic Signal Company. (See Wiley, Edgar C, assignor.)
Wiley & Rus.sell Manufacturing Company. (See Farwell, Oscar F.. assignor.)
Wiley, William A., assignor of one-half to J. P. Harvey, Rochester, M:inn. Lath or shingle
hammer .'
Wiley, William J., Danbury, Conn. Water-purifier for hat-sizing machines 527,187
No.
524,013 Aug.
516,143 Mar.
Date.
514,297
527,572
.5-n.74S
539,768
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
June 19
Nov. 27
529,540 i Nov. 20
June 19
521,689
.'i25,038
519,368
520,383
525,640
514,609
528.3.52
514,799
520,347
.520,550
520,625
514,978
51.5,S07
515,808
512,138
.526,593
514,398
517,911
531,4.55
515,637
512,853
521,490
518,708
521,628
530,374
Wilford, William A., Todmorden, Canada. Brick-kiln j 527,255
Wilhelm, Chailes, New York, and F. Ecaubert, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignors to said Ecau- |
bert. Tool for ornamenting watchcases, &;c
Wilhide, Jacob T., Bruceville", Md. Breathing-tube
Wilkes-Barr6 Molding Machine Company. (See Carr, Joseph J., assignor.)
Wilkes, Gilbert, assignor to H. McMillan, Detroit, Mich. Commutator and connection for)
dynamos (
Wilkin, Joseph A., Matamoras, Pa., assignor to himself, and J. J.Mills, Port Jeivis, N. Y.>
Foot or hand power S
Wilkins, Alexander G., as.signor to Wilkins Shoe Button Fastener Company, Mead\ille.i
Pa. Button setting machine k
Wilkins, Bprtha S., Los Angeles, Cal. Housekeeping-cabinet
Wilkins, Frank R. (See Walker and Wilkins.)
Wilkins, Frank R. (See Walker, Wilkins, and Lones.)
Wilkins, Johu N. (See Sendelbach and Wilkins.)
Wilkins Shoe Button Fastener Company. (See Wilkins, Alexander 6., assignor.)
Wilkins, Theodore. New York, N- Y. Ladder attachment
Wilkins, William C.assignorof one-half to W. A. Fish, Utica.N."?. Chime-ringing mech-/
anism \
Wilkinson, Abraham, et al. (See Smith, John A., assignor.)
Wilkinson, Algernon L., St., Richmond, Va Germ-proof filter „.. 515,700
Wilkinson, Burwood M., Camden, N. J. Rotary engine 518,436
Wilkinson, Charles E., New Havf-n, Conn. Shuttle'for sewing-machines 524.815
Wilkinson, Francis M., Birminsham, Ala. Window-sbade fixture 519,979
Wilkinson, Fred. (See Kay, Wilkinson, and Rushworth.)
Wilkinson, Frederick C. (See Hadley, William, assignor.)
Wilkinson, Hugh, Stockport. England. Vaporizer 513,663
Wilkinson, James. (See Pratt, Theodore P., assignor.)
Wilkinson. Joseph W., assignoi to Des Moines Fuel Saving Furnace Company, Des Moines, |
Iowa. Furnace 520.551
Wilkinson, Walter S. (See "Upham, Richard D., assignor.)
Wilkinson, Walter S., Baltimore. Md. Refining asphalt 512,348
Wilkinson, William H. (See Putnam, Waldo D., assignor.)
Wilkinson, William J., Philadelphia, Pa. Glass-crimping machine 512,078
Wilkinson, William R., Bullock countv, Ga. Stump-extractor 521353
Wilks, John W. (See Whitus and Wilks.)
Wilks, John W. (See Whitus, Wilks, and Whitus.)
Willans, Edith E. (See Willaiis. Peter W., assignor.)
Willans, Peter W., deceased; W. D. Baldwin, Washington, D. C, administrator, assignor
to E. E. Willans, Loni!on, England. Metallic packing I 519,314
Willans & Robinson. (See Robinson, Mark H., assignor.)
Willans & Robinson. (See Sankey, Matthew H. P. R., assignor.)
Willard, Ephraim J., Geneva, N. Y. Sli ding-door lock \ 512,139
Willard, Gates, etal. (See Stilwell, Rickason, assignor.)
Willard, George, Los Angeles, Cal. Side-hill plow 520 281
Willard, John W. (See Keith. Tirrell, and Willard.)
Willard, .John W. (See Tirrell and Willard.)
Willard, Norman P., trustee. (See Fletcher, Wendell C, assignor.)
Willard, Theadore A., Norwalk, Ohio. Automatic switch for storage-battery use 516,038
Aug. 28
May 8
May 22
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
May 22
May 29
May 29
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
June 19
Apr. 24
June 19
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Aug 21
May 15
Jan. 30
May 29
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
June 12
May 8
Jan. 2
May 22
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
74
055
560
1470
1766
2211
16
152
140
358
418
527
1848 I 440
1667 j 391
1852
792
2.526
527
1064
2830
1375
2470
2800
Official
Gazette.
1636
128 30,31
130 31
4.52
194
611
f 127
\ 128
266
684
346
599
<706
\'m
414
68
676
1575
958
301
1551
1U97
1021
1532
1046
705
1051
1249
1071
580
1131
1039
1116
678
2214
704
812
830
162
529
C178
J 179
204
C201
) 202
2443 I 582
2731 I 680
67 \ 1139
1198
1477
1477
>66
67
I 69
130
1596
985
170
169
IPO
1703
69
66 1412
1906
1332
C450 X
)451 5
C309
) 310
2203 {IJ
1566
528 132
1368 I {|5
567
I 67
67
1471
447
1512
69 j 1311
Ue 1 1723
2843 i 708 i 66 \ 1434
1741 I 433 i 67 ; 351
1451 1 355 i 68 , 957
1817 445 I 67 904
3238
2805
1019
795 I 66 I 742
677 ! 67 Ills
219 ' 66 , 204
139 66 112
178 {II 1 67 1407
586
10'
683
679
2357
501
166
163
572
;115
) 116
67 ; 683
66 i 130
I
67 1018
S 66 1546
358
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of imientees — Coutinued.
Xame, lesidence, and iuventiou.
01
"Willard, Theadore A., Norwalk, Oliio. Bevice for regulating electricity generated by
means of Tvindpo wer
■Willcock, Stephen, assiffiior to T. Sargant. Toronto, Canada. CWming-clock
"Willcox, B. F. (See Willcox, Fenn, assignor.)
"Willcox, Charles H., New York, N. Y., and J. Kange, Nottingham, England, assignors to
Willcox & Gibha Sewing Machine Company, New York, N. Y. Machine for clippin
lace
"Willcox, Fenn, Newark, N. J., assignor of one-half to B. F. "Willcox, New York, N. Y.
Cutting-machine
"Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.Company. (See Borton, Stockton, assignor.)
"Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company. (See Gonyon, Ira H., assignor.)
"Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine ""'ompauy. (See "Willcox and Kange, assignors.)
"Willets, Clinton H., Muscatine, Io,/a. Chest-hanging
Willett, Jo.seph M., et al. (See Robinson, "William S., assignor.)
"Willett, "William B., et al. (See Robinson, "William S., assignor.)
"Willetts George H., Middle Lancaster, Pa. Seed-planter
"Willever, George 0. (See "Willevor, Thomas D., assignor.)
"Willever, George 0., et al. (See Young, George C, assignor.)
"WilleTer, Thomas D., Irvington, assignor of one-half to G. 0. "Willever, Phillipsburg, N. J.
Railway-switch
"Willey, VVilliam H., SantaMonicj, Cal. Impact rotary steam-motor
"William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company. (See McEvoy, Edward J.,
assignor. )
"William Deering & Company. (See Butterfield, "William, assignor.)
William Deering & Company. (See Williams, Farmer R., assignor.)
William Mann Company. (See Deckert, Joseph 0., assignor.)
William P. Miller Company. (See Miller, William P., assignor.)
William Sellers & Company. (See Bancroft, John S., assignor.)
William Sellers & Company. (See Lewis, "Wilfred, assignor.)
William Sellers & Company. (See Sellers and Lewi.i, assignors.)
William Wharton, Jr., & Company. (See Samuel, Edward, assignor.)
Williams, Alexanders. (See Gillette, Webster, assignor.)
Williams, Anthony, Eockport, Mass. Dumping-scow
Williams, Benezette, Western Springs, 111. Automatically-acting flush-tank
Williams, Charles E. (See Edgar and Williams.)
Williams, Charles E., Milford, Mass. "Upper-folding machine
Williams, Charles E., Columbus, Ohio. Sack sewing machine
Williams, Chailes M., et al., executors. (See Rice, David H.)
Williams, Chailes V. (See Williams, Robert S., assignor.)
Williams, Dick B., Baltimore, Md. Folding support or stand for pictures
Williams, Ed. H. (See Rumrille, Henry J., assignor.)
Williams, Edward A. (See Pyle, Edwin I., assignor. )
Williams, Edward C, Chicago, HI. Press
Williams, Edward C, Chicago, 111. Dovetailing-machine for preparing edges of parts of
electrotype or stereotype plate blocks
Williams,' Electa, Pavilion, Mich. Fruit-iar --.
Williams, Eli J. (See Williams, James F. and E. J.)
Williams, Eli P. (See Simpson and Williams.)
Williams. Eugene L., Kansas City, Mo., assignor of one-half to J. S. Williams, Jersey ville,
111. Wire crimping and fastening pliers -
Williams, Farmer R., Peloit, Wis., assignor to William Deering & Company, Chicago, 111.
Twine and making same
"Williams, Farmer R., Beloit, Wis., assignor to William Deering & Company, Chicago, 111.
Twine for binding grain
Williams, Farmer R., Beloit, Wis., assignor to William Deering & Company, Chicago, 111.
Twine for grain-binding harvesters
Williams, Farmer R , Beloit, Wis., assignor to William Deering & Company, Chicago, 111.
Making twine
Williams, Frank, et al. (See McGinnis, George R., assignor.)
Williaraa, Frank A., Albrighton, England. Means for joining edges of sheet, strip, and
plate metal -
"Williams, Frank A., HoUey, assignor of one-half to E. T. Lamb Batavia, N. Y. Wire-
fabric machine
"Williams, Frederick W., assignor of three-fourths to T. E. Clarke, W. H. Truesdale, and
J. Tonge, Minneapolis, Minn. Drilling-machine ■
Williams, Griffith "W., Greensburg, lud." Fence-wire ratchet •
Williams, Gurdon H., Brighton, Ohio. Excavating and hoisting bucket
Williams, Harry, Richmond, and T. L. Fisher, Hawthorne, "Victoria. Rotary steam-engine
Williams, Henry B., assignor of one-half to L. A. Jeffreys, Rochester, N. Y. Journal-box
Williams, Hiram P., Somerdale, Ohio. Car-dump '
Williams, Horace D., Poplar Bluffy Mo. Drying articles
Williams, Horace G.. Lykens, Pa. Stuffing-box
Williams, Hubbaid D. B., Man.stield, Ohio. Store-service apparatus
Williams, Hubbard D. B.. Mansfield, Ohio. Store-service ai)parattis
Williams, Irvin, Nelson, Mo. Cnrtain-flxtme
Williams, James, and G. A. Cummer; said Williams assignor to R. J. Cummer, Cleveland,;
Ohio. Hydrocarbon burner <
Williams, James C , et al. (See Howell, Felix T., assignor.)
Williams. James F. and E. J., assignors to B. H. Smothers and R. M. Shepherd, Kennedy,
Ala. Combined plow and planter
Williams, James L. (See Moifitt and Williams.)
Williams, John, and G. L. Morris, Landoie, England. Apparatus for pickling iron plates.
Williams, John A., Altoona, Pa. Trolley
Williams, John A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cash-register
Williams, John A., Bath Beach, assignor to Adams & Sous Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cash-register
Williams, John A., Bath Beach, assignor to Tutti-Frutti Automatic Vending Company,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Vending apparatus
Williams, John E., London, England, assignor to Werner &. pfloidorer, London, England,
and Caunstadt, Germany. Tank combined with thermometer and gage
No.
519,881
525,064
.52-1,924
.529,005
512,420
512,079
527,188
.530,375
Date.
Monthly
volume.
May 15
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
523,922 July 31
519,369 May 8
(
513,852! Jan. 30
529,769 { Nov. 27
528,704 I Nov. C
523,802 j July 31
531.241 Dec. 18
512,319 I Jan. 9
526,766 j Oct. 2
.520,249 J May 22
523.059 j July 17
523.060 i July 17
521.061 ' July 17
530,314 , Dec. 4
517,508 Apr. 3
530.979
514,106
52>',579
518,209
526,336
514,800
528,496
517,509
513,166
516,461
518,977
515,454
Deo. 18
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
May 1
Feb. 27
526,765 Oct. 2
512,784 i Jan. 16
514,801 j Feb. 13
529,436 ! Nov. 20
512,929 j Jan. 16
530,148 Dec. 4
522,927 1 July 10
Official
Gazette.
1661 404 67 1 876
1629
880
1149
587
831
529
3049
793
3534
2214
322
2837
2051
1022
162
2305
1517
1518
1519
418
154
1574
204
95
1483
1757
1378
3087
156
2393
1201
64
2447
161
1781
1377
1058
2035
120
1287
r399 ]
1400 11 „5
i401 1^8
[402 J
208 69
279 1 66
140 66
202
132
826
229
112
69 : 170
69 1311
761
194
< 869 )
5 870 5
527
630
705
{?
66 I 801
I
69 ! 1098
7C3
489
250
38
559
379
380
380
590
1618
205
69 I 31
67 I 1008
68 318
fiS 318
68 318
105 ! 69
33,34 67
1291
373
47
24
371
417
346
749
34
578
289
16,17
606
607
38
423
346
:394
395
4*2
31
318
32
1331
893
663
304
1500
1131
627
32
550
1692
548
> 06 1356
69
66
69
67
68
66
69
67
66
66
67
69
66
66
^69
31
364
1131
9,-*8
411
1237
259
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
359
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, aud invention.
■Williama,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Wi11iani-i,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
John P.,
.Tohn F.,
John H.,
John M.
John M.
John N.
John N.
John P.,
.John R.,
Wassaic, X. T. Belt-fastener
asaiffnor of one-half to P. E. Johnson, Atlantic, Iowa. Lock .
Albion. N. Y. Fruit-jar
(See James, John E., assignor.)
St. Louis, Mo. Smoke-consuming furnace
Newark, N. J. Type-writing machine
Newark, N. J. Type-writing machine
South Pittsburg, Tenn. Fire-alarm
Kansas City, Mo. Wheeled scraper
Williams, John E., East Orange, N. J. Machine for making cigarettes.
Williams, John S. (See Williams, Eugene L., assignor.)
Williams, John T., Brooklyn, N. T. Telephone-transmitter
Williams, Lewis, Belleville, 111. Mail-bag fastener
Williams, Louis N. D., assignor of one-half'to E. W. Scott, Philadelphia, Pa. Knitting-?
machine 5
Williams, Martin C, et al. (See Daly, Charles A., assignor.)
Williams, Mary A., Kansas City, Mo. Oven-regulator
Williams, Milton F., St. Louis, Mo. Clay miser and feeder
Williams, Milton F., St. Louis, Mo. Clay-feeder
Williams & Moore Manufacturing Company. (See Moore, Alfred M., assignor.)
Williams, Morgan L., Johnstown, Pa. Machine for forming tuyeres and pipes
Williams, Nathan W., Santa Barbara, and E. B. Seely, San Francisco, Cal. Hose-coupling.
Williams, Oliver P. (See Shumard, Eugene C, assignor.)
Williams, Orion H., Chicago, 111., assignorto Casper Automatic Patent Company, Limited,?
New Orleans, La. Coin-controlled turnstile-gate --y
Williams, Orion H., Chicago, HI., assignor to .S.P. Walmsley, New Orleans, La. Eegister-
actuating attachment for turnstiles
Williams, Otis, St. Johnsville, N. T. Machine for crushing stone, ore, &c
Williams, Eichard. (See Healey, Williams, and Longmeyer.)
Williams, EobertS. (See McBonough and Williams.)
Williams, Robert S., Merchantville, N. J., assignor to C. V. Williams, Philadelphia, Pa.
Eetum postage-stamp
Williams, Samuel T., Muscatine. Iowa. Housing for rolling-mills
Williams, Seward W. (See Parker and Williams.)
Williams, Silas J.. Floyd. Tex. Cotton press
Williams, Sylvester C, East Liverpool, Ohio. Barrel
Williams, Thomas, etal. (See Andrews. Charles B., assignor.)
Williams, Thomas, Jr., London, England. Meat-cutter
Williams, Thomas B., et al. (See McGinnis, George E., assignor.)
Williams, Thomas H., andN. E. Marvin, assignors to A. A. Griffinglron Conipany, Jer-
sey City, N. J. Valve ,
Williams, Thomas P., Abilene, Tex. Wire-stretching spool-carrier
Williams, Thomas S, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Fence
Williams, Webb W. M., assignor of one-half to A. H. Merchant, Omaha, Nebr. Construc-
tion of berths
Williams, White <fe Company. (See Combrooks, William A., assignor.)
Williams, William E., Chicago, 111. Machine for rolling car- wheel tires
No.
524.432
515,390
528,315
521,750
523,028
528,.578
526,599
515,982
523,718
524,453
515,389
525,673
527,038 '
Williams, William H., 'Newark, N. J. Magnetic separating-machine 528,053
Williams, William H., Newark, N. J. Magnetic separator 528,051
Williams, William H., Newark, N. J. Magnetic separator 528.055
Williams, William M., KenUworth, England. Multiple-copying apparatus I 529,824
Williams, William E., Philipsburg, Pa. Hinge-seating device I .52(3.826
Williams, William S., Canton, Ohio. Kiln 531,242
Williamson, Charles E., Grand Eapids, Mich. Windmill 517,674
Williamson, Charle3E.,assignorof one-half to M. Beals, Grand Eapids, Mich. Power-trans-
mitter for windmills .525,778
Williamson, David, assignor of one-half to H. B. Anderson, New York, N. T. Filter 511,£28
WiUiamson, David, New York, N. Y., assignorto W. McBride. Filter i 514,531
Williamson, David C. and J. E., Stamford, Conn. Filter 521,155
521,749
530,315
516,254
521,066
523,2.53
514,690
516,995
518,169
525,522
529,006
529,007
530,295
522,037
522,641
518.709
512,783
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Date.
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
817
2347
2779
June 19 1784
July 17 1478
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
June 19
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
June 5
July 17
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
June 26
July 10
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
93
22IG
402
17C8
421
854
562
1876
1192
2094
1251
338
882
887
389
2298
801
2207
1780
512,528 : Jan. 9 1334
July 31 2R92
Aug. 14 8.12
Feb. 27 I 2316
Williamson, David C. and J. E., Bridgeport, Conn. Filter
Williamson, Frank E., Chicago, HI. Oil-can
Williamson, James E. (See Williamson, David C. and J. E.)
Williamson, Jas. F. (See Hess, Christian J., assignor.)
Williamson, Marshall D., assignor to Adams & Williamson, Indianapolis, Ind. Qnarter-
'-": holder for veneer-cutting machines.
log
Williamson, Richard H. (See Dyson and Williamson.)
Williamson, William B., et al. (See Teate, Thomas A., assignor.)
Willimantic Linen Company. (See Hubbard. Eber. assignor.)
WiUiraantic Linen Company. (See Palmer, Maro V., assignor.)
Willis, Edward J., Eichmond, Ya. Planimeter
Willis, George H., Kingman, Kans. lathe-dog
Willis, Martin H. (See Clark and WiMis.)
Williston, Ellen M., Wellsborough, Pa. Apparatus for canning fruit
Willits, AnnaE. (See Willits, John G., assignpr.)
Willits, John G., assignor to A. E Willits, Hafldonfield, N. J. Moistenerfor stamps, en-
velopes, ifec ,
Willuer. August, Gcrraantown, Ohio. Transplanting-machine ,
Willoughby, Henry, Kearney. N. J. Soldering composition
Willringhaus, Gustav, Newark, N. J., assignor to G. Bernheim, New York, N. Y. Travel-!
ing-bag j
Willringhaus, Gnstav, Newark, N. J., assignor to G. Bernheim, New York, N. Y. Travel- I
ing-bag
Wills, Arthur J., Milwaukee, Wis. Indexed disk
Wills, Henry H. (See Dalton and Wills.)
Wills, Henry W., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for washing and removing labels from bot-
ties
i 529,470
I 518,539
526,337
529,008
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
591
600
2311
2313
2316
2312
2.'S6
2053
441
791
124
924
325
1718
1911
Sept. 18 ! 1758
Nov. 13 890
515,391 j Feb. 27 : 2348
I
524,052 : Aug. 7 135
521,250
520,8.38
514,107
517,181
517,182
520,100
525,377
June 12 884
June 5 I 153
Feb. 6 205
199
.5>3
671
423
308
24
529
93
(419
420
{ 421
422
1423
105
199
(131
il32
471
297
495
315
83
C2fl9
J 210
210
97
551
200
551
423
322
667
209
582
142
145
C557
?5.i8
558
C558
\ 559
551
02, 63
490
100
182
30,31
5 234
J 235
77
)409
?410
473
210
683
68
66
69
07
68
69
68
>67
67
66
66
67
68
69
69
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68
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66
66
68
68
66
68
>69
69
^69
69
69
69
67
68
66
[66
68
[69
67
69
66
31 68
209
34
67
67
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27
2440
<574
5 575
Mar.
May
27
22
2442
2024
575
494
Sept.
4
103
26
66
67
1370
1225
66 , 1958
1958
958
68 : 1169
360
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Wills, John C. (See Hodges and "Wills.)
"Willson, George W., Easton, Pa. Air-brake
■Willson, Thomas B. (See Bayer, Frank, assignor.)
"Willson, Thomas H. , Odessa, Mo. Torpedo signal mechanism
"Willyoung, Elmer G. (See Garver and "Willyoung.)
"Willyoung, Elmer G., assignor to Queen & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.
Apparatus for testing the resistance of conductors of electricity
"Willyoung, Elmer G., assignor to Queen & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.
Electrical measuring-instruraent
"Willyoung, Elmer G., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Queen & Company, of Pennsylvania.
Electiical measuring-instrument
"Willyoung, Elmer 6., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Queen & Company, of Pennsylvania.
Galvanometer
"Willyoung, Elmer G., and M. M. Garver, assignors to Queen & Company, Incorporated,?
Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical measuring instrument 5
"Wilmot, John F., assignor to A. H. Andrews & Company, Chicago, 111. Curtain-desk
"Wilmot, John F., assignor to A. H. Andrews & Company, Chicago, 111. Shoe for hent-
wire table or chair legs
"Wilmot, John F., assignor to A. H. Andrews & Company, Chicago, 111. Folding bed
"Wilmot, John F., assignor to A. H. Andrews & (Company, Chicago, 111. Mirror- frame
"Wilms, Hermann, Cologne, Germany. Steam-boiler furnace
"Wilson, Adoniram J., Port Chester, assignor to Hall Signal Company, New York, N". Y.}
Electric-alarm system for railway-crossings 5
"Wilson, Adoniram J., Poit Chester, N. Y., assignor to Hall Signal Company, of Maine.'
Electric railway-signal
"Wilson, Adoniram J., Port Chester, N. Y., assignor to Hall Signal Company, of Maine.
Electric railway-signal
"Wilson, Adoniram J., Port Chester, M". Y., assignor to Hall Signal Company, of Maine.
Electric block-signaling system
Wilson, Alexander. (See Seaman, Wilson, and Jones.)
Wilson, Amasa H. Chicago, 111. Spring-hinge
Wilson, Augusta B. (See Wilson, Michael H., assignor.)
Wilson, Benjamin P., et at. (See Shank, Charles A., assignor.)
Wilson, Charles A. (See Paravicini, Joseph, assignor.)
Wilson, Charles F., assignor of one-half to G. F. Malby, Brooklyn, E". Y. Railway-switch.
Wilson, Christopher W., Kirkby-Lonsdale, England. Cash-recorder
Wilson & Company. (See Whiting, Phineas S , assignor.)
Wilson, D. B., et dl. (See Bright, William H., assignor.)
Wilson, David H., Chicago, 111. Battery
Wilson, David H., Chicago, 111. Switchboard system
Wilson, David H., Chicago, HI. (Circuit making and breaking device
Wilson, David H., Chicago, 111. Electric cattle- guard
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
David H., Chicago, HI. Dynamo-electric machine
Edgar J. (See O'Brien and Wilson.)
Edwin T. , Ashmore, 111. Rail -brake
F. Cortez, Chicago, 111. Valve mechanism for liquid-receptacles .
George, et al. (See Davis, Sjlvanus E., assignor.)
George S., Tecumseh, Mich. Dust-collector
Harold, Detroit, Mich., assignor to Meyrowitz Manufacturing Company, New
N. Y. Thermocauter
Wilson,
York,
Wilson, Harry L., Erie, Pa. Steam-boiler
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
tor. ..
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Horace, Indian Diggings, Cal. Coffee-pprcolator
Houghton W., Kingston, Canadn. Stovepipe-damper
J. D., et al. (See Pancoast, Ricliaid M., assignor.)
James, Columbia, Mo. Self-chalking chalk-line
James, assignor of one-half to C. A. Mullen, Jackson, Ohio. Fluid-pressure regula-
JamesD., San Diego, Cal. Pipe-wrench
James G., New York, N. Y. "Venetian blind
James G., New York, N. Y. Rolling shutter, &c.
James G., New York, N. Y. Flooring
Wilson, James G., New York, N. Y. Method of and implement for forming grooves
Wilson, James L., Mountain Peak, Tex. Door-spring
Wilson, James L., Mountain Peak, Tex. Gate-latch
Wilson, James N., Minneapolis, Minn. Sieve ,
516,692
516,322
514,580
5U,581
516,855
517,253
5U,582
514,108
514,744
516,2flO
517,131
523,824
515,638
528,245
528,246
531,284
518,639
519,464
516,039
514,979
514,980
514,981
520,510
526,170
512,140
523,094
516,171
517,180
526,600
530,149
527,573
523,189
530.872
527,917
.')-29,770
.529,771
529,772
531,243
520,282
531,353
516,673
Wilson, James N., Minneapolis, Minn. Planter
Wilson , James N. , assignor of one-half to A. H. Hall, Minneapolis, Minn. Clutch
Wilson, James N., assignor of one half to G. W. Frey, T. A. Whitworth, and R. E. Dorton,
Minneapolis, Minn. Railway -rail joint
Wilson, James W., Chicago, 111. Fence-.sign
Wilson, Jeremiah M. (See Wilson, Robert B., assignor.)
Wilson, John A., and R. Hutchinson, Nottingham, England. Straight-knitting machine. .
518,979
512,643
513,695
515,945
Wilson,
Wilson,
vessel
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
pany,
John C, Boston, Mass. Time-stamp
John H., assignor of two-thirds to C. E. and M. I. Zeigler, Carli.sle, Pa.
Cooking-
John J., et al. (See Sherman, Willis D., assignor.)
John P., Hamburg, N. J. Peach-screen
John V. , and C. R. Wofes, Tucson, Ariz. Ter. Medical compound
Martin M., Llandudno, England. Parlor-game apparatus
Martin M., Llandudno, England. Game apparatus
Michael H., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Wilson Revolving Pole Sign Corn-
New York, N. Y. Revolving-pole sign
516,144
527,918
527,471
523,498
515,455 I
512,421 '
519,078 ,
.531,402 ,
Date.
Mar.
20
Mar.
13
Feb.
13
Feb.
13
Mar.
20
Jfar.
27
Feb.
13
Feb.
6
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
13
13
27
July
31
Feb.
27
Oct.
30
Oct.
30
Dec.
18
Apr.
24
May
8
Mar.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
20
20
May
29
Sept
18
Jan.
July
2
17
Mar.
6
Mar.
27
Sept.
25
Dec.
Oct.
4
16
July
17
Dec.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
11
23
27
27
27
Dec.
18
May
Dec.
Mar.
22
25
20
May
1
Jan.
9
Jan.
Mar.
30
6
Mar.
6
Oct.
23
Oct.
16
July
24
Feb.
Jan.
May
27
9
1
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25
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volume.
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Gazette.
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1858
2550
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903
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2732
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2078
946
503
1657
1657
1659
•2735
1570
703
2439
2217
123
1471
1762
1382
2062
2216
2217
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2359
2252
1566
68
1519
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2063
2305
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255
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518
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( 117
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415
415
(662
\ 663
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574
(529
i530
31
358
442
329
494
528
528
528
(490
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372
365
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79
(494
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69
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581
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66
66
67 I 581
69 ! 1688
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
361
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
Wilson, Michael H., assignor to A. B. Wilson, New York, N. T. Spring-motor
Wilson, Milfoid J., Painsville, Ohio. Saw-filing device
Wilson. Oliver, Philiidelpliia, Pa., assignor of one-third toA. F.Kent, Jamestown, JJ". T.
Knitting-machine
Wil.son, Perry E., and P. M. Hesch, Jr., Titusville, Pa.; said Hesch assignor to said Wil-
son. Cutting-machine
Wilson Revolving Pole Sign Company. (See Wilson, Michael H., assignor.)
Wilson, Robert B., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor of one-half to J. M. Wilson, Washington,
D. C. Electric-railway conduit
Wilson, Robert M., Scranton, Pa. Weather-strip
Wilson, Robert M., Rome, ST. Y. Bath tub
Wilson, Sarah E., et al. (See Landin and Walker, assignors.)
Wilson, Stephen, Philadelphi'a, Pa., assignor to Mechanical Amusement Company, Wood-
bnry, N. J. Mechanically -propelled figure
Wilson, Walter H., assignortoR. H. Smitli, New York, N. Y. Railway-tie plate
Wilson, Walter H., assignor to R. H. Smith, New York, N. Y. Railway -tie plate
Wilson, Wellington, Bay City, Mich. Stovepipe attachment
Wilson, Williani A., Niotaze, Kans. Attachment for self-binding harvesters
Wilson. William F., Norristown, Pa. Street-sweeper
Wilson, William F., Cookstown, Pa. Gate-latch
Wilson, William J., et al. (See Johnson, George P., assignor.)
Wilson. William S., assignor of one-half to D. S. Henderson, Brantford, Canada. Manu-
facturing rivets, studs, &c . -
Wilson, William T., assignor of one-half to J. S. O'Shea, Bufialo, M". Y. Car-coupling
Wilt, Edwin F., Elgin, as.signorto J. Rineck, Jr., Hampshire, 111. Harness
Wimbrow, Peter A. and R. S., and H. P. Dale, Whaleysville, Md. Berry-crate
Wimbrow, Robert S. (See Wimbrow and Dale.)
Wimbusb, Thomas H., St. Louis, Mo. Adjustable portable scafibld
Winand. Paul A. N., assignor to Mess, Schleicher, Schumm & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Elec-
trical igniter for gas or hydrocnrbon engines
Winand. Paul A. N., assignor to Mess, Schleicher, Schumm & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Trac-
tion-engine
Winans, Henry E., Newark, N. J. Shot-spreader »
Winch, Arthur C, Saxonville, Mass. Device for feeding and watering live stock
Winchester. Clement H., assignor to B. F. F. Brodt, Hamilton, Ohio. Can-opener
Winchester, Edward S., Bost'n, Mass. Latch
Winchester, Henry H. (See Blake, Harry, assignor.)
Winchester Repealing Arms Company. (See Browning, John M., assignor.)
Winchester Repeating Arms Company. (See Mason, William, assignor.)
Winchester Ri-peating Arms Company. (See Smith, William G., assignor.)
Wincltlhofer, Charles, Newark, N. J. Automatic door-closing device
Windecker, Samuel, Riverside, 111. Check-perforator
Winder, M.ircellus D., andD. A. Carpenter, Fort Collins, Colo. Apparatus for control-
ling-head-eates
Winder, Will H. (See Folger and Winder.)
Windle, John E., North Grafton, Mass. Cloth-folding machine
Windmiiller, Carl A., Chemnitz, Germany. Construction of lathes
Windram, Harold W. (See Brown, Charles N., assignor.)
Windsor, Frederick E., Warren, Pa. Bag-lock
Windus, Werner, Baltimore, Md. Fence
Windus, William. (See Worsley, Windus, and Bracey.)
Wine, J. H., et al. (See Humbert, James H., assignor.)
Winegardcn, Arey V., Anthony, Kans. Windmill ,
Wineland, Frank B. (See Fall, Wineland, and Richards )
Winfield Manufacturing Company. (See Winfield, William C, assignor.)
Winfield Manufacturing Company. (See Winfield and McNutt, assignors.)
Winfield, William C. (See W.'ird and Winfield.)
Winfield, William C, assignor to Winfield Manufacturing Company, Warren, Ohio.
Oil-
Winfield, AYilliam C, and J. F. McNutt, assignors to Winfield Manufacturing Company,
Warren, Ohio. Machine for forming corrugated elbow-pipes
Wiugiird, Edwin V,, Philadelphia. Pa. Chimney
Winge, Alf L., assignor of one-half to J. S. Truscott, Miles City, Mont. Wrench
Wingo, Richard T., Mulhausen, Germany. Friction-clutch
Winkelraann, Herman R. (See Sattelkau and Winkelmann.)
Winkfield. Fedro G., Qnincy, Mass. Bu'kle
Winkler, Charhs F., Kingston, N. Y. Electric-car truck .......'.'.'.'.
Winkley, Frank D., Madison, Wis. Oil can • '.'.'.....
Winship Machine Company. (See Garraus, Frederick, assignor.)
Winslow, A. P. fSee Fisher, Thomas N., assignor.)
Winslow, George H., Pittsburg, Pa. Pin for insulators
Winslow, George H., Pittsburg, Pa. Binder for leaves .'.'..'.'..'.'..
Winslow, (ieorge H., Pittsburg, Pa. Insulator
Winslow, George H., Pittsburg, Pa. Binder for leaves '...'.'........
Winslow, Marlon H., assignor of two-thirds to G. Licht and J. J. Keeney, Teri-e Haute,
Ind. Platform-scale
Winslow, Orlando R., and H. King, MarshHeld, Mo. Doubletree .........'.....
Winslow, Sidney W. (See Rogers, Andrew W., assignor.)
Winslow, Sidney W., Beverly,'Mass,, assisnor to S. W. Winslow, trustee. Buffing-machine
Wmsor. Joseph S., assignor of one half to 0. Bradley, Worcester, Mass. Apparatus for)
locking and tui-ning car-seats \
Winston Cigarette Machine Company. (See Brigss, William C, assignor.)
Wint, Thomas L , Kalb, assignor of 'one-'julf to S. J. T. fDung.'Camden, S. C. Weather-
board gage
Winter, Alexander W., assignor to J. A. Winter, W. H. Lee, and F.C. Laird, Chicago, Ilk
Compound edible fat
531,607
531,456
528,838
518,978
526,767
525,641
530,568
526,984
522,867
526,601
528,408
530,376
512,854
531,491
522,247
521,968
527,189
517,713
524,270
525,828
525,829
519,559
519,935
515,983
529,575
525,830
524,454
514,399
523,499
513,356
519,598
514,250
518,300
520,871
.520,870
528,453
527.643
526,171
519,518
514,109
523,254
517,634
517,6.^5
524,659
529.091
524,271
531,581
526,137
519,370
520,511
519,980
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
July 10
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
Dec. 25
July 3
Julie 26
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
May 8
May 15
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
July 24
Jan. 23
May 8
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
June 5
June 5
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Monthly
volume.
May 8
Feb. 6
July 17
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
May 29
May 15
2696
2445
583
67
164
531
514
1179
2219
2936
531
1909
2503
,127
2172
832
506
505
896
893
1128
406
1905
899
707
2306
2698
1197
480
1485
212
209
3011
1589
Sept. 18 I 1474
647
582
138
17
38
128
219
126
2P4
530
710
132
451
596
30
521
(202
)203
121
ni7
\1W
199
1!19
271
(426
^427
94
4,54
200
209
210
581
) 654
i 655
(288
i 2f9
117
Oflicial
Gazette.
47
47
727
384
;344
I 345
1066 I 256
208 |47, 48
1878 472
361 85,86
363 , 86
1183
1029
507
2648
1416
794
291
248
118
634
330
n94
) 195
•67
(371 )
(372 I
1758
1709
752
548
31
1250
1393
239
1597
599
1312
388
1719
24
1644
170
1326
1326
764
890
1528
1032
1327
835
986
476
777
943
304
1236
1S36
612
323
1444
753
893
384
71
71
896
853
753
1748
68 1-)31
!fi7 705
2738 663
1818 :
1104
904
362
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, lesidence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Winter, John F., assignor of one-half to J. F. Morrison, Baltimore, Md. Governor for elec-
tric motors
"Winter, Joseph S , Montgomery, Ala. Constructing roads, streets, &c., and Wock there-
for -
Winter, Josephine A., et al. (See Winter, Alexander W., assignor.)
Winter. Philipp, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined ice-cream mold and cutter
Winterflood, Joseph, London, England. Automatic gas-valve mechanism for ivater-heat-
ers
Winterhalder, Eduard A., Kappel, Germany. Railway signaling apparatus
Winterhalder, Louis. (See Noyes and Winterhalder.)
Winterhalder, Louis, Milford, Conn., assignor to National Electrical Manufacturing Com-
pany, Milford, Conn., and Jersey City, N. J. Electric switch
Winternight, Henry A., Philadelphia, Pa. Car-coupling
Winters, Andrew L. (SeeCarder, George H., assignor.)
Winters, Harry T., Wheeling. W. Va. Mold-cooler
Winters, John W., assignor of live-eighths to A. J. Kos, J. Webher, E. B. Greenwood, D.
H. Kent, and .T. Gelina, St. Paul, Minn. Mai'ine-engine governor
Winters, John W., assignor of five-aixths to A. J. Kos, J. Webber, E. K. Greenwood, D.^
H. Kent, and J. Gelina, St. Paul, Minn. Car-brake adjuster V
Winterton, James, assignor to J. (J. Accles, Birmingham, England. Platen printing-ma-?
chine \
Wire Grip Fastening Company. (See Ambler, George A., assignor.)
Wires, Edward T., assignor of one-half to A. Chaney, Terre Haute, Ind. Eap and draw
pin i^or foundry use
Wirschiug, Aloys. (See Wirsching, Emil A., assignor.)
Wirsching, Emil A., assignor of one -half to A. Wirsching, New York, N. Y. Printing-)
telegraph 5
Wirsching, Philipp, Salem, Ohio. Pipe-organ
Wirt, Herbert C, assignor to General Electric Company, Boston, Mass. Celling-oleat
Wirt, Paul E., Bloomsburg, Pa. Fouutain-pen '.
Fountain-pen
Fountain-pen
Fountain-pen ;
Urn brella 1
Wirt, Paul E., Bloomsburg, Pa.
Wilt, Paul E., Bloomsburg, Pa.
Wirt, Paul E., Bloomsburg, Pa.
Wirt, Zebulon, Monticello, Ind.
Wisconsin Electric Light and Power Company. (See MiiUer, Charles L. F., assignor.)
Wisdom, Edward G. (See Wisdom, Francis B. and E. G.)
Wisdom, Francis B. and E. G., Chicago, 111. Flue
Wise, Beniamin F., assignor of two-tnird-t to S. Horner, T. J. Ward, and W. H. Hartley,
St. Louis, Mo. Garbage-receptacle
Wise, Jacob, assignor to M. B. Wise, Mogadore, Ohio. Lamp-supporter for vehicles
Wise, Martha E (See Wise, Jacob, assignor.)
Wiser, Frank W., Cleveland, Ohio. Lifting-iack
Wisberd, William H., Bird City, Kans. Drill-rod grab
Wisner, John, Bluflfton, Ind. Laundry-frame
Wist, J. W., et al. (See Loughmiller, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Wister, Harry H., Colorado City, Colo. Electrical signal
Witbeck, L. G., et al. (See Erickson, Ole S., assignor.)
WitheH, Reuben, Brookside, New Zealand. Milking-machine
Witherbee, Thomas F., Port Henry, N. Y. Charging apparatus for filling blast-furnaces ..
Witherell, George E., assignor to Hartford Machine Screw Company, Hartford, Conn.
Turret-tool machine
Witherell, George E., assignor to Hartford Machine Screw Company, Hartford, Conn.
Screw-head slotter
Withey, Ervin E., assignor to Duguid Saddlery Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Bridle-bit
Withoft, Frederick 6., et al. (See Bowley, George J., assignor.)
Withrow, James E., Los Angeles, Cal. Word-register for type- writers
Witschold, Artliur, New York, N. Y. Gravity-railway
Witt, George E., Fresno, Cal. Track or carrier for doors, &c
Witte, George C. (See Schneider, Philipp, assignor.)
Witto, Joseph. Jr.. New Brunswick, N. J. Paper box
Witte, Tlieodore, Chilli whack, Canada. Puttying-tool
Witte, William H., Long Island City, N.*Y. Means for the propulsion of vessels
Wittemann. Rudolph A.. New York, N. Y. Bottle-closing device
Witter, Ezra E., Milford Centre, Ohio. Corn-harvester
517,714
511,870
512,080
512,141
513,376
526,172
526,550
523,062
517,087
517,088
513,357
514,400
512,422
518.980
518,301
526, -125
526.426
526,427
526,428
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
July 17
Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
1
17
25
25
25
25
May
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
527,823 1 Oct. 23
527,256
513,628
526,798
525,247
526,358
515,701
527,257
529,576
518,769
511,829
511,830
523,612
524,496
525,882
520,199
525.378
512,930
.516,419
519,827
518,516
Oct. 9
Jan.
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Feb.
Oct. 9
Nov.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Aug.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Jan.
Mar. 13
520,283
530,980
Witter, EzraE., Milford Centre, Ohio. Corn-harvester 526,602
Wittich, George, assignor of one-third to A. F. Kauf&nan, Freyburg, Tex. Combined
cotton and corn planter
Wittke, Robert. (See Ariens, Henry, assignor.)
Wittkowski Friedrich W., Omaha, Nebr. Automatic railway-switch
Wittmann, Will C, Lincoln, Nebr. Bridle-bit
Witz, Konrad. Hoboken, assignor to himself and F. Graus, Jersey City, N. J. Manufac-
ture of plastic articles
Witzel. Joseph R., Philadelphia, Pa. Weighing-scale
Wiu. Knabe & Co. Manufacturing^Company. (See Smith, William T., assignor.)
Wm. Schollhcirn Company. (See Bernard. William A., assignor.)
Wnnck, Charles E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Wheeled vehicle
Wock, John, Canton, Ohio. Lift-pump
Woebs, Anton, Hanover, Germany. Billiard- table
Woelfel, George P., Spring Garden, assignor to J. Bindley, Pittsburg, Pa. Pipe-wrench.
(Reissue)
Wogon, Michael, U. S. Navy. Ball-bearing
Wogloni, GilbertT., New York, N. Y. Ear-ring
Wobl, Sarah, et al. (See Engel, Isidor, assignor.)
Wohnlich, Louii J., Detroit, Mich., assignor to J. R. Bate, Cincinnati, Ohio. Machine for
cutting excelsior
Wolcott, Clayton, Haitford, Conn. Sash-cord guide
Wolcott, Clayton, Hartford, Conn. Sash-cord guide
MAy
Apr.
Sept. 25
520,872 June 5
524,187 Aug. 7
522,.'i72 July 3
May 22
Dec. 18
529,225 ' Nov. 13
518,981 ; May 1
517,715 \ Apr. 3
11,459 Dec. 18
521.399 , June 12
528,197 ' Oct. 30
513,853
515,809
514,982
507
199
588
081
2728
1476
2140
1520
2278
2279
2699
709
1151
72
1488
1918
19.50
1052
1954
1882
945
3174
212
2207
1803
2845
947
1908
2315
128
2485
914
997
2221
104
2037
1124
1570
1874
2220
370
677
2360
1576
12.59
75
OfiBcial
Gazette.
122 j 67
50 I 66
140 i 66
1
163 ; 66
{663 \^^
345
513
380
537
C537
J 538
C655
i656
179
(279
)280
19
372
465
465
405
466
(451
H52
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
229
537
427
708
(230
J 231
454
575
31,32
32,33
625
226
224
540
26
482
;267
'268
384
464
;530
.=•31
I 532
48
88
172
573
373
303
19
(122
J 123
2142 513 09 1635
1147 27] : 67 1421
2570 622 (;9 533
3536 871 I 66 801
131 31. .32 ' 66 1478
1660 i 4H) , CiC, I iigy
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
363
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Wolcott, "William V., and H. O'Hara, St. Louis, Mo., assignors to St. Lonis Car Coupler
Company, of Illinois. Car-coupling
Tfolf, Carl, Zwickau, Germany. Miner's safety-lamp
Wolf, Cbarles. (See Hadam and Wolf.)
Wolf & Co., AufT. (See Bending, William P., assignor.)
Wolf Electrical Promoting Company. (See Bloch, Jacob, assignor.)
Wolf Electrical Promoting Company. (See Wolf, John, jr., assignor.)
Wolf, Elmer E., assignor of one-lialf to J. M. Good, Springfield, Ohio. Variable-speed gear .
Wolf, Eraul;, etal. (See Strakoscli, Max, assignor.)
Wolf, Freddrick C, and G. Daniels, Toungstown, Ohio. Journal-bearing lubricator
Wol(^, Frederick, Cleveland, Ohio. Milk-can
Wolf, Henry L. E., Dayton, Ohio. Bucket-fastener
Wolf Isaac. (See Lesser, Max, assignor.)
Wolf, John, Jr., assignor to Wolf Electrical Promoting Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Take-
up for conductors of clotli-cutting machines
Wolf, John, Jr., assignor to Wolf Electrical Promoting Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cloth-
notching device
Wolf, John, Jr.. assignor to Wolf Electrical Promoting Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cloth- J
cutting machine \
Wolf .Josef, Newark, N. J. Door-check
Wolf Otto C., Philadelphia, Pa. Driving-gearing for heavy machinery
Wolf, Sayer & Heller. (See Kallsen, Frederick, assignor.)
Wolf, Sayer & Heller. (See Lusche, Frederick, assignor.)
Wolfe, Burt J., assignor of one-half to J. R. Reed, Canton, Ohio. Window-screen
Wolfe, Frank L., Medford, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Boston,
Mass. Safety water-gage "_ .'
Wolfe, Frank L., Medfoid, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Boston,
Mass. Register for counting the strokes of pistons, &c
Wolfe, Frank L., Medfoid, assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, Boston,
Mass. Mechanical movement for engine-registers
Wolfe, Gurdon G., assignor to Fuller & Warren Company, Troy, N. T. Grate and fire-?
chamber for stoves or ranges <,
Wolfe. Wiltsie F., Newton, Mass. Ventilator
Wolferts, Carl F., Barmen, Rittershausen, Germany. Thread-controlling device for lace-?
making machines : \
Wolferts, Heinrich, Ohligs, near Soliugen, Germany. Razor
AVolff, Adrian, and T. R Hyde, Jr., Waterbury, Conn., assignors to Scovill Manufacturing
Company, of Connecticut. Air-pump
Wolfi', John F., assignor to L. AVolff Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Water-closet-
Woltf, .Joseph, Cologne-on-the-Rhine, Germany. Corset-stiffener
Wolff. William, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lathe-chuck
Wolfreys, Charles J. (See Brooks and Wolfreys.)
Wolgemuth, James B., Pierre, audG. S. Engle, Aberdeen, S. D. Collar-button clasp
Wolhaupter, Benjamin, Oak Park, 111. Surface cattle-guard ,
Wolhaupter, Benjamin, Oak Park, 111. Brake mechanism for cars
Wolhaupter, Benjamin, Morgan Park. 111. Railway tie»plate
Wolhaupter, David P., Washington, D. C. Typewriting-machine key-cap
Wollard, Isaac B., assignor to W. B. Lake, San Francisco, Cal. Fruit-carrier
Wolle, Hartley C Bethlehem, Pa. Means for making metallic bodies
Wollensak, John F., Chicago, 111. House letter-box
■Woller, Frank E. (See Kleinsteuber, Oscar D. and M. A., assignors.)
Wollmer, Hugo E. (See Green, Squire, assignor.)
Wollmer, Hugo E. (See Koehler, Jacob and C, assignors.)
Wolstencroft, James, et al. (See Carlinet, John G., assignor.)
Wolters, Henry J., York, Pa., assignor to Rochester Bunging Apparatus Company, Roch-
ester, N. Y. Racking-off apparatus for storage-vat devices ".
Wolters. Henry J., York, Pa., assignor to Rochester Bunging Apparatus Company, Roch-
ester, N. Y. Means for and method of racking fine beer
Wolters, Wilhelm, Bnrowitschi, Russia Concentrating sulfuric acid
Woltmann, Ernst, Chicago, HI. Eli^ctric switch
Wolverton, Byron C, Elmira. N. Y., assignor to New York and Pennsylvania Telephone-
and Telesraph Clorapany. Coin-controlled telephone apparatus
Womer Sc Son, Peter, et al. (See Warner, Daniel, assignor.)
Woniersley, William, G. Sagne, and M. A. Clapp, Poughkeepsie, assignors to D. H Bur-?
rell &C6., Little Falls, N. Y. Paper-feeding machine 5
Wommer, Anna L. E., administratrix. (See Wommer, Louis.)
Wommer, Louis, deceased, Minneapolis, Minn.; A. L. E. Wommer, administratrix. Plat-?
form-scale , J
Wommer, Lonis, deceased, Minneapolis, Minn.; A. L. E. Wommer, administratrix. Auto-
matic weighing-scale
Woncher, Martin V.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Carriaee- wheel
Wonson, Clara N., Gloucester, Mass., and D. W. Palmer, Hermon Centre, Me. Converti-?
ble chair 5
Wood, Albert A., Atlanta, Ga. Box-corner binding
Wood, Albeit A., Atlanta, Ga. Box-corner binder
No.
Monthly
volume.
Date.
516,323
516,324
514.983
518,800'
524,925
516,325
519,216
530,217
525,479
512,423
516,255
528.316
527,354
528,216
528,217
527,919
526,281
I
522,642
523,391
526.884 j
526.885 I
525,831 !
521,561 !
530,873 ,
512,596 I
518,302
526,065
517,132
528,705
525,039
516,256
516,257
530,738
5.30,611
.524,625
522,093
512,350
May 1
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Oct.
505
249
122
60
Oct.
30
2606
Oct.
30
2607
Oct.
Sept
23
18
2065
1658
July 10
July 24
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
June 19
Dec. 11
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
June 26
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Apr. 21
271 66,67
1156 980
855 199
2780 671
628
5 628
?629
495
391
803 200
2101 ' 528
356
357
900
1445
1383
1437
1489
1290
2349
323
1855
857
858
1174
957
1132
2382
1023
Mar. 13
955
589
Wood, Albert A. , Atlanta, Ga. Box-binding machine
Wood. Anna, et al. (See Wood, Orlan T., assignor.)
Wood, Augustus I. (See Ziegler and Wood.)
Wood. Aurin. assignor, by mesne assignments, to L. W. Pond Machine.Company, Worces-
ter, Mass. Machine for turning pulleys " I
Wood, Benjamin, Rich wood, Ohio. Billiard-cue-tipping rack
Wood, Bernice, Benson, N. C. Fish-trap
Wood, Charles H., Dayton, Ohio. Permutation-padlock
Wood, Charles W. (See Lurssen and Wood.)
Wood, Clarence H.. Boston, assignor of one-half to S. Woodberry, Revere, Mass. Coin-
package-delivery device
Wood, Daniel B. (See Calhoun, Cloud B., assignor.)
Wood, David C, Matamoras. Pa. Culinary vessel
Wood, Edgar J., Brooklyn. N. Y. Reducing-pressure valve and regulator
Wood, Erastus, Marshall, Ind. Garden-cultivator
"Wood, Frederick C, assignor of one-half to G.C. Bingham, Buffalo, N.Y. Combined type-
writer case and table
512.081 Jan. 2
512.082 I Jan. 2
522,248 I July 3
520,284 I May 22
515,310 Feb. 20
527,308 Oct. 9
527,574 Oct. 16 i 1472
88
89
f200
(201
336
(329
[330
346
372
299
554
79
453
200
200
286
235
278
573
250
952 224
953 224
1662
2366 586
Aug. 21 1641 402
Official
Gazette.
;i4i
142
142
30
521,353
511,984
528,839
529,092;
522,816
.525,933
527,575
592
128
2361 1 5!^
2200 1 545
1038, 252
359
360
June 12
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
July 10
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
522,868 I July 10
521,067 1 June 5
1079 253
425. 99
587 139
1030 248
1114 j 276
1067 I 242
1480 ' 360
1180 I 294
564
69
1 69
69
08
68
68
69
69
67
[69
60
67
68
66
66
>66
66
.66
635
1261
1201
130
1628
571
221
540
540
427
1479
171
442
67
07
1327
1491
1482
283
305
1411
1940
705
1017
1628
1629
1443
1406
886
1683
205
66 1647
66 ' 1648
66 : 1199
67 475
■ 66 1648
113
25
1299
207
69 : 302
I
67 ' 1408
66 ; 81
69 i 753
69 853
226
1357
303
239
1299
68
69
364
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, residence, and invention.
ITo.
Date.
Monthly \ Official
volume. Gazette.
Self-acting railway signaling apparatus. ..
Company,?
Wood, Frederick W. (See Aiken and Wood.)
Wood, George H., near Harrowgate, England.
Wood, Henry A. W., assignor to Campbell Printing Press and Manufacturin
New Tork, N. Y. Printing-machine i
Wood, Horace L., New York7 N. T. Nut-lock '
Wood, Ira. (See Senior, Wood, Hughes, and Hemingway.)
Wood, Isaac, Minneapolis, Minn. Oil-gas burner ,
Wood, James C. (See Singer and Wood.)
Wood, James C, assignor of one-half to E. L. Brown, Indianapolis, Ind. Combined brush
and scraper for cleaning boots or shoes
Wood, James J. , Fort Wayne, Ind. Alternating-current dynamo
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind. Connection between separately-excited dynamos and
their exciters
Joarnal-bearlng
Alternating dynamo
Electric-arc lamp
Switchboard for high-tension circuits.
Electric-current indicator
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind. Electric transformer
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind. Adjustable machine-base
Wood, James J., Fort Wayne, Ind. Armature-core
Wood, James N. , assignor of one-half to W. P. De Saussure, Richmond, Va. Machine for)
selecting and boxing cigarettes i
Wood, John E. (See Sills and Wood.)
Wood, JohnF. (See Rymes, George W., assignor.)
Wood, .John J., Liverpool, England. Double eyeglasses
Wood, Joseph S , Philadelphia, Pa. Tapor-buiner
Wood, Julia 13. (See \rood, Eoslo O., assignor.)
Wood, Lyman P., et al. (See Kellogsr, William M., assignor.)
Wood, Montraville M., assignor to Wallace Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Trolley-wire
support .
Wood. Montraville M., Chicago, HI., assignor to Ohio Brass Company, Mansfield, Ohio.
Trolley- wire clamp
Wood, Orlan T., assignor to P. T. McCuUey and A. Wood, Plattsmouth, Nebr. Check-
row corn-planter "
Wood, Richard G., Allegheny, assignor to W. Dewees Wood Company, McKeesport, Pa.
Rollin g-mill
Wood, Robert. (See Kidd, Alexander, assignor.)
Wood, Rosto 0., assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. B. Wood, Worcester, Mass. Ve-
hicle-wheel •
Wood, Walter. (See Richards, Francis H., assignor.)
Wood, Walter, Philadelphia, Pa. Gasometer
Wood, Warwick W., Winston, N. C. Manufacture of plug-tobacco
Wood, Webster A., and E. Ross, Norlhville, Mich. Fire-escape
Wood, William C, Brooklyn, N. T. Dry-sand molding
Wood, ATilliam C, assignor to Lewis & Fowler Girder-Rail Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Street-railway special work
Wood, William C., assignor to Lewis & Fowler Girder-Rail Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Stret't-railway crossing
Wood, William H., Media, Pa. Hydraulic-pressure-reducing valve ■
Wood, William M., Elmira, N. Y. Safety device for engines
Wood, William O., Syracuse, N. Y. Rotary snow-plow
Wood, William T., Washington, D. C. Lathe
Wood, William T.. Washington, D. C. Dumping-cart
Woodall, Charles H., assignor of one-fourth to W. C. Snodgrass and B. F. Hawkins, Thomas-
ville, Cia. Axle-cutting machine -
Woodard, Alonzo B. (See Thornton and Woodard.)
Woodard, Alviu N., Mansfield, Ohio. Belt-line package and cash carrier
Woodard, Alvin N., Mansfield, Ohio. Tilting parcel and cash carrier apparatus '
Woodard, Alvin N. , assignor of one-fourth to L. Reed, Mansfield, Ohio. Burglar-alarm
Woodard, Luke, Muncie, Ind. Sash-fastener
Woodard, Edward C, Brockton, Mass. Adjustable handle for bicycles
Woodard, Lyman E., Owosso, Mich. Casket-handle
Woodard, William A. (See Hards and Woodard.)
Woodberry, Solomon. (See Wood, Clarence H., assignor.)
Woodbuni, Isaac W., Rock Rapids, Iowa. Thrashing-machine
Woodbury, Levi. (See Graham, Edmund H., assignor.)
Woodcock, Exley, Sr.,N. 0., and E., Jr., Huddersfield, England. Apparatus for dyeing..
Woodcock, Nelson 0. (See Woodcock, Exley, Sr., N. 0., and E., Jr.)
Woodcock, William H. (See Purdon, Walters, and Woodcock.)
Woodfolk, Joseph W., and J. C. Wharton, Nashville, Tenn. Apparatus for electric heat-
ing, smelting, and separating
Woodgate, Herbert F. (See Griffiths and Woodgate.)
Woodiiead, North A., Philadelphia, Pa. Jacquard mechanism for looms
Woodhead, SamC, Philadelphia, Pa. Trolley- wire support or hanger
Woodhonse, Daniel A. , New York, N. Y. Water-tower
Woodier, Alfred. (See Bentley, Squire, assignor.)
Woodin, ArthurJ., Park Rapids, Minn. Harvester cutter-bar
Woodley, George F. (See Sayer, Frederick P., assignor.)
Woodraancy, Henry F., assignor to Whitin Machine Works, Incorporated, Whitinsville,
Mass. Spindle-support. (Reissue)
528,454
5ie,386
530,740
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
513,028 Jan. 16
529,541 Nov. 20
512,424 Jan. 9
512,425
513,696
514,140
515,850
520,128
520,129
■524,188
526,066
529,437
522,139
529,988
515,984
527,920
530,569
527,824
517,716
515,456
517,254
513,550
514,602
525,040
511,831
512,351
512,142
529,672
530,739
523,825
525,379
512,426
524,626
524,627
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
May 22
May 22
Aug. 7
Sept. 16
Nov. 20
June 26
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
July 31
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
515,851 Mar. 6
.512,785 ; Jan. 16
527,576 - Oct. 16
530,814- Dec. 11
530,815 Dec. 11
511,985 I Jan. 2
I
531,143 ' Dec. 18
5U,9~6l Jan.
527,355 ; Oct.
513,167
526,827
11,407
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
3012 I™
"^* lie
1177
2186
287
,521
1849 i 440
(280
1157 ^281
( 282
1164 I 282
3290:{^}0
256 63,64
193 45,46
2089 I 508
2091 {508
372 '88,89
1294 I {l^g
395
C592
1661
2467
2610
407
2068
890
1884
510
' 593
626
94
496
219
452
123
2450 607
25^" nil
3043 749
1378 346
.- C453
H54
1S57
132 33,34
1024 ! 250
682 I 164
2051 I 491
1176
2871
1166
1134
1136
196
1782
1482
1290
(286
)287
SIU
i715
27
283
(278
)279
279
46
424
360
312
66
69
1 66
66
66
(312 !
J 313 5
: ( 99 I J
26 < 100 1 ^
UOl li
69 1466
426
1866
429
1U3
2395
259
2138
66
101
271
578
63
505
82
443 I 69 1585
82
221
550
49
1884
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
365
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
"Woodruff, Augustus H., Vailsburg, N. J. Furnace
"Woodruff, Frank E., Calls. "W. Ta. Kobe-holder
"Woodruff. John L. <See Houghton, Charles L., assignor.)
"Woodruff", Oliver D. (See Snow, Levi T., assignor.)
"Woodruff'. Oliver I). , Southington, Conn. Meat-cutter
"Woodruff', Theodore T., deceased; 1. 1. G-erson, Philadelphia, Pa., administrator. Foldiu]
bedstead
"Woodruff', Theodore T., deceased; 1. 1. Gerson, Philadelphia, Pa., administrator. Foldin;
bed stead
"Woods, Edward, Sault Ste. llarie, Mich. Foot for dredges
"Woods, Hampton. (SeeCassard, Herbert, assignor.)
"Woods, Hampton, Chicago, 111. , assignor of one-half'to H- Cassard, Baltimore, Md. "Water-
purifier - - -.
"Woods, Hampton, Chicago, HI., assignor of one-half to H. Cassard, Baltimore, Md. Water-
purifier
Woods. Hampton, Chicago, 111., assignor of one-half to H. Cassard, Baltimore, Md. Water-
Monthly
volume.
Sept. 25 2033
May 6 , 84"
Xov. 13 I 1121
Jan. 2 755
Jan. 2 I 758
Jan. 2 593
484
205
OiBcial
Gazette.
1562
114
272 1 69 I 870
184 I 66
P84l|66
J 185
143
66
puriaer .
Woods, James, Newton Brook, Canada. Farm-gate
Woods, James W.. and D. I. Bamett, Toronto. Canada. Length-indicator for fabrics
Woods, .Johnson P. (See Hodges, Jesse B., assignor.)
Woods, Margaret A., Somerville, Mass. Abdominal supporter
Woods, Murray S. (See Eussell and Woods.)
Woods, Richard E. (See Lubbers, John H.. assignor.)
Woods, William, Frost burg, Md. Sliding gate
Woodson. Margery. (See Atwood andTreadvray, assignors.)
Woodsum, CanierK and F. M., Sunapee, N. H. Engine attachment
AVoodsum, Frank M. (See Woodsum. Daniel E. and F. M.^
Woodward. Alfred A., Birmingham, England. Thumb-tack --..
Woodward, Alonzo S., East Pepperell, Mass. Process of and machine for enameling
525,302
525. 30:?
525,304
525,674
520,940
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
June 5
522,394 July 3
paper .
Woodward, Arthur H.. Chicago. HI. Dnplicate-whist box
Woodward, Benjamin F. (See Hersh, Woodward, and Pettee.)
Woodward, Charles E. W., Chicopee Falls, Mass.. assignor to Overman Wheel Company,
Chicopee Falls, Mass., and Hartford, Conn. Making joints in pneumatic tires ,
Woodward, Erastas, Somerville, Mass. Tact-driving machine
Woodward, Henry W., Chicopee, Mass. Supporting attachment for bicycles.
Woodward, J. K. (See Baggs, Samuel A., assignor.)
Woodward, James W., "Vandalia, 111. Ice-cream freezer
Woodward, John K., Eiverside. Cal. Fruit-gatherer
Woodward. Eassel G., Waukegon. assignor to Union Special Sewing Machine Company,
Chicago, HI. Presser-foot for sewing-machines
Woodward, Theodore F., Camden. N. -t. Tvpe-writing machine
Woodworth, Justin P. (See Smith, Oliver E., assignor.)
Woodworth. Orson H., Columbia City, Ind. Compound tri-Uquid barometer
Wool, Morris. Middlebury. Tt. Holder for brushes
Wooldiidge, .Joseph F., assignor of three-fourths to J. J. Hickok, Richmond, Va. Machine
for making plug- tobacco
Woolf, Ellis J., assignor to Woolf Valve Gear Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Engine
Woolf, Ellis J., assignor to Woolf Talve Gear Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Engine
Woolf, Ellis J., assignor to Woolf Valve Gear Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Engine
Woolf, Henry M., executor. (See Everitt. Percival.)
Woolf Valve'Gear Company. (See Peebles. John, assignor.)
Woolf Valve Gear (Company. (See Woolf, Ellis J., assignor.)
WooUey, Leil H., Oakland." Cal. Splice or support for railway-rail joints
Woolsey, De Witt C Middlebush, N. J. Eyelet for carriage and buggy curtains
Woolston, WilUam T. (See Overman and Woolston.)
Woolveiton Glow Arc Electric Light Company. (See Woolvorton, John E., assignor.)
Woolverton, Jacob C, Brooklyn, N. T. Railway-switch
Woolverton. John E., assignor to Woolverton Glow Arc Electric Light Company, New
York, K". X. Electric-arc lamp
Woolverton, John E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Anerbach- Woolverton Electric Com-
pany, of New Jersey. Electric-arc lamp
Woolverton. John E., assignor to Auerbach- Woolverton Electric Company, New York,
N. Y. Electric-arc lamp ."
Woonsocket Machine and Press Company. (See Campbell, Malcolm, assignor.)
Wootton, Robert. (See Hewitt and "Wootton.)
Word. Aaron M., AmarUla, Tex. Clevis
Worden. Charles A., TJ. S. Army, assignor to Worden MacMse Company, of Nebraska.
Machine lor sharpening razors, shears, &c
Worden, Charles A ., TT. S. Army, assignor to Worden Machine Company, Omaha, Nebr.,
and New York, N. Y. Razor holding and adjusting device for sharpening machines
Worden, Charles A., 17. S. Army, assignor to Worden Machine Company, Omaha, Nebr.
Machine for sharpeningrazors
Worden, George W., Dover, Del. Shipping-crate
Worden, George W., andH. Huettig, Philadelphia, Pa. Bath-brush
Worden, LibertyM.. Pittsburg. Pa. Safety non-telescoping railway-car
Worden Machine Company. (See Worden. Charles A., assignor.)
Wores, Charles E. (See "Wilson and Wores.)
Work, Andrew S. (See DHumy, Paul R. D.. assignor.)
Work, Charles L.. assisrnor of one-half to A. E. Thomas, Davton, Ohio. Book-support
Worland. William L.. Letts Comer. Ind. Nut-lock '
Worley. Edward G., New York, N. T. Electric beU
Worsley, Charles A. (See Frazee. John, a.ssignor.)
Worsley. Philip J.. W. Windns. and B. Bracey, Bristol, assignor.s to United Alkali Com-
pany. Limited, Liverpool, England. Process of and apparatus for absorbing chlorin gas.
Worswick. James E., Americus. Ga. Car-brake shoe and dresser
Worth. Conrad, Los Angeles. Cal. Railway time-indicator
Worthen, William E., New "York, N. Y. Locomotive
Worthen. William E., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for supplying or removing storage-^
batteries (
518,128
519,488
524,660
.528,752
521,302 !
528,056
515,269
523,952
516,145
517,786
519,897
514.141
517.089
528,267
511,832
521,278
.531.285
531.286
524,293
528,580
517,090
514,583
527,228
527,229
513,854
516,146
519,296'
522.361
521,354
522,174
514,142
Apr. 10
May 8
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
June 12
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
July 31
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
May 15
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
June 12
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
517,255
523,029
530,253
521,629
528,198
517.943
517,133
517,134
2293 557 : 68
2290 558 i 68
2297 1 558
.594 I 142
358 I 87
I
385 98
1184
994
1186
403
979
2318
2124
3112
659
622
296
240
291
97
232
559
527
528
529
774
; 154
I 155
156
1684 411
262 64,65
Aug. 7 I 550
Nov.
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
96
2284
1019
899
901
Jan. 30 j 3539
Mar. 6 ' 661
May 1 : 639
July 3 316
June 12 t 1082
June 26 2527
Feb. 6 I 266
131
24
538
256
218
218
872
155
156
81
254
606
Mar. 27 2556 599
July 17 I 1479 368
Dec. 4 309 77
June 19
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
68
6is
67
144
144
114
1126
1126
1126
1260
232
739
720
1388
473
1284
i 643
I
67
2280 I 538
2691 649 1 69
135 34,35
929 220
2132 511
2134 {III
1576
121
881
903
1927
556
29
1378
1633
67
69
Seg 1634
66
66
69
69
66
66
67
68
67
67
1567 366 67
2.^7 1 622 69
8.59 216 67
234D 554 66
760
664
1927
1062
183
184
802
1.576
661
62
1408
1710
903
1981
311
1272
1513
533
179
1941
Mar. 27 ■ 2351
4 555 5
66 1941
366
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continiied.
Name, residence, and invention.
Worthington, Albert I., assignor to Worthington Car Coupler Company, Chicago, Bl. Car-
coupling
"Worthington, Amasa, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sectional steam-boiler.
■Worthington, Amasa, Brooklyn, jST. T. Boiler-setting
"Worthington Car Coupler Company. (See "Worthington, Albert'I., assignor.)
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y. Pressure-accumulator
"Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y. Valve-gear for pumps
"Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y. Pump
"Worthington, Charles T. (See Basket, James M,, assignor.)
"Worthington, Henry E. (See Caldwell, Andrew J., assignor.)
"Worthington, John. (See Hibbert, Fawcett, and Worthington.)
"Worthington, Samuel M. (See "Wheatley and "Worthington.)
Wortmann, Sigismund B., New York, N. Y. Spring-motor
"Wotherspoon, James R., Philadelphia, Pa. "Watering pot
"Wotring, Amos. (See "Whitcomb and "Wotring.)
"Wotton, James A., Atlanta, Ga. Busy-test for multiple switchboards
"Wowra, Carl, Chicago, 111. Car-seat
"Wratzke. Alfred. (See Dreger and "Wratzke.)
"Wrede, Friedricb, Dresden, Germany. Glass-melting tank-oren
"Wright, Alfred V. (See Beesley, "William, assignor.)
"Wright, Arthur A., Bennington, "Vt. Dish-cleaner
"Wright, ArthurO., Birmingham, England. Machine for'making metal laths
"Wright, Arthur O., Birmingham, England, iletallic lathing
"Wright, ArthurO., Birmingham, England. Machine for making metal laths
"Wright, Bushnell A., San Jacinto, Gal. Fruit-picker
Wright, Busbnell A., San Jacinto, (jal. Step-ladder
"Wright, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa. Lock for doors of moving vehicles
"Wright, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa. "Vehicle-door
"Wright, Charles L. (See Kelsey, Frank N., assignor.)
"Wriglit, Christopher, Omaha, Nebr. Shipping-can
"Wright & Colton "Wire Cloth Company. (See Wright, George M., assignor.)
"Wright, Daniel M.. Scranton, Pa. Vegetable-cutter
"Wiight, Edward T., assignor to O. S. Kelly Company, Springfield, Ohio. Tender for road-
No.
"Wj'ight, Edward T., assignor to O.S.Kelly Company, Springfield, Ohio. Steam road-roller.
"Wright, Elisha P. S. (See Balph and "Wright.)
"Wright, Elmer A.. Monrovia, Cal. Fire-alarm
"Wright, Frank W. (See Post, Howard A., assignor.)
"Wright, Frank "W., "Wicliita, Kans. Can-opener
"Wright, Geoige, "Winnipeg, Canada. Manhole for sewers
"Wright, George A., and M. L. Jacoby; said Jacohy assignor of one-eighth to J. A. "Wright,
Bellevue, Ohio. Hor.se-blanket pin •.
"Wright, George C, assignor of three-fourths to N. S. Byram, Indianapolis, Ind. "Wire for
fencing
"Wright, George F., "Worcester, Mass. "Wire-netting machine
"Wright, George M., assignor to Wright & Colton "Wire Cloth Company, "Worcester, Mass.)
"Wire-netting machine 5
"Wright, George M., assignor of one-half to "Wright & Colton Wire Cloth Company, "Worces-
ter, Mass. Apparatus for galvanizing wire
"Wright, George N. (See Toye, William H. R., assignor.)
Wright, Granville W., and A. A. Page, assignors to Sargent & Company, New Haven,
Conn. Bench-plane
Wright, Harry, Kettering, England. Eyelet-hole-punching machine
Wright, Hebden, Ingrow, near Keighley, England. Loom let-oif mechanism
Wright, Henry H. (See Walmsley and Wright.)
Wright, Henry J. (See Smith, Arthur .J., assignor.)
Wright, Lsaac D., Sedalia, Mo. Bow- facing oar
Wright, Isaac D., assignor to C. C. and W. H. Van Wagner, I. D. Wright, and R. H. Moses,
Sedalia, Mo. Shoe-fastener
Wright, Jacob P. (See Beecher and Wright.)
Wright, J.acob P., New Haven, Conn. Match-box
Wright, James N., Qiiincy, 111. Dumping-cafje
Wright, James O., Lafayette, Ind., assignor ot one-half to Marion Steam Shovel Company,
Marion, Ohio. Dumping-incline
Wright, ,Tohn A. (See Wright and Jacoby, assignors.)
Wright, John D., etal. (See Parker, Thomas, assignor.)
Wright, Joseph. (See Hehblethwaite, John H., assignor.)
Wright, Joseph. Cooks, Mich. Linkand-pin car-coupling
Wright, Lewis S. N., and C. S. Bailey, Princeton, Mo. Heating-stove
Wright, Martin, Leicester, England. Printing-machine
Wright, Peter, assignor to United Gas Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Trans-
former electric-lighting system
Wright, Peter, assignor to United Gas Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Trans ]
former system of electrical distribution '
Wright, Rufiis, Akron, Ohio. AVater-closet flushing-valve regulator
Wright, Samson D., and J. W. Hornsey, assignors to Ball Bearing Car Wheel Manufactur-
ing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Roller-bearing wheel
Wrisht, Samson D., and J. W. Hornsey, assignors to Ball Bearing Car Wheel Manufactur-
ing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Sectional chill for wheel-hubs
Wright, Spencer D. (See Carter, Albert S.. assignor.)
Wright, Stephen W., et al. (See Timbrell and Fyfe, assignors.)
Wright, Sylvanus D., New York, N. Y. Car- fender
Wright, S'yrus W., Huffman, Ala. Nut-lock
Wright, Thomas, Jersey City, N. J. Dumping device for wagons
531,492
524,877
521,878
524,013
526,429
528,282
523,190
518,437
521,303.
527,095
517,675
524,409
513,601
527,577
527,578
519.371
522.444
528,581
529,226
514,052
521,279'
518,982
524,628.
520,348
528,582
530,816
527,740
517,256
529,093
517,204
518,048
512,084
521,068
515,639
522,545
526,956
521,903
529,227
528,753
528,896
519,011
522,502
521,924
521,925
514,110
515,101
515,102
528,057
517,534
529,989
Date.
Diec. 25
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
July 17
Apr. 17
June. 12
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
May 8
July 3
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
June 12'
May 1
Aug. 14
May 22
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
June 5
Feb. 27
July 3
Oct. 2
Jane 26
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
May 1
July 3
June 26
June 26
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Monthly [ Official
volume. 1 Gazette.
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1550
1553
74
1955
2720
1763
1743
982
678
442
786
3134
1484
1484
796
471
98
1260
122
932
76
1138
2471
99
1296
1746
2557
1031
2473
1061
594
565
625
470
2041
1263
404
677
117
554
2079
2084
209
1838
1840
2321
190
2611
596 69 1719
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5 657
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[443
433
232
;i67
(168
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192
769
360
361
195
119
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304
29
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20
279
599
25
313
421
599
[248
I 249
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}583
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i682
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\ 142
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\ 69 142
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67 1379
67 550
68 ' 888
67 1040
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69 352
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66 114
\ 07 1299
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
367
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Wright, Thomas C, Chicago, HI. Car-starter
"Wright, "Walter B., Chicago, 111. Injector-burner
"Wright, "Wilber S., and J. E. Venus, New Orleans, La. Automatic uwitch for electric
railways
"Wright, Wilkinson D. (See Hopkins, Albert A., assignor.)
"Wright, "William. (SeeNewsome, Simeon, as.signor.)
"Wrijght, A^^illiam, assignor of one-half to G. O. Avery, Bo.ston, Mass. Dental apparatus.. -
"Wright, "William A., South Los Angeles, Cal. Decapping or recapping implement
"Wright, "William A., Centreton, K. .T., assignor of one-third to L. Palmer, Harrishurg, Pa.
Combined envelope, letter-sheet, circular, and casing
Wright, William H., Bufl'alo, N. T. Car-axle lubricator
Wright, William H., Buffalo, N. T. Dust-gnard for car-axle boxes
Wright, AVilliam H., assignor of one-half to J. Weber, Buffalo, N. "T. Fabric for ventilated
packages
Wright, William J., Oakland, Cal. Wrench orclamp adjustment
Wrigley, .John, Elmira, N. T. Interlocking railway-switch
Wrigley, Thomas, Todmorden, Engl.and. Bobbin and spindle
Wrigley, William, Boston, Mass. Faucet
Wuelfing, Hugo, assignor of one fourth to P. Wuelfing, Indianapolis, Ind. Bottling-ma->
chine S
Wuelfinff, Paul. (See Wuelfing, Hugo, assignor.)
Wuest, Philip. Jr., assignor to C. J. andF. J. Heppe, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric motor
Wulft', Lndwig, Schwerin, assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. Bock. Breslau, Germany.
Crystallization of saccharine or other solutions
Wunder. John. Piihuque, Iowa. Combined music holder and stand
Wunderlich, Frederick A. C.NewTork, and D. N. Gleason, Brooklyn, N. Y. Turning-lathe.
Wuppermann, Reiuhard. (See Loren?, and Wuppermann.)
Wurlitzer, Howard E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Stringed musical instrument
Wurmb, Theodore H. (See Hornig, Julius L., assignor.)
Wyand, William, Atlantic City, N. J. Automatic chemical iire-extinguisher
Wyand, William, Atlantic City, N. J. Observation-roundabout
Wyatt, Edward "W. (See Death, Edward, assignor.)
Wyatt, Francis. (See Ingalls and Wyatt.)
Wyatt, Thomas M., etal. (See Fuller, Henry C, assignor.)
Wyckoff, George D. (See Field, Hiram, assignor.)
Wyckotf, .Tames W., and J. M. "Wetton. Jacobsville, Mich. Metal for blades, pipes, &c...
Wyckoff, .Joseph E., Rand, Colo. Horse hay -rake
Wyckoff", Seamans & Benedict. (See Di,«s, Louis P., assignor.)
Wyckoff", Seamans & Benedict. (See Gifford, Harry E., assignor.)
Wyckoff, Seamans &, Benedict. (See Webb, George B., assignor.)
Wyckoff, William H. (See Rusco, Philip, as.signor.)
Wyler, Lew., Milwaukee, Wis. Game apparatus
Wylie, Alexander, Johnstone, near Glasgow, Scotland. Apparatus for manufacturing
pipes, covering wire, &c
Wylie, Chester £., assignor of two-thirds to O. P. Enerson, Valley City, and S. B. Clary,
Fargo, N. D. Grain-ineter
Wyman, Charles E., Martinsbnrg, Ind. Drill for wells, &c
Wyman. Charles E., Martinsourg, assignor of one-half to J. H. Stotsenburg, New Albany,
ind. Rock-crusher 1..
Wvman, Horace, and .J. A. Clark, assignors to Crompton Loom Works, Worcester, Mass.
Mechanism for drawing yarn or thread into carriers
Wvman. Horace, Worcester, and G. Poole, Lowell, assignors to Massachusetts Mohair^
f'lnshCompany,Boston,andCromptonLoom Worl<s,Worcester, Mass. Pile-fabricloom ^
Wyman, Horace, Worcester, and G. Poole, Lowell, assignors to Massachusetts Mohair
Plush Company. Boston, and Crompton Loom Works. Worcester, Mass. Pile-fabric loom
Wvman, Horace B., Slingerlands, assignor of one-half to A. C. Goodwin, Albany, N. T.
Cleat for supjiorting conducting- wires for electric circuits
Wyman, Horace W., and L. F. Gordon. Worcester, Mass. Making car-coupling-hook blanks.
Wyman, Horace W., aud L. F. Gordon, Worcester, Mass. Die for forging car-coupling
liook
No.
530,150
524,369
Date.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
"Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Tale &. I'owne Manufacturing Company.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Wynant, .John S. (See Miltonberger, Wynant, andSchott.)
Wynia, Dennci L. (See Van Wechel and Wynia.)
Wynn, John P., and T. W. Gille-spie, Lock Haven, Pa. Pipe-wrench
Wyssinger, Leonard, and M. H. Baer, Leitersburg, Md. Fence-wire stretcher
Takel, Henry. (See Lo Casto. Tony, assignor.)
Takel, levi, Allegheny. Pa. Trolley-wire support
"Tale, Charles O., New' York, N. T. Locking mechanism for safes
Tale, Charles O., New Tork, N. T., and J. H. Ames, St. Paul, Minn. Pneumatic trans-)
mitter or store-service j
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company. (See Magovern and Scanlan, assignors.)
(See Mi.x, Frank W., assignor.)
(See O'Keefe, Andrew, assignor.)
(See Stockwell. Emory, assignor.)
(See Ta\lor, Warreu H., assignor.)
(See Towne, Henry R., assignor.)
Tancey, Lee, Chicago, 111. Attachment for adjusting window shades or curtains
Tant, Newton D., Allegheny. Pa. Dolly-bar for riveting
"Yapp, William -J., Loudon, England. Flexible support for umbrellas, &c
Tapp, William J., London, England. Boot-tree
Tamell, Charles S, assignor to Moore Carving Machine Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
Frame for supporting p.atterns and material for carving-machines.
Tarnell, Charles S.. assignor to Moore Carving Machine Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
Rubbing or polishing machine
Tamell, Charles S., assignor to Moore Carving Machine Company, Minneapolis, Minn.)
Carving-machine (
Tarrington. Perry, Boston, Mass. Apparatus for manufacturing hydrogen gas
Yarwood, Matthew C, Svracuse, N. Y. Vehicle- wheel
Yates, Arthur P. (See Fox and Tates.)
Tales, .J. W., et al. (See Rust, Robeit S., assignor.)
Yates, Joseph. (See Matthews and Tates.)
Tates, Samuel B., assignor of one-half to J. W. W. Scarlett, New Britain, Conn. Strike-
plate for bolts
522,309
525,065
.521,902
518,3P4
518,385
514,610
,526.470
511.921
315.03.>
515,810
523,392
516,784
528,497
527,096
512,427
519,751
512,428
512,429
529,990
526,886
529,228
512,143
521,904
519,012
517,717
516.147
529,150
529,151
518,907
524,879
524,880
518,517
516,040
.524,014
521,842
520,664
519,856
528,118
.521,335
525,934
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
526,985 Oct
July 3
Aug. 28
June 26
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
July 24
Mar. 20
Oct. 30 3089
Oct. 9 I 682
Jan. 9 1167
Monthly
volume.
123
708
515
231
1904
2040
16.56
1657
1065
2034
332
1747
133
2101
May 15
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
June 26
May 1
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
1443
1169
1171
2614
359
1264
684
2043
118
512
664
1124
1126
2545
1556
Apr. 17 1876
Mar. 6 505
Aug. 7
June 26
May 29
May 15
Oct. 23
.June 12
Sept. U
79
1931
lfil9
2433
1084
1068
519,752 May 15 j 1444
528,199 : Oct. 30 ! 2573
530,570 I Dec. 11 891
,525,380 ! Sept. 4 107
515,392 i Feb. 27 2349
32
172
126
492
409
409
484
78
441
32
^528
i 529
749
168
283
C283
J 284
284
627
304
164
492
28, 29
124
156
(272
^273
273
629
381
381
464
117
17,18
463
C721
^722
394
588
251
243
349
022
(219 i
\ 220 '
27.28
583
Otlicial
Gazette.
1238
807
97
46
1055
1620
335
335
1071
1562
63
1213
1478
142
1808
627
143
232
8.35
233
233
1174
67
895
131
1621
558
99
1577
871
510
975
375
66 1546
677
1598
67 I 868
69 493
67 1409
68 1357
67 : 835
534
1394
1169
1339
530.316 I Dec. 4 I 422 I 106 1 69 ! 1292
368
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Tates, "Walter. (See Matthews and Yates.)
Yeager, John , Conemaugh, Pa. Sanding device for railways
Yeager, "William, and B. E. "Westlin, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clamp
Yeates, Jesse J., Birmingham, Ala. Case for paper sheets
Yeatman, AVilliam H., et al. (See Saur, "William, assignor.)
Yellott, John I. (See Harding and Fitzhugh, assignors.)
Yeoman, J. M., et al. (See Harvey, Isaac, assignor.)
Yeoman, Robert H., Omaha, Nebr. Furnace
Yerby, RossB., assignor of two-fifths to F. D. Creamer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle
Yerby, Ross B., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to L. T. Diiryea, Glen Cove, N. Y. Switch.
Yerger, Francis B., Uiantio, R. I. Stone-polisbing wheel
Yerkes, "William H. (See Elliott, Lucius "W., assignor.)
Yinger, Frank H., Zanesville, Ohio. Car-coupling :
Yinger, George, Harrisburg, Pa. Steam cooking device
Yingling, C. J., etal. (See "V'aunette, Jasper, assignor.)
Yingling, George S,, et al. (See Vannette, Jasper, assignor.)
Yocom, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Cast-metal wheel
Yoch, Benhard, Belleville, III. Brake for mining-engines
Yokej', Charles H., New Orleans, La. Door-securer
York, Carl E.. et al. (See Dow, George B. N., assignor.)
York, Hugh H. (See Riley and York.)
York, James E. (See York, Levi D., assignor.)
York, John "W. (See Higgins, Frederick A., assignor.)
York, Levi D., Portsmouth, Ohio, assignor of one-half to J. E. York, Duluth, Minn. Roll-
ing apparatus ,
York, Phineasfl., assignor to Tonk Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. "Wooden base
for piano-stools
York, Thomas, Portsmouth, Ohio. Dish-cover
No.
Yost, Charles "W., Steelton, Pa. Bolting-machine
Yost. George "W. N. , assignor to Yost "Writing "Machine Company, New York, N. Y.
writing machine
Type-
Yost, Louis P. D., Canton, Ohio. Heating-furnace
Yost Manufacturing Company. (See Roberts, Frank E., assignor.)
Yost "Writing Machine Company. (See Cohn, Oscar, assignor.)
Yost "Writing Machine Company. (See Yost, George AV". N., assignor.)
Younce, DaiiielB.. assignor of one-half to C. L. Flory, Centre, Ohio. AVire-fence stay
Young, Abraham L., Chicago, 111. Combined nozzle and sprinkler
Young, Charles A., and S. H. Barton, Enon, Ohio. Ejector and flring-piu operated by
mainspring
Young, Charles C, Ellsworth, Me. Lubricator
Young, Charles N. (See Meyer, Young, and Boyce.)
Young, Charles P. (See Gerber, Charles, assignor.)
Young, Charles P., "J"oik, Pa. Coin-slot machine
Young, Charles P., York, Pa. Coin-slot machine
Young, Charles P., York, Pa. Vending machine
Young, Charles T. (See Morrow, George "W., assignor.)
Young, Edwiu J., assiirnor to Garfield Injector Company, "Wadsworth, Ohio. Injector
Young, Elmer C, Washington, Iowa. Grain-weigher
Young, Ernest. (See Ferguson, Lyman, assignor.)
Young, Ernest "W., Michigan City, Ind. Pneumatic tire
Young, Frank E., Canton. Ohio. Hoisting-tackle
Young, Frank M. H,, et nl. (.See Paul, James and J. T., assignors.)
Young, Frederick "W., Bloomfield, N. J. Safety-gate
Young, Georire C, Washington, assignor of two-thirds to J. M. E. Shiner and G. 0. Wil-^
lever, Phillipsburg, N. J Railway-signal j
Young, George W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Calking-hub with soldering nipple or ferrule
Young, Hugh, Chicago, 111. Sawing-machine
Young, James D., Duluth, Mmn. Steam or hot-water radiator
Young, John, assignor of one-half to D. Bass, Woonsocket, R. I. Lathe-carriage 516,622
527,825
521,872
526,282
.525,399
516,006
524,036
522,546
518.684
520,470
.523,030
529,991
512,572
528,200
528,706
510,417
529,009
522,333
524,370
530,981
513,291
523,845
513,290
513,224
513,225
523,826
510,387
529,229
527,097
524,015
526,211
512,644
519,372
526,477
530,317
Young,
Young,
Young,
You'u
Youn
Young,
Young,
Young,
Young, Samuel, assignor of one-third to M. A. Powers, Ontonagon, Mich. Ice-velocipede.
Young, Simon S., Mount Morris, 111. Wire fence
Young, Tapley "W., assignor to D. R. McKee, trustee, Washington, D. C. Electric heater.
Young, Walter S., assignor of one-half to D. Taylor, Brodhead, Wis. Hammock-support
or tent-frame
Young, William C, Fort Wayne, Ind. Cutting-tool for granite, &c
Young, William H. (See Shields, William E., assignor.)
Young, William H., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa Ratchet mechanism
Lewis R. (See Millar, George G. J., assignor.)
Louis L., St. Joseph, Mo. Potato-harvester -[ 518,770
Marcellus H., and J. M. Mathews, Seattle, Wash.: said Mathews assignor to said? -„, oni;
g. E-ftension-table ] o-i,9UO
McClintock, Frederick, Md. Corn-husking machine 529,094
McClintock, Frederick, Md. Brush-machine .530,151
McClintock, Frederick, Md. Brush-machine 530,152
S. J. T. (See Wints, Thomas L., assignor.)
526,210
521,304
524,881
519,898
533,095
Date.
Oct. 23
June 26
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
July 3
Apr. 24
May 29
July 17
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
May 8
Nov. 13
July 3
Aug. 14
Deo. 18
Jan. 23
July 31
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
July 31
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Young, William J. , Lynn, Mass. Heel-stiffener machine
Younger, Joshua M., Sloan, Iowa. Dirt-loading machine
Youngquist, August. (See Youngquist, Mehrtena, and Youngquist.)
Youngquist, Louisa, F. L. N. Mehrtens, and A. Youngquist, Milwaukee, Wis. Ash-
ifter .
Youngren, Peter L., Oakland, Cal. Continuous kiln
Youngson, John. (See Mills and Youngson.)
Yount, Siliis F., Chicago, 111. Syringe
Youtz, Jamos F., Mouutville, Pa. Land-roller
Zahikian, Gabriel, London. England. Steara-generator
Zahringer, Frank X., and J. B. Spaedy, Bell Air, Mo. Saw-set .
528,353
519,936
519,753
517,636
517,637 j
Oct.
9
684
Aug.
7
80
Sept.
18
1552
Jan.
9
1521
May 8
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
June 26
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
June 12
Aug. 21
May 15
July 17
Oct. 30
May 15
May 15
Apr.
Apr.
Monthly
volume.
1887
1977
1659
145
441
112
626
2159
2668
1480
2615
1398
2574
325
874
892
270
711
1,577
2599
2922
2598
2477
2479
2878
1076
1265
798
2035
423
1469
2317
2044
1034
125
fl
1550
982
1561
C45;
36
101
24
160
540
645
368
627
338
623
79
211
f210
[211
71
;172
• 173
374
629
728
629
598
599
715
256
304
068
J 169
18
364
(365
i366
195
485
106
C347
^348
575
(492
1493
249
32,33
126 3), 34
(363
^364
232
381
16K5 411
1572 j 395
I
2831 ; 685
(427
5 428
1447 349
1744
364
365 86,87
OflBcial
Gazette.
; 69 395
67 I 1608
68 1479
68 1177
66 1534
68 i 682
68 123
67 I 440
67 1092
68
69
66
69
69
67
t69
68
69 1532
66 590
68 606
66 590
66
66 I 1668
69 895
68 j 1458
[66 I 299
67 ! 706
68 ■ 1562
69 , 1292
\ 66 1742
67 467
[67 1621
69 ' 854
09 1238
69 1238
C7 ' 1388
68 ; 976
07 881
69
[67
67
67
67
52.5,174
Aug.
28
2107
512
68
1089
524,536
Aug.
14
981
241
68
857
518,016
Apr.
10
1002
251
67
201
522,869
July
10
1181
294
68
239
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
369
Name, residence, and invention.
Zanardo, Antonio, New York, N. T. Stone-carving machine
Zanardo, Giovanni B. (See Kusso, Mario, assignor.)
Zang, William F. (See Figgins, Joseph F., assignor.)
Zanger, Theodor, assignor of six-sevenths to J. F. "Walther, F. Schotte, F. G. Gorenflo, C.
Fuchslocher, J. Schaal, and H. Held, Erie, Pa. Rotary water-meter
ZastroTv, George AV., Baltimore, Md. Hydraulic crane -
Zedler, Friedrich, Cuero, Tex. Apparatus for the treatment of cotton
Zehner, Charles. (See Zehner, John and C.)
Zehner, John and C., Bellevue, Ohio. Preserving meats
Zeigler, Charles E., ct al. (See Wilson, John H., assignor.)
Zeigler. Milton I., et al. (See Wilson, John H., assignor.)
Zeiser, John, St. Louis, Mo , and F. A. Leeraan, Batavia, N. T. Fastening device
Zeiss, Firm of Carl. (See Eudolph and Niither, assignors.)
Zeller, Arthur L., St. Louis, Mo. Skirt-elevator
Zeller, Bernhard, and H. Crager, New York, N. Y. Combined skirt and trousers
Zeller, Gustave 0., Rahway, N. J. Manufacturing pyroxylin solvents and their products
Zeller, Gxistave 0., Rahway, N. J. Manufacturing pyroxylin solvents and their products
Zeller, Gustave 0., Rahway, N. J. Manufacturing solvents of pyroxylin and their pro-
ducts
Zellers, William H., Philadelphia, Pa. KiiittiDg-machine
Zeltmacher, GporgeE., assignorto T. Zeltmacher, New York, N. Y. Belt ,
Zeltmacher, Tillie. (See Zeltmacher, George E., assignor.)
Zempliner, Alfred, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Counterweight for suspended lamps
Zempliner, Alfred, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. C!anopy for counterweight drop-lights
Zender, Cender, Berlin, Germany. Shawl-strap
Zenker, Charles F. (See Borgfeldt, Nicholas H., assignor.)
Zennier, Martin, Sackingen, Germany. Slide- window
Zerhe, William H. , Jr. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Switch-operating mechanism
Zerfas, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Frame for door-awnings
Zertuche, Ruben, Saltillo, Mexico. Anchor for vessels
Zertuche, Ruben, Saltillo, Mexico. Vessel
Zickerniann, Fritz, assignor to Siemens &• Halske, Berlin, Germany. Electrical trans-
former -
Ziegler, Alfred A. (See Ziegler, Jacob O., assignor.)
Ziegler, Frank P., Milwaukee, Wis. Thill-coupling
Ziegler, George H., assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Company, Philadelphia, Pa.?
Type-casting machine 5
Ziegler, George H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Type Founders Company,
Newark, N. J. Type-casting machine 1 "...
Ziegler, George H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Type Founders Company,
Newark, N.J. Type-casting machine
Ziegler, Henry M., et al. (See Cabot, John A., assignor.)
Ziegler, Henry Z., and A. 1. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. Dust-brush
Ziegler, Jacob O., assignor of one-half to A. A. Ziegler, Boston, Mass. Telephone-switch.
Ziegler, John G., assignor to Relay Manufacturing Company, Reading, Pa. Bicycle
Ziegler, John J.. Jr., Ardmore, Pa. Garment-hook
Zic-gler, Victor de, and C. Hager, Luxemburg, Germany. Instrument for ascertaining dis-
tances
Ziegler, William F., Lincoln, Kans. Corn-harvester
Ziegler, William H., etal. (See Eeed, Franklin M., assignor.)
Ziellenbach, Johann W., Crefeld, Germany. Animal-securing device
Zies, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Pump-valve
Zietzke, Wilhelm A., assignor of one-third to W. F. Davis, Bozeman, Mont. Sash-fas-
tener
Zimmer, Frederick W. , Rochester, N. Y. Vehicle
Zimmerman, August H., Milwaukee, Wis. Cold-air-draft regulator for furnaces
Zimmerman, Casper, Castlewood, S. D. Portable wind-brake for thrashing-machines
Zimmerman, Ca.sper, Chicago, 111. Mail or express car
Zimmerman, Frank M., Detroit, Mich. Insulating trolley -wire support
Zimmerman, Harry, Fiederick, Md. Shutter-bower
Zimmerman, Henry X , La Sallp, 111. Car-wheel
Zimmerman, Israel, St. Louis, Mo. Metal folding chicken-coop ,
Zimmerman, John, assignor to National Key-Opening Can Company, Chicago, 111. Key-
opening sheet-metal vessel and making same
Zimmerman, John, and J. K. ITnderdown, assignors to National Key-Opening Can Com-
pany, Chicago, 111. Sheet-metal vessel
Zimmerman, John, and J. K. TJnderdown, assignors to National Key-Opening Can Com-
pany, Chicago, 111. Rolbr-die for forming weakened lines in sheet metal
Zimmerman, John E., Trinidad, Colo. Bndge-signal
Zimmern & Co., Henry. (See Landgraf Carl H., assignor.)
Zinn, Adolph. (See Vicrling, J<iseph, assignor.)
Zinn, Jens, Copenhagen, Denmark. Combination cooking-vessel
Zinzen, Fritz. (See Habersang and Zinzen.^
Zipp, John. (See Scanlan and Zipp.)
Zipp, John. (See Scanlan. Keifel, and Zipp.)
Zipp, John, New Albany, lud. Fire basket or grate
Zitko. Charles, St. Louis, Mo. Radiator ,
Zoeller. Matthias, assignor of one-half to G. Plitt, Baltimore, Md. Means for deodorizing!
and sweetening bread in ovens i
ZoU. Robert Berlin, Germany. Shutter- bower '.
Zoller, Charles, New York, N. Y. Friction-wheel
Zollinger, Henry C. (See Zollinger and Pattee, assignors.)
Zollinger, Louis C, and W. H. Pattee, assignors of one-third to H. C. Zollinger, Fort
Wayne, Ind . Joint for railway-rails
Zom, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Safety-guard for cars
Zorn, John, assignor of one-third to D. Wallace, Detroit, Mich. Painter's striplng-tool
Zorn, John, and F. G. Luchesi, New York, N. Y. Packing compound for thermocauters ..
24 PAT
No,
518,640
515,726
514,251
520,285
512,786
521,861
,528,455
531,998
518,386
518,387
518,388
521,069
513,448
529,054
529,055
516,420
518,303
525,041
522,817
513,855
513,856
529,152
519,489
523,255
523,256
523,301
528,754
5-23,613
527,135
525,642
513,377
522,094
528,840
520,349
514,532
518,983
518,984
516,560
518,477
524,232
520,471
512,855
529,230
529,542
515,103
.-|1.5,270
520,286
515,457
530,571
528,058
523,846
."116,148
512,787
526,212
529,095
514,984
529,056
Date.
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
May 22
Jan. 16
June 26
Oct. 30
June 26
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
June 5
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
July 10
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
May 8
July 17
July 17
July 17
Nov. 6
July 24
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
June 26
Nov. 0
May 22
Feb. 13
May 1
MaV 1
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
May 29
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
May 22
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
July 31
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Monthly
volume.
2079
2879
481
2364
1783
1961
3015
2238
16,i9
1059
1060
567
2350
963
9fi5
1127
1490
1859
1116
3540
3511
1127
995
1879
1883
1951
406
2486
751
532
2730
2383
588
2473
928
77
78
1371
1809
447
2670
1914
1267
18.50
1841
2129
2366
2451
894
2323
2925
667
1781
1553
1035
1062
PfiO
^518
519
719
118
574
473
728
537
^133
i 134
699
228
228
268
;373
I 374
; 454
1455
277
872
;872
I 873
241
f472
i 473
473
491
98
625
184
128
663
573
139
600
235
20
20
326
448
105
645
452
305
440
464
529
574
607
220
560
C728
i729
156
424
Official
Gazette.
t67
66
66
364 ; 68
416 66
: 69
425
1441
943
1019
364
1604
613
1655
336
336
336
1299
637
841
841
1678
305
1047
226
802
802
871
739
384
385
397
720
510
154
1250
615
1683
753
1040
1045
550
550
1723
363
743
1093
389
895
1022
1231
1365
1020
1357
1394
474
607
1577
364
1458
854
1199
842
370
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of imtentces — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Zoitman, 'Williani, Allegheny, and Gr. S,. Ward, assignors of one-third to C. A. Balph, Pitts-
burg, Pa. Brick-machine
Zschech, Gustavus H., and TV. H. Sumbling, Chicago, 111. Steam vacuum-pump
Zuck, James C, et al. (See Stamford, Frank C, assignor.)
Zuck, John G., Cleveland, Ohio. Steel square
Zucke'r, Samuel, New York, N. T. Tooth-brush
Zwahlen, Ami, Philadelphia, Pa. Pantograph for engraving and ornamenting watchcaaes
Zweig, John, assignor of one-half to H. Venison, Bellaire, Ohio. Miner's flask
Zwermann, Theodor, Baltimore, Md. Enameling sheet-iron ware
Zwicker, Heury, Stoughton, "Wis. Tobacco-booking table
Zwiebel, Anton, Burlington, TVis. "Windmill
Zwietusch, Otto, Milwaukee, "Wis. Method of and apparatus for the recovery of waste
gaseous products in breweries
Zwigard, Frank, and K. Schwiirer, Newark, N. J. "Wine-press
No.
516,883
526,067
52S,500
530,153
513.962
518,203
517,992
513,605
512,352
518,361
522,334
Date.
Mar.
20
Sept.
18
•Tuly
2-1
Dec.
4
Jan.
30
Apr.
10
Apr.
10
Jan.
30
Jan.
9
Apr.
17
July
3
Monthly
Official
volume.
Gazette.
6
bio
d
fi
o
>
"i
fh
1904
C449
H50
|66
18-10
1297
J 300
)301
^68
1412
2307
581
68
476
12S
34
69
1239
3697
911
66
833
1326
331
67
2.i0
965
2.10
67
194
3135
770
66
725
1026
251
66
205
1616
398
67
328
272
71,72
63
55
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PATENTEES OF DESIGNS,
Name, residence, and design.
A. M. Collins Manufacturing Company. (SeeOdgers, John P., assignor.)
Adams, Frank S., assignor to Brown, .Durrell &. Co., Boston, Mass. Spool-rack
Adams, Walter S. , Pliiladelphia, Pa. Axle-box frame
Adams, Walter S., assignor to J. A. Brill, Philadelphia, Pa. Truck side b^r
Adler, Julius, Jersey City, K. J., assignor of one-half to A. Lendry, New York, N. T. Cape
Allcard, Harry, Sheffield, England. Head for lifting-jacks
American Lithographic Company. (See George, Samuel D. , assignor. )
American Type Founders Company. (See Ihlenburg, Herman, assignor.)
Ames, Charles L., Oak Park, 111. Kira for bicycle-wheels
Ancient Order of Foresters of America. (See Finck, William C, assignor.)
Andersen, Johan M., Boston, Mass. Hanger-... ."-
Andersen, Johan M., Boston, Mass. Hanger
Andersen, Johan M., Boston, Mass. Hanger
Andrews, G-eorge J. (See Andrews, John, assignor.)
Andiews, John, assignor to G. J. Andrews. Marlborough, Mass. Sash-Uft ■.
Ansonia 0. & C. Company. (See Larkin, Hugh, assignor.)
Art Stove Company. (See Cope, George W., assignor.)
Ash, Benjamin T.,"Binghanitiin, JST. T. Spoon
Atwood, Lewis J., assignorto Plume &.AtwoodManufacturingCompany, Waterbury, Conn. Lamp-
bumer
Atwood, Lewis J., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, Wateibury, Conn. Globe
or shade holder .'
Auhe, Eeuben W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Molding for picture-frames, &c
Aub6 & Son, K. W. (See Lippi, Lawrence, assignor.)
Aumonier, Frederic, London, England. WaU-paper
Aumonier, Frederic, London, England. WaU-paper
Aumonier, Frederic, Loudon, England. Wall or ceiling paper
Avery, Frederick C, Chicago, 111. Bicycle-frame
Aylesworth, George M.. Colling wood, Canada. Buckle
Babbitt, Seth W., Meriden, Conn. Metal vessel
Babbitt, Seth W., Meriden, Conn. Box
Bach, William H.. St. Paul, Minn. Badge
Bachler, Chrislian F., Philadelphia, Pa. Radiator
Bailey, Charles A., assiamor to J. &. E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Conn. Range
Bailey, Frederick I., Allston, Mass. Stopper-plug ,
Balfour, Minnie T., Augusta, 111. Card-holder ,
Bark, Birger, Chicago, 111., assignor to Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, of Ohio. Counter . .
Bark, Birger, Chicago, 111., assignorto Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, of Ohio. Counter -
Bark, Birger, Chicago, Til., assignor to Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, of Ohio. Bar-fixture
Bark, Birger, Chicago, 111., assignor to Brunswick-Balke-Collender (Company, of Ohio. Bar-fixture
Barker, Charles A., assignor to Craig-Reynolds Foundry Company, Dayton," Ohio. Furnace-front.
Barlow, James, and J. M. Pope, Trenton, N. J. Pitcher, <fcc
Barnes, William H. , assignor to Sill Stove AVorks, Rochester, N. Y. Stove or range
Barney, Earl, Schenectady, N. Y. Brooder
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler. (See Heyer, Chailes E., assignor.)
Barnhart Bros. &, Spindler. (See AVest, James, assignor.)
Barthman, Frederic W., Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Box
Barthman, Frederic W., Jr., Brookl.yn, N. T. Box
Bastian, John H., New Britain, Conn. Holdback
Bearse, Ephraim L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Burner
Becchio, Edoardo. (See Yian and Becchio.)
Becchio, Vittorio. (SeeVian and Becchio.)
Bedichiraer, Lsaac, Philadelphia, Pa. Badge
Belleville Stove Company. (See Wipfler, Charles, assignor.)
Bender, Adam, Philadelphia, Pa. Emery-wheel dresser
Bennett, Fred A. . Sheboj'gan, Wis. Chair-seat frame
Bennett & Peck Heating and Ventilating Company, of Ohio. (See Ensign, William W., assignor.)
Bensinger, Moses, assignor to Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, (Jhicago, HI. Billiard-table. .
Bensinger, Moses, assignor to Bruuswick-Balke-CoUender Company, Chicago, 111. Covering-plate
for billiard-table cu.shion-rail bolts '. "T
Benskin, Frederick G., Canton, Ohio. Molder's fillet
Bergen, James D., Hartford, assignor to J. D. Bergen Company, Meriden, Conn. Glass vessel
Bergen, James D.. Hartford, assignor to J. D. Bergen Compan.v, Meriden, Conn. Glass vessel
Berger Manufactuiing Company. (See Langenbaeli, Edward A., assignor.)
Bergstrom Brothers & Co. (See Bergstroni, George 0., assignor.)
Bergstrom, George O., assignorto Bergstrom Brothers & Co., Neenah, Wis. Heating-stove
Bernhard, Morris, Buffalo. N. Y. Tassel
Berry, Henry, Shelton, assignor to Derby Silver Company, Birmingham, Conn. Bowl or similar
article
Berry, Henry, Shelton, assignor to Derby Silver Company, Birmingham, Conn. Bowl or similar
article .'
BeiTy, Henrv, Shelton, assignor to Derby Silver Company, Birmingham, Conn. Bowl or similar
article
Bevan. Warren C. Malaga, Spain. Bottle
Bier, Nicholas, Salem, Oreg. Last
23,869
23,278
23,088
23,004
23,475
23,015
23,214
23,245
23,246
23,728
23,689
23,404
23,893
23,903
23,004
23.005
23.111)
23,482
23,343
23.241
23,312
23,830
23.631
23.707
23,091
23,006
23,509
23,510
23,. 511
23,512
23,430
23,353
23,687
23,168
23.445
23,897
23,474
23,035
23,780
23,323
23,905
23,221
23,070
23.626
23,316
23,317
23,911
23,483
23,313
23,314
23,315
23,5.i0
23,733
Dec. 11
May 15
Feli. 27
Mar. 6
July 17
Jan. 23
May 1
May 1
May 1
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
June 20
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
July 17
June 12
May 1
Mav 29
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
July 24
July 24
July 24
July 24
July 3
June 12
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
July 10
Dec. 25
July 17
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
May 29
Dec. 25
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
May 29
May 29
Dec. 25
July 17
May 29
May 29
Mav 29
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
66
69
67
1498
922
1444
1585
406
670
670
670
360
1715
1763
1765
308
309
1750
408
1439
670
1183
1351
1270
363
1445
451
528
528
528
528
135
1440
237
133
274
1764
400
1185
1765
522
115
1269
1183
1184
1700
40d
1183
1163
1183
764
502
371
372
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and design.
BievesU, Mathlas. (See Meikels and Bievesk.)
Bigelow Caipet Company. (See Brown, Walter B., assignor.)
Bigelow Caipet Company. (See Brown, TVilliam F., assignor.)
Bi>ielow Carpet Company. (See Ctiambellan, Pierre C, assignor.)
Bigelow Carpet Companj'. (See Coclirane, John E., assignor.)
Birge & Sons, M. H. (See Booze, Charles, assignor.)
Birae & Sons, M. H. (See C16mencet, Loui.s, assignor.)
Birge &. Sons. M. H. (See Crownfield, Hermiin F. D., assignor.)
Birge & Sons, M. H. (See Hatch, Mary G., assignor.)
Bilge & Sons, M. H. (See ICetterer, Giistav, assignor.)
Birge & Sons, M. H. (See Mattliews, Henry B., assignor.)
Birge & Sons, M. H. (See Poujol, Scipion, assignor.)
Birge <k Sons, M. H. (See Pyle, Katharine, assignor.)
Birge & Sons, M. H. (See Truitt, Ivy M. L'., assignor.)
Bloore, William, Bursleni, England. "Cover-dish
Boal, Stanhope, Piqua, Ohio. Store
Bodenstah, John. New York, N. Y. Kettle
Boeck, Charles H., assignor to Noveltv Manufacturing Company, Jackson, Mich. Oilstove
Boekel, William, Philadelphia, Pa, Float-ball
Bogert, Matthew J., Demarest, N. J. Drug-box
Booth, James, West New Brighton, assignor to White, Potter & Paige Manufacturing Co., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Molding for picture-frames
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &, Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Bonze, Charles, assignor t) M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Chailes, assignor to M. H. Biri;e & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wallpaper ,.
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wallpaper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birie & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge <fc Sons, Buffalo, N. Y'. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. WaD-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &. Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor lo M. H. Birge &. Sous, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge &, Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. 75irge & Sous, Bufialo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buft'alo, N. Y. AVallpaper
Booze, Charles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Booze, C h.arles, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sous, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Bourne, William E., Lyons, N. S". Paper-receptacle
Boyd, George R. , Cairo, 111. Siding-board
Brand, Harrison, assignor to A. M. Ross & Co., Ilion, N. Y. Garden-trowel
Brandenstein, .Julia, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hat
Brandt, Andrew G., Scranton, Pa. Whirligig
Bretz, -Jacobs., New York, N. Y. Wheel-hub
Bridge & Beach Manufacturing Company. (See Nellis, Emery D., assignor.)
Bridgeport Brass Company. (See Rhind, Frank, assignor.)
Brigham, Frederick L., Syracuse, N. Y. Badge
Brill, George M., Philadelphia, Pa. Seat end for car-seats -.
Brill, John A. (See Adams, Walter S., assignor.)
Brill, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Axle-box frame
Brinckmann, Robert, Michigan City, Ind. Display-case
Britsch, Friedrick, New York, N. Y. Galloon
Brown, Durrell & Co. (See Adams, Frank S., assignor.)
Brown, Stephen J. , Troy, N. Y. Ventilator
Brown, Wallace C, Nantucket, Mass. Clock-case
Brown, Walter B., Newark, N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, New York, N. Y. Carpet
Brown, William F. , Newark, N. J. , assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, New York, N. Y. Carpet
Brown, William F., Newark,N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, New York, N.Y. Carpet
Brown, William F., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Newark, N. J. Carpet
Brownsville Plate Glass Conipany. (See Cuddon, Charles W., assignor.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender (jompany. (See Bark, Birger, assignor.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company. (See Bensinger, Moses, assignor.)
Brunswick-Balke-CJoUender (Company. (See Peeps, William H., assignor.)
Brunt, Heniy, Baltimore, Md. Ewer, &c ■
Biyan, Wilie B., I. M. Moore, and T. Meade, New York, N. Y. Coupon
Buckley, Thomas H., Worcester, Mass. Lunch-wagon body ■
Burgess, Charles M., assignor to Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Shelf-bracket
Buschner, Carl F., New York, N. Y. Plush ball.
23,251
23,7^0
23,638
23,480
23,499
23,415
23,519
23,565
23,566
23,567
23,568
23, .569
23, .570
23,571
23,572
2.'?,573
23,586
23,,587
23,588
23,589
23,590
23,591
23,592
23,593
23,594
23,595
23,596
23,597
23,598
23,599
23,600
23,601
23,602
23,603
23,604
23,605
23,606
23,607
23,616
23,617
23,618
23,619
23,620
23,621
23,633
23,634
23,635
23,636
23,449
23,106
23,226
23,653
23,444
23,742
23,007
23,803
23,087
23,685
23,133
23,030
23,026
23,484
23,207
23,486
23,261
23.354
23,397
23,011
23,731
23,547
May 8
Nov. 6
Sept. 11
July 17
July 24
July 3
July 31
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
July 10
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
July 10
Oct. 23
67
69
08
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
67
68
Jan. 16
Nov. 13 i 69
Feb. 27 1 66
Oct. 9 69
Mar. 20 66
805
783
1385
407
526
134
649
1013
1014
1014
1014
1014
1014
1014
1015
1015
1133
1134
1134
1134
1134
1134
1134
1135
1135
1135
1135
1135
1135
1136
1136
1136
1136
1136
1136
1137
1137
1137
1267
1267
1207
1268
1268
1268
1384
1384
1384
1384
274
1587
523
1622
274
50i
451
937
1444
237
1886
Jan.
30
66
840
Jan.
30
66
839
July
17
68
408
Apr.
24
67
520
July
24
68
523
May
15
67
919
June 12
67
1440
June 26
67
1714
Jan.
23
60
645
Oct.
23
69
502
Aug.
7
68
764
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
373
Name, residence, anrl design.
Bull , Jeremiah IS., Springfield, Mass. Halter-loop ■
Byram, Frank A., Philadelphia, Pa. Trimming
Byram, Frank A., Philadelphia, Pa. Trimming
Cabot, Harry H . , Bristol, assignor to Kent & Stanley Company, Providence, E. I. Spoon
Cabot, Harry H. , Bristol, assignor to Kent & Stanley Company, Providence, B. I. Spoon
Callan. Thomas E., Odell. Nebr. Tool-rack .'
Callard, Frederick, Brooklyn, IST. T. Cake
Calm, Maximillian. (See Lloyd, George, assignor.)
Campbell, Ernest W., assignor to Campbell-Metcalf Silver Company, Providence. R. I. Spoon
Campbell, Ernest W., Providence, R. I., assignor to Holmes & Edwards Silver Company, Bridge-
port, Conn. Handle for spoons, &c
Campbell, Malcolm, Woonsocket, E. I. Bolster-rail
Campbell-Metcalf Silver Company. (See Campbell, Ernest W., assignor.)
Candee, Edward D., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Nashawannuck Mannfacturing Company, East-
hampton , Mass. Clasp for garment-supporters
Capurro. William N., Hot Springs, Ark. Spoon
Carbo- Alumina Metal Company. (See Stark, Frank Gr., assignor.)
Carhart, George W. (See King and Carbart.)
Carr, James. (See Ennis and Carr.)
Carver, Horace P. , Racine, Wis. Sad-iron
Casad, Curtis S. and E, G.. Silverton, Colo. Picture-frame
Casad, Edgar G. (See Casad. Curtis S. and E. G.)
Caven, Frank H., Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe
Caven, Frank H., Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe
Cederstrom, Robert, St. Louis, Mo. Measuring-vessel
Cbadwick, Alice A. (See Chadwick, Charles N., assignor.)
Chad wick, Charles N., assignor to A. A. Chadwick, Brooklyn, >r. Y. Waist
Chadwick, John H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to E. F. Mason and G.N. Schofield. Woven fabric.
Chadwick, John H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Schofleld, Mason & Co. Carpet
Challiner, Charles, Manchester, England. Metallic rim for wheels
Chambellan, Pierre C, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, New York,
N. Y. Carpet .'
Chambellan, Pierre C, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, New York,
N. Y. Carpet
Chouteau, Pierre, St. Louis, Mo. Pistol-grip engine
Clapp, Alfred C. (See Davidson, Harry, assignor.)
Claudy, Christian, Birmingham, Ala. Monument
Clawson, Clement C, Newark, N. J. Case for coin-receivers
Clawson, Clement C, Newark. N. J. Case for coin-receivers
C16menoet, Louis, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-pa-
per
Clgmencet, Lonis, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-pa-
per .
C16mencet, Louis, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-pa-
j)er
C16mencet, Louis, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wallpa-
per .
C16mencet, Louis, West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-pa-
per
Clnlee, John, assignor to Simpson, Hall, Miller &. Company, Wallingford, Conn. Handle for
spoons, &n _ _
Cochrane, John E., Newark, N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, New York, N. Y. Carpet.
Codman, William C, assignor to Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, E. I. Handle for
spoons, &c
Codman, William C, assignor to Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. L Spoon, &c..
Culby, Caleb K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Watch-dial
Cole, Edward Z., Michigan City, Ind. Sprayer or irrigator
Collins, Frank W., Cortland, N. Y. Stove.'.
Collins, Frank W., Cortlaud, N. Y. Stove
Com"merford , John, Columbus, Ohio. Car-body
Conant's Sons, F. H. (See Rich, George W., assignor.)
Conkling, Addison. Plainfield, N. J. Umbrella or cane head
Consolidated Car-Heating Company. (See McElroy, James F., assignor.)
Cook, Harry, St. Louis, Mo. Clothes-line reel
Coops, Thomas J., Osage City, Kans. Tip for clothes-tongs
Cooper, RettaM., David City, Nebr. Holder for knives, forks, &c
Co-Operative Foundry Company. (See King and Kennedy, assignors.)
Co;gp, George W., assisnor to Art Stove Company, Detroit. Mich. Oil heating-stove
Cornwall, Frederick R., assignor to F. R. Rice MercantileCigarCompany, St. Louis, Mo. Glass jar.
Corporation of J. H. Johnston & Company. (See Heustis, Louise L., assignor.)
Covert, James C, West Troy, N. Y. Harness-hook
Cox, Palmer, New York, N. ' Y. Handkerchief, &o
Handkerchief
Handkerchief
Handkerchief
Handkerchief
Handkerchief
Craig-Reynolds Foundry Company. (See Barker, Charles A., assignor.)
Crane, William F. D., East Orange, N. J. Trolley-wire clip ."
Crawford, William K., Boston, Mass. Shell for stand-pipe nozzles
Crowell, Gilbert L., Jr., Arlington, N. J. Handle for spoons, &c
Crowell, Gilbeit L., Jr., Arlington, N. J., assignor to Dominick & Haff, New York, N. Y. Silver-
smith's stock . ; -
Crowell, Gilbert L., Jr., Arlington, N. J., assignor to Dominick & Haff, New York, N. Y. Silver-
smith's stock
Crownfield, Herman F. D., New York, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper.
Crownfleld, Herman F. D., New York, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper.
Cryer, Arthur, assignor to Lewis & Brother, Philadelphia, Pa. Bar-fixture
Cuddon, Charles W., assignor to Brownsville Plate Glass Company, New Kensington, Pa. Sheet-
glass
Curran, John T., Brooklyn, assignor to Tiffany & Co., New York, N. Y. Knife
Cnrran, .Tobn T., Brooklyn, assignorto Tiffany & Co., New York, N. Y. Vessel -.
Currie, Robert. (See Mockford, Arthur, assignor.)
Curtis, George E , Philadelphia, Pa. Holding-block for bicycle-clips
Cox, Palmer, New York, N. Y.
(iox. Palmer, New York, N. Y.
Cox, Palmer, New York, N. Y.
Cox, Palmer, New York, N. Y.
Cox, Palmer, New York, N. Y.
No.
Date.
23,064
23,885
23,886
23,194
23,195
23,104
23,875
23,097
23,263
23,554
23,332
23,651
23,067
23,637
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
May 1.1
Aug. 7
June 5
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
23.000 I Jan. 2
23.001 : Jan. 2
23,383 ' June 19
j
23,033 I Feb. 6
23,055 ! Feb. 13
23,556 I Aug. 14
23,704 Oct. 16
23,714 ' Oct. 23
23,715
23,679
23,365
23,154
23,155
23,662
23,663
23,664
23,GG5
23,666
23,171
23,487
23,311
23,717
23,464
23,503
23,584
23,708
23,206
23,790 Nov. 13
23,876
23,562
23,131
23,090
23,871
23,802
23,093
23,433
23,434
23,435
23,436
23,437
23,243
23,524
23,718
23,328
23,649
23,650
23,142
23,467
23,034
23,558
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
June 12
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. -2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
July 24
May 29
Oct. 23
July 17
July 24
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 10
May 1
July 31
Oct. 23
23,327 June 5
June 5
Sept. 25
Set)t. 25
Mar. 20
July 17
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Official
Gazette.
69
67
67
69
69
1161
1763
1762
39 1
394
1587
1499
1586
919
765
1323
1622
1161
1385
166
166
1564
995
IV.O
907
362
499
499
116
1442
2046
2046
114
114
114
114
114
263
524
1183
500
405
527
1017
363
395
936
1499
908
1886
1445
1499
937
1585
271
272
272
272
272
670
(150
500
1223
1323
1622
1622
18b7
405
995
907
23,160 i Mar. 27 I C6 ' 2047
374
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and design.
Curtis, "Wallace B., and fi. M. Donnally, Pomeroy, Ohio. Lamp-shade
Curtiss, Homer A., Meriden, Conn. Ferrule
Curtiss, Homer A., assignor to Meriden Cutlery Company. Meriden, Conn. Cap for knives or
forks '
Dangler, Charles I., and H. Kuppel, assignors to Dangler Stove and Manufacturing Cojipany,
Cleveland, Ohio. Air heater, &c
Dangler Stove and Manufacturing Company. (See Dangler and Euppel, assignors.)
Dann. Isaac N., New Haven, Conn. Chair
Davids, DavidF., New York, N. Y. Bottle
Davidson, Harry, assignor of one-half to A. C. Clapp, New York, N. Y. Hook
Davies, Benjamin, Brooklyn, assignor to L. Straus & Sons, New York, N. Y. Ornamentation of
glass vessels -
Davies, Ben.iamin, Brooklyn, assignor to L. Straus & Sons, New York, N. Y. Ornamentation of
glass vessels '
Davies, Benjamin, Brooklyn, assignor to L. Straus & Sons, New York, N. Y. Ornamentation of
slass ves.sels
Davis, Jared G-., Lee, Mass. Feed-trough
Davis, Othello P. (See Ingalls, Charles L., assignor.)
Davison, Joseph K., Philadelphia, Pa. Badge
Dawson, Henry G. and W. R., Chicago, 111. Fireplace
Dawson, Henry G. and "W. R., Chicago, 111. Fireplace
Dawson, Henry C and W. B., Chicago, 111. Fireplace
Dawson, William E. (See Daw-'son, Henry G. and W. K.)
Day, John, New York, N. Y. Stair-carpet fastener
Day, John, New York, N. Y. Stair-carpet fastener
Do Long, Oscar A., New York, N. Y. IJutton and thread card
Derhy Silver Company. (See Derby, Henry, assignor.)
Dewey, Mark W., Syracuse, N. Y. Electric-heater case
Dexter, James H., Boston, Mo. Display-board
Dixon, Robert M., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company, of
New Jersey. Reflector
Dominick & Haff. (See Crowell, Gilbert L., Jr., assignor.)
Donnally, George M. (See Curtis and Donnally.)
Dorflinger <fc Sons, C. (See O'Connor, .James J., assignor.)
Doriance, Charles F.. Portland, Oreg. Badge
Doulton & Co., Henry. (See Slater, .John, assignor.)
Driggs, George A., Waterbury, Conn. Display-stand
Dryfoos, Alpbons, New York, N. Y. Bottle
Du Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hand-lever
Du Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hand-lever
Du Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Frame for cigar-bunching machines
Du Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Frame for cigar-bunching machines
Ducherain, Zephiren, Haverhill, Mass. Hammer
Dudley, Beverley R., Richmond, Va. Whirligig- wheel
Durand, Wallace, jSiewark, N. J. Spoon
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J. "
Durand, Wallace, Newaik, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Dui-and, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J
-Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Dui'and, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace. Newark, N. J.
Durand, AVallacc, Newark, N. J.
Durand, WallaC'', Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Duiand, Wallace, Newark. N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Duiand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, AVallace, Newark, N. J.
Duiand, Wallace, Newark, N. J.
Durand, Wallace, Newark, N. J
Durbur, Augustus H., Brooklyn, N. YT
Durbur, Augustus H., Brooklyn, N. x.
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon
Watclioase
Watchcase
Watch case
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Watchcase
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Brooch
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
King
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Molding for picture-frames.
Molding for picture-frames.
23,788
2016
2017
1886
651
939
23,735
Oct.
23
69
502
23,240
Mav
1
67
670
23,581
Aug.
21
68
1016
23,680
Oct.
2
69
110
2:i,702
Oct.
16
69
3t:2
23.703
Oct.
16
69
362
23.169
Apr.
3
67
133
23,089
Feb.
27
66
1444
23,119
Mar.
20
66
1885
23,120
Mar.
20
66
1885
23,121
Mar.
20
66
lf85
23,122
Mar.
20
66
1385
23,123
Mar.
20
66
1885
23,124
Mar.
20
66
18^5
2:?,125
Mar.
20
66
1885
23,126
Mar.
20
66
1885
23,127
Mar.
20
66
1885
23,128
Mar.
20
66
1886
23,l->9
Mar.
20
66
1886
23,130
Mar.
20
66
1886
23,236
May
1
67
609
23,237
May
1
G7
069
23,264
May
1.-)
07
9-20
23,265
May
15
67
920
23,266
May
35
67
920
23,267
May
15
67
920
23,268
May
15
67
920
23,269
Mav
15
67
920
23,270
May
15
67
921
23,271
May
15
67
• 921
23,272
May
15
67
921
2,5.273
May
15
67
921
23,368
June
19
■ 67
15d3
23,369
June
19
67
1563
23,370
.Tune
19
C7
1563
23,371
June
19
67
1563
23 372
June 19
67
1563
23,373
June 19
67
1563
23,374
June
19
67
1563
23,375
June 19
07
1563
23,376
June 19
67
1.563
23,377
June 19
67
1563
23,378
June 19
67
1563
23,393
June 26
67
1714
23,535
Aug.
7
68
762
23,536
Aug.
7
08
762
23,537
Aug.
7
68
763
23,538
Aug.
7
68
763
23,539
Aug.
7
OS
763
23.540
Aug.
7
68
763
23 541
Aug.
7
68
763
23,542
Aug.
7
68
763
23,543
Aug.
7
08
763
23,544
Aug.
7
08
71)3
23,545
Aug.
7
09
763
23,546
Aug.
7
08
763
23,152
Mar.
27
06
2045
23,153
Mar.
27
66
2046
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
375
Name, residence, and design.
Bos
Box
Bnx
"Wooden box .
Durgin, "William B. (See Mueller, George A., assignor.)
Eagle Pencil Company. (See Mclntyre. Frank, assignor.)
Ecaubeit, Frederic, Brooklyn, N. T. Metal ring
Edos, Edwin L., Plymouth, Mass. Ornamental box
Edgars, Frederick J., Brooklyn, N". T. Box
Edgars, Frederick J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Edgars, Frederick J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Edgars, Frederick J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Edgars, Fredeiick J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Edwaril Miller & Company. (See Hornbergnr, Louis, assignor.)
Edwards, Edgar A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Headliglit-case
Elliot, Ottenlieimer & Elliot. (See Fischer, Eniil, assignor.)
Ellis, Franklin, Tioy, assignor to Pettibone Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Badge - .
Elmer, George H., Baltimore, Md. Advertising-breaslpin
Els worth, Joseph. "Wellsborongh, Pa. Kitchen-cabinet
Emerson, Ralph W., Rockford, 111. Table-washstand
Ennis, Benjamin F., and J". Carr, Syracuse, N. Y. Cigar-clipping case
Ensign, "William "W., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to Bennett & Peck Heating and Ventilating Com-
pany, of Ohio. Back
Evans, Arlhur K., Toronto, Canada. Rope-grip
Evans, George, Detroit, Mich. Prism-reflector for area-gratings -
Ewing, Edwin C, A. Glass, and "W. S. Grafton, assignors to "Wheeling Corrugating Company,
Wheeling, "W. Va. Metallic fiuishing-plate
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Company. (See Cornwall, Frederick R., assignor.)
Faber, Eberhard, "West New Brighton, N. Y. Eraser
Faber, Lothar AY., Port Richmond, N. Y. Eraser
Fay, Herman "W., and R. J. Schueler, St. Louis, Mo. Bottle
Fearn, "William A., Columbus, Ohio. Sash-ribbon buckle
Felix, Charles D., Shamokin, P^ Miner's lamp
Felt, George H., New York, N. Y. Mosaic pattern
Fenn, Amos A., Leavenworth, Kaus. Column
Ferris, Henry L., Harvard, 111. Tank heating-stove
Field, Henry "W., Columbus, Ohio. Sword-hilt
Finck, "William C, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Ancient Order of Foresters of America, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Badge
Finucan, Patrick. (See "Walsh, Keegan, and Finucan.)
Fischer, Emil, assignor to Elliot, Ottenheimer & Elliot, Baltimore, Md. Cigar-bunch
Fischer, .Jacob, assignor to Indiana Stove Works, Evansville, lud. Air-grate
Fisher, Edwin, New York, N. Y., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Flauagen, James I., Philadelphia, Pa. Handle-bracket ,
Flesch, Julius A., Chicago, 111. Cooler or refriger.ator
Fletcher, John K., Nottingham, England. Lace fabric
Fondeville, August.!., "West Hoboken, N. J. Lamp-shade
Foster, Alonzo M., Cabot, Vt. Sap-spout
Fountain, James H., and H. S. Parker, St. Louis, Mo. Ironing-board
Fox, Clarence "W"., Saugus, Mass. Handle tor ice-picks ,
Fox, Edward B., IBryn Mawr, Pa. Type-border
Franzheim, Charles "W., "Wheeling, AV. Va. Covered dish
Frazer, Fred, Syracuse, N. Y. Hamertop ,
Freeman, Benjamin B., Cambridge, Mass. Spoon
Fuller, Charles D., Kalamazoo, Mich. Rubbing-plate for wash-boards
Gardiner, Clement E., Hemp.stead, N. Y. Bonbon
Gardner, Herbert, Colorado Springs, Colo. Game-board
Gravin, John H., assignor to L. WoliT Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Bracket ,
Gavin, John H., assignor to L. AVolff Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Washbowl and slab
Gavin, John H., assignor to L. AVolff Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Gavin, John H., assignor to L. AVolff Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
(Javin, John H., assignor to L. AVolff Manufacturing Company, Chicago, III.
Gavin, John H., assignor to L. Wolff Manufacturing (Company, Chicago, 111.
(>edney, Charles F., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to M. J, Whittall, Worcester, Mass,
Gedney, Charles F., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to M. J. Whittall, AVorcester, Mass,
Washbowl and slab..
Bracket
Washbowl and slab. .
Washbowl and slab . .
Carpet
Carpet
No.
Gedney, Charles F., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Gem City Stove Manufacturing Company. (See Kaemper, Folkert, Jr., assignor.)
George, Samuel B., Brooklyn, assignor to American Lithographic Company, New York, N. Y. Or-
namental pattern for cigar-boxes
Gibbs, Lewis, Canton, Ohio. Post-hole digger
Gibbs, Lewis, Canton, Ohio. Lawn-rake
Griles, John H., Amsterdam, N. Y. Knit shirt
Gist, John A. "L., Curia, Ark , assignor of one-half to R. T. Kerr, Randolph, Tex. Fire-screen
Glass, Alexander. (See Ewing, Glass, and Grafton.)
Gobeille, Joseph L., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to Syracuse Stove Works, Syracuse, N. Y. Stove .
Gobeille, Joseph L., Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to I.'A., F. L., and H. R. Sheppard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cook-stove
Golde, Robert, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Royal Metal Manufacturing Company, of New York.
Picture-frame
Golde, Robert, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Royal Metal Manufacturing Company, of New York.
Picture-frame
Golde, Robert, Brooklyn, assignor to Royal Metal Manufacturing Company, New York, isT. Y.
Picture-frame 1
Gooding, Josiali C, Covington, Ind. Desk and seat
Gorham Manufacturing Company. (See Codman, "William C, assignor.)
Gould Coupler Company. (See Richards, Willard F., assignor.)
Graff, Charles, New York, N. Y. Back forbru.shes, &c
Grafton, AVilliam S. (See Ewing, Glass, and Grafton.)
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheeling, W. Va. Metallic
finishin^plate
Grafton, "William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, "Wheeling, AV. "Va. Metallic
finishing-plate
Grafton, vVilliam S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, AVheeling, W. Va. iletaUic
molding
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheeling, AV. Va. iletallic
moldiug
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, "Wheeling, W. "Va. C^ross-piece
for metallic moldin g
23,684
23,102
23,848
23,849
23,850
23,851
23,896
23,754
23,816
23,109
23,613
23,222
23,140
23,200
23,448
2t,804
23,044
23,473
23,411
23,100
23,032
23,520
23,059
23,678
23,811
23,820
23,342
23,229
23,080
23,440
23,037
23,179
23,230
23,177
23,392
23,738
23,138
23,341
23,748
23,147
23,098
23,507
23,091
23.036
23,730
23,805
2.i,806
23,873
23,R94
23,895
23.847
23,878
23,879
23,669
23,072
23,660
23,187
23,337
23,737
23,826
23,183
23,184
23,249
23,248
23,151
23,045
23,046
23,047
23,048
23,049
Date.
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dee. 4
Dec.
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
July 10
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
July 17
July 3
Miir. 6
Feb. 6
July 31
Feli. 13
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
June 12
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
July 10
Fel). 6
Apr. 10
May 1
Apr. 10
June 19
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
.June 12
Oct. 30
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
July 24
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Dec, 24
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Oflicial
Gazette.
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
June 5
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 8
May 1
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
S
'o
M
>
69
236
66
1586
69
1354
09
1354
69
1354
69
1354
69
1764
69
635
69
1204
00
1749
08
1138
67
522
66
1887
67
394
68
274
69
938
66
997
68
406
68
134
66
1586
66
995
68
650
66
1160
69
69
116
939
1439
523
1303
273
996
263
608
963
1566
503
1887
1439
634
1888
1586
527
360
996
502
938
938
1499
1763
1763
1353
1636
1636
69
66
68
67
67
115
1162
1623
265
1324
69
503
69
1205
67
264
67
264
67
67
804
671
2045
997
997
998
376
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
IName, residence, and design.
Grafton, "William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, "Wheeling, "W. Va. Metallic
moUlinj
Corner-piece
Corner piece
T-piece for
Grafton, William S., assignor to "Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheeling, "W. Va.
for metallic molding
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheeling, W.Va.
for metallic ceilings
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling CoiTugatlng Company, Wheeling, W. Va,
metallic ceilings
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheeling, W. Va. Miter-piece
for metallic ceilings
Grafton, William S., assignor to Wheeling Corrugating Company, Wheeling, W. Va. Center-
piece for metallic ceilings
Graham, Robert S., and W. B. Savell, Newark, N. J. Key-top ,
Graham, Robert S., and W. B. Savell, Newark, N. J. Key-top
Gray, William, Hartford, Conn. Transmitter-post for telephones
Greene, George F., Providence, R. I. Scarf-pin
Scarf-pin
Scarf-pin ,
Scarf-pin
Scarf-pin .
Scarf-pin .
Scarf-pin .
Scarf-pin .
Scarf-pin
Bicycle-crank.
Greene, George P., Providence, R. I.
Greene, George F., Providence, R. I.
Greene, George F., Providence, R. I.
Greene, George F,, Providence, R. I.
Greene, George F., Providence, R. I.
Greene, Genrge F., Providence, R. I.
Greene, George F., Providence, R. I.
Greene, George F., Providence, R. I.
Grevstad, Nicolay, Chicago, 111. Campaign souvenir .
Grey, William S. , Bristol, Conn. Lamp-stand
Griggs, Edward W. (See Wiswell, Jacob C, assignor.)
Grinden, William J., assignor to J. H. Williams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gulden, Charles, New York, N. Y. Packing-jar
Gulden, Charles, New York, N. Y. Bottle
Giinsel, Theodor, New York, N. Y. Banner-holder
H. L. Judd & Company. (See Von Grave, Lothar, assignor.)
Halliday, Arthur L., New York. N. Y., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet .
Halliday, Arthur L., New York, N. Y., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet .
Hamilton, Francis C, Syracuse, N. Y. Spoon ,
Hanke, August, Chicago, 111. Lemon-squeezer handle
Harrah, Philip J., Bloomfield, Ind. Holder for fire-kindlers
Harris, William H. (See Yost, Francis H., assignor.)
Harsh, George M., Baltimore, Md. Tablet of chewing-gum
Hart, Hubert C, tinionviUp, Conn. Knife or fork handle
Hart, William H., New Britain, Conn. Strap-hinge
Strap-hinge ,
Strap-hinge
Hinge-leaf ,
Hinge-leaf
Wall-paper
Hart, William H., New Britain, Conn.
Hart, William H., New Britain, Conn.
Hart, William H., New Britain, Conn.
Hart. William H., New Britain, Conn.
Hatch, Mary G., New York, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y.
Haviland, Charles E.-, Limoges, France. Dish
Haviland, Charles E., Limoges, France.
Haviland, Charles E., Limoges, France.
Haviland, Charles E., Limoges, France.
Haviland, Theodore, Ambazac, France.
Haviland, Theodore, Ambazac, France.
Haviland, Theodore, Ambazac, France. Covered dish
Hayden, Hiram W., assignor to Holmes, Booth &, Haydena, Waterbury, Conn. Flame-spreader for
Plate or like article
Cover-dish -.'.
Plate or similar article .
Covered- dish ,
Covered dish
lamps .
Hayden, William B., New York, N.Y. Tile
Haynes, David F., Baltimore, Md. Ewer or jag
Hefiner, William E., Canton, Ohio. Display-rack
Heinz. Henry J., Pittsburg, Pa. Advertising-check
Hensel, George F., Philadelphia, Pa. Handle for shade-puUa
Herhold, Frederick H., Chicago, HI. Step-ladder chair
Herman, Adolph E., Terre Haute, Ind. Wagon-body
Heimann. Isaac, New York, N. Y. Exhibition-stand
Hero Fruit Jar Company. (See Schrader, Charles F., assignor.)
Hertlein, Christopher E., New York, N. Y. Trimming
Heustis, Louise L., assignor to Corporation of J. H. Johnston & Company, New York, N. Y.
mark .
Book-
Heyer, Charles E., assignor to Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, Chicago, 111. Font of printing-type
Hill, William R., assignor to Premier Egg Cup Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Eggcup
Hirschfeld, Henry A., Westfield, Mass. Coffin-plate
Hoft'man, Edward C. (See Hoffmann and Hoffman.)
Hoffmann. Jacob, and E. C. Hoffman, Cleveland, Ohio. Clothes-line holder
Holland, Elias C. (See Muther, Woodward, and Holland.)
Holmes, Booth & Haydens. (See Hayden, Hiram W., assignor.)
Holmes & Edwards Silver Company. (See Campbell, Ernest W., assignor.)
Holmes & Edwards Silver Company. (See Rock, John H., assignor.)
Holmes & Edwards Silver Company. (See Smith, Sidney, assignor.)
Homer, George E., Boston, Mass. Spoon
Hopson, John, Jr., New London, assignor to Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn.
Clock-case
Hopson, John, Jr., New London, assignor to Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn.
Clock-case
Hopson, John, Jr., New London, assignor to Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn.
Clock case
Hopson, John, Jr., New London, assignor to Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn.
Clock-case
Hopson, John, Jr., New London, assignor to Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn.
Clock-case
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Carpet
Horau, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Carpet
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Carpet
23,050
23,051
23.052
23,053
23,054
23,081
23,197
23,108
23,?25
23,755
23,756
23,757
23,758
23,759
23,760
23,827
23,828
23,829
23,644
23,329
23,640
23,382
23,892
23,258
23,782
23,f89
23,462
23.403
23,355
23,096
23,861
23,257
23,402
23.447
23.477
23,506
23,667
23,113
23,136
23,149
23.000
23,773
23,774
23,775
23,809
23,391
23,726
23.450
23.657
23,713
23,739
23,564
23,079
23,325
23,060
22,999
23,898
23,043
23,321
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
June 5
Sept. 11
June 19
Dec. 25
May 8
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
July 17
June 26
June 12
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
May 8
June 26
July 10
I July 17
July 24
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
June 19
Oct. 23
July 10
Sept. 25 ;
Oct. 23 I
Oct. 23 1
Aug. 14 I
Feb. 20
i
June 5
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
May 29 I 67 i 1184
66
66
67
69
67
783
1763
68 405
67 ! 1714
67 1440
67
67
68
68
68
69
66
66
66
69
69
69
67
69
69
C8
66
I
67 ! 1322
66 I 1160
66 j 166
69 1 1764
66 997
23,379
June 19
67
1563
23,696
Oct.
16
69
361
23,697
Oct.
16
69
361
23,698
Oct.
16
69
361
23.723
Oct.
23
69
501
23,724
Oct.
23
69
501
23,233
May
1
07
669
23,441
July
10
68
273
23,442
July
10
68
273
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahefical list of designs — Contiuued.
377
Ifame, residence, and desisrn.
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J. , assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Car-
pet-border," &.B
Hornberger, Louis, assignor to Edward Miller & Company, Meriden, Conn. Lamp-burner
Horner, Samuel E., Swarthmore, Pa. Sink -
Horton, Louis R., assignor to J. B. & S. M. Knowles Company, Providence, R. I. Spoon or similar
article
Horton, Louis K., assignor to J. B. & S. M. Knowles Company, Providence, K. I. Handle for
spoons, &c
Ho.=ikin8, Frederick, Birmingham, England. Bedstead
Hotchkiss, Charles A., assignor to Ives & Williams, Bridgeport, Conn. Toy-cap exploder
Howard Sterling Company. (See Wientge, Charles C, assignor.)
Howe, Edwin J., assignor of one-half to G. R. Howe, Newark, N. J. Communion-service tray
Howe, George R. (See Howe, Edwin J., assignor.)
Hubbell, Harvey, Bridgeport, Conn. Electric- wire fastening
Hullhorst, "William G., assignor to Ransom & Randolph Company, Toledo, Ohio. Dental cabinet ..
Hullhorst, William G., assignor to Ransom &; Randolph Company, Toledo, Ohio. Dental cabinet ..
Hns.«, William C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wall-fixture for counters
Huss, William C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wall-fixture for counters
Huss, William C., Cincinnati, Ohio. Wall-fixture for counters
Huss. William C., Cincinnati, Ohio. Sales-counter ,
Hutchins, William 0., Providence, R. L Finger-ring
Ihlenhurg, Herman, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Type Founders Company, Newark,
N. J. Font of printing-type
Indiana Stove Works. (See Fischer, Jacob, assignor.)
Ingalls, Cliarles L., assignor of one-half to 0. P. Davis, Lowell, Mass. Drinking-cup
Ives & Williams. (See Hotchkiss, Charles A., assignor.)
Ivins, Eugene. Philadelphia, Pa. Cracker or similar article
J. B. & S. M. Knowles (Jompany. (See Horton, Louis R., assignor."
J. D. Bergen Company. (See Bergen, James D., assignor.)
J. & E. Stevens Company. (See Bailey, Charles A., assignor.)
J. L. Mottlron Works. (Sea Peet, William C, assignor.)
Jackson, Austin F., assignor to Reed & Barton Corporation, Taunton, Mass. Handle for spoons,
&c.
Jackson, Austin F., assignor to Reed <t Barton Corporation, Taunton, Mass. Handle for spoons, &C-
Jacobs, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Frame for vault-lights
Jac'bs, Jacob. New York, N. Y. Lens for vault-lights
Jacobs, Winthrop L., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston,
Mass. Carpet
Jansen, Edward, New York, N. Y. Fancy box
Johnson, Abbott L., Muncie, Ind. Railway bulletin-board
Johnson, Robert M., Hainesport. N. J. Preserve-jar cap
Juhring, William L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle
Juhring, William L.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle *
Kaempen, Folkeit, Jr., assignor to Gem City Stove Manufacturing Company, Quincy, 111. Stove or
ran ge .
Kahu &. Bros., F. &. L. (See Kabn, Lazard, assignor.)
Kahn <fc Bros., F. & L. (See Kabn and Speck, assignors.)
Kahn, Lazard, assignor to F. <fc L. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Stove-door
Kahn, Lazard, assignor to F. & L. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Gas-burner
Kahn, Lazard, assignor to F. & L. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Gas-stove
Kahn, Lazard, assignor to F. <fe L. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Gas-stove
Kahn, Lazard, and A. Speck, assignors to F. &. L. Kahn & Bros., Hamilton, Ohio. Stove
Kahn, Leopold, New York, N. Y. Ornamental metallic wrapper
Kaiser, Alexander, Stockton, Cal. Souvenir spoon
Kaltenbach, Edward J., St. Louis, Mo. Bonbon
Kampfe, Frederick, R., and 0., Brooklyn, N. Y. Razor-strop
Kampfe, Frederick, R., and 0., Brooklyn, N. Y. Razor-strop
Kampfe, Frederick, R., and O., Brooklyn, N. Y. Razor-hanJle
Kampfe, Otto. (See Kampfe, Frederick, R., and 0.)
Kampfe, Richard. (See Kampfe. Frederick, R., and 0.)
Keegan, William. (See Walsh, Keegan, and Finucan.)
Keen & Hagerty. (See Wagandt, Charles L., assignor.)
Keep, James M., assignor to Tower Manufacturing and Novelty Company, New York, N. Y. Pen-
rack stand
Keil & Son, Francis. (See Sotscheck, Charles, assignor.)
Keller, John F.. St. Louis, Mo. Badge
Kellogg, WilliamP., Troy, N. Y. Currycomb
Kelsey, William A., Meriden, Conn. Photograph-mount
Kelsh, Charles. (See Lipper and Kelsh.)
Kemp, Edward M., Rhinelander, Wis. Screen door
Kemp, William A. , San Francisco, Cal. Parlor-arch
Kennedy, Thomas R. (See King and Kennedy.) .
Kent & Stanley Company. (See Cabot, Harry H., assignor.)
Kerngood, Herman, IJaltimore, Md., assignor to Perfect Clasp Company of Baltimore City, of Ma-
ryland. Hasp for garmeut-fasteners
Kerngood, Herman, Baltimore, Md., assignor to Perfect Clasp Company of Baltimore City, of Ma-
ryland. Hook for carment-fasteners
Kerr, Robert T. (See Gist, John A. L., assignor.)
Ketchum, Oliver W., Toronto, Canada. Sheet-metal pulley
Ketterer, Gustav, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to M. H. Birge &■ Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper ..
Kiefer, Frederick E , Bridgeport, Conn. Paper-holder
Kinder, Emory J. (See Qriinn, John F., assignor.)
King, Ed ward J., and T. R. Kennedy, assignors to Co-Operative Foundry Company, Rochester, N. Y.
Stove.
No.
King, John B., and G. W. Carhart, Bath Beach, N. Y. Case for cash fare-registers
Kinne, Alfred A., Minneapolis, Minn. Oil-stove
K^jellstrom, Mary S., New York, N. Y. Fabric-renovator
Koeuig, Henry L., Boles, Mo. Meat-trimming knife
Kohraan, William A. (See Potteiger and Kohman.)
Krdtk^, Matej, Hemingford, Nebr. Follower for culinary vessels
Krouse, Andrew. (See Mosman, Charles F., assignor.)
Krouse, Andrew. (See Siebeit, George C, assignor.)
Krous», Andrew, Bridgeport, Conn. Cane-handle
Krouse, Andrew, Bridgeport, Conn. Support for pincushions
'-i3,4?5
23,722
23,632
23,494
23,719
23,710
23,356
23,901
23,322
23.189
23,?52
23,454
23,455
23,555
23,706
23,210
23,164
23,682
23,078
23,020
23,515
23,082
23,083
23,231
23,330
23,918
23,144
23,352
23,380
23,612
23,014
23,504
23,505
23,854
23,553
23,115
23.019
23,646
23,401
23,576
23,699
23,677
23,884
23,872
23,022
23,338
23,453
Date.
July 17
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
July 24
Oct. 23
Oct. IG
June 12
Dec. 25
May 29
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
July 10
July 10
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Oct, 9
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
July 31
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
June 5
Dec. 25
Mar. 20
June 12
June 19
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
July 24
July 24
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
June 26
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
June 5
July 10
23.255 May 8
23.256 May 8
23,476 July 17
23,694 Oct. )6
23,446 July 10
23,611
23.563
23,709
23,711
23,659
23,012
23,039
23,040
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Oct. IG
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Official
Gazette.
66
66
68 I
68 I
69 I
G8 !
66 i
66
68
67
68
69
69
69
69
06
67
68
408
501
1270
525
500
363
1440
1764
1185
265
1354
275
276
765
362
520
132
236
1303
838
648
1303
1303
1323
1767
1888
1440
1564
1138
646
527
527
1355
765
1750
837
1514
1714
1015
361
116
1762
1499
838
1325
275
407
360
274
1138
908
363
499
1623
C4G
996
9"6
378
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
Kame, residence, and design.
Kroasc, Andrew, Bridceport, Conn. Support for pincushions
Krouse. Charles C, Williamsport, Pa. Buckle
L. Wolff Manufactnrlns Company. (See Gavin, John H., assignor.)
Lambert, "William 3?., Millbrae, dal. Picture-frame
Landau, Maurice, and A. Traxler, St. Louis, Mo. Shoe-stand
Lane, George (See Lane, John G. and G.)
Lane, John G. and G., Poughkeep.s!e, N. Y. Nut
Langenhach, Edward A., Canton, Ohio. Metallic innishing-plate
Langenbach, Edward A., Canton, Ohio. Metal finishing-plate
Langenbach, Edward A., Canton, Ohio. Metallic fini.shing-plate
Langenbach, Edward A., assignor to Berger Manufacturing Company, Canton, Ohio. Eiuishing-
plate .
Elnishing-
Orua-
Molding for picture-frames, &c.
Molding for picture-frames, ifec.
Bottle ..-.
Langenbach, Edward A , assignor to Berger Manufacturing Company, Canton, Ohio,
plate
Larkin, Hugh, assignor to Ansonia 0. & C. Company, Ansonia, Conn. Suspender-end
Larsen. Iveft, Chicago, 111. Badge
Law, John G. (See Vautier. John J., assignor.)
Lawrence, George"W., Eau (ilaire, "Wis. Eemovahle side flue for refrigerators
Lawson, Henry S., West Bergen, N. J., assignor to C. Whitman <fc Co., New York, N. Y.
mental fabric
Lazarus, Augustus A., et al. (See Lipper and Kelch, assignors.)
Leding, 3lobert, Washington, D. C. Spoon
Lee, Carlton H., Boston, Mass. Bottle
Lee, James E. (See Torsch and Lee.)
Leggett, Walter L, Galesburg, 111. Scraper for kitchen utensils
Lendry, Alice. (See Adler, Julius, assignor.)
Lewis & Brother. (See Cryer, Arthur, assignor.)
Leyson, John H., Butte, Mont. Badge
Lichteuberger. William , Savanna, 111. Pipe-head for chain-pumps
Liebmann, Rudolph, Allentown, Pa. Picturo-frame ^ ,
Liebmann, Rudolph, Allentown, Pa. Picture-frame
Liebmann, Rudolph, Allentown, Pa. Picture-frame
Liebmann, Rudolph, Allentown, Pa. Picture-frame
Liebmann, Rudolph, New York, N. Y. Picture-frame
Lindenberg, Charles H., Columbus, Ohio. Sword-scabbard
Lindenbere, Charles H., Columbus, Ohio. Sword-scabbard
Lindner, Ernst, New York, N. Y. Key for gas-cocks
Lines, John , assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Com pany, Waterbury, Conn. Oil-can
Lipper, Ben.iamin, Philadelphia, Pa. Braid ,
Lipper, Benjamin, Philadelphia, Pa. Braid
Lipper, Benjamin, and C. Kelsh, assignors to A. A. Lazarus, I. A. Schwarz, and B. Lipper, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Trimming
Lipper, Benjamin, and C. Kelsh, assignors to A. A. Lazarus, I. A. Schwarz, afldB. Lipper, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Trimming >
Lipper & Co., M. W. (See Liicke, William, assignor.)
Lippi, Lawrence, assignor to R. W. Aub6 & Son, New York, N.Y.
Lippi, Lawrence, assignor to R. W. Aub6 & Sou, New York, N. Y.
Lloyd, George, Brooklyn, assignor to M. Calm, iSTew York, N. Y.
Lloyd, John H., Toledo, Ohio. Monument
Lloyd , Walter J. , Pcabndy , Mass. Brush-handle
Lockwood, James F., Philadelphia, Pa. Mirror-frame
Low, Abbot A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Change-holder
Box
(See Fisher, Edwin, assignor.)
(See Horau. Henry, assignor.)
(See Jacobs, Winthrop L., assignor.)
(See Sauer, Emil G., assignor.)
Lowney, Walter M., assignor to Walter M. Lowney Company, Boston, Mass. Bonbon
Liicke,' William, assignor to M. W. Lipper & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Suspender-webbing
Ludwig, John, Erie, Colo. Holder for toothpicks, &c
Mabille, Philippe F., Cambridge, Mass. Organ-case
Macneal, CliarlesB., assignor to E. Macneal, Philadelphia, Pa. Game-board ,
Macneal, Elizabeth. (See Macneal, Charles B., assignor.)
Maddock Pottery Company. (See May, Charles A., assignor.)
Magee, Frank A., Wenham, and F. W. Osborne, Ballardvale, assignors (o Magee Furnace Com-
pany, Boston, Ma.ss. Cooking stove or range
Magee Furnace Company. (See Magee and Osborne, assignors.)
Magee Furnace Company. (See Osborne. Frederick W., assignor.)
Maillot, John W., assignor to F. M. Whiting & Co., North Attleborough, Mass. Handle for
spoons, &c
Manly, William M.. Chicago. 111. Twine-holder
Marchotti, Giulio, Halifax, England. Carpet
Carpet
Cai-pet :
Carpet
Carpet
Woven fabric
Woven fabric
Woven fabric
Woven fabric
Woven fabric
Woven fabiic
Woven fabric
Mason, Edward F.. et al. (See Chadwick, John H., assignor.)
Matthews, Henry B., New York, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
M.atthews & Willard Manufacturing Company. (See Miller, John C, assignor.)
Mattliews & Willard Manufacturing Company. (See Miller and Sclimitz, assignors.)
May, Charles A., assignor to Maddock Pottery Company, Trenton, N. J. Cover-dish
Mayer. Max. New York, N. Y. Display-rack
Mc Arthur, Warren, Chicago, 111. Heating-stove
McElroy, James F., Albany N. Y. Radiator
McElroy, James F.. Albany,' N. Y. Radiator
McElroy, James F., Albany, N. Y., assignor to Consolidated Car Heating Company, Wheeling,
W. Va. Electrical radiator
Low, Abbot A., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
23,400
June 26
67
17U
23,712
Oct. 23
69
499
23,150
Mar. 27
66
2045
23,508
July 24
68
527
23,025
Jan. 30
66
839
93,102 I Mar. 27
Marchetti, Giulio, Halifax, England.
Marchetti, Giulio, Halifax, England.
Marcbetli, Giulio, Halifax, England.
Marchetti, Giulio, Halifax. England.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
Marks, Louis A., New York, N. Y.
23.057
Feb.
13
66
1160
23,521
July
31
68
049
23,362
June
12
67
1441
23,363
June
12
67
1442
23,407
July
3
68
1.34
23,438
July
10
68
272
23,439
July
10
68
273
23,791
Nov.
13
69
936
23,792
Nov.
13
09
936
23,793
Nov.
•13
C9
936
23,794
Nov.
13
69
936
23.795
Nov.
13
69
936
23,796
Nov.
13
69
936
23,797
Nov.
13
69
937
23,622
Sept.
4
08
1268
23,077
Feb.
20
66
1302
23,655
Sept.
25
68
1623
23,877
Dec.
11
69
1499
23,339
June
5
67
1325
23,630
Sept.
4
68
1269
23,426 July 3
C8
136
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
379
Name, residence, and design.
Molntyre, Frank, Brooklyn, assignor to Eagle Pencil Company, New Tork, N. T. Lead-pencil
Mclutyre, Frank, Brooklyn, assignor to Eagle Pencil Company, New Tork, N. T. Lead-pencil. - -
Mclntyre, Frank, assignor to Eagle Pencil Company, New Tork, N. T. Penholder
Molntyre, Frank, assignor to Eagle Pencil Company, New Tork, N. T. Penholder
McKay, Eobert, Detroit, Mich. Tool-holder
McLean, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Arm-chair
McLean, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Settee
McNamara, James H., Chicago, HI. Trunk fastener
Meade, Thomas. (See Bryan, Moore, and Meade.) ^
Menham, A. A. (See Wood, Frederick H., assignor.)
Meriden Bronze Company. (See Tokel, Franz, assignor.)
Meriden Cutlery Company. (See Curtiss, Homer A., assignor.)
Meikels, John B., and M. Bievesh, Chicago, 111. Combined key-ring and guard
Mevley, John A., Canton, Ohio. Bnilding-block-
Merriam, Frederick J. (See Sears, James A. W"., assignor.)
Merriraan, Hugh P., New Berlin, N. T. Currycomb
Metcalf, AV. Howard. (See Miutzer, Harry, assignor.)
Miles, Alfred S., Brooklyn, N. T. Hat-bni.sh ,.
Miller, John C, assignorto Matthews & Willard Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Slab
for table- tops
Miller, John C, assignor to Matthews & "Willard Manufacturing Company^ "Waterbury, Conn. Slab
for table-tops
Miller, John C, assignor to Matthews & WillardManufacturing Company, "Waterbury, Conn. Slab
for table-tops
Miller, John C., assignor to Matthews & WillardManufaoturingCompany, "Waterbury, Conn. Base
for lanv
Miller, .John C. , assignorto Matthews & "Willard Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury, Conn. Base
for lamps
Miller,. John C, assignor to Matthews &. "Willard Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Base
for lamps.
Miller, John C, and E. Schmitz, assignors to Matthews & Willard Manufacturing Company, Wa-
terbury, Conn. Lamp-fount holder
Miller, Theodore, Detroit, Mich. Stove
Miller, Theodore, Detroit, Mich. Stove
Millei-, Theodore, Detroit, Mich. Stove
Millbiser, Gustavus, Richmond, "Va. Tobacco-bag
Mintzer, Harry, assignor of one-half to W. H. Metcalf, Philadelphia, Pa. Shutter bower and fas-
tener
Mix, Edward H., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn. Padlock-
case
Mix, Frank W., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, StamfoM, Conn. Padlock-
case
Mockford. Arthur, Westches'er, assignorto R. Currie, New Tork, N. T
Mofiitt-West Drug Company. (See "VVest, Courtney H., assignor.)
Moon, Robert G. (See Walker, William, assignor.)
Moore, Irby M. (See Bryan, Moore, .nnd Meade.)
Morgan, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Woven fabric
Hoof-pad .
Morgan, .John B., Philadelphia, Pa. W'ven fabric .
Morgan, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Woven fabric -
Morgan, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Woven fabric
Morgan, John B., Philadelphi.a, Pa. Woven fabric
Morgan, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Woven fabric
Moriijon, Wjlliam, Montclair, N. J. Battery-case
Morrow, Andrew J., Philadelphia, Pa. Color-plate ,
Mosman, Charles F., Bridgeport, Conn. Mirror-frame
Mosmau, Charles F., assignor to A. ICrouse, Bridgeport, Conn. Picture-frame
Mosman, Charles F., assignorto A. Krouse, Bridgeport, Conn. Picture-frame
Mott , Benjamin L, Brooklyn, N. T. Bottle
Mount Washington Glass Company. (See Singleton, Thomas, Jr., assignor.)
Mueller, George A., assignorto W. B. Durgin, Concord, N. H. Handle for spoons, &c
Miiller, Josephine, New Tork, N. T. Trimming
Mulligan, .Joseph, ShefBekl, England. Ventilator
Mutber, Lorenz, Oak Park, R. G. Woodward, Wankegan, and E. C. Holland, Austin, assignors to
Union Special Sewing Machine Company, Chicago, 111. Sewing-machine frame
Nashawannuck Manufacturing Company. (See Candee, Edward D., assignor.)
Nathan, Benjamin. New Tork, N. T. Boot ,
Neal, James, and F. .J. Ziron, Bridgeport, Conn. Picture-frame
Neelin, William J., Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. Fence-post
Neil, John B., New Tork, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Rug
Neil, JohuB., New Tork, N. T., assignorto M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Neil, John B., New Tork, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, M ss. Rug
Nellis, Emery D., assignor to Bridge ife Beach Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo. Stove
Nellis, Emery D., assignor to Bridge &. Beach Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo. Stove
Nepper, William F.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Paving-block
Newell, Augustus, (jbicago. 111. Key for musical instruments
Newell, Joseph K. (See Parker, Newell and Turnbull.)
Nicholson, Samuel T. (See Shaw, Robert B., assignor.)
NoUey, David D., Wilson, assignorto B. H. Tyson, Raleigh, N. C. Seal-lock hasp
Novelty Manufacturing Company. (See Boeck, Charles H., assignor.)
O'Byrne, William F., Orange, N.' J. Mortise-lock case.
O'Callahan. John, Philadelphia, Pa. Badge
O'Connor, .Tames J., assignorto C. Dorflinger & Sons, White Mills, Pa. Glass vessel
O'Dwyer, William TI., New Tork. N. T. Ash reci;iver
Ober, George H., Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Sad-iron handle
Odgers, John P., assignor to A. M. Collins Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Photo-
graphic-card mount
Odgers, John P. , assignor to A. M. Collins Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Photo-
graphic-card mount '
Olsson, Per O., Marshall, Minn. Rope-clamp frame
Omwake, John, assignor to United States Printing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Back for playing-
cards
Omwake, John, assignor to United States Printing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Backs of plaving-
cards * ' ,
No.
23,211
23,212
23,501
23, .'502
23,658
23,471
23,472
23,178
23,242
23,063
23,041
ii3,367
23,285
23,286
23,318
23,672
23,673
23,674
23,671
23,427
23,428
23,429
23,414
23,423
23,642
23,686
23,701
23,835
23,836
23,837
23,838
23,839
23,840
23,916
23,913
23,654
23,388
23,751
23,275
23,170
23,746
23,029
23,813
23,234
23,451
23,741
2.3,781
23,783
S3,s67
23,070
23,071
23,919
23,166
Date.
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
July 24
July 24
Sept. 25
July 17
July 17
Apr. 10
May 1
Fet. 13
Sept. 11
June 10
May 22
May 22
May 29
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Official
Gazette.
Oct.
July
July
July-
July
July 3
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
I Dec. 25
Dec. 25
i Sept. 25
June 19
Oct. 30
May 15
! Apr. 10
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
May 1
July 10
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Nov. 6 I
Dec. 11 I
Feb. 13 I
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
23,801 , Nov. 13
23,779
23.463
23,807
23,110
23,525
i Nov. 0
July 17
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
July 31
23,518 July 31
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
23,692
23,870
23,135 Mar. 20
23,238 I May 1
6
o
1"
07
520
07
520
08
526
68
526
68
1623
68
406
68
406
67
263
67
670
66
1161
68
1385
67
1562
67
1058
67
1058
67
1184
69
115
69
115
69
115
09
115
68
137
68
137
68
137
68
135
68
136
68
1385
69
237
69
361
09
1352
69
1352
69
1352
69
1352
69
1352
69
1352
69
1767
69
1766
68
1622
67
1565
09
634
67
921
67
262
09
633
60
839
09
939
07
069
68
275
69
503
69
783
69
783
09
1498
66
1162
06
1162
69
1767
67
132
■ 69
937
69
783
68
405
09
938
66
1749
68
650
68
049
69
360
69
1498
66
1886
67 I 669
380
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
Name, residence, and design.
Official
Gazette.
Osborre. Charles, assignor to Whiting Manufacturing Company, New York, K. Y. Handle for
spoons, &c
Odborne, Charles, assignor to "Whiting Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Handle for
forks, &c
Osborne, Frederick. (See Magee and Osborne.)
Osborne, Frederick W., Ballard Vale, assignor to Magee Furnace Company, Boston, Mass. Base for
cooking-stoves
Osterman, "William J., Richmond, Va. Fork-scraper
Ostlund, Louis, 'New London, Minn. Chair «.
Converter-box
(See Ratcliff, Frederick, assignor.)
(See Eoscoe, Albert J., assignor.)
(See Singleton, Thomas, Jr., assignor.)
(See Thompson, Frederic L., assignor.)
Hammocli ,
Hammock
Packard, James "W., "Warren, Ohio.
Pairpoint Manufacturing Company.
Pairpoint Manufacturing Company.
Pairpoint Manufacturing Company.
Pairpoint Manufacturing Company.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletowu, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Mkldletown, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletowu, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, CJonn.
Palmer, Isaa;E., Middletown, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, Conn.
Palmer, Isaac B., Middletown, Conn.
Hammock
Hammock
Hammock
Hammock
Hammock
Hammock
Hammock-hook
Hammock-hook ,
Park, Thomas J., Rensselaer, Mo. "Washer
Parker, Henry F., New York, N. Y.,assignor to H.A.Penrose, New London, Conn. Flying target
Parker, Henry S. (See Fountain and Parker.)
Parker, Simon B., J. K. Newell, and J. A. TurnbuU, Springfield, Mass. Grave-marker
Patterson. "William J., Ellwood City, Pa. Lamp-chimney
Payne, Mary C, South Haven, Mich. Dust pan
Peahody. Mike, New York, N. Y. Closet-shield
Peck, Edmund E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Student-chair
Peck, Lee, Lansing, Mich. Stove
Peeps, William H., assignor to Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, Back bar
Peet, William C, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Leg for bath-tubs
Peets, Cyrus B., New Haven. Conn. Spoon
Pegel, Julius G., assignor to W. T. Smith & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Woven fabric
Peirce, John E., Dayton, Ohio. Grocery-cabinet
Peirce, John E., and H. I. Shinkle, Dayton, Ohio. Display-cabinet
Penrose, Halleck A. (See Parker, Henry F., assignor.)
Perfect Clasp Company of Baltimore City. (See Kerngood, Herman, assignor.)
Pernetz, Leopold, New Yoik, N. Y. Pattern or tool for garment-designers
~ ■'" " ' " Monument
Monument
Monument
Monument
Monument
Monument
Monument
Monument.. -
(See Ellis, Franklin, assignor.)
Spool-holder box
Screen-door frame
No.
Perry, "William H., Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H , Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H., Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H., Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H., Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H., Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H., Concord, N. H.
Perry, William H., Concord, N. H.
Petti bone Manufacturing Company.
Phelps, Francis A., Baltimore, Md.
Phillips, Winfield B., Fenton, Mich.
Piaget, Louis A., Paterson, N. J. Pickle-fork.
Pickard, Lizzie, Toronto, Canada. Sink-strainer
Pitt, Walter H. (See Sittmann and Pitt.)
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company. (See Atwood, Lewis J., assignor.)
Podbury, Thomas B., Hyde Park, Mass. Handkerchief
Pope, John M. (See Barlow and Pope.)
Porro, Richard S., New York, N. Y. Belt-pocket
Porter, Lansing L., Evanston, 111. Geometrical block
Potteiger, Henry "W., and W. A. Kohman, Reading, Pa. Clothes-pounder
Poujol, Scipion, New "Tork, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper^
Poujol, Scipion, New York, assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Bulfalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Powers, Patrick, Troy, Pa. Fire-pot for forges
Pratt, Robert H., Maraaroneck, N. Y., assignor to Wheeler Corrugating Company, Wheeling, W.
Va. Finishing-plate
Premier Egg Cup Company. (See Hill, William R., assignor.)
Progress Novelty Manufacturing Company. (See "Van Denbergh, Henry T., assignor.)
Putnam, "WUIiam H., Rome, N. Y. Alphabet for sign-letters
Pyle, Katharine, Wilmington, Del., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. Wall-paper
Quimby, William E., Orange, N. J. Screw -
Qmnn, John F., Cohoes, N. Y., assignor of one-half to E. J. Kinder, Boston, Mass. Shirt
Rader, Frances, Prescott, Wis. Lamp-heater
Randall, Silas H., Wyoming, Ohio. Bracket
Ransom & Randolph Company. (See Hullhorst, William G., assignor.)
Ratcliff, Fi;ed6rick, assignor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Mass. Tray
Ratcliff, Frederick, assignor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Mass. Pronged
standard.
Redgrave, Montague, Jersey City, N.J. Musical instrument
Redon, Martial, Limoges, France. Covered dish
Redon, Martial, Limoges, France. Cup
Redon, Martial, Limoges, France. Cup
Reed &- Barton Corporation. (See Jackfon, Austin F., assignor.)
Remington, John 0., Hingham, Mass. Shade-tassel
Rhind, Frank, Meriden, assignortoBridgeport. Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Bicycle-lantern
Rhodes, George E., Shreveport, La. Watch-charm, &c
Rich, George W., assignor to F. H. Conant's Sons, Camden, N. Y. Chair-seat
Richards, Willard F. Buffalo, N. Y. Threshold-plate
Richards, Willard F., Buffalo, assignor to Gould Coupler Company, New York, N. Y. Threshold-
plate
Rieman & Dawson. (See Robinson, Henry J., assignor.)
Robinson, Henry J., assignor to Riera.an &. Dawson, Wa.shington, D. C. Spoon, &c
23,209
23,720
23,069
23,173
23,425
23,143
23,302
23,303
23,304
23,305
23,306
23,307
23,308
23,309
23,349
23,350
23.551
23,027
23,744
23,675
23,676
23,561
23,066
23,855
23,028
23,351
23,099
23,787
23,117
23,118
23,732
23,228
23,340
23,364
23,405
23,406
23,457
23 615
23,745
23,750
23,319
23,860
23,199
23,798
23,683
23,086
23.357
23,623
23,024
23,479
23,915
23,533
23,815
23,336
23,095
23,736
23,223
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
July 3
Mar. 20
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
June 12
June 12
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
June 12
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
June 5
June 12
June 26
June 26
July 10
i Aug. 28
I Oct. 23
t
Oi-t. .30
May 29
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
June 12
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
July 17
Dec. 25
Aug.
i Nov.
i June
Mar.
! Oct.
Apr.
23,1U Mar. 13
23,182
23,239
23,213
23,280
23,281
23,259
23,582
23,857
23,452
23,390
23,705
23,747
i Apr. 10
May 1
Apr. 24
May 22
May 22
May 15
Aug. 21
Dec. 11
July 10
June 19
Oct. 10
Oct. 30
69
67
362
633
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
381
Name, resicleHce, and desi^.
No.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
Kug.
Rug...
Carpet.
Carpet.
Hock, John H., assignor to Holmes & Edwards Silver Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Handle for
spoons, &o
Eockwell, George, Meriden, assignor to Rogers & Brother, 'Waterbury, Conn. Handle for spoons, &c
Rockwell, George, Meriden, assignor to Rogers & Brother, "Waterbury, Conn. Spoon
Eoessle, Marcus C, "Washington, D. C. Body for coffee or tea pots
Rogers, Arthur G., assignor to C. Rogers & Bros., Meriden, Conn. Spoon
Rogers & Bros., C. (See Rogers, Arthur G., assignor.)
Rogers & Brother. (See Rockwell, George, assignor.)
Roscoe, Albert J"., assignor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Mass. Box
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. Y., assignor to M. -J. Whittall, "Worcester, Mass. Rug or carpet.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, "Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, "Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whitiall, "Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, "Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, "Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Ai-thur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, "Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, "Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, "Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N, T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, "Worcester, Mass. "
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. "Whittall, Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. AYhitt.ill, Worcester, Mass.
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Rag
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Rug
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., .assignor to M. J. Whittall. Worcester, Mass. Carpot
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N..T., assignor to M. J. Whittall, Worcester, Mass. Carpft
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to Worcester Carpet Company, of Massachusetts. Car-
pet-body.
Carpet.
Carpet.
Carpet.
Carpet .
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to Worcester Carpet Company, of Massachusetts. Car-
pet-border
Rose, Arthur M., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to Worcester Carpet Company, of Massachusetts. Car-
pet.
Ross & Co., A. M. (See Brand, Harrison, assignor.)
Rowe, George E., assignor of "one-half to N. B. Stevens, Boston, Mass. Caster
Royal Metal Manufacturing Company. (See Golde, Robert, assignor.)
Ruedisale, William J., Detroit, Mich. Eish-soaler
Ruppel, Henry. (See Dangler and Ruppel.)
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company. (See Burgess, Charles M., assignor.)
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company. (See Russell, Henry E., assignor.)
Russell, Henry E., assignor to Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Shelf-bracket
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company. (See Dixon, Robert M., assignor.)
Samuels, Ben.iamin S., New Tork, N. T. Book-marker
Saner, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Car-
pet.
Sauer, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Car-
pet
Sauer, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Companj-, Boston, Mass. Car-
pet .
Sauer, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Car-
pet
Sauer, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Car-
pet.
Savell, William B. (See Graham and Savell.)
Scattergood, Charles F., Albany, N. T. Transmitter-dial
Scattergood, Charles F., Albany, N. T. Dial for electrical annunciators
Schack, Sarah J., Chicago, 111. Child's waist
Seheer, William, Arverne, N. T. Brooch
Scheer, William, Arverne, N. T. Brooch
Seheer, William, Arverne, N. T. Brooch
Scheer, William, Arverne, N. T. Brooch
Schenck, Se'wardD., Binghamton, N. T. Spoon
Scheuer, Herman. (See Zimmermann. Rudolph, assignor.)
Schlaopfer, Charles, Paterson, N. J. Pattern for textile fabrics
Sehmitz, Edward. (See Miller and Schmitz.)
Schofiekl, George N., etal. (See Chadwick, John H., assignor.)
SchofieUl, Mason & Co. (See Chadwick, John H., assignor.)
Schrader, Charles F., assignor to Hero Fruit Jar Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Atomizer-top
Schuck, "Talentine G., assignor to Sntro Bros. Braid Company, New Tork, N. T. Braid
Schuck, "Valentine (>., assignor to Sutro Bros. Braid (Company, New Tork, N. T. Braid
Schueler, Richard J. (See Fay and Schneler.)
Schuessler, Henry, Amity ville, N. T. Mirror-frame
Schumm, .Jacob (x.. La Porte, Ind. Cabinet
Schiitz, Mari, New Tork, N. T. Hair-crimper
Schwarz, Isaac A., et al. (See Lipper and Kelsh, assignors.)
Schwickait. Philip, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lens for vault-lights
Scott, William, Medford, Mass. Bath-tub
Scott, William J., Boston, Mass. Ambulance-body
Scovill Manufacturing Company. (See Lines, John, assignor.)
Scovill Manufacturing Company. (See Sperry, Mark L., assignor.)
Sears, James A. W., Menominee, assignor of two-thirds to F. J. Merriam, Gladstone, Mich. Wash-
board-plate
Sedgwick, Clarence W. , New Tork, N. T. Pocket-case
Sedgwick, Clarence "W., New Tork, N. T. Pocket-box
Sedgwick. Clarence W., New Tork, N. T. Pocket-box
Servadio, Giacomo, Newport, R. I. Booth
Shaw & Kaiser. (See Shaw, Ora D.. assignor.)
Shaw, Ora D., Chelsea, assignor to Shaw & Kaiser, Boston, Mass. Cap
Shaw, Peter, Brooklyn, N. T. Globe, shade, &c
Shaw, Robert B., assignor of one-half to S. T. Nicholson, Washington, N. C. Music-leaf turner...
Sheldon, Mark A., Detroit, Mich. Holder for curling-irons
23,108
23,172
23,196
23,882
23,652
23,191
23.031
23,056
23,075
23,092
23,262
23,532
23.784
23,785
23,786
23,843
23,844
23,845
23,846
23,863
23,864
23,865
23,866
23,880
23,881
23,888
23,821
23,822
23,823
23,688
23,752
23,610
23,076
23,232
23,635
23,693
23,841
23,842
23,111
23,112
23,132
23,458
23,459
23,460
23,461
23,690
23,165
23,282
23,186
23,208
23,559
23,907
23,016
23,348
23,583
23,614
23,629
23,443
23,516
23,608
23,478
23,009
23,776
23,103
23.137
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
May 15
Aug. 7
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
May 1
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
July 17
July 17
July 17
July 17
Oct. 16
Apr. 3
May 22
Apr, 10
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
June 12
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
July 10
July 31
Aug. 28
July 17
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Mar- 20
382
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
Official
Gazette.
!Nanie, residence, and design.
Shephard, Jolm A., New York, N. T. Bottle-stopper
Shephard, John A., New York, N. Y. Bottle, &c
Sheppard, Franklin L., et al. (See Gobeille, Joseph L., assignor.)
Sheppard, Howard E., et al. (See Gobeille, Joseph L. , assignor.)
Sheppard, Isaac A., et, al. (See Gobeille, Joseph L., assignor.)
Shiebler, George "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Back for brushes, cfec
Shiebler, George "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Metallic border
Shiebler, George "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Spoon-handle, &c
Shiebler, George W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Spoon, &c
Shinkle, Harrv I. (See Peirce and Shinkle.)
Sboudv, Fred G., Eockford, 111. Cabinet
Shoudy, FredG., Eockford, 111. Cabinet
Siebeit, George C., a.ssignor to A. Krouse, Bridgeport, Conn. Vase
Siegel, Hermann, New York, N. Y. Glass vessel
Siliierstein, Samuel, Pittsburg, Pa. Conductor for water
Silbersteiu, Samuel, Pittsburg, Pa. Eaves-trough
Sill Stove Works. (See Barnes, William H., assignor.)
Simmons & Co., E. F. (See Sweet, Jo.seph L., assignor.)
Simmons, William H., Syracuse, N. Y. Hame
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Company. (See Clulee, John, assignor.)
Singleton, Thomas, Jr., assignortoMountWashington Glass Company, New Bedford, Mass. Glass
essel
Singleton, Thomas,«Jr., assignor to Mount Washington Glass Company, New Bedford, Mass. Glass
vessel
Singleton, Thomas, Jr., assignor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Mass. Glass
ssel
Smith & Son, William T. (See Pegel, Julius G., assignor.)
Sittmann, Gustav, and W. H. Pitt, Brooklyn, N. Y. Case for coin-controlled machines
Slater, John, Burslem, assignor to H. Doultou & Co , London, England. Vase
Smede.", Levi K., assignor to H. E. Taylor & Co., New York, N. Y. Casket
Smith & Egge Manufactniing Company. (See Smith, Friend W., Jr., assignor.)
Smith, Ft lend W., Jr., assignor to Smitli & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Chain
Smith, Sidney, assignor to Holmes &. Edwards Silver Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Spoon, fork, &c
Smith, Sidney, Bridgeport, assignor to William Eogers Mauufaetuving Company, Hartford, Conn.
Spoon, fork, or similar article
Smith, Thomas S., St. Louis, Mo. Disinfectant-receptacle
Smith, William T., Philadelphia, Pa. Woven fabric
Smith, William T., Philadelphia. Pa. Woven fabric
Somerville, William, St. Louis, Mo. Lantern-globe
Sommer, John L., Newark, N. J. Buttou-hook, &c
Sotscheck, Charles, assignor to F. Keil &. Son, New York, N. Y. Door-pull or analogous article . ..
Spear, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Stovepipe-section,
Speck, Adam. (See Kabn and Speck.)
Sperrv, Mark L., assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Oil-can
Stark, Frank G., assignor to Carbo- Alumina Metal Company, St. Louis, Mo. Bicycle-frame
Steimer, Theodore, Findlay , Ohio. Dish
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y. Alcohol-lamp
Kettle .
Kettle
Kettle-stand
Kettle-stand
Kettle-stand ,
Kettle-stand
Chafing-dish
Stand for chafing-dishes .
Stand for chafing-dishes .
Tile-stand
Sternau, Sigmnnd, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Sternau, Sigmund, New York, N. Y.
Stevens, Nathaniel B. (See Eowe, George E., assignor.)
Stimson, Charles W. , New York, N. Y. Junction-plate
Stoneburner, George E., Des Moines, Iowa. Dial
Straus & Sons, L. (See Davies, Ben.iamin, as.signor.)
Strickler, Walter C, Philadelphia, Pa. Picture-frame
Sutphen, John A., Zanesville, Ohio. Guitar
Sutro Bros. Braid Company. (See Schuck, Valentine G., assignor.)
Swan, Henry C, Oshkosh,' Wis. Vehicle-step
Swan, Henry C, Oshkosh, Wis. Vehicle-step
Sweet, Joseph L., assignor to E. P. Simmons & Co., Attleborough, Mass. Cigar-cutter case
Symonds, John L. , Detroit, Mich. Flower-stand
Syracuse Stove Works. (See Gobeille, Joseph L., assignor.)
Tatum, Charles A., assignor to Whitall, Tatum & Co., New York, N. Y.
Tatum, Charles A., assignor to AVhitall, Tatum &. CJo., New York, N. Y.
Tatum, Charles A., as.signor to Whitall, Tatum & (!;o.. New York, N. Y.
Tatum, Charles A., assignor to Whitall, Tatum & (3o., New York, N. Y.
Tatuni, Charles A., assignor to Whitall, Tatum & Co., New York, N. Y.
chines
Taylor & Co., H. E. (See Smedes, Levi K,, assignor.)
Taylor, George H., New York, N. Y. Tnnmiiug
Taylor, George H.. New York, N. Y. Necktie
Th'eberath, John H., Newark, N. J. Scarf-pin
Theberath, John H., Newark. N. J. Scarf-pin -
Thompson, Charles C, San Diego, Cal. Spoon
Thompson, Frederic L., as.signor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, NewBedford, Mass. Sup-
port for pitchers or similar articles
Thompson, Frederic L., assignor to Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Mass. Me-
tallic pattern-strip
Thonet, August, Vienna, Austri.a-Hungary. Chair
Thonet, August, Vienna, A ustria-Hun^ary. Chair
Thornton, Edward B., Piovidence. E. I. Stick or scarf pin
Tift'any & Co. (See Curran, John T., assignor.)
Tilton, George P., assignor to Towle Manufacturing Company, Newburyport, Mass. Handle for
spoons, &c
Todd & Co., Edward. (See Todd, Edward, .Jr., assignor.)
Todd, Edward, Jr., assignor to E. Todd & Co., New York, N. Y. Tool-handle
Torrance, Francis J., Allegheny, Pa. Latrine
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle
Bottle -
Standard for tablet-ma-
23,331
23,5i7
23,643
23,8.33
23,219
23,220
23,214
23,727
23.227
23,247
23,148
23,496
23,497
23,761
23,100
23,465
,22,995
23,639
23,163
23,326
23,734
23,017
23,324
23,824
23,862
23,139
23,161
23,018
23,395
23,495
23„5';2
22,762
23,763
23,764
.'53,765
23,766
23,767
53,768
23,769
23.770
23,771
23.799
23,188
23,062
23,725
23,753
23,883
23,023
23,906
23,175
23,176
23,381
23,874
23,921
23,073
23,074
23,514
23,534
23,310
23,681
23,800
22,9il8
23,065
23,716
23,346
23,8-56
July 3
Juiy 3
.Tune 5
July 31
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
May 1
Mar. 20
July 24
July 24
Nov. 6
Apr.
10
July
17
Jan.
2
Sept
11
Apr.
3
June
5
Oct.
23
Jan.
25
June
^
Nov.
27
Dec.
11
Mar.
20
Mar.
27
Jan.
23 i
June 19 i
July
24
Aug.
7
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
fi
Nov.
6 !
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
13
Apr.
10
Feb.
13
Oct.
23
Oct.
30
Dec.
18
Jan.
30 1
Dec.
25 1
Apr.
10
Apr.
10
.rune
19
Dec.
11
Dec.
25
Feb.
20
Feb.
20
July
31
Aug.
7
May
29
Oct.
9
Nov.
13
Jan.
2
Feb.
13
Oct.
23
Aug.
14
June 12 1
Dec.
4 1
66
68
67
67
69
69
66
69
67
67
67
69
69
86
69
67
UNITED STATES ^^ATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alpliahetical list of designs — Continued.
883
Ifame. residence, and design.
Torsch, Edward L., and J. K. Lee, Baltimore, Md. Badge-heading
Totham, Jame.s, New Haven, Conn. Slab-support
Tothaiu, James, ?>^ew Haven, Conn. Holder for toilet ai tides
Tower ilaniifacturing and Novelty Company. (See Keep, James M., assignor.)
Towle Manufacturing Company. (See Tilton, George P., assignor.)
Towne, Henry R., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn. Pattern
for wrapping-paper. ."
Towne, Henry K., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn. Pattern
for wrapping-paper
Trasler, Arnien. (See Landau and Traxler.)
Truitt, Ivy M. L., assignor to M. H. Birge & Sons, Buffalo, N. T. 'Wall-paper
Turnbull. James A. (See Parlser, Newell, and Turnbull.)
Turner, Ross, Salem, Mass. Spoon ^
Tyson, Benjamin H. (See Nolley, David D., assignor.)
Tyson, GeoVse E., Reading, Pa. Door-escutcheon
Union Special Sewing Machine Company. (See Muther, "Woodward, and Holland, assignors.)
United Slates Printing Company. (See Omwal»e, John, assignor.)
Valentine, James H.. Chatham, N. J. Bottle
Van Buren, Jafew S., Albany, N. T. Heating-stove
Van Denbergh, Henry T., assignor to Progress Novelty Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI.
No.
I OflBcial
I Gazette.
Date. 1 r-
23,05R
23,334
23,416
23,408
23,409
23,695
22,994
23,729
23,466
23,013
Cabinet.
Van Denbergh, Henry T., assignor to Progress Novelty Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI.
Cabinet
Van Eps, Henry E.. Peoria, HI. Fence-panel
Van Vleck, Jolin, New Tork, N. T. "
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleclc, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Van Vleck, John, New Tork, N. T.
Attaching-socket
T.
Ca'^e for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuiina-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Vautier, John J., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to J. G.Law, New Tork, N. T.
for tubing
Vian, Constant, E. and V. Beccbio, Brooklyn, N. T. Link for mats
Vollstorf, Au2U8fW., Toledo, Ohio. Fan '
Vou Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N
Picture-frame
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Picture frame
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd &. Company, New Tork, N. T.
Picture frame
Von Grave, Lothar, "Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Picture-frame
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd &, Company, New Tork, N. T.
Mirror-frame, &c
Von Grave, Lothar, AVallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Picture-frame. &c..- -
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Picture-frame, &c ".
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Picture-frame, &c
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Base for lamps
Von Grave, l^othar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Base for lamps
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd &. Company, New Tork, N. T.
Base for lamps I
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T. j
Lamp-fount holder
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Frame for tables, &c
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New Tork, N. T.
Frame for tables, <S:c
Von Grave, Lothar, Wallingford, Conn., assignor to H. L. Judd & Company, New York, N. T.
Frame for table- tops
Wagandt, Charles L., assignor to Keen &; Hagerty, Baltimore, Md. Tooth-brush holder
Waldvogel, George J., Toledo, Ohio. Music-stool
Walker, David. (See Warren and Walker.)
Walker, David, and R. H. Warren, Newark, N. J. Stair-carpet button
Walker, William, assignor of one-half to R. G. Moon, Bedford, Iowa. Preserving-vault
Walker, William G.. Wa.shingtoD, D. C. Match-box
Walsh, Edward J., W. Keogan, and P. Finucan, Cleveland, Ohio. Seal, &c
Walsh. William H.. New Tork, N. T. Badge ,
Walter M. Lowney Company. (See Lowney, Walter M., assignor.)
Walters, Charles, New ■r'ork,N. T. Cigar-case
Walther. CliarlesF., Buffalo, N. T. Radiator
Walther, Charles F., Buffalo, N. Y. Radiator-loop
Walther, Charles F., Buffalo, N. T. Radiator-loop
Wanner, Albert. Jr.. Hoboken, N. ■!. Support for vases, &c
"Ward, William H., San Francisco. Cal. Loaf of bread ,
Warner, De Ver H , Bridgeport, Conn. Garment-fastener
TVarren, Robert H. (See "\V'alker and Warren.)
.Varren, Robert H., and D. Walker, Newark, N. J. Stair-carpet button
Waterbury Clock Company. (See Hopson, John, Jr., assignor.)
Watney, Arthur, Calais, France. Lace fabric ,
WatneV, Arthur, Calais. France. Lace fabric
Watts'David H.. Philadelphia, Pa. Tile
Weber, Frederick C. (See Wittgenfe'd, Rudolph, assignor.)
Weiper, Henry B., Durand , Wis. Centrifugal-machine casing
Weir Stove Company. (See Wilbur. George E., assignor.)
Welker. Louis, WiUiamsport, Pa. Table-leg
Wells, Walter A. , Chicago, HI. Game-board
23,003
23,146
23.293
23,294
23,2:15
23,296
23,297
23,298
23,299
23,300
23,301
23,523
23,627
23,549
23,215
23,216
23,217
23,218
23,384
23,386
23,387
23,417
23,418
23,419
23,420
23,421
23,422
23,520
23.038
23,424
23,579
23.361
23,527
23,914
23.250
23,574
23,645
23.347
Feb. 13 I 66
June 5 67
July 3 68
July 3 ! 68
July 3 I 68
Oct. 16 I 69
Jan. 2 I 66
Oct. 23 69
July 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
I Mar. 20
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
July 31
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
June 19
23,385 June 19
June 19
June 19
July 3
July 3
July 3
July 3
July 3
July 3
July 31
Feli. 6
July 3
Aug. 21
June 12
July 31
Dec. 25
May 8
Aug. 21
Sept. 18
June 12
23,185 Apr. 10
23,2fi0 May 15
23,772 Nov. 6
68
66
60
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
68
68
68
67
67
67 !
67
67
67
67
67
68
C8
68
68
68
60
23.628
Sept.
4
68
23, 1«7
Apr.
3
67
23,061
Feb.
13
66
23.410
July
3
68
23,831
Dec.
4
69
23,618
22,997
23.101
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
68
69
67
68
68
67
67
69
68
66
66
to
1160
1324
135
134
134
361
165
501
405
646
23,002 Jan. 9 66 ' 303
303
1888
1058
1059
10.=9
1059
1059
1059
1059
1059
1059
650
1269
764
521
521
521
521
1564
1564
1564
1565
135
135
135
136
136
136
649
996
136
1269
133
1161
134
1351
1016
1441
6.i0
17(>7
805
1015
1514
1439
264
919
166
1586
384 INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
Name, residence, and design.
West, Augustine C, Boston, Mass. Oil or gas lieater stand
"West, Augustine C, Boston, Mass. Oil or gas heater stand
West, Augustine C, Boston, Mass. Oil or gas stove
West, Courtney H., assignor to Moffitt- West Drug Company, St. Louis, Mo. Bottle
West, James, assignor to Barnhart Bros. &. Spindler, Chicago, 111. Font of printing-type .
West, Stephen W., New York, N. T. Shoe
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J. Case for electrical instruments
Supporting-frame for electrical instruments
Supporting-frame for electrical instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Case for electrical measuring-instruments
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
We.ston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J.
Wever, John L., Marion, Ind. Pitcher, &c.
Wever, John L., Marion, Ind. Pitcher, &c
Wheeler Corrugating Company. (See Pratt, Robert H., assisnor.)
Wheeling Corrugating Company. (See Ewinar, Glass, and Grafton, assignors.)
Wheeling Corrugating Company. (See Grafton, William S., assignor.) "
Whitall, Tatum & Co. (See Tatum, Charles A., assignor.)
White, Potter & Paige Manufacturing Co. (See Booth, James, assignor.)
White, William, assignor to C. Whitman & Co., New York, N. Y. Bedspread
White, William, assignor to C. Whitman <fe Co., New York, N. Y. Bedspread
White, William, assignor to C. Whitman & Co., New York, N. Y. Bedspread
White, William, assignor to C. Whitman & Co., New York, N. Y. Bedspread
White, William, assignor to C. Whitman & Co., New York, N. Y. Bedspread
Whitehead, Benjamin S., Newark, N. J. Badge
Whitehead, Benjamin S., Newark, N. J. Badge
Whitehead, Benjamin S., Newark, N. J. Badge
Whitehead, Benjamin S., Newark, N. J. Badge
Whiteman, Frank M., Canton, Ohio. Base for a game apparatus
Whiting & Co., E. M. (See Maillot, John W., assignor.)
Whiting Manufacturing Company. (See Osborne, Charles, assignor.)
Whitman & Co., Clarence. (See Lawson, Henry S., assignor.)
Whitman & Co., (Clarence. (See White, William, assignor.)
Whittall, Matthew J. (See (Jedney, Charles E., assignor.)
Whittall, Matthew J. (See Halliday, Arthur L., assignor.)
Whittall, Matthew J. (See Neil, John B., assignor.)
Whittall, Matthew J. (See Rose, Arthur M., assignor.)
Whittingham, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Gas cook-stove
Whittingham, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Gas cook-stove
Whittinsham, Charles, Cleveland. Ohio. Gas-heater
Wicks, Edward B., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Pen-wiper
Wiedemeier, Anton. (See Wiedemeier, Joseph, Jr., and A.)
Wiedemeier, Joseph, Jr., and A., Carroll, Iowa. Button-case
Wiederer, Peter, Stapleton, N. Y. Mirror-frame
Wientge, Charles C, assignor to Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Metallic border. . .
Wientge, Charles C., assignor to Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Candelabrum-ped-
estal .
Wientge, Charles C, assignor to Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Rack
Wientge, Charles C., assienorto Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Back plate for racks
Wientge. Charlei C, assignor to Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Back for 'brushes
or similar articles
Wientge, Charles C, assignor to Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Pitcher
Wilbur, George E., assignor to Weir Stove Company, Taunton, Mass. Cooking stove or range
Wilbur, George E., assignor to Weir Stove Company, Taunton, Mass. Stove-plate
Wilder, William H., Northampton, Mass. Shade for lamps or lamp-stoves
Wilder, William H., Northampton, Mass. Lamp-stove
Wildsmith, George H., Leeds, England. Game-board
Wilsns, Daniel p.. Los Angeles, Cal. Nozzle for lawn-sprinklers. . .
William Rogers'Manufacturing Company. (See Smith, Sidney, assignor.)
Williams Bros. & Charbonneau. (See Williams, Henry, assignor.)
Williams & Co., J. H. (See Grinden, William J., assignor.)
Williams, Henry, assignor to Williams Bros. & Charbonneau, Detroit, Mich. Bottle
Wipfler. Charles, Detroit, Mich., assignor to Belleville Stove Company, Belleville, 111. Stove
Wiswell, Jacob C., Medford, assignor of one-half to E. W. Griggs, Boston, Mass. Horseshoe
Withrow, James E., Los Angeles, Cal. Beam for letter-scales . 7
Wittgenfeld, Rudolph, assignor of one-half to E. C.Weber, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bottle and glass tray
for counters
Wood, Frederick H.,. assignor of one-half to A. A. Wenham, Cleveland, Ohio. Horse-boot
Wood, Juliana, Philadelphia, Pa. Badge
Woodruff, Oliver D., Southington, Conn. Frame for meat-cutters
Woods, Clinton E., Chicaao, 111. Frame for dynamos
Woodward, Russel G. (See Muther, Woodward, and Holland.)
Worcester Carpet Company. (See Rose, Arthur M., assignor.)
Yale &, Towne Manufacturing Company. (See Mix, Edward H., assignor.)
Yale &. Towne Manufacturing Company. (See Mix, Frank W.. assignor.)
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company. (See Towne, Henry R., assignor.)
Yoke], Franz, assignor to MeridenlJronze Company, Meiiden, Conn. "Slab for table-tops
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn. Slab for table-tops
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company Meriden, Conn. Slab for table-tops
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn.
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn.
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Cimn.
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn.
Yokel, Franz, assignor to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn.
Yost, Francis H., assicnor of one-half to W. H. Harris. Pliiladelphia. Pa. Puzzle-body
Zimmermann, Rudolph, assignor to H. Scheuer, New York, N. Y. Fan
Ziron, Frank J. (See Neal and Ziron.)
No.
Slab for table-tops .
Slab for table-tops .
Lamp-fount
Base for lamps ...
Lamp-fount holder.
23,393
23,391
23,456
23,891
23,107
23.366
23,141
23.1.16
23.157
23,287
23,288
23,289
23,290
23,291
23,292
23,. 577
23,578
23.488
23,489
23,490
23,491
23,492
23,817
23,832
23,858
23,859
23,647
23,.529
23,530
23,531
23,575
23,868
23,024
23,145
23,181
23.333
23,389
23,668
23,890
23,812
23,912
23,808
23,810
23,360
23,700
23,834
23,481
23,661
23,335
23,899
23,920
23,235
23,580
23,743
23,180
23 202
23,203
23,204
23,205
23.276
23,777
23,778
23,359
23,498
Date.
June 19
June 19
July 10
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
June 12
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
May S2
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Julv 24
July 24
July 24
July 24
July 24
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
Official
Gazette
July 31
July 31
July 31
Aug. 21
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
June 5
June 19
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
June 12
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
July 17
Sept. 25
June 5
Dec. 25
Dec. 23
Mav 1
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
May 15
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
June 12
July 24
1566
1566
276
69 j 1763
66 I 1587
67
60
63
67
67
263
395
395
395
395
921
783
783
1441
526
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF EEGISTRAISTTS OF TEADE-MAEKS.
Name, residence, and title.
A. A. Griffing Iron Company, Jersey City, N. J., and Ciiicago, 111. Steam and hot- water radiators
A. A GrifHng Iron Company, Jersey City, N. J. Radiators and steam heating specialties
A & K. Chemical Co., Butte, Mont. Laxative medicine
Abbott, 'Wallace C, Chicago, 111. Certain pills
Ahegg <fc Rusch, New York, N. Y. Ribbons
Abegij & Rusch, New York, N. Y. Ribbons
Abraham & Straus, Brooklyn, N. Y. Certain named dress goods
Acker & Co., Finley, Philadelphia, Pa. Certain named cereals, flours, and foods
Acme Manufacturing Company, Reading, Pa. Bicycles and bicycle parts
ActienGesellschaft nir Anilin-Fabrikation, Berlin, Germany. Chemicaland pharmaceutical prepa-
rations
Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Biirsten-Industrie, Striegau, Germany, and New York, N. Y. Brushes and
broom s
Adam Roth Grocery Companv, St. Louis, Mo. All kinds of canned foods
Adams, R. &H., New York, iN". Y. Ribbons
Adler, Abraham, Philadelphia, Pa. Lotions to protect animals from flies and the like
Adriance, John S., New York, N. Y. Leather dressing, blacking, and polish
Aeolian Organ and Music Company. Meriden, Conn., and New York, N. Y. Organs and pianos
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon ,
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon ,
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon ,
Alaska Packer's Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Ala^ika Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon ^
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. ■Canned salmon
Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco, Cal. Canned salmon
Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany, N. Y. Pool-balls
Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany, N. Y. Pool-halls
Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany, N. Y. Pool-balls
Albion Company, Providence, R. I., and New York, N. Y. Textile fabrics, including cotton, linen,
woolen, worsted, and silk, velvet, and velveteen
Albion Company, Providence, R. I., and New York, N. Y. Cotton, linen, woolen, worsted, and silk,
velvet, and velveteen fabrics
Albion Company, Providence, R. I., and New York, N. Y. Certain textile fabrics
Alkire Grocer Company, St. Louis, Mo. Coffee
Alkire Grocer Company, St. Louis, Mo. Coffee in the shape of coffee-beans
Allen (t Bro., Philadelphia, Pa. Reclining-chairs
Allen-Foi.se Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y., and Plainfield, N. J. Dentifrice
Allen's Sons, J. J., Philadelphia, Pa". Fertilizers
Alsing &. Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing & Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Alsing &, Company, Limited, London, England. Matches
Althans, John H.. Providence, R. I. Bread
-hitman Summer Neckwear Company, New York, N. Y. Bows, ties, and scarfs for neckwear
America Baking Powder Company, New York, N. Y. Baking-powder
American Bank Note Company, New York, N. Y. Safety-paper
American Bank Note Company, New York, N. Y. Safety-paper
American Biscuit and Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Crackers and biscuits
American Boiler Company, New York, N. Y., and Chicago, HI. Steam and hot- water heaters
American Boiler Company, New York, N. Y., and Chicago, 111. Steam and hot-water heaters
American Boiler Company, New York, N. Y., and Chicago, 111. Stoam and hot- water heaters
American Boiler Company, New York, N. Y., and Chicago, HI. Steam and hot- water heaters
American Fibre Chamois Company, New York, N. Y. Imitation chamois-skin
American Net and Twine Company, Boston, Mass., and New York, N. Y. Cotton sail-twine
25 PAT
24,429
25,144
25,054
24,923
25,443
25,557
24,211
25,326
25,481
24,418
25,753
24,177
25,558
25,273
24,359
24,728
25,588
25,599
25,600
25,601
25,602
25,603
25,604
25,605
25,606
25,607
2.5,608
25,609
25,610
25,611
25,612
25,613
25,614
25,615
25,616
25,617
25,618
25,722
25,723
25,724
25,725
25,726
25,727
25,728
25,729
24,426
24,427
24,428
24,038
24,376
24,701
24,173
25,369
24,699
25,681
24,420
25,120
25,121
25,122
25,123
25,359
25,360
25,361
25,362
25,363
24,862
2.5,089
24,005
25,237
25,238
24,818
24,075
24,076
24,077
24,078
24,656
25,242
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
July 24
June 36
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Sept.
Mar.
May
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 16
Mar.
May
Feb.
Oct.
May
Dec.
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June
Aug.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Sept.
66
69
67
2050
912
531
1710
785
1356
1163
240
788
2049
1772
1002
1356
1625
1754
927
1358
1359
1359
1359
1359
1359
1359
1359
1359
1359
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1360
1770
1770
1770
1770
1770
1770
1770
1770
2049
2050
2050
452
1889
923
1001
367
815
1638
2049
909
909
366
366
366
366
366
1445
766
310
1515
1515
1327
455
455
455
456
807
1516
385
386
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
American Safety-Head Match Company, Lebanon, Pa. Woodeu and paper matches
American Shearer Manufacturing Company, Nashua, N. H. Hair and wool clippers
American Shoe Tip Company, New Haven, Conn., and Boston, Mass. Toe-protectors for boots or
shoes
American Supply Co., New York, N. T. Hooks and eyes
-Ajuerican Waltham Watch Company, Boston and Waltham, Mass., andNew York, N. T. Watches
and watch -movements
American Wringer Company, Providence, R. I., New York and Auburn, N. Y. Clothes-wiingers
American Wringer Company, Providence, K. I., New York and Auburn, N^. Y. Clothes-wringers
American Wringer Company, Providence, K. I., New York and Auburn, N. Y.
American Wringer Company, Providence, R. I., New York and Auburn, N. Y.
American Wringer Company, Providence, R. I., New York and Auburn, N. Y.
American Wringer Company, Providence, R. I., New York and Auburn, N. Y.
American Wringer Company, Providence, R. I., New York and Auburn, N. Y.
American Writing Maohme Company, Hartford, Conn. Type- writer ribbons
Ames & Frost Company, Chicago. Hi. Hand-tools for the care of cycles
Amolin Company. New York, N. Y. Dress-shields
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, Manchester, N. H. Cotton fabrics
Anderson Preserving Company, Ca!mden, N. J. Tomato catsup
Angler Chemical Company, Boston, Mass. Refined petroleum for internal and external remedies
for disease ,
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, HI. Hog and beef products, including lard and
tallow
Clothes-wringers
Cloth es- wrin gers
Clothes- wringers
Clothes-wringers
Clothes-wringers
lard and
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, 111. Hog and beef products, including
tallow
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, 111. Sausage
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, HI.
Anglo- Ameiican Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo- American Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo- American Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, HI.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, III.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, HI.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, HI.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, III.
Anglo- Ainerican Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo- American Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, HI.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, III.
Anglo-American Provision Company, Chicago, 111.
Anglo-American Provision Company. Chicago. 111.
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association, St. Louis, Mo. Tonic medicine
Antikamnia Chemical Company, St. Louis, Mo. Medicinal tablets
Antikamnia Chemical Company, St. Louis, Mo. Medicinal tablets composed of antikamnia and
Lard.
Lard.
Lard
Lard
Lard
Lard
Hams
Hams
Hams
Hams
Hams and sausages
Bacon
Lard
Hams and side meats
Lard compound
Hog products, including hams.
Hog products, including lai d . .
quinine.
Antikamnia Chemical Company, St. Louis, Mo. Medicinal tablets composed o^ antikamnia and
salol
Antikamnia Chemical Company, St. Louis, Mo. Medicinal tablets composed of antikamnia and
codeine
Antikamnia Chemical Company, St. Louis, Mo. Medicinal tablets
Antisepticon Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Antiseptic chewing candies and gum ,
Appleby, Walter F., Washington, D. C. Household cement ,
Archer, Daniel W., Blair, Nebr. Canned meats, fruits, and vegetables
Arctic Whalebone Company, New York. N. Y. Whalebone.
Arethusa Spring Water Co.. Seymour, Conn. Spring-water
Ariel Cycle Manufacturing Company, Goshen, Ind. Bicycles, tricycles, and like vehicles
Arnold, Charles H., New York, N. Y. Whisky
Arrington, William T., Memphis, Tenn. Dentifrices
Atwood, Frank H., Bo.»ton, Mass. Cloth or canvas backed leather
Aulick, Frederick A . , New York, N. Y. Remedies for rheumatism and disorders of the blood
Ayers. Toilet Soap Co., Jersey City, N. J. Toilet soap
Azure Mining Company, New York, N. Y. New Mexican turquoises
B. F. Allen Company, New York, N. Y. Throat medicine
B. P. Ducas Company, New York, N. Y. Burned starch made of potatoes
Babbitt, Benjamin T!, New York, N. Y. Baking-powder
Babcock & Wilcox Company, New York and BuflFalo, N.Y., Boston, Mass., Philadelphia and Pitts-
burg, Pa., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati andCleveland. Ohio, St. Louis, Mo., Minneapolis, Minn., San
Francisco, Cal., New Orleans, La., Montreal and Deseronto, Canada, Havana Cuba, London,
England, and Glasgow. Scotland. Steam-boilers
Bao, Charles G., P^iris, France. Metallic eyelets for shoes
Bader, Henry F., New Albany, Ind. Proprietary medicine used as an injection
Bailey Chemical Co., New York, N. Y. Nerve tonic, tissue-builder, and dyspepsia specific .' .
Bailly &Cie., C, Paris, France. Elixir
Baily (feCo,, Joel J., Philadelphia. Pa. Knit underwear, gloves, hosiery, and neckwear
Baird, Arthur E., New York, N. Y. Meat-softener in the form of a powder
Baker & Co., Charles F., Best on, Mass. Nails
Baker, Louise L., St. Paul, Minn. Medicine for the cure of neuralgia, rheumatism, and kindred
diseases
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. &. J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Baldwin, J. & J., Halifax, England. Yarns
Ball, Webster C Cleveland, Ohio. Watches and portable clocks
Banks, William T., Boston, Mass. Specific for certain named diseases.
Banner Bnggy Company, Columbus, Ohio. Buggies
Bapterosaes & Cie., F., Paris, Fiance. Agate beads and buttons
Barbour Bios. Company, Paterson, N. J. Fish-nets
24,874
523,953
24,042
24,118
2,1,148
24,110
24,111
24,112
24,113
24,114
24,115
24,116
25,119
24,767
24,244
24,e84
24,508
24,051
24,457
24,458
24,510
24,554
24,. 555
24,556
24,557
24,584
24,585
24,669
24,670
24,671
24,672
24,673
24,688
24,751
24,752
24.820
25,029
25,043
24,641
24,723
25,097
25,098
25,099
25,688
24,142
25,736
24,126
24,635
25,390
25,113
24,661
25,459
24,815
25,267
25,210
24,263
25,230
24,863
24,083
25,550
24,160
24,193
25,453
24,397
24,616
24,463
25,477
24,989
25,625
25,668
25,669
25,670
25,671
25,672
25,673
25,674
25,675
24,711
24,988
25,006
24,438
24,212
June 12
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
May 22
Felj. 20
June 19
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
May 8
May 8
May 8
May 8
May 8
May 8
May 22
May 22
June 5
July 17
July 24
May 1
May 15
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
May 1
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
May 8
Nov. 6
June 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Jane 13
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
May 1
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
July 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18 I
Dec. 18
May 15
July 10
July 10
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
387
Name, residence, and title.
Barbour & Son, Jas. L., "Washington, D. C. Cigars and tobacco
Barbour & Son, Jas. L., "Washington, D. C. Cigars and tobacco
Barclay & Co.. London, England. Aerated and non-alcoholic ale ....,
Barker, John N., "Willard, Utah Ter. Tonic medicine
Barnard, Sumner & Putnam Company, "Worcester, Mass. Hosiery
Barnum, James "W., LouisvUle, Ky. Shampoo for the hair
Bates, Edward N., Portland, Me. Vegetable bitters
Bartholomay Brewery Company, Rochester, N. T. Lager-beer
Bay State "Watch Case Company, Boston, Mass. "Watchcases
Beach Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Fleece-lined fabrics
Beane, Joshua F., Augusta, Me. Cough-drops
Beck & Gregg Hardware Company, Atlanta, Ga. Cutlery and carpenters', machinists', and farm-
ers' tools and hardware
Beck & Gregg Hardware Company, Atlanta, Ga. Cutlery, tools for carpenters, machinists, and
farmers, and hardware
Beck & Sons, Jacob, Detroit, Mich. Rolled cereals
Bee Manufacturing Co., Columbus, Ohio. Children's waists
Belcher & Taylor Agricultural Tool Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Agricultural tools and im-
plements
Bellkan, Valentine, Detroit, Minn. Liquid detergent
Beling, L., and V. L. Tissera, Davenport, Iowa. Tea
Beling, L., and V. L. Tissera, Davenport, Iowa. Tea
Bell, Lewis J., Pikp, Ind. Remedy for diseases of the blood
Bellaire Stamping Company, Harvey, III. Retiuned steel ware for kitchen use
Bellaire Stamping Company, Harvey, 111. Enameled steelware for household use
Belmont Distillery Company, Louisville, Ky. "Whisky
Benedict, Horace R., New York, N. T. Jewelry ornamented with precious stones, diamonds ex-
cepted ',
Benedict, Read, New York, N. T. Collar and cufF buttons
Benjamin & Co., Alfred, New York, N. Y. Overcoats
Benjamin & Co., Alfred, New York, N. Y. Overcoats
Benjamin & Co., Alfred, New York, N. Y. Overcoats
Benjamin & Co., Alfred, New York, N. Y. Overcoats
Bennett, Albert J. , Woonsocket, R. I. Radiator attachments, such as shelves and brackets
Bennett, Sloan & Co., New York, N. Y. Canned meats, fish, fruits, spices, condiments, and vege-
tables, except corn
Bennett, Sloan & Co., New York, N. Y. Canned goods ,
Bennett, Sloan &Co., New York, N. Y. Canned goods
Bentel & Margedant Company, Hamilton, Ohio. Woodworking-machines
Benze & Co., Long MandCity, N. Y. Suppositories
Berber Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa. Malleable and gray iron castings, tinners' hardware, roofers' sup-
plies, and heater and ranee fittings
Berger, Les Fils de C. F., Marseilles, France, and Couvet, Switzerland. Absinthe
Berger, Les Fils deC. F., Marseilles, France, and Couvet, Switzerland. Absinthe
Bermudez, Joaquin A., New Orleans, La. Dental preparations
Bernheim Bros., Louisville, Ky. "Whisky ;
Bernheimer &, Walter, New York, N. Y. Cotton fabi ics
Bernheimer & "Walter, New York, N. Y. Cotton goods ,
Berry Bros., Limited, Detroit, Mich. Orange shellac gum
Berry Brothers, Limited, Detroit, Mich. Varnish for wood floors
Berry, Ella, New Orleans. La. Certain named toilet preparations, including soap
Best, John L., Chicago, lU. Oysters
Betiam, "William R., Chicago, HI. Chewing-gum
Bevan & Co., "W. C, Malaga Spain. Medicated wine
Bickley, Charles D., Boston, Mass. "Whisky
Bidtel Chemical Works, Milwaukee. "Wis. Chemicals
Biechele Soap Co., Jos., Canton, Ohio. Bar-soap
Big Wheel Company, "Wheeling, W. Va. Baking-powder
Bii Wheel Company, Wheeling. W. Va. Flavoring extracts for culinary purposes
Billings, Clapp & Co., Boston, Mass. Remedy for lung and nervous diseases
Billings, Clapp & Co., Boston, Mass. Preparation of quinine
Billings, Clapp & Co., Boston, Mass. Medicinal tonic preparation
Billings & Spencer Company, Hartford, Conn. Machines, tools, and implements and parts thereof,
consisting "wholly or in part of foi'gings
Binghnmton Wagon Company, Bingham ton, N. Y. Wagons and sleighs
Binz, Charles A., and F. M. Linderman, Chicago, 111. Belt stud or fastener
Birmingham Small Arms and Metal Company, Limited, Birmingham, England. Bicycles, tricycles,
velocipedes, and parts thereof
Black, Robert, Brooklyn, N. Y. Remedy for headache and neuralgia
Blackiston, Wiiliam J., Denton, Md. Perfumery
Blair & Downey, Corrv, Pa. Tasteless castor-oil
Blair, John T.. South Omaha, Nebr. Washing compound
Bland, Edward, Detroit, Mich. Antiseptic powders, ointments, liniments, and lotions
Blaylock & Blynn, Philadelphia. Pa, Hata
Blorae, George J., Baltimore, Md. Cough lozenges .'.
Bloom &, Son, New Orleans, La. Rice
Bloomington Canning Company, Bloomington, 111. Canned fruit and vegetables '."..'. ,
Blumenthal, A. & S., New York, N. Y. Ribbons, piece goods, cloths, and stufi's made of silk
Blyth & Co. , New York, N. Y. , and Rosario de Santa Fe, Argentine Republic. Canned goods, flour,
meal, sugar, tea, coffee, pepper, and salt
Boehringer & Soehne, C. F., Waldhof, near Mannheim, Germany. Iron derivatives of aVbumen'"'-'
Boehringer & Sohne, C . F. , Waldhof, near Mannheim, Germany. Lactyl derivatives of parapheneti-
Boehringer & Siihne, C. F., Waldhof, near Mannheim, Germany. Certain named medicinal and
chemical compounds
Boisselier, Henri, Enfield, England. Cocoa and cocoa extracts .'."."!.'....!.'.'.'!."."..'!"!
Boker& Co., Hermann, New York, N. Y. Bicycles and bicycle-lamps
Boker & Co., Hermann, New York, N. Y. Cutlery
Boker & Co., Hermann, New York, N. Y. Razors
Bond, Henry W., Fort Wayne, Ind. Wheat-flour
Bonte, Charles E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Soap
Bonto, George H., Cincinnati. Ohio. Remedy for neutralizing the effects of intoxicants.'.'!!.".!"!!
Boss Watch Case Company, Chicago. 111., and New York, N. Y. Gold-filled watchcases
Bo.ston Rubber Shoe Company, Boston and Maiden, Mass. Rubber shoes
Official
Gazette.
No.
Date.
■
"o
t>
p-i
2.5,655
Dec.
11
69
1503
25,656
Dec.
11
69
1503
24,135
Jan.
30
66
842
24,096
Jan.
23
60
G48
24.568
Apr.
24
67
524
24,541
Apr.
17
67
397
25,295
Oct.
2
69
119
24,915
June 26
67
1716
24,7.33
May
22
67
1061
24.035
Jan.
9
66
314
24,470
Apr.
3
67
137
24,935
June 26
67
1718
24,982
July
3
68
142
25,030
July
17
68
411
25,116
Aug.
14
68
909
95,336
Oct.
9
69
240
24,632
May
1
67
673
24,816
June
5
67
1327
24,817
June
5
67
1327
24,052
Jan.
16
66
453
24,239
Feb.
13
66
lies
24,324
Mar.
6
66
1592
25,714
Dec.
25
69
1769
24,524
Apr.
17
67
396
25,041
July
24
68
529
24,371
Mar.
20
66
1889
24,372
Mar.
20
66
1889
24,373
Mar.
20
66
18.-9
25,623
Dec.
11
69
1500
23,955
Jan.
2
66
167
24,301
Mar.
6
66
1590
24,302
Mar.
6
66
1590
24,303
Mar.
6
66
1590
24,435
Mar.
27
66
2050
25,381
Oct.
16
69
368
25,259
Sept.
18
68
1518
24,340
Mar.
13
66
1752
24.341
Mar.
13
66
1752
24,846
June 12
67
1444
24,986
July
10
68
277
24,124
Jan.
30
66
841
24,702
May
15
67
923
24,491
Apr.
10
67
267
25,1-11
Aug.
14
68
911
25,155
Aug.
21
68
1018
24,621
May
1
67
072
23,978
Jan.
2
66
169
24,625
May
1
67
672
24,500
Apr.
10
67
268
25,497
Nov.
13
69
941
24,851
June
12
67
1444
24,716
May
15
67
924
24,717
May
15
67
924
24,270
Feb.
20
66
1306
24.275
Feb.
20
66
130&
24,416
Mar.
27
66
20491
24,771
May
22
67
106*
24,109
Jan.
23
66
649-
24,835
June
5
67
13281
24.732
May
15
67
926;
24,644
May
1
6X
674;
25,461
Nov.
6
69.
786;
25,539
Nov.
20
69'
1065.
25,000
July
10
68
278'
25,418
Oct.
30
69
637
24,370
Mar.
20
66
1889'
25,579
Dec.
4
69
1357
25,364
Oct.
16
69
366
24,214
Feb.
13
66
1164
24,811
June
5
67
1326
25,370
Oct.
16
69
367
24,228
Feb.
13
66
1165
24,643
May
1
67
674
24.869
June 12
67
1445
25,647
Dec.
11
69
1502
25,114
Aug.
7
68
768
25,347
Oct?
16
69
365
25,451
Nov.
6
69
786
24,581
Apr.
24
67
525
24,999
July
10
68
278
24,140
Jan.
30
66
842
24,408
Mar.
27
66
2048
24,043
Jan.
16
66
45a
388
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marhs — Continued,
Name, residence, and title.
Hose, belting, and packing
Hose, belting, and packing .
Hose, belting, and packing ,
Hose, belting, and packing .
Packing, belting, and hose. .
Hose, belting, and packing .
Hose, belting, and packing .
Boston Rubber Shoe Company, Boston and Maiden, Mass. Rubber .shoes
Boston Rubber Shoe Company, Boston and Maiden, Mass. Rubber boots and shoes
Bostwlck, Frank E., American Fork, TJtah. Hair-restoratives
Bothfeld & Weygandt, Uew York, N. T. Wheat-flour ;
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal. Hose, belting, and packing
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowers Rubber Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Bowlby &. Co., St. Paul, Minn. Children's suits
Boyer, Mary J., Baltimore, Md. Canned and hermetically-sealed goods
Bradt, Peter P. , Worcester, Mass. Remedy for kidney and liver diseases
Brady, Ann E., Now York, N. Y. Eye-water
Brainerd & Armstrong Company, New London, Conn. Thread and twist for embroidery, knitting,
sewing, and other purposes
Brainerd & Armstrong Company, New London, Conn. Thread and twist for embroidery, knitting,
sewing, and other purposes
Brandeuburg, Gerard, Omaha, Nebr. Tap-soles and top lifts
Brandenburg, Gerard, Omaha, Nebr. Cement for use on rubber and leather
Brandt & Fr6re, Louis, Bienne, Switzerland. Watch-movements and watchcases
Braun & Fitta, (Inc.,) Chicago, 111. Butterine
Bremer's Sons, Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Bremer's Sons, Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Bicycle-lantern
Brigffs Co., D. F., Attleborougb, Mass. Watch and locket chains
Brinkerhoff, George D. (See Brinkerhoff, Samuel J. and G. D.)
Brinkerhoff, Samuel J. and G. B., Minneapolis, Minn. Medicinal vegetable compounds for blood,
liver, and kidney diseases j
British Tea and Trading Association, Limited, London, England. Tea ,
Brooks & Co., J. B., Birmingham, England. Leather goods
Brooks, Karmell, New York, N. Y. Eggs !
Brown Bros. Company, Winston, N. C. Chewing and smoking tobacco j
Brown Bros. Company, Winston, N. C. Chewing and smoking tobacco and cigarettes I
Brown, Edward H., London, England, and Paris, France. Preparation for cleaning and polishing
leather
Brown, Edward H., London, England, and Paris, France. Preparation for beautifying and preserv-
ing leather
Brown, Edward H., London, England, and Paris, France. Preparation for preserving and beauti-
fying leather
Brown, Edward H., London, England, and Paris, France. Preparation for cleaning and polishing
leather
Bruck & Co., George, New York, N. Y. Outer clothing for men and boys ,
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, Chicago, HI. Billiard-table cushions made of rubber com-
pound .
Bryan, Miner & Read, New Haven, Conn. Canned goods
Buck, Charles G., Chicago, 111. Perfumery
Buckley, Powhattan S., Catharpin, Va. Veterinary remedies
Buifalo Milling Company, Limited, Lewisburg, Pa. Wheat-flour
Burger, Adam, and JF. B. Losee, Toledo, Ohio. Remedy for nervous and blood diseases
Burke, Frank G., New York, N. Y. Toilet soap
Burnett, Egerton, Wellington, England. Serges
Burnham & Morrill Company, Portland, Me. Canned lobsters
Bursch, Frederick I. W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Salt
Butler, James, New York, N. Y. Baking-powder
Butler, James, New York, N. Y. Baking-powder
Butler, James, New York, N. Y. Tea
Butler, James, New York, N. Y. Tea
Butterfield, Finley R., Concord, N. H. Remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, and similar affections. .
Buzby & Bickley Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa. Toilet-soap paste
Buzby & Bickley Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa. Oil soap for manufacturing and domestic
purposes
Byck Bros., New York, N. Y. Overcoats
C! B. Woodworth Sons Company, Rochester, N. Y., Boston, Mass., and Chicago, HI. Perfumeries,
toilet waters, sachet-powders, and toilet soap
C. C. Kraemer Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cod-liver oil
C. F. Sauer Company, Richmond, Va. Flavoring extracts and baking-powder
C. L. CJotton Perfume and Extract Company, Earlville, N. Y. Perfumery
Cady, Byron E., Springfield, Mass. Cigars
Caiger, Elizabeth, Boston, Mass. Washing fluid
California Eucalyptus Co., Riverside Cal. Medicinal lozenges or tablets
California Olive Oil Soap (Company, New York, N. Y. Castlle-soap
Callard & Bowser, London, England. Candies and sweetmeats
Callard & Bowser, London, England. Confectionery
Calm (feBro., M., New York, N. Y. Cod-liver oil
Calm &Bro., M., New'York, N. Y. Castor-oil
Campbell, James P., Bridgeport, Conn. Medicinal lotions
Canfield Rubber Company, Bridgeport, Conn., andNew York, N. Y. Dress-shields
Cape Vincent Seed Company, Limited, Cape Vincent, N. Y. Dried split peas
Carballo, Luis J. de, New York, N. Y. Dentifrice
Car6nou & Tur, Moussac, France. Licorice roots, sticks, paste, and pellets
Carlyle, John M. (See Carlyle, Thomas and J. M.)
Carlyle, Thomas and J. M., Birmingham, England. Certain named metal articles
Carmody, John, New York, N. Y. Salve
(iarnahan, John M., Faulkner, Kans. Tree- wash and insect-destroyer
Carnrick, John, New York, N. Y. Remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia
Carr & Sons, James, Manchester, England. Blind-ladder tapes
Carroll, Henry A., Memphis, Tenn. White lead -
Carson, Jasoii W., Indiana, Pa. Medicine for cholerine or diarrhea
Carstairs, McCall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Whisky
Carstairs, McCall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Whiskies
Carter, Frank E., and C. S. Jones, Boston, Mass. Liniment, worm-powders, and elixirs for diarrhea.
24,102
24,374
24,791
24,976
23,956
23,957
23,958
23,959
23,960
23,961
24,122
24,123
24,838
24,461
25,026
24,538
25,448
25,449
25,042
25,140
25,036
25,372
24,025
24,026
24,486
24,709
25,232
25,654
24,657
24,388
25,095
25,096
24,517
24,518
25,275
25,276
25,699
24,237
25,475
24,262
24,236
24,130
24,959
25,690
25,560
24,459
24,550
24,084
24,179
24,505
25,594
24,319
24,421
24,422
25,339
24,S96
24,014
25,222
24,225
24,. 515
25,226
24,789
24,293
24,507
24,620
24,349
24,473
25; 134
24,208
25,208
24,640
25,421
25,508
25,024
2.5,641
25,131
25,742
25,432
24,199
25,424
25,529
24,471
Date.
Official
Gazette.
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
May 29
July 3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
June 12
Apr. 3
July 17
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
July 24
Aug. 14
July 24
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
May 15
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
May 8 1
Mar. 20 I
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
July 3
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
June 19
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
May 29 ;
Mar. 6 j
Apr. 10 I
May 1
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
May 1
Oct. 30 I
I
Nov. 13
July 17
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
"o
M
1>
Ph
66
649
06
1889
67
1187
68
141
66
167
66
167
66
167
66
167
66
167
66
167
66
841
66
841
67
1443
67
136
68
411
67
397
69
786
69
786
68
529
68
911
68
529
69
367
66
312
66
313
67
267
67
923
68
1387
69
1503
67
807
66
1891
68
766
68
767
67
270
G7
270
68
1625
68
1626
69
1768
66
1166
69
788
66
1305
66
1166
66
842
68
140
69
1639
69
1356
67
136
67
398
66
647
66
1002
67
269
69
1358
66
1591
66
2049
66
2049
69
364
67
1568
66
311
68
1386
66
1165
67
270
68
1387
67
1187
66
1589
67
269
67
672
66
3753
67
137
68
911
66
1163
68
1272
67
674
69
637
69
942
68
410
69
1502
68
910
69
1771
69
638
66
1004
69
637
69
944
67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
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Alplidbetical list of trade-marks — Continned.
S'ame, residence, aud title.
Cartnn, Jacob, PhiladelpLia, Pa. Whisky =
Catlin & Co., IJ'ew York, K. T. Certain named dress goods and linings
Celluloid Company, Newark, N". J. "Waterproof collars and cufl's
Centemeri & Co., P. New York, N. Y., and Milan, Italy. Kid gloves
Central Cycle Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Bicycles, sulkies, road-carts, and light
or pleasure vehicles
Central Oil and Supply Company, New York, N. Y. Lubricating-grease
Central Oil and Supply Company. New York, N. Y. Tie-plates
Ceylon Spice Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Tapioca
Chadbourne & Moore, Boston, Mass. Shoe-goring
Chadbourne & Moore, Boston, Mass. Shoe-goring
Chambers Glass Company, New Kensington, Pa. Plain or ground sheet-glass
Chambers Glass Companj', New Kensington, Pa. Plain, ground, or chipped sheet-glass
Chambers Glass Company, New Kensington, Pa. Plain, ground, or chipped sheet-glass
Chambers Glass Company, New Kensington, Pa. Plain, ground, or chipped sheet-glass
Chapman, Ellwood B , Philadelphia, Pa. Perfumeries
Chapman & Rodgers, Philadeljjhia, Pa. Perfumeries
Charles E. Hires Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Root-beer
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company, New York, N. Y. Preparation of magnesia
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company, New York, N. Y. Essential oils and chemicals
Charles Stem & Sons, New York, N.Y., Chicago, 111., and Boston, Mass. Wines, liquors, cordials,
beer, and ale
Charleston, S. C, Mining and Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Fertilizer
Chase Co., Dr., Philadelphia, Pa. Certain named remedies
Chattanooga Medicine Company, Chattanooga, Tenn. Chewing-gum
Cheniische Fabrik auf Actien, (vormal.s E. Scbering,) Berlin, Germany. Antiseptics
Chemische Fabrik Herrmann and Adolf Lubszynski, Berlin, Germany. Polishing preparations
Cheney, Frank J., Toledo, Ohio. Remedy for catarrh
Cheney, Gardner S., Boston, Mas.'^. Liquid medicinal compound for external and internal use
Chesapeake Oil Co., Baltimore, Md. Confectioners' oil dressing
Chicago Fire Arms Company, Chicago, 111. Revolving pistols
Christian Moerlein Brewing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lager- beer -
Christopher Lipps Company, Baltimore, Md. Soap in cakes or bars
ChristOfiher Lipps Company, Baltimore, Md. Soap in cakes or bars --.
Church & Co., Wm., St. Paul, Minn. Compounds for protecting and beautifying walla and ceilings.
Churchill Drug Company, Burlington, Iowa. Poison for rats
Cincinnati Syrup and Molasses Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sorghum
Claremont California Fruit Growers' Association, Claremont, Cal. California fruits
Clark, Charles B., Newark, N. J. Bicycles, velocipedes, their parts and attachments
Clark, Henry, Buffalo, N. Y. Certain named remedies
Clark, S:muel B., New York, N. Y. Celery biscuit
Clarkson & Dallas, Pittsburg, Pa. Illuminating-oils and lubricating oils and greases
Clawson, Clement C, Newark, N. J. Coin controlled and operated machines and apparatus
Cleaveland Fence Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Fence- wire
Cleveland Asle Manufacturing Company, Canton, Ohio. Vehicle-asles
Cleveland Baking Powder Company, Brooklyn. N. Y. Wheat-flour
Cleveland Brothers, Bingham ton, N. Y. Baking-powder
Cleveland Faucet Company. Cleveland, Ohio. Air-pumps
Cleveland Foundry Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Oil, gas, or vapor stoves
Cleveland Gum Companv. Cleveland, Ohio. Chewing-gum
Clinton & Co., E., Philadelphia, Pa. Vnrnish-brushes
Clinton Wire Cloth Company, Clinton. Mass. Wire-cloth
Clover Leaf Wine Co., New York, N. Y. Whisky, wines, liquors, brandies, and champagnes
Clover Medicine Company, Augusta, Me. Balsams and ointment
Cobb, Samuel T., Jr., Boston, Mass. Metal and glass cleaning and polishing preparations
Cohen, Benjamin F., Baltimore. Md. Mineral water
Cole & Co.. G. W., New York, N. Y. Cleaning and polishing compounds
Colebrookdale Iron Company, Pottstown and Colebrookdale Station, Pa. Sad-irons
Collamore, Williams, Boston, Mass. Soap for cleaning metals, paint, and glass
Colliery Engineer Companv. Scranton. Pa. Books, pamphlets, newspapers, and other publications.
Collins Company, Collinsville, Conn. Edge-tools
Collins Company, Canton, Conn. Certain named edge tools
Machinists' tools
Machinists' tools
Machinists' tools
Earth-working tools .*.
Machinists' tools
Earth-working'tools
Axes and other tools
Plows, shovels, spades, hoes, picks, and mattocks
Collins Company, Canton, Conn
Collins Company, Canton, Conn.
Collins Company, Canton, Conn.
Collins Company, Canton, Conn.
Collins Company, Canton, Conn.
Collins Company, Canton, Conn.
Collins Company, Canton, Conn.
Collins Company. (Canton. Conn.
Collins, Hester H., New York, N. Y. Ink-erasing fluid
Collison, .lohn H., Baltimore. Md. Raw and processed oysters
Colman, J. & J., London, England. Starch
Colman, J. & J., London, England. Mustard and mustard products
Colt's Patent Fire Arms "Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Pistols, rifles, and sporting-
jnn.s
ColumbiaPaper Bag Company, Baltimore, Md. Paper bags
Columbian Medicine Company, Akron, Ohio. Cough tablets
Columbian Peanut Company, Norfolk, Va. Peanuts
Columbus Closet Company, Colnmbus, Ohio. Water-closet bowls
Columbns Closet Company, Columbus, Ohio. Water-closet bowls
Comar et Fils & Cie., F., Paris, France. Medicinal wines
Commercial Wood and Cement Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Portland cement
Cone Export and Commission Company, New York, N. Y. Denims and camlets
Cone Export and Commission Company, New York N. Y. Denims and camlets
Cone Export and Commission Company, New York, N. Y. Cotton dress goods and shirtings.
Cone Export and Commission Company, New York, N. Y. Cotton dress goods and shirtings.
Connecticut Witch Hazel Company. Chester, Conn. Witch-hazel distillate
Conrad, Jacob, Philadelphia, Pa. Lager-beer
Conradi & Friedemann, Limbach, Germany. Muslin, knit, and woven underwear
Contencin & Son, Louis, New York, N. Y. Oranges, lemons, and walnuts
Cook, Francis L.. Springfield, Mass. Pneumatic wheel-tires
Cooke. William A., Jr., New York. N. Y. Box-file-^ for holding papers
Cora Fratelli, Giuseppe & Luigi, Turin, Italy. Vermouth
24,170
25,261
24,034
24,161
25,005
24,401
24,936
24,549
215,387
2.5,388
24.558
24 5.59
24,560
24,. 561
25.352
25,6^9
24,058
24,049
24,395
25,318
24,154
24,686
25,284
24,lf8
25.430
25,081
24,234
24,547
24.801
24,502
24,292
24,494
24.358
25.709
23,972
24,176
24,613
25,706
24,455
24,685
24,772
24,960
24.836
24,637
24,178
24,800
24.028
24,666
24.106
25,535
24,139
24.757
24,684
24,987
25,733
25,082
25,074
25.438
24.030
24,074
24,433
24,434
24,695
24,731
24,769
24,770
24,f02
24,803
24,601
24,008
24,089
25,731
24.696
24.032
25,052
24,251
24,366
24,367
24,536
24,969
24,. 333
24,334
24,812
24.813
24,314
24,852
24,036
25,069
24.766
25.739
24.535
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Gazette.
Feb. fi
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
July 10
Mar. 20
June 26
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
May 8
Oct. 2
Feb. fi
Oct. 30
July 31
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
May 29
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
May 9
May 22
July 3
June 5
May 1
Feb. 6
May 29
Jan. 9
May 8
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
May 22
May 8
July 10
Dec. 25
July 31
July 31
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Mar. 27 i
Mar. 27
May 8 I
May 15 I
May 22
May 22
May 29
May 29
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Dec. 25
May 8
Jan. 9
July 24
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
July 3
Mai-. 13
Mar. 13
June 5
■Tune 5
Mar. 6
June 12
Jan. 9
July 31
May 22
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Corbin & Son, B. A., "Webster, Mass. Leather boots and slices ,
Corbit, TVilliam H., New York, N. Y. Remedy foi rheumatism, gout, and lumbago
Cornell, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Toilet soap and lotions
Coming & Company, Peoria, 111. Gin
Corning & Company, Peoria, 111. Whisky
Coronet Corset Company, Jackson, Mich." Corsets, waists, dress-stays, bustles, and bust-forms .. .
Corporation of Christian Feigenspan, Newark, N. J. Lager beer
Cotzhausen, Alfred von, Milwaukee, Wis. Crystalline pictures
Coutts & Sons, Toronto, Canada. Acetic acid ,
Coventry Company, Providence, E. I. Cotton goods
Coventry Company. Providence, K. I. Cotton goods
Covert, James C, West Troy, N. Y. Harness-snaps
Crampton, J. Miller, New York, N. Y. Medicinal tablets
Crane & Co., Dalton, Mass. Writing-paper
Crane & Co., Dalton, Mass. Certain named paper
Crane & Co., Dalton, Mass. Writing and other paper
Crane, Z. & W. M., JDalton, Mass. Writing-paper and envelopes
Crane, Z. & W. M., Daltnn, Mass. Writing-paper and envelopes
Crane, Z. & W. M., Dnlton, Mass. Writing-paper and envelopes
Crane, Z. & W. M., Dalton, Mass. Writing-paper and envelopes
Crescent Electric Machine Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical machines, apparatus, and sup-
plies
Crescent Man ufacturin a: Company, St. Louis, Mo. Rubber packing-rings
Crescent Remedy Co., Limited. Indianapolis, Ind. Remedies for cutaneous diseases
Cross & Beguelin, New York, N. Y. Watches
Grossman & Bro., W. H., New York, N. Y. Lnbricating-oils
Grossman &, Bro., W. H., New York, N. Y. Cotton-seed, olive, and other food oils
Cruickshank, Arthur B., San Francisco, Cal., and London, England. Syringes
Crystal Confectionery Company, Burlington, Vt. Candied fruits and confectionery
Crystal Springs Manufacturing Company, Watertown, Mass. Wheat-starch
Crystal Watei Company, Limited, Bay City, Mich. Certain named beverages
Crystal ine Salt Company, Boston, Mass. Salt
Crystaline Salt Company. Boston, Mass. Salt
Cukor, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Cognac
Cummings, Son & Co., Josiab, Boston, Mass. Fiber, leather-board, leatheroid, and trunks and
other articles made therefrom
Cunningham Manufacturing Company, Kingston, N. Y. Compound adapted as a substitute for
eggs
Currie Fertilizer Company. Louisville, Ky, Smokingtobacco
Curtiu, James C, Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, and New York. N. Y. Lubrlcating-oils
Curtis & Curtis, Bridgeport, Conn. Pipe threading and cutting machines
Curtis, George E., Philadelphia, Pa. Roller-skates
Curtis, George S., Peabody, Mass. Liniment
Cushman, Belle V., New'York, N. Y. Toilet soap
Dagsett & Ramsdell, New York, N. Y. Remedy for certain affections of the skin
Dahl & Co., Barmen, Germany. Medical compound for the cure of neuralgic and rheumatic com-
plaints .- -
Dahlhans, Emilio, Mexico, Mexico. Topical remed.y for toothache, neuralgia, burns, and wounds.,
Daisy Roller Mill Company. Milwaukee and Superior, Wis. Wheat-flour
Dallinger, Fi'ank W., Boston, Mass. Coffee ; -..
Daniels & Co., J. C, Middletown, Ind, Wheat-flour
Daniels, William H., Ogdensburg, N. Y. Crackers
Darby Manufacturing Company of Baltimore Cit.y, Baltimore, Md. Chocolate creams, caramels,
and candies
Darrow Publishing Co., W. J , Cleveland, Ohio. Pass-books
Davis, Charles H., New York, N. Y. Preparation for the cure of indigestion
Davis & Co., Wilbur H,, Boston, Mass. Felt footwear
Davis, Francis G., Watertown, N. Y. Metal clasps for securing underclothing
Davis & Son, James C, Boston, Mass. Washing-powders
De Jean, Anson W., Minneapolis, Minn. Medicinal compound for the prevention and cure of diph-
theria
De Langle, Charles F. J. P.. Lynn and Boston, Mass. Tonic
De Rogy, Ensene, Newark, N. J. Finger- rings
Dearinger. Frank B., and C, S. Niemier, Indianapolis, Ind. Tools and implements for making arti-
ficial-stone and cement pavements, &c
Deepbonse, Cornelius, Le Mars, Iowa. Medicinal plasters forYheumatism
Deer, Hannah M,, Jersey City, N. J. Certain named medicine
Deharame-Delettre Bru.sh Company, New York, N. Y. Plastic material for certain named purposes
Dehner, Andy, Burlington, Iowa. Cigars
Dennison Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Tags and labels
Dessar, Leonard A., New York, N. Y. Vessels for physicians' and surgeons' use
Dessar, Leonard A., New York, N. Y. Vessels for physicians' and surgeons' use
Devlin, John A., Friday Harbor, Wash. Canned salmon
Dexter Shoe Company, Saco, Me., and Boston, Mass. Boots, shoes, and slippers
Dexter Woolen Mills, Boston, Mass, Repellents or waterproof cloth
Dexter Yarn Company, Pawtucket, R. I. Knitting-cotton
Diamond Dust Soap Powder Co., Savannah, 6a Soap powder
Diamond Plaster Company, Chicago, 111. Hard plaster and cement for building purposes
Dietrich & Co., J., San Antonio, Tex. Soap for laundry and household cleansing purposes
Dippo Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Alloy of metal
Dittraan & Krug, Chicago, 111. Certain named specialties
Doig, William S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Box-nailing machine
Dolge ifcSon, Alfred, New York, N. Y. Piano tuning-pins
Dorf Samuel, Baltimore. Md. Whisky
Dorflipger & Sons, C, White Mills, Pa., and New York, N. Y. Cut glassware
Dort, Elizabeth, Buffalo, N. Y. Stomachic and carminative medicine
Dougherty, Thomas E. , Chicago, 111. Filling for pies
Dougherty. Thomas E., Chicago, 111. Filling for pics
Downerd, Fr.ank A., Columbus, Ohio. Molders' tools
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Certain named medicines
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Pills
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Ointments
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Certain named remedies
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Certain named remedies
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24,570
Apr.
24
67
524
21,259
Feb.
20
66
1305
24,587
Apr.
24
67
526
24,383
Mar.
20
66
1890
24,384
Mar.
20
66
1890
24,704
May
15
67
923
25,202
Sept.
4
68
1271
25,572
Dec.
4
fi9
1357
24,048
Jan.
16
66
453
24,209
Feb.
13
66
1163
24,210
Feb.
13
G6
1163
24,879
June 12
67
1446
24,724
May
15
67
925
24 821
June
5
67
1327
24,882
June 19
67
1567
24,883
June
19
67
1567
24,104
Jan.
23
66
649
24,105
Jan.
23
66
649
24,1.56
Feb.
6
66
1000
24,444
Apr.
3
67
134
25,234
Sept.
11
68
1388
25,fi61
Dec.
11
69
1504
25,027
July
17
68
411
24,117
Jan.
30
66
841
25,297
Oct.
2
69
117
25,371
Oct.
16
69
367
24,348
Mar.
13
66
1753
25,515
Nov.
13
69
942
25,596
Dec.
4
69
1359
25,651
Dec.
11
69
1.503
24,006
Jan.
9
66
310
24,007
Jan.
9
66
311
24,626
May
1
67
672
24,843
June 12
67
1443
25,180
Aug.
28
68
1140
25,528
Nov.
13
69
945
25,277
Sept.
25
68
1626
24,125
Jan.
30
66
841
24,645
May
1
67
674
25,102
Aug.
7
68
767
24,895
June 19
67
1568
24,144
Jan.
30
66
843
24,3.57
Mar.
13
66
1754
24,192
Feb.
6
66
1003
25,161
Aug.
21
68
1019
24,917
June 26
67
1716
24.000
Jan.
9
66
310
25,718
Dec.
25
69
1769
24.575
Apr.
24
67
524
24,774
May
29
67
1186
25,055
July
24
68
531
25,486
Nov.
13
69
940
24.437
Apr.
3
67
134
25,536
Nov.
20
69
1065
24,498
Apr.
10
67
268
24,018
Jan.
9
66
312
24,072
Jan.
16
66
455
25,258
Sept.
18
68
1518
25,496
Nov.
13
69
941
25,504
Nov.
13
69
942
2.5,138
Aug.
14
68
911
24,948
July
3
68
139
24,369
Mar.
20
66
1889
24,878
June
12
67
1446
24.903
June
19
67
1569
25,374
Oct.
16
69
367
24,375
Mar.
20
66
1889
24,842
June 12
67
1443
24,121
Jan.
30
66
841
25,103
Aug.
7
68
767
25.002
July
10
68
278
25,150
Aug.
21
68
1019
25,696
Dec.
18
69
1640
24,763
May
22
67
1063
24,520
Apr.
10
67
270
25,435
Oct.
30
69
638
24,278
Feb.
27
66
1446
2.5,350
Oct.
16
69
365
24,827
June
5
67
1328
2.5,719
Dec.
25
69
1769
25,720
Dec.
25
69
1769
24,612
Apr.
24
67
528
25,455
Nov.
6
69
786
25,456
Nov.
6
69
786
25,493
Nov.
13
69
941
25,494
Nov.
13
69
941
25,637
Dec.
11
69
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
391
Name, residence, and title.
Drs. Reynolds &. Reynolds, San Antonio and Ballas, Tex. Preparation of oils for chronic, malig-
nant, and lung diseases -
Drefs, Charles A., Buftalo, N. T. Corn-plasters, pills, nervines, cough mixtures, headache-pow-
ders, and cod-liver oil
Drnmheller, Francis E., Sunbury, Pa. Remedy for the asthma
Dry bread, Seneca S., Tay lorsvilie, Ind. 'Wheat-tiour
Diicker, James 0., W. T. Findlv, and G. Harvey, Louisiana, Mo. Certain named remedies
Dudley, Battelle & Hard, New York, N. T. Brown and bleached sheetiugs and shirtings
Dulntii Imperial Mill Company, Duluth, Minn. "Wheat-flour
Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Company, San Francisco, Cal. Certain named cutlery
Dunham, Frank A., Bmckton, Mass. Welt-trimmers
Dunne, Frank L.. Boston, Mass. Men's outer cloth'ng
Durand, Huguenin &. Co., L., Basle, Switzerland. Dye-stuffs
Durand, Huguenin & Co , L., Basle, Switzerland. Pharmaceutical product
Durand, HiTsnenin &Co.,L., Basle, Switzerland. Pharmaceutical product
Duryea, "Watts & Company, Limited, New York. N. T. "Wheat-flour
Dysmenotine Co., Camden, N. J. Certain named remedies
E. A. Butts Company, "Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y., and Chicago, HI. Remedies for con-
stipation and diseases of the liver and kidneys
E Cusenier Fils Ain6 & Compagnie, Paris, Ornans, Charenton, and Marseilles, France, Mulhouse,
Germany, and Brussel.'', Belgium. Creme dementhe
E. & H. T. Anthony & Company, New York, N. Y. Paper
E. <fc H. T. Anthony & Company, New York, N. Y. Paper
E. Stfibbins Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass. Faucets
Eagle and Phenix M^mufacturing Company, Columbu.'!, Ga. Cotton plaids and stripes
Eagle Bicycle Manufacturing Company, Torrington. Conn. Velocipedes
Eagle Shoe Oil Polish Co., Eagle Rock, Va. Shoe oil polish
Eastman, Erving L.. Peabody, Mas.*). Nerve tonic
Eaton, Cole & Burnhara Companv, Bridgeport, Conn. Hose-nozzles
Eaton & Hobbs, Lynn, Mas.s. Manufactured pop-corn and candy of all kinds
Eddy (fe Sons, D., Boston, Mass. Refrigerators
Edwards & Gubl Produce Company, Chicago, 111. Saner-kraut
Esger.s & Co., Henry, New York. N. Y. Canned salmon
Eftgoline Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y. Coloring for pastry, buns, cakes, and icing
Eisendratb, Joseph N., Chicago, 111. Leathpr for wearing-apparel and belting and valve leather . .
Electric Storage Battery Company, Gloucester City, N. J., and Philadelphia, Pa. Plates or ele-
ments for secondary or stora^'e batteries
Elgm Butter Company, Eljiin, 111. Butter
Elgin Creamery Company, Chicaco and Elgin, HI. Butter
Eli Pettijobn Cereal Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Wheaten breakfast food
Ellin & Co., Thomas, Sheffield. England. Cutlery and edge-tools
Ellin &. Co , Thomas, Sheffield, England. Cutleiy and edge-tools
Elsworth & Co., Edward, New York and Buffalo, N. Y. Flour, meal, and crushed cereals
Els worth & Co., Edward, Now York and Buffalo, N. Y. Flour, meal, and crushed cereals
Elsworth & Co , Edward. New York and Buffalo, N. Y. Flour, oatmeal, and crushed cereals
Emigh & Lobdell, New York, N. Y. Collars and ruffs
Emil Winter Company, Allegheny and Pittsburg, Pa. Beef, mutton, veal, pork, ham, sausage, and
cured meats ,
Emil Winter Company, Allegheny and Pittsburg, Pa. Fertilizers
Emil Winter Company, Allegheny and Pittsburg, Pa. Animal grease and oils
Emin Pasha Drug Co., Chicago, 111. Powders, tablets, pills, bleaches, salves, liniments, oils, pastes,
herbs, and bitters
Empire Mill Company, St. Louis, Mo. Wheat-flour
English, Belcher&Co., Martinsville, Va. Smoking-tobacco and cigarettes
Enterprise Soap "Works, Nashville, Tenn. Laundry and toilet soap
Eppenstein & Co , M. C., Chicago. HI. Silver tableware -.-■ ,
Esclimann, Frederick W. R., Yonkers, N. Y. Antiseptic and germicidal preparation
Esohmann, Frederick "W. R., Yonkers. N. Y. Tonic
Esilraan & Nield, New York, N. Y. Acids for acidulating sirups and beverages
Estey Organ Company, Brattleborough. Vt. Reed-nrgans
European Weston Electrical Instrument Company, Newark, N. J. Apparatus forthe measurement
of electrical charge or current
Evans, Oliver C, Kansas City, Mo. Cheese
Everett, Aughenbaugh & Co., Waseca, Minn. "Wheat-flour
Everett, Aughenbaugh & Co., Waseca, Minn. Wheat-flour
Everett Mills, Lawrence, Mass. Denims, tickings, cotton flannels, cotton dress goods, and cottonades.
Ewart, George, London, England. Certain named apparai us for warming and heating water
Excelsior Manufacturing Company, Logansport, Ind. Medicinal preparations for the hair and scalp.
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Company, St. Louis, Mo. Cigars
Fairbanks, John A., Boston, Mass. "Whisky and whisky compounds
Fairbanks, Morse & Company, Chicago, HI., and Beloit, Wis. Windmills
Fairbanks, Morse & Company, Chicago. 111., and Beloit, Wis. Windmills
Farbenfabrikeu, vormals Fr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Germany. Pharmaceutical products
Farnsworth, Thomas W., Boston, Mass. Clothing for men and boys
Farrell, John T., Providence, R. I. Blood-purifiers
Farwell & Rhines. Watertown, N. Y. Flour and prepared cereals
Father Lehreton Eye Water Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Eye- water
Faultless Chemical Company, Baltimore, Md. Chewing-gum
Faultless Chemical Company, Baltimore, Md. Chewing-gum
Faultless Chemical Company, Baltimore, Md. Chewing-gnm
Faultless Chemical Company, Baltimore, Md. Chewing-gum
Fawcett, Hu ghes. New "Tork. N. Y. Shoe-laces and braid
Fearey, William H., Albany, N. Y. Boots and shoes
Fearey, William H., Albany, N. Y. Boots and shoes
Federmeyer, Leon P., Chicago, 111. Hair tonic
Fels & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Soap for antiseptic and disinfecting purposes
Fenlin, John M.. Philadelphia, Pa. Finished kid
Fenton Metallic Manufacturing Company, Jamestown, N. Y. Cycles
Fernow, John A. W., St. Louis, Mo. Barley and malt extracts and carbonated beverages! '.'.'...'....
Fiberloid Company, Newburyport, Mass. Plastic composition and collars and cuffs made there-
from
Fiberloid Company, Newburyport, Mass. Collars and cuffs made of pyroxylin materials '-'-
Fienhold. Edward H., Philadelphia, Pa. Remedy for coughs, colds, consumption, and other dis-
eases of the throat and lungs
24,015
24,598
24,787
25,365
24,233
.24,841
2.5, ,51 6
24,610
25,405
25,564
24.277
24,315
24,316
24.082
24,097
23,983
24,642
2.5,117
25,118
24,804
24,839
23.9.i4
25,013
24,690
25.695
24,740
24,325
24.059
24,127
23.974
24,164
25,235
24.217
25.470
24.974
25,507
25.509
24.061
24,062
24,551
25,337
24,753
24,762
24,928
25,100
24,129
25,464
25,644
24,525
25.575
25,578
25,071
24,729
24,430
25,209
24.180
25 127
24.328
25.278
24,897
2.5.530
24,663
24,479
24.480
24,722
25.667
24.7R4
24,919
24,350
24,249
24,345
24.390
24,741
24.120
24,441
24,442
23,979
25,272
25,450
24.169
24,223
25,151
25,280
24,318
Apr. 24
May 29
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
June 12
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
May 1
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
May 29
June 12
Jan. 2
■Tulv 17
May 8
Dee. 18
May 22
Mar. 0
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Feb. 0
Sept. n
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
July 3
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
May 22
May 22
June 26
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Julv 31
May 15
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Sept. 25
June 19
Nov. 13
May g
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 15
Dec. 18
May 29
June 26
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
May 22
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
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366
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528
506
1356
1446
1591
1591
647
648
169
674
909
909
1188
1443
167
409
810
1640
1061
1592
454
841
169
1000
1388
1164
787
141
942
942
454
454
398
364
1062
1063
1717
767*
842
786
1502
396
1357
1357
653
926
2050
1272
1002
910
1751
1626
1568
944
807
138
138
925
1637
1187
1717
1753
1304
1753
1891
1061
841
134
134
169
1625
786
1001
1165
1018
119
1591
392
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, ami title.
No.
Findly, "William T. (See Ducker, Kndly, and Harvey.)
Finkelpearl, Henry, Pittsburg, Pa. Pharmaceutical preparation for the skin
Jj'inlayson, Bousfield & Co., Johnstone, Scotland, and Grafton and Boston, Mass. Linen and hemp
yarns and threads
Finlayson, Bousfield & Co., Johnstone, Scotland, and Grafton and Boston, Mass. Linen and hemp
yarns and threads
Fisher & Fairbanks, Boston, Mass. Medicinal preparation for the cure of coughs, consumption,
summer complaint, and kidney diseases
Fitz, Eustace C, Chelsea and Mansfield, Mass. Heaters, furnaces, ranges, and stoves, and parts
of and appliances for the same
Fitzgerald, David H., Brockton, Mass. Boots, shoes, and slippers
Fixmer, John P., Springfield, 111. Stomach bitters
Fletcher & Son, JRobert, Stoneclough, England. Paper of every description
Fletcher & Son, Kobert, Stoneclough, England. White and colored tissue and copying papers
Fletcher &. Son, Eobert, Stoneclough, England. Grass-bleached and silver tissue-paper
Florence Manufacturing Company, Northampton, Mass., New Tork, N.T., and Chicago, 111. Hair
and clothes brushes
Floto's Sons, George, Brooklyn, N. T. Essence for use with coffee
Foley & Co., Chicago, 111. Line of proprietary preparations .-
Folke, Netta A. C, New Tork, N. T. Tonics for the hair
Foote, Annie, New Toik, N. T. Metal-polish
Foote, Charles E., and C. C. Jenks, Jackson, Mich. Perfumeries, soap, and toilet preparations for
the h air, skin , an d teeth
Forbes, Brother & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Baking-powder
Forbes & Co., J. P., San Francisco, Cal.. and Chicago, 111 Natural mineral water
Forest & Co., J., St. Etienne, France. Silk and velvet fabrics and ribbons
Forsyth & Co., Passaic, N. J. Internal remedy for colds
Foster Bros. Manufacturing Company, tJtlca, N. T., Baltimore, Md., and St. Louis, Mo. Spring-
beds.
Foster, Clarence, Baltimore, Md. Salves, ointments, liniments, and powders
Fourgault, Eugfene, Asniferes, France. Cleaniugandpolishingpreparationforuseon woodandmetal,
Fournier. Gaetan, Paris, France. Diuretics
Fowler Brothers, Limited, New Tork, N. T., and Chicago, 111. Lard
Fownes Brothers &. Co., London, England. Leather gloves and fabric and woolen gloves, cuffs,
and mittens
Fox, Emanuel E , New Tork, N. T. Toilet and laundry soap
Francis Mannfactuiing Company. Niagara Falls. N. T. Hooks and eyes
Francis Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. Liver-pills
Fraucis T. Witte Hardware Company, New Tork, N. T. Refrigerators
Francisco, Stephen, Montclair, Caldwell, Newark, and the Oranges, N.J. Milk for infants and in-
valids
Frederick Stearns & Company, Detroit, Mich. Prepared meat juices and iron
Freedman &. Knight, London, England. Domestic water-filters
Froehlich, David. New Tork, N. T. Furniture consisting of beds, bureaus, buffets, chiffoniers, &c
Fruen, William H., Minneapolis, Minn. Rolled oats
Fruen, William H., Minneapolis, Minn. Rolled oats
Fruen, William H. , Minneapolis, Minn RoUc d wheat
Frye, Alphonzo G., Boston, Mass. Puzzles
Fuhrman, David M., Wooster, Ohio. Teast
Fuller, George, St. Paul, Minn. Compounds for cleaning wood and leather
^ullerton. Oscar J., Waterloo, Iowa. Remedy for the cure of consumption
Fulton Water Works Company, Fulton, N. T. Spring, mineral, and effervescent waters
Furrer, Marie, New Tork, N. T. Ladies' hats and bonnets and trimminss thereon
Fyfe. Alexan 'erM., Haitford, Vt. Dressing for giving a finish to textile fabrics
G. D. Dows & Company, Revere and Boston, Mass. Carbonated tonic medicinal beverages
G. H. Hammond Company, Hammond, Ind., and South Omaha, Nebr. Certain named edibles
G. J. Moulton & Conipanv, Limited, Macclesfield, England. Dry powdered soap
Gaitskill. Silas H. (See Van Ness and Gaitskill.)
(Jalena Oil Works, Franklin, Pa, Lubricaiingoil
Galena Oil Works, Franklin, Pa. Lubricatingoil
Galena Oil Works, Franklin, Pa. Lubricatingoil
Galena Oil Works. Franklin, Pa. Lubricatingoil
Gannett, William H., Augusta, Me. Medicinal plasters
(rannett, William H,. Augusta, Me. Medicinal plasters
Garber, Reist & Co., Stevens, Pa. Print-butter
Gardner. William J., Buffalo, N. T. Remedy for rheumatism
Garin & Co., Alonso, Havana, Cuba. Lard
Gary & Christopher, Baltimore, Md. Anestho-anodynes
(Jebriider Brehnier, Leipsic, Germany. Binding and paper-box machines
Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company, New Tork. N. T. Steam-engine condensers
George Fowler, Son & Company, Limited, Kansas City, Kans. Oil shortening
George Fowler, Son &; Company, Limited. Kansas City, Kans. Lard and compound lard
German American Drug Company, Ohio Clity, Ohio. Remedy for disea.«ios of women
Germozone Company. Austin, Tex. Internal remedy for certain named diseases
Gerolsleiner Sprudel AV". Castendyck, Gerol.stein, Germany. Mineral waters
Geyserite Soap Company, Denver, Colo. Soap in cakes or bars
Giesecke Boot and Shoe Manufactunna Company, Cole county and St. Louis, Mo. Men's shoes . . .
Gill, Fred, Grand Rapids. Mich. Carbonated tonic beverage
Gillet &Co., Martin, Baltimore, Md. Tea
Gillett & Hall, Detroit, Mich. Clover-seed
(Milliard, P. Monne & Cartier, Lyons. France. Glass tubes
Gillies & Co., Edwin J., New Tork, N. T. Roasted coffee
Gilman, John F.. Boston, Mass. Medicines for venereal diseases
Gilman & Sons. Charles J.. Brunswick, Me. Spring- water
Grilmour Bros. (Company, Owensborough, Kv. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gilpin, Langdon & Co., Baltimore, Md. Whisky
Gilpin, Langdon & Co., Baltimore, Md. Remedies for throat and lung diseases
Giovanni. Bruno, New Tork, N. T. Medicinal preparations in the nature of tonic phosphates
Giron Fr^res, St. Etienne, France. Velvet s •
Glens Falls Portland Cement Company. Queensbury, N. T. Portland cement
Globe Chemical Company Cleveland, Ohio. Laundry soap •
Globe Register Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Time, sales, and cash registers and serving-machines
for stationery
Gold Medal Sarsaparilla Company, Montpelier, Vt. Sarsaparilla liquid compound
24,191
25,171
25,241
24,899
24,937
25.172
25,540
24,938
25,196
25,197
24,527
24,503
24,.=;39
24,098
25,076
24,963
24,997
24, .506
25.243
25,638
25.2ii6
24.692
24.905
24,229
25,556
25,.554
24.150
25,040
24,829
24,908
25,368
23 992
25.112
23.952
25,110
25,469
25, .522
25,345
24,676
24,153
25,640
25.391
24.487
24.248
24.898
24,.579
25,495
23.965
23,966
23,967
23.968
24.047
24.148
25,221
24,871
25,166
24,687
25.437
25,304
25,263
25,324
24,198
24,146
24,530
24,392
24,327
25,526
25.468
25.287
24,029
24,220
24,727
25,320
24,141
24.279
24.,594
24,399
24,443
25,153
24,680
24,698
25,552
Date.
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
June 19
! June 26
! Aug. 28
Nov. 20
1 July 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
! Apr. 17
i Jan. 23
i July 31
j July 3
July 3
1 Apr. 10
Sept. 18
I Dec. 11
\ Sept. 18
■ Mav 8
I June 19
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
; Nov. 27
Jan. 30
July 24
June 5
June 19
i Oct. 16
1 Jan. 2
! Aug. 7
I Jan. 2
I Aug. 7
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
May 8
; Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
June 19
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
; Jan. 2
j Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
June 12
Aug. 21
May 8
Oct. 30
; Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
1 Mar. 20
i M.nr. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
I Oct. 2
i Jan. 9
j Feb. 13
! May 15
I Oct. 9
! Jan. 30
j F.'b. 27
\ Apr. 24
I Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
May 8
May 8
Nov. 27
67
68
69
68
67
67
67
66
68
68
68
67
68
68
67
67
66
69
69
66
68
67
67
69
67
69
66
66
67
66
67
68
67
67
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
393
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
Ooldsteln, Julius M., Oneida, N. Y. Cigars
Goldstein, Julius M., Oneida, N. T. Cigars
GoU, Bruno H., Chicago, 111. Cough sirups
Goll, Bruno H., Chicago, 111. Remedy forthe Wood
Goodman, Adolph, Pocahontas, Va. Cigars, cigarettes, and smokingandchewingtobacco and snuff.
Goodman, Adolph, Pocahontas, Va. Cigars, cigarettes, smoking and chewing tobacco, and snuff . .
Goodman & Maoatee, New York, N. Y. Fluid medicine to neutralize the effect of microbes on the
physical system
Goodman &, Macatee, New York, N. Y. Certain named medicinal preparation
Goshen Coal Company, New Philadelphia. Cleveland, and Goshen, Ohio. Bituminous coal
Goulet & Co., George' Eheims, France. Champagne- wine
Graham Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111. Toilet soap
Graham Brothers & Co., Chicago, 111. Toilet .soap
Grand Rapids Brewing Company, Grand Rapids, Mich. Lager-beer
Gray, William C, Ayr, Scotland. Carpets
Gray, William C, Ayr, Scotland. Carpets
Gray, William C, Ayr, Scotland. Carpets
Graydon, Thomas W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Remedies for diseases of the blood, nerves, and respira-
tory organs
Green, Charles F. (See Yost, Green, and Houck.)
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Wheat fiour
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Wheat- fiour
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Green , Shipton , New York. N. Y. Wheat-flour
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Certain named preserved meats
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Fresh, roast, and boiled beef
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Beef, mutton, veal, pork, hams, saugage, and cured meats
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Canned meats
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Canned meats
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. Canned meats, lard, and substitutes for lard
Greenewald & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Clothing for men and boys
Greenwoods Company, New Hartford, Conn. Canvas, hose-duck, awning-stripes, sail-duck, sail-
twine, seine-twine, 'sewing-twine, and thread
Grinberg Bros. , New York. N. Y. Oil and gas stoves and sheet-metal pipes and elbows
Grit Publishing Company, WilIiam,=iport, Pa. Periodicals and other prints
Grosche & Co., Bruno, New York, N. Y. Paints for metals
Grover & Gi., R. B., Brockton, Mass. Leather boot.s and shoes
Grover& Co., R. B., Brockton, Mass. Leather boots and shoes
Guckenheimer & Bros., Asber, Pittsburg, Pa. Whisky
Guckenheimer & Sons, S., Savannah, Ga. Baking-powder
Guigiies Tanneries Company, Jersey City, N. J., New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa. Calf-
skins and go.at-skins '.
Guild, Joseph H., Rupert, Vt. Remedy for asthma
Guinean, Thomas, Seattle, Wash. Ointment
Guiraud, Maxime, New Orleans. La. Cigars and cigarettes
Guiterman Brothers, St. Paul, Minn. Men's and boys' garments
Gulden, Charles, New York, N. Y. Mu.stard "
Gunnerman, Louis H., Thoindale, Pa. Powderto facilitate the execution of music
Guttin, Jenn B., New York, N. Y. Wines and liquors
H. Halier Manufacturing Company, Limited, New Orleans, La. Stoves and ranges
H. Halier Manufacturing Company, Limited, New Orleans, La. Stoves and ranges
H. Halier Manufacturing Company, Limited, New Orleans, La. Stoves and ranges
H. W. Johns Manufacturing Company. New York, N. Y. Roofing, packing, gaskets, insulating
and nonconducting materials containing asbestos
Haan & Scbrouder, Grand Rapids, Mich. Medicinal effervescent salt
Haas Brothers New York, N. Y., and San Francisco, Cal. Oysters
Habich & Co., Boston, Mass. Beer, ale, and porter
Habicb &, Co., Boston, Mass. Beer, ale, and porter
Hackendahl, Hermann H., Milwaukee, Wis. Blood-purifying tea, liniment, salve, and cough sirup.
Haight Fruit Co., Redlands, Cal. Oranges
Hall & Co., G. H., Edina, Mo. Remedy for diseases of hogs
Hall Ai Co., T. B., Liverpool, England. Ale and .stout
Halloek, William P., Harri-sburg, 111. Cosmetical paste for the complexion
Hamblin, Walter E., Manchester, N. H. Cough drops
Hamburger & Sons, A., Los Angeles, Cal. Toilet soaps, perfumes, face-powder, and complexion
creams and lotions
Hamlen & Son, James H., Portland, Me. Staves and heading
Hamlyn Brothers, Buckfastleigh, England. Wool piece goods, including serges, estamenes, and
suitings
Hamlyn Brother.', Buckfastleigh, England. Wool piece goods
Hammel, Rigland &Co., New York.N. Y. Mechanism and materials for watches and clocks
Hammond, Lemuel H., Worcester, Mass. Tablets or pills for coughs, colds, and similar throat and
lung affections
Hance Bros. &. White, Philadelphia, Pa. Chocolate in powdered form or in tablets
HanceBros. & White, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicated lozenges and tablets
Hance Bros. & White, Philadelphia, Pa. Remedy for headache
HanceBros. & White, Philadelphia, Pa. Remedy for diseases of the stomach and bowels
Hance, William A., Springfield, Ohio. Preparation for beautifying the complexion
Hanson, Edgar P., Belfast, Me. Medicated soaps and plasters and remedies for diseases of the
blood, skin, and nerves
Han thorn & Co.. J. O., Astoria, Oreg. Fish and meat packed in tin cans
Harbison & Walker, Pittsburg, Pa. Fire-brick, tile, and articles made of fire-clay
Harbison & Walker, Pittsburg, Pa. Firebrick, tile, and articles made of fire-clay
Harding. Abram, Baltimr)r6, Md. Electro-magneto appliances
Haxle, Haas & Co., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Toothache remedy
Harris, Abram W., Providence, R. I. Lubricating-oil
Harris, Abram W., Providence, R. I. Lubricating-oil
Harris, Abram W., Providence, R. I. Lubricating-oil
Harris, Abram W., Providence, R. T. Lubricating-oil
HarrisPavson Company, Portland and Alfred, Me. Canned meats, vegetables, fish, and fruits
Harvey Chemical Co., Lafayette, Ind. Polish for metal
Harvey Chemical Co., Lafayette, Ind. Polish for metal
24,413
25,216
24,7,')8
24,759
25,527
25,553
24,540
25.025
25,215
25,358
25,643
25,429
25,423
25,677
25,678
25,679
24,990
24,552
24,746
24,747
24.748
24,749
25,128
25,129
25,162
25,472
25,473
25,474
25,514
25,2e3
24,521
25,143
25,149
25,382
24,204
24,205
25,159
25,251
24,206
24.354
24,693
24,664
25,622
24,298
25,301
25,711
24,404
24,405
21,406
25 404
25,016
24,182
25,124
25 357
23,986
24,973
25,078
25,392
2.5,137
25,503
24,964
24,240
2.5,413
25,624
25,402
24,960
25,126
25.178
25,179
25,315
24,589
24,631
24,460
24,272
24,273
24,027
25,053
24,719
24.904
24,966
25,001
24,080
24,848
24,968
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
May 22
May 22
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
Apr. 17
July 17
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Dee. 11
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
July 10
Apr. 17
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 22
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
Sept.. 18
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
May 8
May 8
Deo. 11
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
Mar. 20
Mur. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
July 17
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
July 3
July 31
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
July 3
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Deo. 11
Oct. 23
July 3
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
May 1
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
July 24
May 15
Julie 19
July 3
July 10
Jan. 23
.Tune 12
July 3
66
68
68
2048
1386;
1063
10C3
944
1206
39T
411
1272
366
1502
637
637
1638
1038
1638
27T
396
106*
1062
1062
1062
910
91 Oi
1019
788
788
788
912
117
270i
912:
1018
368
1163
1103
1019
1517
1163
1753
810
807
1.500
1589
119
1769
1892
1892
1892
506
410
1002
910
366
169
141
6.53
505
911
941
140
1166
636
1.500
506
140
910'
1140
1140
239
526
673
136
1306
1306
313
,531
924
1569
140
278
647
1444
394
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Harvey & Co., Port Huron, Hilich. Tonic, blood-purifier, and fever-preventive ,
Harvey, George. (See Ducker, Findly and Harvey.)
Harvey Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. T. Headache-powders
Harvey Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Headache-powders
Harvey Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Com medicine or cure
Hastrup & Co., A., Hamburg, Germany. Painters' size
Hasweli, William S., Denver. Colo. Corn remedy
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington, Incorporated, Boston, New Bedford, and Middleborough, Mass.
Leather shoes
Hauthaway & Sons, C. L., Boston, Mass. Liquid shoe-dressing
Haviland, Theodore, Limoges, France, and New York, N. Y. French china
Hawkins, Edward M., Cuba. Mo. Remedy for chicken-cholera
Hax, George A., Baltimore, Md. Feed for stock
Hay & Todd Manufacturing Co., Ypsilanti, Mich. Knit underwear
Hayner, William M., Spriug6pld, Ohio. Whinky
Hazard. Hazard <& Company, New York, N. Y., and Newport, R. L Tonic
Heap, William, Muskegon, Mich. Plumbers' supplies, comprising closets, seats, and tanks
Hearn, Charles C, Quincy, Mass. Remedy for headache
Hearn &Son, James A., New York, N. Y. Ginghams
Hecht, Ferdinand, New York, N. Y. Cleaning preparation for use in sweeping carpets
Hearing, Peter N., Copenhagen, Denmark. Cherry brandy
Heinzerling, John, Baltimore, Md. Aerated beverages
Hemzeiling, John, Baltimore, Md. Aerated beverages
Heitmann Bros., Cologne, Gerraany. Family dyes
Helios Electric Companj;, Philadelphia, Pa. Arc-light carbons
Hemsley, Alexander, Philadelphia. Pa. Flash-lamps
Henarie, Daniel V. B., San Francisco, Cal. Whisky
Eenn & Gabler Brewing Company, Chicago, 111. Lager-beer, ale, stout, porter, and analogous
malted beverages
Henry H. Bells Sons Company, Milton and New York. N. Y. Eider-down cloth
Henry McShane Manufacturing Company, Baltimore. Md. Yalves
Herbs, F. & M., Hudson, N. Y. Smoking and chewing tob.Tcco
Herkner, Henry F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Printers' type and advertising-cuts
Herusheim Bros. & Co., S., New Orleans, La. Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, and tobacco and snuflf .
Hernsheim Bros. &. Co., S., New Orleans, La. Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, and tobacco and snuff..
Hernsheim Bros. & Co., S., New Oileans, La. Cigars, all-tobacco cigarettes, cheroots, smoking,
chewing, and leaf tobacco and snuff
Hernsheim Bros. &Co., S., New Orleans, La. Cigars, all-tobacco cigarettes, cheroots, smoking,
chewing, and leaf tobacco and snuff
Hernsheim Bros. & Co., S., New Orleans, La. Cigars, all-tobacco cigarettes, and smoking, chewing,
and leaf tobacco
Hessberg, Magnus, Richmond, Va. Leather boots and shoes
Hewer, William, New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Hewson, Robert, San Francisco, Cal. Whisky
Eibbert, James, Sheffield, England. Pocket-tnives, razors, table-cutlery, and scissors
Higgin & Co., Thomas, Liverpool. England. Common salt
Hill Syrup Company, Seattle, Wash., and Barre, Vt. Maple sirup
Hillerich & Son, J. F., Louisville, Ky. Base-ball bats
Hillyer, William R., Citra, Fla. Oranges, lemons, tangerines, and grape fruit
Hilson Company. New York. N. Y. Cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes
Hinrichs & Co., New York, N. Y. Lamps
Hinricbs & Co., New York, N. Y. Lamps
Hinrichs & Co., New York, N. Y. Dolls
Hirschler, Moritz, Buda-Pesth, Austria-Hungary. Mineral waters
Hi.sgen Brothers, Albany, N. Y. Axle-grease - -
Hitzeroth & Schatz, Markneukirchen, Germany. String instruments
Hoffman, Lee &. Co., Baltimore, Md. Coffee
Hoffman, William, S.ilt Lake City, Utah Ter. Game-boards used in connection with a series of
anmbers
Hoffmann & Sons Co., J. G., Wheeling, W. Va. Oak-tanned harness-leather :
Hohenstein &- Lange, Berlin, Germany. Paper lamp-shades
Hollis, Windle W., Providence. R. I. Taffy
Holzman, Benjamin M., New York, N. Y. Children's clothing other than shirt-waists and under-
clothing.
Holzman Mauufactnring Co., Baltimore, Md., and New York, N. Y. Shirt-waists and ladies' un-
derwear
Hood &Co., C. I., Lowell, Mass. Pills
Hood County Milling Company, Granbury, Tex. Wheat-flour
Hoopes &, Townsend, Philadelphia, Pa. Rivets
Horace R. Kelly & Company, Limited, New York, N. Y. Cigars
Hotchkiss, Hiram G., Lyons, N. Y. Essential oils
Houck. Frank C. (See Yost, Green, and Houck.)
Household Friend Company, Richmond, Va. Chemical coal-saver
Houston & Henderson, Boston, Mass. Kid gloves
Howard Sterling Company, Providence, R. I. Table and ornamental silverware
Howarth, Dennis, Chester. Pa. Towels
Howe & French, Boston, Mass. Isinglass of a gelatinous nature
Howe & French, Boston, Ma.ss. Isinglass of a gelatinout nature
Howe, Hopkins & Bassett, Rochester, N. Y. Heating and power boilers
Howell &. Co., Charles H., Philadelphia, Pa. Paints, colors, enamels, driers, varnish, and.putty - . .
Howells, Moffitt & Co., Kane, Pa. Clothes-pins
Hudnut, Richard, New york, NY. Preparation to prevent sea-sickness
Hueffner, Henry A., Virginia, 111. Flour
Hull & Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Trousers
Hunold. Ernest, Providence, R. I. Razors and shears
Hnntoon & Gorhara, Providence, R. I. Canned vegetables and fruitsand bottled catsups and pickles .
Hurd & Co., George B., New York, N. Y. Writing-paper and envelopes
Hurd & Co., George B., New York, N. Y. Writing-paper and envelopes
Hiird, William J., St. Paul, Minn. Tooth paste or dentifrice
Hyatt School Slate Company, Limited, Bethlehem, Pa. Slates
Hyatt School Slate Company, Limited, Bethlehem, Pa. Slates
1. R. Kleinert Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Seamless stockinet dress-shields
I. B. Kleinert Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Rubber-coated skirtfacing
I. B. Kleinert Rubber Company, New York, N, Y. Rubber-coated skirt-facing
24,054
24,991
24,992
24, gg.'?
2.5,433
24,351
24,734
24.847
24,773
24,476
25, 183
25,282
24,953
24,313
25 .534
25,375
24,567
25.330
24,224
25,581
2.5,6.50
24,183
2,5.087
24 907
24,021
25,217
24,409
25,060
25,264
25,236
24,378
24,379
21,447
24,418
25,465
25,012
25.546
24,534
2.5,348
25,067
24,576
25,510
24,548
25,394
24,166
24,362
25,239
24,415
24,196
25.195
25,717
24,158
24,015
24,070
25,017
25,485
25,666
24.865
25,045
21,4,39
24,414
23,964
24,85U
25,620
24,713
25,680
24,492
24,493
24,564
25,214
25,302
24,755
25,100
24,102
25,201
25,254
24,522
24, .523
24,149
25,333
25,403
24,703
2.5,310
25.311
Date.
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July
10
Jul'y
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July
10
Oct.
30
Mar.
13
May
22
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Apr.
3
Aug.
28
, Oct.
2
1 July
3
Mar.
6
i Nov.
20
Oct.
16 {
Apr.
24 1
Oct.
9 1
Feb.
13 1
Dec.
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Dec.
11 1
Feb.
6 i
July
31 i
June
19 1
: Jan.
9 j
Sept.
11
Mar.
27
July
24
< Sept.
25
1 Sept.
18
Mar.
20
Mar.
20
Apr.
3 i
! Apr.
3
Nov.
6
July
17
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20
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17 !
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1 Sept.
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Mar.
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Gazette.
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 17
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
June 12
July 24
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
June 12 ,
Dec. 11 I
May 15
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
May 22
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
66
69
67
69
66
69
69
66
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66
68
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68
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67
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68 I
66 i
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69 !
453
277
277
277
638
1753
1061
1444
1186
138
1140
117
139
1591
1065
367
524
240
1165
1357
1.503
1002
654
1570
312
1386
2048
532
1624
1515
1890
1890
135
135
787
409
1066
397
365
652
524
942
398
506
1001
1754
1515
2048
1003
1271
1769
Jan
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
May 15
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
66
1 1000
06
, 452
66
455
68
410
69
940
69
1637
67
1445
68
530
67
134
66
2048
60
168
67
1444
69
1500
67
924
69
1638
67
268
67
268
67
400
68
1272
69
119
67
1062
68
1019
66
1000
68
1271
68
1517
67
396
67
396
66
843
69
240
69
506
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69
238
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238
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marTcs — Coutiuued.
395
Name, residence, and title.
No.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
Ichthyol Gescllschaft, Cordes, Hermanni & Co., Hamburg, Germany. Chemical and pharmaceutical
preparationa
Ichthyol Gesellschaft, Cordes, Hermanni <fe Co., Hamburg, Germany. Chemical and pharmaceutical
preparations
levers, Henry, Quebec, Canada. Remedy for toothache ,
Illinois "Watch Ca.<!e Company, Elo:in, 111. "Watchcases
Imperial Grauum Company, Neve Haven, Conn. Prepared foods for children and invalids
Imperial Packing Company, Canajoharie and New York, N. T., and Chicago, 111. Pork lard
Indian Rice Milling Company, Kansas City, Mo. Cornmeal
Indiana Coffee Company, India,n<ipolis, Ind. Coffee
Indianapolis Brewing Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Beer
Indianapolis Drug Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Perfumery
Iowa Soap Company, Burlington, Iowa. Laundry soap
Iroquois Brewing Company, Bnffalo, N. Y. Lagerbeer
Israel <fe Brothers, Charles, New York, N. Y. Yellow wax and colored wax goods
Ives & Co., Hobart B., New Haven, Conn. Sashlocks and door-bolts
Ivins, Eugene, Philadelphia, Pa. Cakes, crackers, and biscuits
J. B. Lewis Company, Portland, Me., and Boston, Mass. Leather boots and shoes
J. B. Lewis Company, Boston, Mass. Boots and shoes
J. B. "Williams Company, Gla.stonbury, Conn. Shaving-soap
J. B. "Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Shaving-soap ,
J. B. "Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Toilet soap
J. B. "Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Shaving-soaj)
J. B. "William.s Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Toilet soap
J B. "Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Toilet soap
J. B. "Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Toilet soap
J. B. "Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Toilet soap
J. B. Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn. Shaving-soap
J. H. Mohlman Company, New York, N. Y. Canned fish
J. H. Zeilin & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia. Pa. Medicinal preparation fur liver diseases
J. Hnngerford Smith Company, Rochester, N. Y. Chewins-gum
J. Hnngerford Smith Company, Rochester, N. T. Fountain sirups, flavoring extracts, and phos-
phates
J. M. Clark &. Company, Louisville, Ky. Chewing-gum
Jacob Dold Packing Company, Buffalo, N. Y.. Kansas City, Mo., "Wichita, Kans., Harrisburg.Pa.,
and Liverpool, England. Smoked hog, beef, and mutton products
Jacob Dold Packing Company, Buffalo, N. Y., Kansas City, Mo., AYichita, Kans., Harri.sburg, Pa.,
and Liverpool, England. Hams, bacon, shoulders, and all smoked hog, beef, and mutton products
Jacobs, Joseph M., New York. N. Y. Corsets ,
Jadwin, Orlando H., New York, N. Y. Insecticides
Jaffray & Co., E. S., New York, N. Y. Silks, silk goods, and ribbons ,
Jaffrav & Co., E, S., New York, N. Y. Velvets, ribbons, and black-velvet ribbons
Jaffray & Co., E. S., New York, N. Y. Silk ribbons
James Bonlton & Company, Limited, Stratford, England. Chemical preservative for provisions. . .
James Leffel & Company, Springfield, Ohio, and New York, N. Y. "Water- wheels
James, Royal & Co., Boston, Mass. Laundry starch
James, Royal <fc Co., Boston, Mass. Laundry starch
Janowitz, Julius, New York, N. Y. Dress and corset stays
Jarmuth Brothers, Chicago, III. Toilet soap
Jaros Hygienic Underwear Company, New York, N. Y. Absorbents for surgical and other pur-
poses
Jarrait, Richard, Detroit, Mich. "Washing compound for laundry and other purposes
Jas. S. Mason Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe-blacking
Jas. S. Mason Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Leather-dressing
.Tas. S. Mason Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dressing for shoes, harness, and fine leathers
Jas. S. Mason Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dressing for russet leather
Jas. S. Mason Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Leather-dressing
Jenkins, Maross, New York, N. "Y. Petroleum soap
Jenks, Charles C. (See Foote and Jenks.)
Jewell, George S., New York, N. Y. "Wheat-flour
Jewell, George S., New York, N. Y. "Wheat-flour
Jewell, George R., New York, N. Y. "Wheat-flour -
Jno. S. Snedeker Company, New Yorh, N. Y., New Orleans, La., Houston, Tex., and St. Louis, Mo.
Cylinder-oil
John Bird Company, Rockland, Me. Coffee
John Bird Company, Rockland, Me. Spices and flavoring extracts
John Bird Company, Rockland, Me. Cream of tartar
John Gay's Sons, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa. Ingrain carpets
Johnson '& Co., E. J., New York, N. Y. Slate and slate articles
Johnson & Co., E. M., New York, N. Y. Certain named medicine ,
Johnson & Co., E. M., New York, N. Y. Certain named medicine
Johnson & Co., E. M., New York, N. Y. Certain named medicine
Johnson & Co., F. S., Milford and Lincoln, Nebr. "Wheat-flour
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Medicinal strengthening-plaster
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, N, T. Antiseptic surgeons' dressing . .
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J. and New York, N. Y. Medicinal strengthening-plas-
ters
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Surgeon's antiseptic dressings
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Strengthening-plaster
Johnson, Robert "W., New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Remedies for dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, and diphtheria
Johnson, Robert "W., New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Remedies for dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, and diphtheria
Johnson, "William C, Eau Claire, "Wis. Liniment
Johnston, "Willis, "Washington. DC. "Wheat-flour
Jonas & Colver, Limited, Sheffield, England. "Wrought-iron and cast-steel and articles manufac-
tured therefrom
Jones & Co. , W. H. , Boston, Mass. Cocktails and punch
Jones & Co., "W. H., Boston, Mass. "Whisky
Jones, Cynthia S. (See Carter and Jones.)
Jones, Estate of A. L., Philadelphia, Pa. Steam-traps
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, Boston , Mass. Lamp-chimneys
Joseph Fallert Brewing Company, Limited, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lager-beer
Joseph R. Peebles' Sons Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Whisky
24,352
24,353
25,452
24,436
23,971
24,978
25,252
25,692
25,586
24,845
25,589
24,171
25,327
24.260
24,308
24,615
25,409
24,294
24,295
24.296
24,446
24,542
25,104
25,270
25,328
25,353
25,548
2t.258
24,066
24,174
25,354
24,267
24,299
25,039
24,475
25,445
25,484
25,702
25,181
25,303
24,743
24,744
25,700
24,009
25,419
24,742
23,993
24,602
24,603
25,499
25,583
24,226
25,185
25,186
25,187
24,967
24,387
24,546
24,858
24,943
24.619
24,194
24,195
24,197
24,306
24,830
24,831
24,902
25,079
25,705
23,998
23,999
24,537
24,861
24,432
24,739
25,713
24,242
24,425
25,587
24,954
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
July 3
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
June 12
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
May 1
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. fi
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Mar. C
July 24
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
May 22
May 22
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
May 23
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
July 3
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
June 12
July 3
May 1
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
June 5
June 5
June 19
July 31
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
June 12
Mar. 27
May 22
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Dec. 4
July 3
66
69
68
1753
1753
780
134
168
142
1517
1639
1358
1444
1358
1001
240
1305
1590
672
636
1509
1589
15R9
134
398
767
1625
240
365
1066
1305
455
1001
365
1306
1589
529
137
785
940
1768
1140
120
1061
1061
1768
311
637
1061
170
527
527
941
1358
1165
1141
1141
1141
141
1890
398
1444
138
672
1003
1003
1003
1590
1328
1328
1569
653
1768
170
170
397
1445
2050
1061
1769
1166
2049
13.58
139
396
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
Name, residence, aud title.
Whisky
Cured meats.
Lard
Whisky
Kennard, William E
Kennard, William R
Kennard, William R
Kennard, William R
Kennard, William R
Kennard, William R
New York, N". Y.
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
New Yort, N. Y.
Joseph R. Peebles' Sons Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Joseph R. Peebles' Sons Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Joseph R. Peebles' Sons Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Joseph R. Peebles' Sons Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tust, John A., Syracuse, N. Y. Glue -■
Kaley, Frank E., Milford, N. H. Cotton, linen, and other threads not made of silk
Kalish Pharmacy, New York, N. Y. Medicated distilled water
Kalling, Lewis, JJaltimore, Md. Carbonated beverages
Kastor & Bros., Adolph, New York, N. Y. Pocket-knives, scissors, and razors
Kathreiner's Malzkaffee-Fabriken, mit Beschrankter Haftung, Munich and Basel, Germany. Malt-
coflfee and other coffee substitutes
Kee, Frank T. , New York, N. Y. Boots, shoes, and soles therefor
Keen & Hagerty, Baltimore, Md. Tinware
Keen, Jule, New York, N. Y. Remedy for rheumatism
Keller & Nutt, Washington, D. C. Remedy for diseases of the blood
Kennard, William R., New York, N. Y. Blood-purifiers and tonics
Blood -purifiers and tonics
Remedies for pulmonary and similar diseases
Pills or pellets
Pills or pellets
. Blood-purifiers and tonics
Blood-purifiers and tonics
Kent & Stanley Company, Providence. R. T. Souvenir articles of silver
Kern & Sons, John B. A., Milwaukee, Wis. Flour, oatmeal, parched wheat, and other cereal foods.
Kessler, Edwin F., Milwaukee, Wis. Liniment for internal and external use
Xeystone Pottery Company, Trenton, N. J. Vitreous china
Keystone Woven Wire Fence Company, Tremont, 111. Woven-wire fencing
Kilmer Manufacturing Company, New'hnrg, N. Y. Bairbed wire, cables, and staples
King. Edmund P. E., and L. G. Rose, Elizabeth, N. J. Bronzing liquid or gold paint
King's Medicine Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Liquid compound of celery-seed and fluid extract of
sarsaparilla
Klngsford &. Son, T., Oswego, N. Y. Laundry starch
Kingsford & Son, T., Oswego, N. Y. Laundry htarch
Klngsford. Thomson, Oswego, N. Y. Corn-starch
Kinney-Gillett Company, Chicago, 111. Dry hop yeast
Kissel, Charles F., Indianapolis, Ind. Hoof oils and ointments
Kleanit Manufacturing Co., Akron, Ohio. Soap containing a fine grit
Klein , Max, Allegheny, Pa. Whisky
Klein, Sophie, New York, N. Y. Remedies for rheumatism, neuralgia, and lumbago
Klotz, A^ictor, Paris, France, and New York, N. Y. Certain named'perfumed toilet preparations..
Knecht&Son, C. A., Cleveland. Ohio. Whisky
Koch &Co.. F, A., New York, N. Y. Knives, razors, and scissors :
Kops Brewery, London, England. Ale, aerated and non-alcoholic
Krumhaar, Hermann, Berlin, Germany. Household dyes
Krusius Brothers, New York, N. Y. Cutlery
Kiihne, Frederick J., New York, N Y. Lubricating-oils
Wheat-flour
Wheat-flour
Wheat-flour
Wheat-flour
Kunhardt & Co., New York, N. Y.
Kunhardt & Co., New York. N. Y.
Kunhardt & Co., New York, N. Y.
Kunhardt & Co.. New York, N. Y.
Kuntz, Henry, Slatington, Pa. Slate.
Kuntze, Rudolph, Hastings, Iowa.
Kurzman & Son, M.. New York, N.
La Grange Mills, Red Wing, Minn.
La Grange Mills, Red Wing, Minn.
La Grange Mills, Red Wing, Minn.
La Grange Mills, Red Wing, Minn.
Preparation for beautifying the skin
. Y. Straw hats
Wheat-flour
Wheat-flour
Wheat-flour
Wheat-flour
La Soci6t6 des Caves et des Producteurs Rfiunis, Roquefort, France. Cheese
La Yille Laboratory Company, Springfield, Ohio. Laxative and diuretic preparations
Lacey, William W., Boston, Mass. Tablets for the cure of heart disease
Laehance, Seraphin, Montreal, Canada. Hair wash
Lachance, Seraphin. Montreal, Canada. Toilet lotions 1
Lafrique & Pinton, Paris, France. Dyed rabbit-skins
Lagerdorfer Portland Cement Fabrik von Eug. Lion & Co., Hamburg, Germany. Portland ceraent.
Laing, Son & Harrar, Philadelphia, Pa. Blacking, dressing, and rubber aud leather cement for ■
boots and shoes j
Laing, Son & Harrar, Philadelphia, Pa. Laces and webs for boots and shoes i
Lambertville Rubber Company, Lambertville, N. J. Rubber boots, shoes, coats, and other clothing
of rubber or rubber compounds
Lambertville Rubber Company, Lambertville, N. J. Rubber boots, shoes, coats, and other clothing
of rubber or lubber compounds
Lancaster, John E., Worcester, Mass. Corsets
Lange Tonic Co., New York, N. Y. Tonic remedy for certain named diseases ..
Langenbath, Albert H., Independence, Iowa. Baking-powder - -
Langwortliy, Caroline E., Greenwich, N. Y. Preparation for female diseases done up in a ball and
wrapped in tin-foil
Lapostolle, Marnier, ff eauphle-le-Chateau, France. Cura5oa
Lasker Bros., New York, N. Y. Perfumed ammonia
"Lathyrus" Landwirthschaftliche Gesellsthaft mit Beschrankter Haftung, Munich, Germany.
Plants and seeds
Latz, Peter J. . Chicago, 111. Medicinal salt for use internally
Laurent Cie., Veuve. Bouzy, France. Coca tonic champagne
Lautz, Fred. CM., Buffalo, N. Y. Sugar-cane mills
Sugar-cane mills
Sugar-cane mills
Siigar cane mills
Sugar-cane mills
Lazarus, Schwarz & Lipper, Philadelphia, Pa. Braids
Lazell, Dalley & Company. New York, N. Y. Certain named toilet preparations and articles
Lebon & Salomon, Paris, France. Disinfecting product
Lecarnn et Fils, Paris, France. Perfumed toilet preparations
Leemins & Co., Thomas, Montreal, Canada. Soap and certain named toilet preparations
Leisy, Firm of Isaac. Cleveland, Ohio. Lager-beer
Lenape Springs Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Mineral-spring water
25,317
25,425
25,427
25,712
25,073
25,343
24,499
24,136
25,192
25,524
25,621
25,146
24,872
25,056
25,6p3
25,684
25,685
25,686
25.687
25,707
25,708
24,618
24,456
24,790
25,417
24,107
2.5.033
23,994
24,627
24,997
24,998
24,715
24,339
24,201
24,393
24,r,02
23,997
25,154
24,056
25.349
24.091
25,139
25,346
21,100
24,638
24,860
24.f^90
25,518
25,191
25,269
24,837
24,001
24,002
24.003
24.004
25.285
24,.'i96
25,293
24,099
24,185
24,529
25,298
24,477
24,945
Lautz, Fred. C. M., Buffalo, N. Y.
Lautz, Fred. C. M., Buffalo, N. Y.
Lautz, Fred. C. M., Buffalo, N. Y.
Lautz, Fred. C. M., Buffalo, N. Y.
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Deo. 25
July 31
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Deo. 11
Aug. 14
June 12
July 24.
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
May 1
Apr. 3
May 29
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
July 17
Jan. 2
May 1
July 10
July 10
May 15
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
May 8
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
May 1
June 12
June 19
Nov. 13
Aug. 28
Sept. 25
June 12 i
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
July 3
25,487 t Ifov. 13
25,488
25,385
25,291
24,337
24,321
25,542
25,537
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
, Mar. 13
i Mar. e
! Nov. 20
Nov. 20
69
69
67
68
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
67
67
67
69
66
68
66
67
68
68
67
66
67
68
69
69
69
69
66
66
■239
637
037
1769
053
364
268
842
1142
943
1500
912
1446
531
1639
1639
1639
1639
1636
17(i8
1768
672
135
1187
636
649
412
170
673
278
278
924
1752
1004
1891
807
170
1018
4.54
365
618
911
365
648
673
1445
1568
943
1142
1C25
1443
310
310
310
310
117
5i:6
118
648
1003
396
119
138
138
940
940'
5li5
113
1752-
i.igi
1066
1065-
24,213
i Feb.
13
66
1164'
25,396
' Oct.
23
09
508
25,710
Dec.
25
69
1769
25.748
Dec.
25
69
1772
25.749
Dec.
25
69
1772
25,7,50
Dec.
25
69
1772
2,5,751
Dec.
25
69
1772
25,752
Dec.
25
69
1772
24,101
Jan.
23
66
6J8
25.505
Nov.
13
69
942
24,189
Feb.
6
60
1003
23,977
1 Jan.
2
6U
lf.9
25,551
1 Nov.
27
69
1206
24.449
1 Apr.
3
67
1J5
24,312
t Mar.
6
66
1591
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
397
Name, residence, and title.
Lenz Kn-Ka-Tiv Co., Cleveland. Ohio. Remedy for chilblains
Leonardi, Svdney B., Tampa, Fla. Uemedies for female diseases •
Lesher, Whitman & Co., New York, N. Y. Satteens and twills for dress and lining purposes
Leslie E. Keeley Company, Dwight and Carbondale, HI. Gold cure for opium, whisky, and tobacco
habits and nervous diseases
Leslie E. Keeley Company, Dwight, 111. Remedies for nervous diseases
Leslie & Welsh, Bufl'alo, N. Y. Cigarettes
Levi, AlbertF., Cincinnati, Ohio. Chewing-gum
Levi, Albert E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Chewing-gum
L6vy, Arthur, Pari.s, France. Opera-glasses
Levy, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Remedies for rheumatism and similar complaints
Lewis, George T., Philadelphia, Pa. Powdered lye
Lewis, George T., Philadelphia, Pa. Powdered lye
Lichtenstein & Sons, J., New York, N. Y. Millinery, silk and cotton dress goods, hosiery, bleached
linens, wool fabrics, and muslins
Lichtenstein & Sons, J., New York, N. Y. Corsets and gloves
Lichtenstein & Sons, J., New York, N. Y. Corsets and gloves
Linderman, Frank M. (See Binz and Lindermann.)
Lindsay, Andrew, New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Lion. H. & E., Hamburg, Gerraan.y. Portland cement
Lippincott, Ada, Camden, N. J. Insecticide
Lister & Company, Limited, Bradford, England, and New York, N. Y. Waterproofed silk pile
fabric -
Lister & Company, Limited, Bradford, England, and New York, N. Y. Mohair pile fabrics
Lockitt's Sons, George, Brooklyn, N. Y. Teas
Loob & Co., Leopold, Philadelphia, Pa. Leaf- tobacco
Loeb & Co., Leopold, Philadelphia, Pa. Leaf tobacco
Lohmeyer, Henry L., Pittsburg. Pa. Remedy for diseases of horses
Long, Charles T., Hamilton, Ohio. Baking-powder
Lord, William H., Dedham, Mass. Prepared codfish
Lord, William H., Dedham, Mass. Prepared codfish
Lorenz, George E., Toledo, Ohio. Perfume for toilet uses in liquids, powders, pastes, and soaps . . .
Loring, Abbott, Boston, Mass., New York, N. Y., and Chicago, 111. Hypophosphite-of-calcium
compound
Los Angeles Soap Co., Los Angeles, Cal. Soap
Losee, Frank B. (See Burger and Losee.)
Levering, Walter A., Nashua, N. H. Medicine to purify the blood
Lowe, Walter A., Allegheny, Pa. ' Compound of lubricating-oils for external use for veterinary
purposes -
Lowell Hosiery Company, Lowell, Mass. Hosiery and underwear
Lubszynski <fe Co., Berlin, Germany. Polishing-paste
Lndwig Wessel Actien-Gesellschaft fiir Porzellan- und Steingut Fabrikation, Poppelsdorf, near
Bonn, Germany. Chinaware, artistic ceramic products, and earthenware
Lundgren, John W., Worcester, Mass. Remedy for certain named diseases
Lnnkenheimer Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Straightway or gate valves
Lunkenheimer Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Straightway or gate valves
Lynch, Eugene. Boston, Mass. Whisky
Lyon, LeRoy M., New York, N. Y. Grapes
Lyon Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Balm or cosmetic
Lyon Manufacturing Co., Brookl.yn, N. Y. Preparation for the hair
Lvon Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Liniment
M. Werk Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Soap powder
Maass, WilliamF., Brooklyn, N.Y. Eemediesfordiseasesof thekidneys,liver,bowel.s.andstomach.
Mabee, Leonia, Paris, Tex., and St. Louis, Mo. Remedies for catarrh, la grippe, and diseases of the
throat and Inngs
MacKinnon. Angus, Alvinstou, Canada. Remedy for diseases of the respiratory organs
Macdonald-Hagele Manufacturing Company, Vineland, N.J. Floor oil-cloths 1
Macdonald-Hagele Manufacturing Company, Vineland, N. J. Floor oil-cloths
Macy & Co., R. H., New York, N. Y. Canned fruit, vejietables, and fish, except oysters
Maey & Co., R. H., New York, N. Y. Certain named toilet preparations
Certain named remedies
Ammonia, benzine, and turpentine
Tea
Kitchen and laundry soaps
Wrapping and writing paper
Madame Isfebell's Toilet Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111. Facial oils, powders, and hair, nerve,
and blood tonics
Madison Brewing Company, Madison, Ind. Beer, ale, and porter
Magenau. Otto, Denver, Colo. Lip-salve
Magic Medicine Co., Mansfield, Ohio. Nerve medicine and tonic
Magic Medicine Co., Mansfield, Ohio. Pills
Magnolia Metal Company, New York, N. Y. Antifriction metals, alloys, and journal-bearings
Magnolia Metal Company, New York, N. Y. Antifriction metals, alloys, and journal-bearings
Magnolia Metal Company, New York, N.Y. Railway-brasses and journal-boxes and metals therefor
Magnus, Christian, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Beverages, including root beer and lager-beer in bottles
or other packages
Magnire, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Whisky
Maltbie, Birt L., Buffalo, N. Y. Antiseptic powder
Manchester Cigar Manufacturing Co., Baltimore, Md. Cigars and cigarettes
Manchester Cigar Manufacturing Co., Baltimore, Md. Cigars and cigarettes
Manitou Mineral Water Company, Manitou, Colo. Natural mineral water, ginger champagne, and
ginger al«
Manning, Martin, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Whisky, brandy, gin, rum, and wines
Manning, Martin, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Whisky, brandy, gin, rum, and wines
Manning, Martin, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Whisky, brandy, gin, rum, and wines
Mansmann Bros., Pittsburg Pa. Men's shirts
Mara Nova Tonic Co., Boston, Mass. Medical compound for purifying the blood, an alterative, and
tonic
Macy & Co., R. H,
Macv &. Co., R. H
Macy & Co., R. H
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
Macy & Co., R. H., New York, N. Y.
Macy & Co., R. H., New York, N. Y
March Bros., Pierce & Co., Boston, Mass. Men's shirts
Marseilles Manufacturing Company, Marseilles, lU. Certain agricultural machines and implements.
Marshall, Edward E., Philadelphia, Pa. Insect and vermin exterminators
Marshall, James, Fall River, Mass. Men's hats and caps
Marshall, .Tames. Fall River, Mass. Man's hats and caps ,
Marshall- Wells Hardware Company, Duluth, Minn. Certain named hardware
No.
24.873
25,639
24,840
24,464
25,682
25,463
24,888
25,105
24,, 526
24,012
24,681
24,682
25,170
25,281
25,307
25,163
24.906
25,077
24,735
24,776
24,305
24,665
24,737
25,289
24,423
25,373
25.547
24,445
24,398
25,225
24,145
24,864
24,806
24,247
25,083
24,265
24,364
24,365
24,779
25,184
24,590
24,591
24,592
25,400
25,057
24,469
24,143
25,491
25,492
24,254
24,255
24,256
24,290
24.304
24,394
24,617
24,965
25,693
24,927
24,868
24,961
25,168
25,169
25,747
25,319
25,049
24,925
24,914
25,094
24,222
24,780
24,781
24,782
25,260
24,595
24,810
24.407
25,136
24,808
24,809
25,305
Date.
Oflicial
Gazette.
June 12
Dec. 11
June 12
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
June 19
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
Jan. 9
May 8
May 8
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
June 19
•July 31
May 22
May 29
Mar. 6
May 8
May 22
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
June 12
June 5
Feb. 20
July 31
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 29
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
July 24
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
May 1
July 3
Dec. 18
June 26
June 12
July 3
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
July 24
June 20
June 26
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
May 29
May 29
May 29
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
June 5
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
June 5
June 5
Oct. 2
66
67
67
68
68
68
69
69
68
67
67
1446
1.^01
1443
136
1638
787
1567
767
396
311
809
809
1139
117
1019
1569
653
1091
1186
1590
808
1061
118
2049
367
1066
134
1891
1387
843
1445
1326
1304
654
137
1754
1754
1186
1140
526
526
526
506
531
137
842
940
941
1305
1305
1305
1589
1590
1891
672
68 1 140
69 I 1639
67 I 1717
1445
140
1020
1020
1772
239
530
1717
1716
766
1164
1186
1187
1187
1624
526
1326
1892
911
1320
1326
120
398
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Martin & Co., E.. San Francisco, Cal. Whisty
Martin Process Fire-Proo6ng Paint Company, Kew York, N. T. Fireproof water-paint . .
Martinez, Joseph, Mobile, Ala. Clears
Marx & Wire Cigar Company, St. Cloud, Minn. Cigars
Maryland Distilling Company of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Whisky
Maryland Pottery Company of Baltimore City, 'Baltimore, Md. Vitreous china, including
ers' and toilet ware .
plumb-
Maryland Pottery Company of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Vitreous china, including plumb-
ers' and toilet ware
Maryland Pottery Company of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Vitreous china, including plumb-
ers' and toilet ware.
Woven cotton goods
Woven cotton goods
Woven cotton goods
Woven cotton goods
Blue denims
Woven cotton goods..
Woven cotton goods
Certain named underwear.
Maryland Pottery Company of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Vitreous china, including plumb-
ers' and toilet ware
Mascot Publishing Co., New York, N. Y. Printed publications
Mason & Co., Taunton, Mass. StufBng for food
Mason &. Co., George C, Paterson, N. J. Flour and other ground cereals
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass. Woven cotton goods
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, Mass.
Mattes & Lutz, Besigheira, Germany, and New York, N. Y.
Matthai, Ingram &Co., Baltimore, Md. Tinware
Matzoon Co., Y. T., Chicago, 111. Fermented mUk food prepared from sterilized milk and other
ingredients
Mauntel, EitaE., St. Louis, Mo. Salve
Maus, -John M., Mausdale, Pa. Wheat-flour
Mauston Milling Companv, Mauston, Wis. Milled grain products
May, Frederick L., Philadelphia, Pa. Boots and shoes othtr than rubber
Mayer, Samuel, and W. B. Watts, Macon, Ga. Fertilizer
Mayerhofer, Ferdinand. Brooklyn. N. Y. Balsam
Maynz & Co., New York, N. Y. Brewers' varnish and shellac
Mayo, Walter E., Steuben ville, Ohio. Lamp-chimneys. .-.,
McComas, Percy G., Washington, D. C. Remedy for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs
McDonald, Harry S., South Bend, Ind. Deodorant powder
McGrane, John J., New York, N. Y. Watch-movements
McHugh, Joseph P.. New York, N. Y. Useful and ornamental house-furnishings
Mclninch, Charles E., Calais, Me. Extract of sarsaparilla, cough cure, pills, salve, and worm-tab-
lets
McKean, AlbertP., Sunbury, Pa. Building, paving, and insulating composition
McKesson & Robbins, New York, N. Y. Remedies for purifying and treating the blood
McKesson & Robbins, New York, N. Y. Remedies for diseases of the blood
McKowen, Thomas C, and H. McVea, Lindsay, La. Sauce or relish for meats, soups, fish, and
McMasters, William P., Munhall, Pa,
McMurray, Jane M., Frederick, Md.
McMurray, Jane M. , Frederick, Md.
McMurray, Jane M., Frederick, Md
McMurray, Jane M., Frederick, Md
oysters .
McLaughlin. John J., Toronto, Canada. Carbonated beverages
McLeod, John M., Goderich, Canada. Remedy for certain named diseases
McLin, George H., Huntington, Ind. Beverages, medicines, chewing-gum, dietetic paste or pow-
der, and confectionery 1
McLougblin. John, New York, N. Y. Card game
Miners' lamps
Canned corn
Canned corn
Canned corn
Canned corn
McMurray, William, St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn. Tea, coffee, and spices
McVea, Harris. (See McKowen and McVea.)
McVitie & Price, Edinburgh. Scotland. Cakes, biscuits, bread, and confectionery
Meakin, Henry, Stockton, Cal. Effervescing powder for a summer beverage
Meara, Jacobus A., New York, N. Y. Medical and surgical bandages, appliances, and other ap-
purtenances
Mechanical Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Articles of hard and soft rubber
Mechanical Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Articles of hard and soft rubber
Mecky, August, Philadelphia. Pa. Bicycles, tricycles, and velocipedes
Mellinger, Jacob, Baltimore, Md. Preparation for removing hair
Menomonie Pressed Brick Company, Menomonie, Wis. Building-bricks
Merchant & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa. Tin and terne plates
Merck, Firm of E., Darmstadt, Germany. Medicinal agents for use in nervous diseases as a febri-
fuge and soporific
Merck, Firm of E., Darmstadt, Germany. Medicinal agents for use in urinary diseases .-
Merkle-Wiley Brown Company, Paris. III. Brooms
Merritt, Theodore, Newburg, N. Y. Medicine for the cure of dyspepsia
Metropolitan Air Goods Company, Boston, Mass. Air-mattresses
Meuschel, Firm of J. W., Sr., Buchbrunn, near Wiirzburg-on-the-Main, Germany. Franconian
wines
Meyberg, Maude, Chicago, 111. Preparations for the skin
Meyberg, Maude, Chicago, 111. Certain named toilet preparations
Meyberg, Maude, Chicago, HI. Certain toilet preparations
Meyer, Mathilde, New York, N. Y. Embroidering, floss, wash, and sewing silk
Micbaelis & Sons, M., New York, N. Y. Sugar and licorice confections
Michaelis &. Sons, M., New York, N. Y. Gelatine
Michener & Co., J. H., Philadelphia, Pa. Cured hams, beef, and tongups
Michener & Co., J. H., Philadelphia, Pa. Cured hams, beef, bacon, and tongues
Miles, John R., Sedalia, Mo. Medicine for troubles arising from a torpid liver
Miller Brothers, New York, N. Y. Disinfectants
Miller, Charles D. (See Miller, Mark and C. D.)
Miller, GertrudeE., Pawtucket. R. I. Remedy for throat and chest diseases
Miller, Hall &, Hartwell, Troy, N. Y. Men's collai-s
Miller, Mark and C. D., Vassar, Mich. Wheat-flour
Miller, Mark and C. D., Vassar, Mich. Wheat-flour
Miller, Sons &.'0o., Jacob, Philadcilphia, Pa> Men's, boys', and children's clothing
24,022
25,658
24,024
25,0R6
24,343
24,876
24,877
24,932
24,933
25,344
25,476
24 086
24,285
24.286
24.330
24,331
24,332
24,655
24,775
25,676
25,701
21,282
25,255
24,147
24.0C3
21,268
24,163
24,155
24 227
25,555
24,167
24,095
25,229
24,243
25,737
24,.593
24,478
24,760
24,761
25,730
24,311
24,467
25,266
25,662
25,478
25,164
25,165
25,189
25,190
25,595
25,592
25,422
25,174
24,658
24,0.59
25,145
24,396
24,073
25,003
24,093
24,094
25,434
24,957
24,033
24,501
24,823
25,021
25.072
24,985
24,4.53
24,889
24,216
24,300
25,233
24,011
24,355
25,407
25,544
25,545
24.,94a
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Jan. 9
July 31
Mar. 13
June 12
June 12
June 26
June 26
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Mar. fi
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. j3
May 8
May 29
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
I Sept. 18
I Jan. 30
j Jan. 16
Feb. 20
; Feb 6
I Jan. 30
i Feb. 13
! Nov. 27
66
67
1718.
69 i 364
69 ; 788
56 I 647-
66 I 1.588
66 ! 1588
06 1 1751
66 : 1751
66 i 1751
67 ! 807
67 I 1186
69 ; 1638
69 ! 1768
68
66
66
66
66
06
66
(;9
Feb. 6
06 !
Jan. 23
66 !
Sept. 11
68 1
Feb. 20
66 !
Dec. 25
69 1
Apr. 24
67
Apr. 3
67
May 22
67
May 22
67
Dec. 25
69 i
Mar. 6
66
Apr. 3
67
Sept, 25
68
Dec. 11
69
Nov. 6
69
Aug. 21
68
Aug. 21
63
Aug. 28
68
Aug. 28
68
Dec. 4
69
Dec. 4
69
Oct. 30
69
Aug. 28
63 1
May 8
67 1
May 8
67 1
Aug. 14
68 !
Mar. 20
66
Jan. 16
66
July 10
68
Jan. 23
66
Jan. 23
66
Oct. 30
09
July 3
68
Jan. 9
66
Apr. 10
67
June 5
67
July 17
68
July 31
68
July 10
68
Apr. 3
67
June 19
67
Feb. 13
66
Mar. 6
66
Sept. 11
68
Jan. 9
66
Mar. 13
66
Oct. 30
69
Nov. 20
69
Nov. 20
69
July 3
U8
526
138
1063
1063
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marlcs — Continued.
399
Name, residence, and title.
Miltier, Ernest D., Savannah, Ga. Toilet powder
Miltimore, James P., Hastings, If ebr. Veterinary liniment
Miner, Benjamin F., Montague, Mass. Liquid remedy tor skin diseases
Minkofa Milling Company, Duluth, Minn. "Wheat-flour
Minkota Milling Company, Duluth, Minn. Cereal food products
Minneapolis Trust Company, Minneapolis, Minn. "Wheat-flour
Minnesota Packing and Provision Company, Chicago, 111., and South St. Paul, Minn.
1 lard .
Cured meats
and 1
Minnesota Packing and Provision Company, Chicago, 111., and South St. Paul, Minn. Cured meats
and lard
Moenich & Co., Oscar, London, England. Metal lubricators
Moffitt-"West Drug Company, St. Louis. Mo. Tonic and remedy for liver diseases
Mooney & Sons, W. "W., Columbus, Ind. Harness and saddlery leather
Mooney & Sons, "W. W., Columbus, Ind. Harness and saddlery leather
Mooney & Sons, "W. "W., Columbus, Ind. Harness and saddlery leather
Moore, Henry S., Hudson, Mass. Paint or preparation for the cure of corns, vrarts, and similar
growths .
Moore Peg Co., Lisbon, N. H. Shoe-pegs
Moos & Co., New Tork, N. Y. Canni d flsh, fruit, and vegetables
Morison, "William K., Minneapolis, Minn. Hoop-lock-cutting machines
Morris & Co., Nelson, Chicago, 111. Lard substitutes
Morris & Co., Nelson, Chicago, 111. Hams, bacon, and smoked meats, lard, and oils
Morris, Samuel, Cardiff, England. Certain named medical compounds
Morrow, William F., Cincinnati. Ohio. Remedy for chills and fever
Morwitz, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Ginger ale
MouUon & Cie., Cognac, France. Cognac brandy
Moullon & Ci"., Cognac, France. Cognac brandy
Mount Airy Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Md. Artificial fertilizer
Mueller & Co., C. F., Jersey City, N! J. Egg-noodles
Mull & "Underwood, Dayton. Ohio. Candies, conserves, confections, cough drops, and chewing-gum
Murray, "William B., Minneapolis, Minn. Cigars and cigarettes
Muschenheim, William C, New "Fork, N. Y. Wines and liquors
N. Z. Graves & Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Varnishes, paints, japans, and painters' supplies
Nager, Charles A., St. Louis, Mo. Cigars
Napheys & Son, George C, Philadelphia, Pa. Refined and leaf lard
National Cnnily Mold and Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. Roll-paper holder
National Starch Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Laundry starch
National Starch Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Laundry starch ,
National Starch Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Lump-starch for laundry use
National Starch Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Laundry starch
National Starch Manufacturing Company, Covington, Ky., and New "York, N. Y. Starch for food
and laundry purposes
National Starch Manufacturing Company, Covington, Ky., and New York, N. Y. Laundry starch
Na-T, Leonard, Philadelphia, Pa. Tobacco-pipes
Neagle. James H., Sacramento, Cal. Liquid medicine for malarial diseases
Nebraska City Starch Company, Nebraska City, Nebr. Starch
Nefl; Charles J. (See Neff, George A., C. J., and W. J.)
Neff, George A., C. .!., and W. J., Kansas City, Mo. Cigars
Neff, William J. (See Neflf, George A., C. J., and W. J.)
Nelden-Jurtson Drug Company, Salt Lake City, tJtah Ter. Certain named toilet preparations
Netter, Charles S. , New York, N. Y. Flavoring and pei fuming extracts
Netter, Henry H., Philadelphia, Pa. Rye and other whisky
Neuensch wander, J. & J. , Monroe, N. Y. Cheese ,
New Castle Steel and Tin Plate Company, New Castle, Pa. Tin and terne plates
New Jersey Asbestos Company, Jersey City, N. J. Packings, coverings, and other goods made
wholly or partly from asbestos
New Jersey Asbestos Company, Jersey City, N. J. Wall-coverings and ceiling and other interior
decorations made wholly or partly from asbestos
New Jersey Asbestos Company, Jersey City, N. J. Wall-coverings, steam-packings, and other goods
made wholly or in part of asbestos
New .Jersey Asbestos Company, Jersey City, N. J. Wall-coverings, steam-packings, and other goods
made wholly or in part of asbestos
New London Wash Sil k Company, New London, Conn. Embroidery, sewing, and floss silk
New London Wash Silk Company, New London, C^onn. Silk threads
New London Wash Silk Company, Incorporated, New London, Conn., and New York, N. Y. Silk
floss or embroidery-silk
New Metzger Medicine Company. Decorah, Iowa. Pain-eradicators, ointments, salves, liniments,
and pink-eye. distemper, and colic cures
New Pittsburgh Coal Company, Columbus, Ohio, and Chicago, HI. Bituminous coal
New York and London Alkaloid and Chemical Company, New York, N. Y. Chemical compound
for medicinal purposes
New York Biscuit Company, New York, N. Y. Cracker-machines
New York Biscuit Company, New York, N. Y. Cakes
New York Biscuit Company, Chicago, 111., and New York, N. Y. Crackers or biscuits
New York Condensed Milk (Company, New York, N. Y. Milk, cream, butter, and cheese
New York Condensed Milk Company, Jersey City, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Milk, condensed
and plain, evaporated cream, butter, and cheese
Newell Bros. Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass. Buttons
Newell, Nelson C, Springfield, Mass. Buttons made of wood, ivory, and metal, and cloth-covered
buttons
Newman, Lyda D., New York, N. Y. Preparation for the hair and scalp
Nicholas Biirke Company, Limited, New Orleans, La. Baking-powder
Nichols, George D., New York, N. Y. Corsets and waists
Nichols, George D., New York, N. Y. Corsets and waists
Niemier, Cornelius S. (See Dearinger and Niemier.)
Noble, Edward H., Boston, Mass. Boots, shoes, over.shoes, slippers, and rubbers
Noble, Edward H., Boston, Mass. Leather boots and shoes
Noel Mill Company. Estill Springs, Tenn. Wheat-flour
Nolte & Dolch Fertilizer Company, St. Louis, Mo. Bone-black, bone-meal, and hoof-meal
North British Rubber Company, Limited, Edinburgh, Scotland. Pneumatic tires
North Pacific Flour Mills Company, Walla Walla, Wash. Flour, cornmeal, farina, grits, oatmeal,
and crushed cereals
North Shore News Company, Chicago, 111. Printed periodicals
Northum brian Chemical Company, Limited, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. Caustic soda
24,067
25,538
25,642
24,582
25,513
23,975
24,893
25,323
24,361
25,379
24,708
24,946
24,947
24,833
25,152
24,424
25,004
24,253
24,336
24,017
24,231
25,389
24,532
24,533
24,970
24,4.'54
'.i5.591
24,380
24,572
25,332
24,381
25,471
24,168
24,622
24,623
24,678
24,679
24,745
24,894
24.875
25.158
24,580
24,949
25,645
24,545
25,015
24,060
25,147
25,092
25,093
25,743
2.5,744
25,410
25,483
25,533
24,901
24,519
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
June 19
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
May 15
July 3
July 3
June 5
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
July 10
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
May 1
May 1
May 8
May 8
May 22
June 19
June 12
Aug. 21
Apr. 24
July 3
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
July 17
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
June 19
Apr. 10
24,317
Mar.
6
25,479
Nov.
6
25,519
Nov.
13
25,397
Oct.
23
25,028
July
17
24,819
June
5
25,010
July
17
24,886
June
19
25,022
July
17
24.128
Jan.
30
24,912
June 26
25,406
Oct.
30
25,090
Aug.
7
25,173
Aug.
28
25,325
Oct.
9
2.5.130
Aug.
14
23,996
Jan.
2
24.975
July
3
23,990
Jan.
2
24,718
May
15
Official
Gazette.
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1
f^
66
455
69
1065
69
1502
67
525
69
942
66
169
67
1568
69
239
66
1754
69
36T
67
923
68
138
68
139
67
1328
68
1018
66
2049
68
278
66
1305,
66
1752
66
312
66
1165
69
505,
67
397
67
397
66
67
67
68
141
135
1338,
1890
524
240
1890.
787
1001
672
672
809
809
1062
1568
1446
1019
525
139
1502
398
409
454
912
76S
766.
1771
1772
636
940
1065
1569
270
1591
788
943
506
411
1327
409
1367
410
842
1716
636
1139
240
910
170
141
170
924
400
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
Name, residence, and title.
Iforth western Consolidated Milling Company, Minneapolis, Minn. "Wheat-flour
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company, Minneapolis, Minn, Wheat-flour
North western Consolidated Milling Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Wheat-flour
Norton & Co., Chicago, 111. Wheat-flour
Norton & Co., Chicago, 111. Wheat-flour
Norton, George W. , Somerville, Mass. Bath and laundry soap
Norwich Pharmacal Company, Norwich and New York, N, T. Antiseptic ointment
Noyes, Norman & Co., St. Joseph, Mo. Leather boots and shoes
Nussey, Arthur, Paterson, N. J. Bug-powder
Nntroiactis Company, New York. N. Y. Medicinal preparation to increase the flow of human milk
<). & W. Thumb Company, Grand Kapids, Mich. Fly-paper
O'Hern, Joseph F., Waltham, Mass. Certain named remedies
O'Neil, James, Jenkintown, Pa. Liquid wood-filler
Oak Chemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Remedy for headache
Oak Chemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Remedies for headache
Odol Company, New York, N. Y. Disinfecting and deodorizing preparations
Old Bangor Slate Company, Bethlehem, Pa. Roofing-slates
Olds, Lyman C, Baltimore, Md. Hair-grower
Oppelt, Estate of Janette, IBaltimore, Md. Cigars
Oppenheimer, Straus &. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Certain named furnishing goods for men
Orange County Milk Association, New York, N. Y. Milk
Orange County Milk Association, New York, N. Y, Condensed or preserved milk
Orange County Milk Association, New York, N. Y. Condensed milk
Orange Judd Company, New York, N. Y. Newspapers and periodicals
0.shkosh Match Works, Oshkosh, Wis. Matches
Ossawan Mills Company, Norwich, Conn. Sash and curtain cords
Ostermoor & Co., New York, N. Y. Cotton-batting and prepared cotton for mattresses and other
purposes .
Our Home Graniila Co., Dansville, N. Y. Cooked granulated wheat
Outland, NoraH., Zanesfield, Ohio. Skin preparation
Overman Wheel Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Cycles, tennis rackets and balls, and base balls
and bats
Overman Wheel Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Cycles, tennis-rackets, balls, and bats
Owen Electric Belt and Appliance Company, Chicago, HI. Electric belt and wearing appliances . .
O.tnard. Frederic, Buffalo, N. Y. Internal remedies for purifying the blood
Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass. Crape
Palmer, Firm of Solon, New York, N. Y. Perfumery, sachet-powders, and soap
Palmer, John W., New York, N. Y. Builders' cement
Palmer, John W., New York, N. Y. Builders' cement
Palmer, .John W., New York, N. Y. Builders' cement
Panile, George W., Council Bluffs, Iowa, Remedies for diseases of the throat and lungs, liver,
blood, kidneys, and nerves ,
Paris Medicine Company, Paris, Tenn, Remedies for malarial diseases
Parker & Co., A, H., Waltham, Mass. Remedy for nervous diseases
Parker & Sanders, Birmingham, England. Lamps
Partridge, Herbert L., La Crosse, Wis. Certain named medical compounds
Pasquier & Stankard, Indianapolis, Ind. Baking-powder .,
Patterson, Reuben S., Port Huron, Mich. Book and letter paper
Peabody & Co., Henry W,, New York, N, Y. Axes, hatchets, chisels, plane-blades, bits, gouges,
and other tools
Pearson, Enos S., Fidelity, Ohio. Young apple-trees
Peck & Co., F. W., Columbia, Mo. Liniments, ointments, and remedies for dyspepsia, chills, and
lung troubles
Peelle, James W., New York, N. Y. Packing for machinery
Pel/.er Manufacturing Company, Pelzer, S. C, Cotton piece goods
Pennsylvania Bottling and Supply Company of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa. Ginger ale
Perret, Ulysse, Renan, Switzerland. Main.springs for clocks and watches
Perriu Fr^res &Cle., New York, N. Y. Gloves
Perrin Fr^res & Cie., New York, N. Y. Certain named personal furnishings and fabrics
Perrin & Stephenson, San Jos6, Cal. Remedies of a laxative, cathartic, and purgative character
Perry. Chauncey, Rochester, N. Y. Germicides, deodorizers, and disinfectants
Peter Hand Brewery Company, Chicago, 111. Lager-beer
Peters Cartridge Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ammunition
Peters Cartridge Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ammunition, except shotgun - cartridges and gun-
powder.
Petree & Co., Peter, near Huntsville, Tex. Medicine for certain named diseases
Petterson, Pere E., Chicago, 111, Temperance drink in imitation of champagne
Petti.john, Samuel R., Minneapolis, Minn. Rolled wheat
Pfaeizer Brothers & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Cuflf, collar, and other ornamental buttons and studs
Pfaffmann, George A., Cleveland, Ohio. Washing compound
Phena Tro Cine Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Anodyne and antipyretics
Phi'no-Biomate Chemical Co., Lebanon Springs, N. Y. Medicine for the cure of neuralgia, grip.
and fever .
Philadelphia Brewing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Beer
Philli*|)S, Enoch D., Bessemer, Ala. Preparation for the cure of gonorrhea
Phillips, William H., Newark, N.J. Lime for disinfecting and whitewashing purposes
Phoenix Candy Manufacturin" Co., New York, N. Y. Unfrozen confections, comprising caramels,
creams, chocolates, and similar candies
Phoenix Extract Co., New York, N, Y. Coloring fluids for pastry and confectionery ,
Phoenix Litho Plate Company, New York, N, Y. Zinc plates for lithographing purposes
Pickering & Sons, Joseph, Sheffield, England. Cleaning and polishing preparations ,
Pindell Bros. & Co. , Hannibal, Mo. Wheat-flour
Pinder, James, Sheffield, England. Cutlery, tools, metal goods, and hollow ware
Pitt, John A. P., New York, N.'Y. Milk punch '.
Planten. John R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Toilet powder
Plantz &. Co., W. M., Chicago, 111. Compound for removing scale from boilers
Plows Candv Company, St, Louis, Mo. Confections, candy, cake, and fruit
Plymouth Clothing House, Minneapolis and St, Paul, Minn, Men's wearing-apparel ^
Pohl & Co., E., Baltimore, Md. Corset-waists
Polesny, Josef v., Baltimore, Md. Fig essence for flavorin g coflee
Pomeroy Brothers, Newark, N. J. Ink, mucilage, and sealing-wax
Pommer, Ernst, Milwaukee, Wis. Wines and champagnes
Pommery Fils <fe Co., Veuve, Rheims, France. Ch.ampagne-wine
Pommery Fils «feCo., Veuve, Rheims, France. Champagne-wine .
Official
Gazette.
No.
Date.
.
I
(2
24.064
Jan, 10
06
454
24,065
Jan. 16
66
454
24.389
Mar, 20
66
1891
-25.986
Oct, 2
69
117
25,366
Oct, 16
69
366
25,329
Oct. 9
69
240
25.135
Aug. 14
68
911
2.5,306
Oct. 9
69
238
25.058
July 24
68
531
25,312
Oct. 9
69
238
25,660
Dec. 11
69
1503
24,726
May 15
67
925
25,213
Sept, 4
63
1272
24,257
Feb, 20
66
1305
25,132
Aug, 14
68
910
25,582
Dec, 4
69
1358
25,754
Dec. 25
69
1772
24,754
May 22
67
1062
24,344
Mar. 13
66
1753
24,207
Fob. 13
66
1163
24,172
Feb. 6
66
1001
24,219
Feb. 13
66
1104
25,322
Oct. 9
69
239
25,439
Nov. 6
69
785
23,995
Jan. 2
66
170
25,411
Oct. 30
69
636
25,091
Aug. 7
68
766
24.131
Jan. 30
66
842
25,247
Sept. 18
68
1516
25,167
Aug. 21
68
1020
25,480
Nov. 6
69
788
24,778
May 29
67
1186
25,294
Oct. 2
69
118
24,329
Mar. 13
66
1751
24,962
July 3
68
140
24,605
Apr. 24
67
527
y4,606
Apr. 24
67
527
24,607
Apr. 24
67
527
24,3,-6
Mar. 13
66
1753
24,016
Jan. 9
66
311
24,785
May 29
67
1187
24,363
Mar. 13
66
1754
24,497
Apr. 10
67
208
24,855
June 12
67
1444
24,157
Feb. 6
66
1000
24,031
Jan. 9
66
313
24,939
July 3
68
138
24,472
Apr. 3
67
137
25,061
July 24
68
532
25,704
Dec. 25
69
1768
25,648
Dec. 11
69
1502
24,071
Jan. 16
66
455
25,199
Sept. 4
68
1271
25,446
Nov. 6
69
785
2.5,157
Aug. 21
68
1019
25,454
Nov. 6
69
786
24,057
Jan. 16
66
454
24,609
Apr. 24
67
528
2.5,193
Aug. 28
68
1142
24,651
May 1
67
674
24,955
July 3
68
139
24,081
Jan. 23
66
647
25,240
Sept. 18
68
1515
24,068
Jan, 16
66
455
23,985
Jan, 3
66
169
24,468
Apr, 3
67
137
25,393
Oct, 23
69
506
24,322
Mar. 6
66
1591
24,419
Mar. 27
66
2049
25,125
Aug. 14
68
910
23,973
Jan. 2 1
66
169
24,934
June 26 !
67
1718
25,431
Oct. 30 i
69
638
24,252
Feb. 20 !
66 '
1304
25,741
Dec. 25 i
69
1771
25,265
Sept. 25 '
68
1624
24,346
Mar. 13 '
66
1753
24 849
June 12 !
67
1444
25,068
July 31
68
653
25,198
Sept. 4
68 !
1271
24,440
Apr. 3
67 '
134
25,106
Aug, 7
68 :
767
24,069
Jan, 16 '
66 !
455
24,310
Mar. 6
66 t
1590
24,573
Apr. 24 !
67 1
524
24,574
Apr. 24 ;
67 I
524
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
401
Name, residence, and title.
Pomroy, George "W., Jr., Hartford, Conn. Liniment for horses and other animals
Potter, John S., Boston, Mass. Electric-fan ontflts, cleats, out-outs, and insulators
Prall, Delbert E., Saginaw, East Side, Mich. Toilet preparation
Pratt. Ahijah R., Hastings, Mich. Bemedies for catarrh
Pre Digested Pood Company, New Tork, N. Y. Medicinalliquid foods
Preiiiioe & Evenson, Janesville, Wis. Certain designated medicines, toilet and manicure articles.
Prentiss Chemical and Manufacturing Company, San Prancisco, Cal. Remedies for constipation,
biliousness, rheumatism, and neuralgia
Prescott & Co., J. L., North Berwick, Me. PolisTi for stoves and similar articles
Prescott & Co., J. L., North Berwick, Me., and New York, N. T. Polish for stoves and like arti
cles -
Preston, Andrew P., Portsmouth, N. H. Smelling-salts
Preston & Co., William, Omaha, Nebr. Rolled wheat products, dry hop yeast, and wheat-ilour . . .
Preston, Everett B., Chicago, 111. Bicycles
Preston, Everett B., Chicago, 111. Ladies' bicycles
Price Flavoring Extract Company, Chicago, 111., and New York, N. Y. Flavoring extracts
Price Flavoring Extract Company, Chicago, 111., and New York, N. Y. Flavoring extracts
Price Flavoring Extract Company, Chicago, 111., and New York, N. Y. Dry hop-yeast
Price, Frederick A., Syracuse, N. Y. Line of medical preparations consisting of liquids, pills, tab
lets, plasters, lotion.s, salves, and dentifrice
Priesmeyer, William H., St. Louis, Mo. Lye
Priesmeyer, William H., St. Louis, Mo. Salt
Priestley &Co., B., Bradford, England. Piece goods containing wool, worsted, or hair
Priestley & Co., B., Bradford, England. Piece goodsin which silk predominates
Priestley & Co., B., Bradford, England. Piece goods in which silk predominates
Probst &. Schomaker, Brooklyn, N. Y. Loaves of hread
Proctor, John C, Rochester, N. Y. Remedy for corns
Puhlman, Rudolph, Jersey City, N. J. Compounds to remove and prevent scale on boilers
Pumphrey Co., Newark, N. J. Smoked chipped beef
Pyramd Drug Co., Albion, Mich. Pile cure
Qiieen City Printing Ink Company, Cincinnaii, Ohio. Printing-ink
Queen & Company, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical instruments for measuring current,
potential, and resistance
Qaeenan, Matthew, Ansonia. Conn. Liniments
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston, N. C. Chewing and smoking tobacco
Radlauer, Siegmund, Berlin, Germany. Pharmaceutical preparations
Ragland, Dora, Atlanta. Ga. Chewing-gum
Rankin, George W., Pekin, 111. Medicine for the cure of eczema
Rapelje, Katie M., New York, N. Y. Tallow soap
Read HoUiday & Sons, Limited, New York, N. Y. Disinfectants
Read HoUiday & Sons, Limited, New York, N. Y. Disinfectants
Red Seal Remedy Company, Rockland, Me. Certain named medicines
Red Star Drop Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Lozenges known as cough drops
Redgrave, Montague, Jersey City, N. J. Musical instruments
Reeves, Parvin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables
Reeves, Parvin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables
Regal Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. Men's boots and shoes
Regal Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. Boots and shoes •
Reid, Walter E., Washington, D. C. Compound of roots and herbs used as a tea
Reinert, Adolph, St. Louis, Mo. Whisky
Reitzel & Co., J., Newark, N. J. Tomato catsup
Reliable Incubator and Brooder Company, Quincy, 111. Incubators and brooders
Remington, Johnson Company, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Tea
Restortf & Bettmann, New York, N. Y. Leather-dressing
Revel P6re et Fils, Lyons, France. Silk piece goods
Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass. Mechanical rubber goods
Revere Rubber Company, Boston , Mass. Mechanical rubber goods
Reyna. Rafael, Havana, Cuba. Cigars
Reynolds Manufacturing Company, Davisville R. I. Casaimeres
Reynolds Manufacturing Co , Davisville, R. I. Doe.skin jeans
Rheinatrom, Bettman, Johnson & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Whiskies, cordials, wines, and liqueurs .
Rhind&Co.,D. A., Leith, Scotland. Whisky
Rbuland, Anthony A., Stonehani, Mass. Medicine frr certain named diseases
Rice, & Co., Edward E., Boston, Mass. Cleansing compound for scouring raw wool
Rice & Hutchins, Incorporated, Boston, Mass. Boots and shoes and leather for uppers
Richards, John T., Gardiner, Me. Axles and axle-boxes for vehicles
Richardson Manufacturing Co., Bath, N. Y. Cake-tins
Richardson Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass. Agricultural machines and their parts - .
Richmond, Samuel A., Tuscola, III. Remedy for diseases of the blood and nervous system
Eicker, Ernest H. and K. E., Elein, 111. Trees, seeds, bulbs, and plants
Ricker, Katie E. (See Ricker, Ernest H. and K. E.)
Rieser, Alvin F., Philadelphia, Pa. Milk, cream, butter, and cheese
Riley, Michael, London, Ohio. Foot-guards for railway -frogs
Ripley Howland ManufactnringCompany, Boston, Mass. White brilliants
Rishell, John D., Philadelphia, Pa. Toilet liquids, pomade.', powders, caked powders, and soaps .
Rltmeier, William, Milwaukee, Wis. Certain internal and external remedies
Robbins & Baltzell, Madison, Wis. Wheat-flour
Robert-Milton Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y. Remedies for certain named diseases
Roberts & Co., A. F., New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Roberts & Co., A. F., New Tork, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Roberts & Co., George J. , Dayton, Ohio. Water motors or pnmps
Robertson & Son, John, Dundee, Scotland. Scotch whisky
Robinson <fe Ebert, New York, N. Y. Brooms and brushes
Robinson, Henry, New York, N. Y. Pills
Robinson, James A., New York, N. Y. Sheetings
Robinson, James A., New York, N. Y. Sheetings
Rochester Brewing Company, Rochester, N. Y. Lager-beer
Rockwood & McCallum, Greenwood, Ark. Blood'purifiers
Rohe & Brother, New York, N. Y. Canned and cured meats and lard and tallow
Rolke. Gnstav, Columbus, Ohio. Roach-powder
Root-Tea-Na Herb Co., Akron, Ohio. Medicine for the cure of catarrh
Root-Tea-Na Herb Co., Akron, Ohio. Medicine for the cure of the tobacco habit
Rose, Linden G. (See King and Rose.)
Rosenfeld & Co., E., Baltimore, Md. Night-robes
26 PAT
No.
25,290
25,007
24,720
24,230
24,994
25,460
24.400
25,331
25,506
25,580
25,031
25.570
25.571
25,205
25.206
25,207
24,922
24,971
25,107
23.902
23,903
23,991
24,509
24,788
24,825
25,044
24,597
24,402
24,566
24.926
24,571
24.866
25,223
24,235
24,639
24,633
24,650
25,502
25,018
24,611
21,918
25.218
24,706
25,703
25,377
25,584
24,577
24,983
24,221
25,398
24,654
25,489
25,490
24,382
24,885
24,911
24,738
25,585
24,232
24,291
25,386
25, -.457
25,062
24,697
24,053
24,266
24,074
24,563
25,619
24,391
25,420
25,046
21,786
24,583
24.996
24,565
24,916
24,288
24,323
25,412
25,444
25,203
25,268
25,549
25,300
24,630
24,725
24,202
Date.
Oct. 2
■July 10
May 15
Feb. 13
July 10
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
July 17
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
June 26
July 3
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
May 29
June 5
July 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
June 26
Apr. 24
June 12
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
May 1
May 1
May 1
Nov. 13
July 17
Apr. 24
June 26
Sept. 11
May 15
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
July 3
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
May 8
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
June 19
June 26
May 22
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Sept. 18
July 24
May 8
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
May 8
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
Oct. 30
July 24
May 29
Apr. 24
July 10
Apr. 17
June 26
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
May 1
May 15
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marlcs — Coutinued.
Name, residence, aud title.
Official
Gazette.
Eosenheim-Levis-Zukoski Mercantile Company, St. Louis, Mo. Certain named ribbons
Rosenstein, Leo, New York, N. T. Bried fruits
Rosenstein, Leo, New York, N. Y. Dried and preserved fruits
Rosenstein, Leo, New York, N. Y. Matches
Rosenstein, Leo, New York, N. Y. Matches
Rosenstein, Leo, New York, N. Y. Coflfee, chicory, and coffee substitutes
Rosenstein, Leo, New York, N. Y. Dried fruits
Rosenthal Brothers, New Orleans, La. Pantaloons
,Ross & Co., Charles H., Baltimore, Md. "Whisky
Ross & Co., Charles H., Baltimore, Md. Whisky ,
Kost, Carl L., Crawfordsville, Ind. Gold buttons, pins, and charms
Rost, Helena R., Crawfordsville, Ind. Gold buttons, pins, and charms
Roy &BoireDrug Co., Manchester, N. H. Cough sirup
Royal Manufacturing Co. , Lancaster, Pa. Disinfecting-powder
Royal Manufacturing Co., Lancaster, Pa. Polishing-powder for metal and glass
Royal Remedy and Extract Company, Dayton, Ohio. Bonbons and chewing-gum
RumseyBros., Lynn, Mass. Ladies' boots, shoes, and foot-wear manufactured of leather and cloth.
Russ-Suchard et Cie., Neufch^tel, Switzerland. Chocolates and cocoas ,
Ryan, John C. Jr., St. Joseph, Mo. Leather-dressing
Rycroft, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Certain named dress goods
Rylands Brothers, Limited, Warrington, England. Certain named iron, steel, and lead manufac-
tures
S. Liebmann's Sons Brewing Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Malt beer
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa., New York and Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Boston, Mass., Chicago, 111., and Ailinta, Ga. Dental gold-foil
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa., New York and Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Boston, Mass.. Chicago, 111., and Atlanta, (ja. Dental gum or rubber
Salomon & Co., Fflix, New York, N. Y. Wool fat
Samson Cordage Works, Boston, Mass. Braided cotton window or sash cord
Samuels Bros., Young.stown, Ohio. Jewelry having artificial-diamond settings
Samuels & Co., 0. M. T., Detroit, Mich. Liniment for internal and external use
Sanchez, Miguel J., New York. N. Y. Iron and steel fireproof safes
Sanderson, Lucien, New Haven, Conn. Eertilizei s
Sanitol Manufacturing Co. , Denver, Colo. Disinfectants, insecticides, and rat and roach powder. .
Saranac Glove Cor pany, Littleton, N. H. Gloves and mittens
Sartorius & Co., A.. New York, N. Y. Prepared colors
Sauuder.=i, Martin V.. Detroit, Mich. Natural mineral water
Sawhill, Alexander F.. Allegheny, Pa. Line of proprietary medicines
Scallin, Stephen H., Mitchell, S. D. Medicine for the cure of headache and neuralgia
Schieren & Co.. Chas. A., New York, N. Y. Leather belting and lace-leather
Schloss Bros. & Co., Baltimore, Md. Wearing-apparel for men and boys
Schloss Bros. & Co., Baltimore, Md. Weiiring-apparel for men and boys ,
Schloss Bros. & Co., Baltimore, Md. Wearing-apparel for men and boys
Schloss Bros. <fe Co., Baltimore, Md. Tailoring wearing-apparel for men and boys
Schloss Bros. & Co. , Baltimore, Md. Tailoring wearing-apparel for men and boys
Schmachtenberg Bros., New York, N. Y. Pocket-knives
Schmalz &. Son, John, Hoboken, N. J. Bread -
Schmidt, Adolf, New York, N. Y. Pills .,
Schmit, John P. C, Green Bay, Wis. Natural mineral ^ater
Schoble &. Co., Frank. Philadelphia, Pa. Soft and stifl fur-felt hats for men and boys
Schopper, Heinrich, Chemnitz, Germany. Cashmere hosiery
Schoultz, Ingeborg, Philadelphia, Pa. Remedies for diseases of the stomach
Schuelk, Peter, Stevens Point, Wis. Cure for the heaves in horses
Schulle, Fritz C., San Antonio, Tex. Sirup and molasses ,
Schweickhart, George, Jr., Wauwatosa, Wis. Carbonated beverages, ginger ale, and weiss beer - .
Schweinburg, Emil, New York, N. Y. Corsets and corset-clasps
Sch werdfeger, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Lager-beer
Schwerin Bros., Philadelphia, Pa. Men's trousers
Schwob, Adolphe. New York, N. Y. Watches
Scientific Suspender Company, Limited, Battle Creek, Mich. Suspenders
Scott Brothers, New York, N. Y. Sheets, pillow-slips, and house linen
Scudder-Gale Grocer Company, St. Louis, Mo. Baking-powder
Scureman Drug Co., Nantiroke, Pa. Remedy for gonorrhea
Seabury & Johnson, New York, N. Y. Medicinal and surgical plasters, appliances, and dressings.
Searle & Son, Rockford, 111. Axle-grease and machine-oils
Seelye, Alfred B. , Abilene, Kans. Certain named medicines and flavoring extracts
Seix'ax, Alfred M., New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Seixax, Alfred M, New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Sellman, Rice & Co. , Baltimore, Md. Package-blended tea
Seneca Oil Works. Warren, Pa. Lubricating-oils
Shadbolt & Boyd Iron Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Bar-iron
Shapleigh Coff'ee Company, Boston. Mass. Coffee and tea
Sharp & Dohme, Baltimore, Md. Remedy for.constipation, atonic dyspepsia, biliary engorgement,
and other gastric disorders
Sharp & Dohme, Baltimore, Md. Named medicine
Sharp, Thomas, Florence, Ala , and Iron City and Sharp, Tenn. Iron ore and pig-iron
Shaw Brothers, Birmingham, England. Coloring and finishing paints, kerosene, rosin, turpentine,
and lubricants
Shaw Brothers, Birmingham, England. Shingles, staves, casks, and barrels
Shaw Brothers, Birmingham, England. Certain named machines, implements, and tools
Shaw Brothers, Birmingham, England. Canned goods, spices, flour, meal, sugar, tea, coffee, pepper,
and salt
Shawmut Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Artificial leather
Sherman, Frank. Shenandoah, Iowa. Remedy for rheumatism
Shimer & Sons, Samuel J., Milton, Pa. Cutter and matcher-heads used in woodworking-machines
Shorey & Co. , H. , Montreal, Canada. Waterproofed cloths and garments made thereof
Shute & Merchant, Gloucester, Mass. Fish
Siegel, Cooper & Company, Chicago, 111. Sewing-machines
Sills & Grossman Company, Chicago, HI. Flour-sifters
Sills & Grossman Company, Chicago, 111. Flour-sifters
Silvermanu & Co., Williartisport, Pa. Garters, hose-supporters, and sleeve-holders
Simpson Brothers Company, Chicago, 111. Cement and asphalt blocks and slabs for walks and floors
Sing, Charles T., New York, N. Y. Certain named remedy
Singer & Co. , Coventry, England. Bicycles, tricycles, and other velocipedes
24,652
24,175
24,578
24,683
24,920
25,109
25,525
24,203
24.137
24,138
25,279
24,984
25,019
25,211
25,228
24,844
24,245
24,853
25.399
24,037
25,436
25,716
24,940
24,941
24,514
24,411
24,159
25,249
24,881
25,299
25,274
25,408
25,498
25,296
23,984
25,101
24,707
25,063
25,064
25,065
25,447
25,565
25,037
24,307
24,190
24,450
25,566
25,338
24,828
24,834
25,321
25,462
25,482
25,048
25,665
25,115
24,807
24,377
24,856
24,271
25,457
24,010
25,108
24,793
24,794
25,070
24,604
25,697
24,504
25,231
25,250
24,079
24,792
24,799
25J94
25,253
24,165
24,055
25,694
24,777
24,181
24,730
24,087
24,088
24,488
24,931
24,826
25,746
May 1
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
May 8
June 26
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
July 10
July 17
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
June 12
Feb. 20
June 12
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
July 3
July 3
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
June 12
Oct. 2
Sept. 2.==
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
May 15
July 31
July 31
July 31
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
July 24
Mai-. 6
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
June 5
•June 5
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
July 24
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
June 5
Mar. 20
June 12
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
May 29
May 29
July 31
Apr. 24
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
May 29
May 29
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
May 29
Feb. 6
May 15
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
June 26
June 5
Dec. 25
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued,
403
Name, residence, and title.
Skilton & Co., N. C., Boston. Mass. Butter
Slusser. Levi S. B., Mount Olivet, Cal. Antidotes for poisons or snake-bites
Small, Herbert M., and H. B. Teed. Baldwinsville, Mass. Soap and saponaceous compounds
Smith, Charles A., Minneapolis, Minn. Artificial lumber or composition material
Smith <fe Davis Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo. Spring-beds or wire mattresses
Smith & Davis Manufacturin g Company, St. Louis, Mo. Bed-springs
Smith, Doctter F., Lockney, Tex. Remedy for catarrh '.
Smith, Francis E., New York, N. T. Flour
Smith, Frank M., San Francisco, Cal. Borax
Smith, Hogg & Gardner, New York, UT. Y. Sheetings, shirtings, muslins, drillings, and denims. . .
Smith, J. F., Texarkana, Ark. Veterinary remedies
Smith, Martin H., New York, N. Y. Castor-oil and castor-oil combinations
Smith & Ruse, Buffalo, N. Y. Trusses and supporters
Smith & Scott, Paducah, Ky. Chewing and smoking tobacco
Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Mass. Revolver-pistols
Smyrna Creamery Company, Limited, Smyrna, Pa. Butter
Snell Cycle Fittings Company, Toledo, Oliio. Lamps
Snell Cycle Fittings Company, Toledo, Ohio. BiCTcle-lamps
Soci6t6 Anonyme d'Exploitation des Papeteries L. Lacroix Fils, AngoulSme, France. Cigarette-
paper
Soci6te Anonyme d'Exploitation des Papeteries L. Lacroix Fils, Angouleme, France. Cigarette-
wrappers made of wheat-straw
Soci6t6 Anonyme Union Fraternelle, Calonne lez Antoing, Belgium. Portland cement
Soley, George B., Philadelphia, Pa. Medals
Soley, George B. , Philadelphia, Pa. Medals
Soley, George B., Philadelphia, Pa. Medals
Sommers, Isaac, New York, N. Y. Whisky ; .
Southern Specialty Co., Marlin, Tex. Medicinal preparation for fowls
Southington Cutlery Company, Southington, Conn. Pocket cutlery
Spaethe, Wilhelm, Gera, Germanv. Accordions
Sparks Milling Company, Alton, 111. Wheat-fiour
Spaulding, Horatio N. , Vandalia, 111. Remedy for kidney, liver, and other diseases
Spaulding & Merrick, Chicago. 111. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Spear, J oshua, Boston, Mass. Remedies for catarrh and similar diseases
Spivey, Thomas S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Remedy for diseases of the lungs and air-passages
Sporting Life Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Printed periodicals
Springsteen Medicine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Certain named remedies
Sproehnlo & Co., F. M., Chicago, 111. Catalogues and newspapers
Sprudel "Water Company, Mount Clemens, Mich. Mineral waters and carbonated beverages
St. Louis Mercantile Co., St. Louis, Mo. Mocha coflee
Stafford Mineral Springs and Hotel Company, Limited, New Orleans, La. Natural mineral water.
Standard Brewery, Chicago, 111. Lager-beer
Standard Clothing Company, Boston, Mass. Coats, vests, and pantaloons
Standard Furniture Company, Herkimer, N. Y. Roll-top desks
Standard Plaster Company, Chicago, 111. Prepared plasters and finishes
Stanley "Works, New Britain, Conn. Braces, bolts, nails, screws, washers, fastenings, and similar
articles of builders' hardware
Starbird. "Walter B., San Francisco, Cal. Carbonated beverage containing the extract of sarsa-
parlUa and iron
Starin, Clinton H., Prince's Bay, N. Y. Cleaning and polishing compound for metal and glass ,
Starkmann, Adolph, Scranton, Pa. Cigars and smoklng-tobacco
Starr Co., C. R., Columbus, Ohio. Trunks
Stead Soap Co., G. D., San Diego, Cal. Soap for laundry and toilet use
Stearns Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. Boots and shoes - ,
Steele & Dorgeloh, New "Fork, N. Y. Dried currants
Steketee, George G., Grand Rapids, Mich. Vermifuge
Stemmler, Theodore W., New "York. N. Y. Analgesic and antipyretic compound
Stephenson, Benjamin T., Boston, Mass. Temperance and summer beverages
Steppacher &Bro.. Walter M., Philadelphia, Pa. Shirts
Sterling Dyeing and Finishing Company, Sterling, Conn. Black-dyed fabrics ,
Sterling Dyeing and Finishing Company, Sterling, Conn. Black-dyed fabrics
Stem, Arthur, New York, N. Y. Antidotes for uric-acid diathesis
Stern & Saalberg, New York, N. Y. Candy and candied fruits and flowers
Stern & Saalberg, New York, N. Y. -Telly compounds for table relishes
Stern & Sons, Charles, New York, N. Y., Chicago, 111., and Boston, Mass. Wines, brandy, whisky,
gin, cordials, be. r, and ale
Stewart, George B., Blue Rapids, Ears. Veterinary remedies
Stiefel Bros. , New "York, N. Y. Sateen skirts
Stiewel. Abe, Little Rock, Ark. JBituminous, anthracite, and semi-anthracite coal
Stillwell, Albert H., Philadelphia, Pa. Chocolate ,
Stobie Cereal Mills. St. Louis, Mo. Rolled oats
Stookwell, Albert M. Leominster, Mass. Shirts
Stoddard, Llewellyn, L., New Haven, Conn. Mixture of Perique, "Virginia, Havana, and Turkish
tobaccos
Stone & Forsyth, Boston, Mass. Wrapping, writing, printing, and toilet paper
Stone Medicine Company, Chicago, 111. Bronchial wafers, troches, and lozenges ,
Stork, Adam, Jr., Lancaster, Pa. Cigars
Stott, David, Detroit, Mich. Wheat-flour
Straus, Elise, St. Louis, Mo. Sweet-potato flour, bread and pastry made therefrom, and desiccated
and sliced sweet potatoes
Straus, Elise, St. Louis, Mo. Evaporated carrots, parsnips, rutabagas, turnips, and food products
made therefrom
Strauss & Jandorf Shoe Company, Chicago, HI. Shoes and slippers
Strawbridge &. Clothier, Philadelphia, Pa. Bonnets, hats, caps, and hoods for ladies and children.
Strehler & Co. , Apoth, Munich, Germany. Remedies for throat diseases
Stribley & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Ladies' and misses' fine shoes
Strohl, Schwartz & Cie., La-Croix-aux-Mines, France, and Basle, Switzerland. Silk yams, threads,
braids, and twist
Stuart, Frank A., Marshall, Mich. Lozenges or tablets for dyspepsia and disorders of digestion . ..
Stuart Medicine Co., Elmira, N. Y. Cough remedy
Stutz, Frank A., Bucyrus, Ohio. Blood, liver, kidney, and stomach medicines
Sultan Drug Company, St. Louis, Mo. Remedies for diseases of the stomach and bowels
Sun SegarCo., St. Louis, Mo. Cigars and tobacco
Swan, James, SejTnour, Conn. Carpenters' and woodworking tools
Official
No.
Gazette.
■
>
24,750
May
22
67
1062
2-1,050
Jan.
16
66
453
24,543
Apr.
17
67
398
25,383
Oct.
16
69
368
24,403
Mar.
20
66
1892
24,431
Mar.
27
66
2050
25,576
Dec.
4
69
1357
24,859
June
12
67
1444
23,980
Jan.
2
66
169
24,814
June
5
67
1326
24,200
Feb.
6
66
1004
25,458
Nov.
6
69
786
24,046
■Ian.
16
66
453
25,356
Oct.
16
69
365
25,085
July
31
68
654
24,085
Jan.
23
66
647
24,238
Feb.
13
66
1166
25,664
Deo.
11
69
1504
25,395
Oct.
23
69
506
25,.573
Dec.
4
69
1357
24.930
June 26
67
1717
25,414
Oct.
30
69
636
25,415
Oct.
30
69
636
25,416
Oct.
30
69
636
24,023
Jan.
9
66
312
25,182
Aug.
28
68
1140
24,694
May
8
67
810
24 909
June 26
67
1716
24,891
June
19
67
1568
24,628
May
1
67
673
25,316
Oct.
9
69
239
25,577
Dec.
4
69
1357
24,900
June
19
67
1569
24,653
May
8
67
807
24,599
Apr.
24
67
527
25,663
Dec.
11
69
1504
25,649
Dec.
11
69
1502
25,047
July
24
68
530
24,281
Feb.
27
66
1446
24,636
May
1
67
673
25,011
July
17
68
409
24,368
Mar.
13
66
1754
25,142
Aug.
14
68
911
24,562
Apr.
17
67
399
25,541
Nov.
20
69
1066
25,075
July
31
68
653
25,732
Dec.
25
69
1770
25,334
Oct.
9
69
240
25,271
Sept.
25
68
1625
25,441
Nov.
6
69
785
25,467
Nov.
6
69
787
25,020
July
17
08
410
25,313
Oct.
9
09
239
25,051
July
M
68
531
25,150
Aug.
21
68
1018
25,308
Oct.
9
69
238
25,309
Oct.
9
69
238
23,981
Jan.
2
66
169
24,090
Jan.
23
66
648
24,218
Feb.
13
66
1164
25,050
July
24
68
530
25,288
Oct.
2
69
118
25,200
Sept.
4
68
1271
25,111
Aug.
7
G8
768
24,386
Mar.
20
66
18901
25,721
Dec.
25
69
1770
24,913
June 26
67
1716
25,657
Dec.
11
69
1503
24,822
June
5
67
1327
23,987
Jan.
2
66
169
25,355
Oct.
16
69
365
25,517
Nov.
13
69
943
24,215
Feb.
13
66
1164
24,511
Apr.
10
67
269'
25,341
Oct.
16
69
364
24,276
Feb.
27
66
1446
24,013
Jan.
9
66
3ill
24,705
May
15
67
9S3
24,410
Mar.
27
66
2048
25,501
Nov.
13
69
941
25,292
Oct.
2
09
118
23,988
Jan.
2
66
170
24,320
Mar.
6
66
1591
25,466
Nov.
6
69
78T
24,283
Feb..
27.
66
1446
404
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marJcs — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
Date.
Sweatine Chemical Co., Washington, Kans., and Chicago, 111. Specific for sweating feet
Sweeperette Co., Grand Kapids, Mich. Carpet-sweepers ,
Swift & Company, Chicago, 111. Lard
Swift & Company, Chicago, 111. Lard
Swift, LeonardN., Provincetown. Mass. Lubricant for bicycle and other chains
Swift Provision Co., Baltimore, Md. Hams, bacon, and lard ,
Swift Provision Co., Baltimore, Md. Hams, bacon, and lard
Sydney Koss Company, Maplewood, N. J., and New York, N. T. Tonic pills ,
Sykes Bros. & Co., New York, N. Y. Boys' suits
Sylvan Toilet Co., Detroit, Mich. Hair dressing
Sylvan Toilet Co., Detroit, Mich. Cosmetic, lotion, cream, jelly, and soap for the toilet
T. A. Slocura Company, New York, N. Y. Cod liver oil and preparations thereof
TAffinder y Co., S.. San Pedro de la Colonia, Mexico. Blood-purifying compounds ,
Taft Medical Co., P. L, Burlington, Yt. Laxative
Tarr & Wonson, Limited, Gloucester, Mass. Paint for ships and vessels ,
Tate, Henry "W., Fremont, Nebr. Extract of sarsaparill a
Taylor, Son & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Men's pants and overalls
Taylor, Son & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Hosiery ,
Taylor, Son & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Gloves and mittens
Taylor, Son & Co. , Pittsburg, Pa. Over and dress shirts ,
Taylor, Thomas P., Bridgeport, Conn. Dress-stays
Teed, Henry B. (See Small and Teed.)
Telegram Cycle Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, "Wis. Cycles
Tempest, Francis, Birmingham township, Delaware county, Pa. Toilet paper
Terry, Ware & Alley, Brockton, Mass. Boots and shoes
Tetlow, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Face-powder
Tetlow, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Soap, perfume, and toilet powder
Tetlow, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Face-powder
Thatcher &Cb., H. D., Potsdam, N. Y. Bakin^owder ,
Thompson Milling Company, Lockport, N. Y. W'heat-flour
Thomson, William S., London, England. Perfumery, soaps, washes, lotions, and similar articles ..
Thorp & Martin Company, Boston, Mass. Ink-ribbons
Thurmayr, Adolph, Stuttgart, Germany. Insect-powders
Thurmond, William J., Dallas, Tex. Catarrh cure, chill cure, and blood sirup
Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company, Jersey City, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Decorative
glass .
Tilden Company, New Lebanon, N. Y. Medical compound for use as a tonic
Tilghman. William G-, Palatka, Fla. Condition-powders
Tissera, Vincent L. (See Beling and Tissera.)
Toledo, Bernardo de, Valencia, Spain. Remedy for phthisis, chloro-anaemia, and scrofula
Torrey & Bentley Company, Boston, Mass. Laundry, bath, and toilet soap
Torrey & Bentley Company, Boston, Mass. White soap for the laundry, bath, and toilet
Torrey & Bentley Company, Boston, Mass. Soap
Tower & Lyon, New York, N. Y. Screw-drivers ,
Traudt, Francis J., St. Louis, Mo. Herb tea ,
Trnmmer & Co. Successors, London, England. Friction-matches
Tryon & Co., Edw. K., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Bicycle
Twaddell, John P., Philadelphia, Pa. Shoes for men and boys
TJ. S. Novelty Company, Chicago, 111. Chewing-gum
Union Bag and Paper Company, Chicago, 111. Paper bags
Union Bag and Paper Company, Chicago, 111. Paper bags
Union Bag and Paper Company, Chicago, 111. Paper bags
Union Cement and Lime Company, Louisville, Ky. Cement, lime, or plaster-of-paris
Union Cement and Lime Company, Louisville, Ky. Cement, lime, and plaster-of-paris
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Paper shot-shells ,
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Cartridge-shells
Union Pacific Salt Company, San Francisco, Cal. Dairy-salt
Union Pacific Salt Company, San Francisco, Cal. Dairy-salt
Union Pacific Salt Company, San Francisco, Cal. Dairy-salt
Union Pacific Salt Company, San Francisco, Cal. Dairy-salt ,
Union Pacific Tea Company, Newark, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Coffee
Union Soap Co. , Baltimore, Md. Laundry soap
United Kingdom Tea Company, Limited,' London, England, New York, N. Y., and Paris, France.
Tea, coffee, and other named beverages -
United States Net and Twine Company, New York, N. Y. Fishing-reels and flshing-reel cross-
plates .
United States Radiator Company, Saltsburg, Pa. Steam and hot- water radiators
Usher & Co , Andrew, Edinburgh, Scotland. Whisky
Usher & Co., Andrew, Edinburgh, Scotland. Whisky
Usher & Co., Andrew, Edinburgh, Scotland. Whisky
Usher & Co., Andrew, Edinburgh, Scotland. Whisky
Usher & Co., Andrew, Edinburgh, Scotland, and New York, N. Y. Whisky ,
Vail Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Certain named toilet preparations, including soap
Van Ness, Eueene, and W. P. and S. H. Gait.skill, Baltimore, Md., and Mcintosh, Fla. Oranges.. .
Van Ness, William P. (See Van Ness and Gaitskill.)
Van Rensselaer, Charles K., Philadelphia, Pa. Varnish-brushes
Van Tassel & Tobey , Hudson, N. Y. Liniment
Van Wie, Charles H., Albany, N. Y. Medicine for corns and bunions
Vandeursen. C. S. & M., Chicago, 111. Sauer-kraut
Vamey, William R., Pittsburg, Pa. Liniments, ointments, dentine, suppositories, sirups, tonics,
and nervines
Vereinigte Fabriken Photographiacher Papiere, Dresden, Germany, Paper for photographic use. .
Versteeg-Grant Shoe Company, St. Louis, Mo. Boots and shoes
Vienna Bakery Company, Chicago, HI. Bread
Vienna Malt Coffee Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Coffee preparations
Vlolette, Bird & Co., James, Bordeaux, France. Dried prunes
Voland & Co.. Francisque, Lyons, France. Tissues and ribbons
Vulcanized Fibre Company, Wilminston, Del., and New York, N. Y. Compressed vegetable fiber
and articles made therefrom, including such ai ticls as washers, sheets, rolls, tubes, and tags
W. T. C. Macallen Company. Boston, Mass. Electrical insulators
W. T. Garratt & Company.'San Francisco, Cal. Ingots and bars of metal
Wabash Soap and Chemical Company, Wabash, Ind. Soap
Wabash Soap and Chemical Company, Wabash, Ind. Laundry and toilet soap
Wabash Soap and Chemical Company, Wabash, Ind. Soap
25.080
25.738
24,512
24,513
25.227
25,597
25,598
25 380
25,531
24,184
24,186
24,688
25,376
24,924
24.360
24,092
25,532
25,561
25,562
25,563
24,284
24,700
25,659
24,634
24,297
24,347
24,588
24,338
24,553
25,428
25,440
24,586
24,956
25,512
23,982
24,756
24,958
24,151
24,152
24,495
25,740
25,378
24,103
24,880
24,264
24.995
25.734
25,735
25,756
24,608
24,649
24,648
25,084
24,795
24,796
24,797
24,798
24,854
25,032
24 979
25,335
24,309
24,950
24,951
24,952
24,385
24,824
24,452
24,289
25,023
24,832
24,677
25,176
24,910
24,528
24,132
25,543
25,646
25,559
24,044
25,088
24,981
24,187
25.590
25,691
July
Dec.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
Dec.
Dec.
Oct.
Nov.
Feb.
Feb.
May
Oct.
June
Mar.
Jan.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Mar.
Dec. 11
May 1
Mar. 0
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
July 3
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
May 22
July
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Dec.
Oct.
Jan.
June
Feb.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Apr.
May
May
July
May
May
May
May
June
July
24,269 : Feb. 20
July 3
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
July 3
July 3
July 3
Mar. 20
June 5
Apr. 3
Mar. 6 I 66
July 17 I 68
.June 5 ! 67
May 8 j 67
Aug. 28 j
June 26 j
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Deo. 4
Jan. 16
July 31
July 3
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
68
69
67
67
69
69
69
66
66
67
69
67
•66
69
66
67
69
67
C6
66
67
66
67
67
68
69
66
67
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
405
Name, residence, and title.
"Wagner & Co., F. "W., Charleston, S. C. Lard
Wagoner, Harry E., St. Louis, Mo. Kubber belting, packing, and hose, and rubber footwear and
■wearing-apparel
Wald, Adolph, New York, N. T. Trou.sers or pantaloons
Waldo Foundry, Bridgeport, Conn. Aluminum-gold knives, forks, spoons, flat and table ware
Waldron, Micliael J., St. Louis. Mo. Furniture-polish
Walker, Arthur F., St. ,Tohnsburv, Vt. Remedy for coughs, colds, and throat and lung aflfections-
Wallace, Anna W., Allegheny, Pa. Liniment
Wallach, Isaac, New York, N. Y. Cotton nnd mixed cotton goods
Wallach, Isaac, New York, N. Y. Cotton and mixed cotton goods
Walsh & Co., John H., Boston, Mass. Whisky
Walsh, Edward W., New York, N. Y. Printed publications
Walter A. Wood Harvester Company, St. Paul, Minn. Binding-twine
Walter A. Wood Harvester Company, St. Paul, Minn. Binding-twine
Walter A. Wood Harvester Company, St. Paul, Minn. Harvesting machinery for hay and grain . -
Walter M. Lowney Company, Boston, Mass. I?onbons
Ward, William P., New York, N. Y. Cigarettes
Warrick Brothers, London, England. Capsules, pills, and medicated jujubes
Washburn, Crosby Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Wheat-flour
Washburn, Crosby Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Wheat-flour
Washburn, Crosby Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Wheat-flour
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass. Steel, iron, and copper wire
Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn. Clock-cases
Watkins, Elijah F., Palatine, W. Va. Liniments .
Watkina, John B., New York, N. Y. Printing and writing paper
Watts, William B. (See Mayer and Watts.)
Waukesha-Lithia Spring Company, Chicago, HI. Natural mineral water
Wear & BoogherDry Goods Company, St. Louis, Mo. Hosiery
Weber, William A., Waukesha. Wis. Lager-beer
Weber's Medical Tea Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Blood-purifying herb teas
Webster & Co., S , Boston, Mass. Alterative compound and blood purifier ,
Weeks & Potter Company, Boston, Mass. Cigars
Welsh , Samuel, Philadelphia, Pa. Plug-tobacco and snufl"
Wessel, Louis A. , New York, N. Y. Whisky
West, Marshall 0., New York, N. Y. Cotton, linen, woolen, and mixed fabrics
Westerman, Frederick, Chicago, 111. Bread
Wetmore Worthley & Co., New York, N. Y. Certain named proprietary medicines, including em-
brocations, ointments, and tablets
Weyman, Benjamin F. , Pittsburg, Pa. , and New York, N. Y. Snufi'
Weyman, Benjamin F., Pittsburg, Pa., and New York, N. Y. Snuff
Weyman, Benjamin F., Pittsburg, Pa., and New York, N. Y. Snuff
Wheatley & Bates, Limited, Sheffield, England. Certain named non-alcoholic beverages
Wheatley & Bates, Limited, Sheflield, England. Certain named non-alcoholic beverages
Wheeler, Felix A., Chicago, 111. Antipyretic and anodyne powders for headache and neuralgia. . .
White & Bagley Company, Worcester, Mass. Belt-dressing
White Bros. & iOo., Boston, and Lowell, Mass. Leather
White, John A., Concord, N. H. Crushed mica schist for food for poultry and birds
White Eock Mineral Spring Company, Waukesha, Wis. Artificial mineral water
White & Sons, R., London, England. Malt beverages
White & Sons, R., London, England. Malt beverages
Whiting Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Flat and table silverware and jewelry
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company, Akron, Ohio. Wrenches
Whitman & Co., J. S., Orange, Mass. Prepared tapioca
Whitney & Wilson, Rochester, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Whitney & Wilson, Rochester, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Wiebusch &Hilger, Limited, New York, N. Y. Anvils and blacksmiths' tools
Wiebusch & Hilger, Limited, New York, N. Y. Firearms
Wiebusch & Hilger, Limited, New York, N. Y. Firearms ,
Wiedenmayer, George W. , Newark, N. J. Lager-beer
Wiener & Co., Newark, N. J. Saddlery hardware
Wilford, Firm of William, Tamise, Belgium. Waterproof cloth
Wilkins & Company, Washington, J). C. Butterine
Wilkinson, Harris C., Chicago, 111. Pills
Williams &Co., R. C, New York, N. Y. Certain named food products
Williams Manufacturing Company, Plattsburg, N. Y. Sewing-machines and attachments
Williams Manufacturing Company, Plattsburg, N. Y. Sewing-machines and attachments
Williams Manufacturing Company, Plattsburg, N. Y. Sewing-machines and attachments
Williams, Wilford M., Indianapolis, Ind. Washing fluid
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen-Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool cotton
Willimantic Linen Company, Hartford, Conn. Spool-cotton
Willis, Griunell, New Yort, N. Y. Brown, bleached, and printed cotton goods
Wilson, George N W., San Francisco, Cal. Razor-strops
Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn. Paper-shell cartridges
Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven. Conn. Paper-shell cartridges
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Company, Baltimore, Mil. Insecticide
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Company, Baltimore, Md. Cosmetics, hair-oils, and perfumes
Winkelmann, John H., Baltimore, Mrt. Nervine, tonic, restorative, and reparative remedy
Winsett, William J , S. Louis, Mo. Medicinal powder for the cure of catarrh
Winzer & Wecker, Chemnitz, Germany. Knit underwear
Wit e Buckle Suspender Co. , Williamsport, Pa. Men's suspenders and braces
Witch City Cycle Co , Salem, Ma.is. Cycles
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Company, Winsted, Conn., Chicago, 111., and New York, N. Y. Clocks
Wm. Schmidt Baking Compan v, Chicago, 111. Bread, crackers, biscuits, cakes, and like articles. . .
Wolf & Gross. New York, N. Y. Hollow glass tableware
Wolf & Sous, S., Philadelphia, Pa. Whisky, gin, brandy, wine, and cordials
25,4-26
25,567
2.1,340
25,568
25,212
24,417
24,691
25,008
25,009
23,969
25,384
24,736
25,574
25,698
24,972
24,887
24 689
25,219
25,367
25,521
24,805
25,086
24,474
24,335
24,531
25,442
24,660
24,783
25,314
24,240
24,516
25,715
25,262
25,593
25,175
25,244
25,245
25,246
24,019
24,020
24,867
25,014
24.412
25,511
24,134
25,652
25,653
24,712
24,768
25,220
25 188
25,523
24,108
24,646
24.647
23,970
24,326
25,755
24,462
25,177
24,892
24,274
25,034
2,5,035
24,544
25,626
25.627
25,628
25,629
25,630
25,631
25,632
25.633
25,634
25.635
25,636
24,944
24,261
24,764
24,765
25,059
25,500
24,629
25,133
24,569
24,119
25,745
25,569
25,520
25.351
24,342
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
May 8
July 17
July 17
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
May 22
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
July 3
June 19
May 8
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
May 29
July 31
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
May 8
May 29
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
June 12
July 17
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
May 15
May 22
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
May 1
May 1
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
June 19
Feb. 20
July 17
July 17
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
July 3
Ftb. 20
May 22
May 22
July 24
Nov. 13
May 1
Auk. "
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
68
406 INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
"Wolf & Sons, S., Philadelphia, Pa. Whisky
"Wood, Annie L. (See "Wood, Elizabeth and A. L.)
"Wood. Elizabeth and A. L., McGregor, Iowa. Certain named remedies
■ Wood berry Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Md. Cotton duck
Woodherry Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Md. Cotton duck
"Woodberry Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Md. Cotton duck and twines
"Woodberry Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Md. Cotton duck
"Woodcock, Horace, Brookfield, Wis. Medicine for diseases of the bowels and stomach
Woodcock, John C, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Grinding feed-mills
Woods &■ Son, Joseph W., Boston, Mass. Cotton goods
Wool Oil Eefimng Company, Pompton Lakes, N. J. Wool-fat
Wool Oil Refining Company, New York, N. Y. Wool-oil
Woolson Spice Company, Toledo, Ohio. Coifee
Woolson Spice Company, Toledo, Ohio. Spices and baking-powder
Woonsocket Rubber Company, Providence, R. I. Ru'bber boots
Worcester Corset Company, Worcester, Mass. Corsets
Worcester Corset Company, Worcester, Mass. Corset steels and clasps
Worcester Corset Company, Woi'cester, Mass. Ladies' cor.sets
Work Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111. Coats, vests, and pantaloons
"Wormley, Emma J. , Des Moines, Iowa. Complexion-po word
Wright, Firm of Alfred, Rochester, N. Y. Perfumery, toilet water, and face-powder
Wrisley, Allen B., Chicago, 111. Toilet and laundry soap
Wyeth & Bro., John, Philadelphia, Pa. Beef -juice
Yost, Joseph M., C. F. Green, and F. C. Houck, Williamsport, Pa. Liniment for external and in
ternal use
Young, Frederick W. , New Orleans, La. Baking-powder
Young, Louie "V., Chicago, 111. Lotion for beautifying the skin
"Young, Notley C, San Antonio, Tex. Remedy for the headache
Young & Smylie, Brooklyn, N. Y. Licorice lozenges
Ziegler, Firm of H., New York, N. Y. Lager-beer
Zimmerman, Isaiah E., Paterson, N. J. Blood-purifier and liver and kidney regulator
Zizelman & Bartlett, Cleveland, Ohio. Cleaning material for wall-paper
Zurbrugg, Theophilus, Riverside, N. J. Watches and watchcases
Zurbrugg, Theophilus, Riverside, N. J. Watches and watchcases
Zurbrugg, Theophilus, Riverside, N. J. Watches and watchcases
Zurbrugg, Theophilus, Riverside, N. J. Watches and watchcases
Zurbrugg, Theophilus, Riverside, N. J. Watches and watchcases ,
Zurbrugg, Theophilus, Riverside, N. J. Watchcases
No.
24,714
24,870
24,039
24,040
24,041
24,287
24,496
24,241
24,265
21,929
25,401
24,451
24,675
25,342
24,489
24,490
24,614
25,038
24,721
25,224
24,624
24,667
24,280
24,857
25,248
23,989
24,250
25,204
2t,466
24,600
24,481
24,482
24,483
24,484
24,485
24,710
Date.
May 15
June 12
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
June 26
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
May 8
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 1
July 24
May 15
Sept. 11
May 1
May 8
Feb. 27
June 12
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 15
Official
Gazette.
67
924
1445
452
452
452
1588
268
1166
1306
1717
506
135
808
364
267
267
672
529
992
1387
275
808
1446
1444
1516
170
1304
1271
137
527
267
267
267
267
267
923
PRINTS.
Name, residence, and title.
Feinberg, Isaac H., Boston, Mass. "Look for This Label."
Green, Shipton, New York, N. Y. "Carne Fresca Americana"
J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y. "Dr. Kilmer Swamp Root'
J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y. " We Feed the World." ...
No.
Date.
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
June 12
Aug. 7
Official
G azette.
956
1028
1336
662
DISCLAIMERS.
Name, residence, and invention.
Campbell. Charles H., Watertown, N. Y.; disclaimer filed by assignee. Paper-machines
Clark, John W., Menands, N. Y. ; disclaimer liled by patentee and assignee. Electric trolley-
wheel
Earl, Edwin T., Los Angeles, Cal.; disclaimer filed by patentee. Ventilator and refrigerator cars.
(Reissue) .'
Gent, Jo.'^eph F., Columbui, Ind. ; disclaimer filed by assignee. Prepared cereals
Gent, Joseph F., Columbus, Ind.; disclaimer filed by assignee. Brewinginalt liquors
Mitchell, N. Chapman, Philadelphia, Pa ; disclaimer filed by assignee. Recovering rubber from
waste
Norris, George E., Troy, N. Y. ; disclaimer filed by patentee. Macliioe for turning cuff-blanks .
Piper, Edward E., Portland, Me.; disclaimer filed'by patentee. Curtain-holding device
Titus, .Tames M., Petersburg, Va.; disclaimer filed by assignee. Machines for cutting box-patterns
Whitehead, William T., Magog, Canada; disclaimer filed by assignee. Aniline-black resist
Whitehead, William T., Magog, Canada; disclaimer tiled by assignee. Aniline-black resist
No.
393,538
503,562
11,324
223,847
262,761
300,720
520,535
516,280
272,354
499,689
499,692
Filed.
Jan.
5, 1894
Nov.
19, 1894
Mar
5, 1894
Feb.
2, 1894
Nov.
15, 1894
Jan.
8, 1894
Oct.
6, 1894
Nov.
20, 1894
Jiin.
22,1894
Aug
21, 1894
Aug
21, 1894
Official
Gazette.
66
177
1074
1599
353
955
321
247
1074
679
1027
1027
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF INVENTIONS,
Invention.
Abdominal bandage
Abdominal supporter
Abdomin al supporter
Abdominal supporter
Abdominal supporter
Accordion
Accordion. Zither-
Account- keeping apparatus
Account-keeping device
Accumulator-plate
Acid and caustic alkali. Making nitric
Acid and metals from nitrates. Producing nitric
Acid. Apparatus for chargingliqnidswith carbonic
Acid. Apparatus for charging liquids with carbonic
Acid, &c. Apparatus for condensing nitric
Acid. Apparatus for distributing carbonic
Acid. Apparatus for making sulfuric
Acid by means of heated gases. Apparatus for con-
centrating sulfuric
Acid. Concentrating sulfuric
Acid. Making citric
Acid. Making concentrated nitric
Acid. Makingnitric
Acid. Making salicylic ,
Acid. Manufacture of anhydrous stannic ,
Acid. Manufacturing hypochlorous
Acid monamid. Naphthol trisulfonic-
Acid . Petroleum sulfo-
Acid. Petroleum sulfo-
Acid. Phenylrosindulin snlfo-
Acid. Process of and apparatusformakingcarbonic
.A cid-proof compo.sition
Acid. Purifying tannic
Acid, sodium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, &c. Ob-
taining carbonic
Acid with an absorbent. Phosphoric
Adding apparatus
Adding-macbine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine '.
Adding-machine
Adding-macbine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Addiug-m achine 1
Adding-machine. Electrically-operated.
Adding, subtracting, and recording machine
Address-labels. Machine for attaching
Addresser
AddFessing envelopes and ■wrappers. Machine for.
Addressing envelopes, &c. Machinery for
Addressing-machine
A ddressing-machines. Stencil-card for
Adjustable and folding chair
Ad. instable bracket
Adiustable bracket for shade or other rollers
Adj ustable chair
Adjustable chair
Adinstable chair ;
A(ij ustable screen
Adiustable -ivrench
Advertisements. Apparatus for displaying .
Advertising apparatus
Advertising apparatus
Name.
M. Heath
E. F. De Lashmutt
B. r. Golding
A. H. Wade
M. A. "Woods
J. Galleazzi
T. J.Miiller
S. H. Boylan
E.McCuUey .-.
C. J. Barbier
G. Lunge and F. M. Lyte.
J. D. Darling
J. F. Theurer
J. F. Theurer
E. Hart
E.Rueif
P. S. Gilchrist
J. L. Kessler
W. Wolters
C. "Wehmer
H. A. Erasch
M. Prentice
S. Marasse
I. A. E. Bang and M. C. A. Kuffln .
G. A. Cannot
H. Kuzel
H. A. Frasch
H. A. Frasch
C. Schraube and E. Komig
A. Tan BerkelandK. Fliess
J. A. Just .
B. Reinus-
E. "W". Enequist.
•/■
G. Descamps
K. E. Wiberg
K. Baumann
L. S. Burridge and N. K. Marshman
W. H. Clark
H. D. Hicks
S. L. Huizer
A. B. Lennox
H. B.Martin ,
W. K. Nichols
J". P. Eoyall ..
G. D. Strayer .
F. Sweet
E,. Baumann.
W. W. Hopkina .
A. Heim
J. E. Van Wormer ,
C. A. Belknap
G. Clark
E. E. Hanna ,
C.A.Belknap
"W. B. White 1.
A. W. Browne
J. A. Dwyer
C.H. Knight
C. H. Knight, L. A. Chichester, and;
D. S. Relyea.
J. R. Miller
J. E. Symes
J. T. Trench
H. E. Turpin
A. Berliner
W. H. Reiff
No.
514,930
512,814
522,366
517,941
522,394
517,648
523,902
516,961
526,194
521,970
514,124
517,001
512,070
519,140
525,761
518.513
527,680
520,994
514.983
515,033
517,098
526,116
529,182
529,100
.523,263
511, P98
518,989
518,990
524,221
513,691
520,600
517,626
523,651
527,670
517.319
522,098
513,452
516,985
528,596
515,228
519,960
529,799
517,291
521,221
514,785
519,358
522,097
517,383
512,295
523,025
523,451
531,021
514,363
524,081
515,387
526,020
527,951
516,493
525,051
523,049
513.468
.520.094
525,036
521,009
527,024
Date.
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
July 3
Apr. 10
July 3
Apr. 3
July 31
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
June 26
Feb. «
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
May 1
Sept. 11
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
June 5
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
July 17
Jan. 2
May 1
May 1
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
May 29
Apr. 3
July 24
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
June 26
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
May 15
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
June 12
Feb. 13
June 26
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
July 17
July 24
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
July 17
Jan. 23
May 22
Sept. 4
June 5
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
1583
1833
325
856
385
3?7
3010
2038
1519
2176
230
2101
569
353
763
1870
1653
434
1662
1745
2296
1383
1186
1042
1893
291
85
87
432
3279
2886
344
2552
1631
2659
2389
2855
2076
130
2056
1782
2261
2613
834
1354
778
2386
2763
936
1475
2215
1648
657
190
2341
1215
2127
1249
1881
150B
2886
2016
522
460
578
.398
434
83,84
215
98
92, 03
748
482
356
522
497
134
84
177
463
398
104
541
322
476
807
624
575
700
(491
H92
31,32
512
436
539
(613
) 614
(195
\ 196
338
190
(.574
J 575
651
652
653
(654
(227
5 228
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(556
J 5.57
391
167
43
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280
510
299
(460
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710
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Advertising. Apparatus for successively displaying
tablets for
Advertising apparatus. Mechanical ,
Advertising-board ,
Advertising-cabinet
Advertising-cards. Means for displaying
Advertising device
A d vei tising device
Advertising device. .
Advertising device. .
Advertising device. .
Advertising device.
Advertising device.
Aerostatic .
Automatic.
Advertising device. Portable .
Advertising device. Token . ..
Advertising-letter
Advertising-machine
Advertising-machine. Coin-controlled.
Advertising machine. Sign-
Advertising match-box
Advertising or display device
Advertising or other sign
Advertising or signaling apparatus. Electric
Advertising purposes. Cabinet for
Advertisingpurposes. Construction of buildings for
Advertising purposes. Mechanical artificial flower
for
Advertising shipping-tag
Advertising-sign device
Advertising-wagon
Aerated liquids. Apparatus for producing and con-
taining
Aerating and carbonating water. Apparatus for . . .
Aerating water used in baths. Process of and appa-
ratus for
Aerator
Aerator
Aerial locomotive
Aerial navigation. A pparatus for .
Aerial-vehicle propeller
Aerial vessel
Aerial vessel
Aging wines or distilled liquors. Apparatus for.
Agricultural machine
Agricultural machine. Convertible
Agricultural machinery. Gearing and gear-covering
for
Air and gas mixing apparatus
Air and steam engine and generator. Mixed
Air and ventilating. Apparatus for humidifying
Air and water purifier
Air. Apparatus for generating compressed
Air. Apparatus for heating and medicating com-
pressed
Air-attemperating apparatus
Air-brake
Air-brake
Air-brake
Air-brake
Air-brake
Air- brake
Air-brak e
Air-brake apparatus
Air-brake apparatus
Air-brake apparatus
Air-brake attachment ,
Airbrake. Automatic J. P. Brown
Air-brake. Car J. F. Voorhees
Air-brake coupling "W. Borbridge, T. Fraser, and "W.
Prenter.
Name.
No.
P. J. Beaumont ' 514,345
.512,163
530,756
52.5,185
514,072
516.8R4
525,740
521,961
521.990
524,745
522,. 505
528,334
tT. H. Dales and H. G. TJnsworth
Gr. C. Evans and J. W. Layne
A. Bourlier
K. Hay
H. F. Attaway
R. D. Knight
B. B. Milliken
A. A. Koot
E. Walker
N. Burgess
B. H. May and J. H. Morrissey
P. E. Bergeman ,
"W. Cummings
T. E.Dean ,
"W. T. Shirley
H. A. Manley
0. P. Briggs and "W. E. Patterson.
J.J. Harrison
A. von Cotzhausen
K. Henderson
G. L. Schneider
G. H. Strong
E. Nicolas
J. E. "Wenger
A. S. TerriU....
"W. C. Morri.son.
J. N. Eussell . . .
C. Hatton
T. Craney . .
W. Lippert -
J. "W". Dickinson..
H. Powell
C.G.Cross
N. H. Borgfeldt...
H. Ganswindt
J. B. Blanchard. . .
S. Spaeth
T. R. Timby
A. Carr
S. J. Conkwright -
J. D. Schofield....
W. Hay and W. M. Kearns
H.E.Depp
"W. Matthews, J. and W. Yates .
C.P.Buckley
E. C.Nichols
W.S. McLean...*.
J. P. Dornfeld .
R. W. Bavley .
P. L. Clark....
C. R. James
P. Lansberg
J. D. P. Schenck .
J. D. P. Schenck .
G. "W. Willson....
J. H. O'Hara
M. L.Rothschild .
J. B. Stewart
T. L. Richardson .
"W. A. and B. S. H. Harris-
TV. M. Edwards
"W. A. and B. S. H. Harris.
Air-brake coupling. Automatic "W.A. and B. S. H. Harris .
Air-brake coupling
-Air-brake coupling. Automatic .
Air-brake coupling. Automatic .
Air-brake couplings. Sealingcap for .
Air-brake for cars
Air-brake governor
Air-brake mechanism
Air-brake mechanism
H. C.McCarty....
J. P. Voorhees . . .
T. H. Haberkom .
J. B. Knudsen
E. G. Shortt
512,937
523.269
522,154
528.814
523,126
531,018
521,212
.529,602
530 22b
520,223
530,668
528.789
530,870
526,590
528.256
.520,541
519,604
524. 8P8
523,220
Date.
Peb. 6
Monthly
volume.
629
Jan.
2
729
Dec.
11
1204
Aug.
28
2121
Peb.
6
151
Mar.
20
1907
Sppt.
Jl
730
June
26
2163
June 26
2222
Aug.
21
1333
July
3
559
Oct.
30
2806
Jan.
16
2044
30 I 2678
29 ! 2783
8 ; 1204
Sept. 25 I 2198
Oct.
May
May
Aug.
July
Peb.
Oct.
Mar.
Dec.
Oct.
Peb.
Peb.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Dec.
.514,915
526,998
516,265
530.219 !
526,700 1
514,408 I
514,287 I
527,564 j
512,006
527,363
531,278
518.451 i
521,762 ;
516.770
511.995
530, IIR
514,956 ,
513,487
528.712
522,825
524,990
516,936
524,073
531,137
516,692
519,681
51.5.616
517,250
513,145
520,391 May 22
524,050 Aug. 7
526,178 Sept. 18
1569
1815
1564
533
870
252
53
718
536
1457
463
1123
18 2118
Apr. 17 i 1768
June 19 I 1805
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Peb. 20
1726
413
74
1622
331
1128
1753
Jan. 30 I 2924
Nov. 6
July 10
Aug. 21
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
May 8
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
515,219
527,838
515,220
516,202
529,290
525,876
531,181
525,686
530,904
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
1996
173
1854
1595
1335
2703
2545
2362
2535
130
1483
2040
1903
2043
767
1372
985
1936
618
1131
July 17 I 1899
June 26 2496
Nov. 6 i 518
July 17 : 1652
Dec. 18 I 1639
June 12 : 815
Nov. 20 : 1944
Dec. 4 i 266
May 22 j 2261
Dec. 11 I 1062
Nov. 6 ! 472
Dec. 11 I 1379
161
177
293
517
36
450
168
519
535
326
143
678.
(484
^485
478
599
C125
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(191
\ 192
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66
550
258
116
329
(525
)526
646
673
290
383
455
392
131
<203
)204
62
13
(182
\ 183
132
(354
J 355
110
(274
J 275
508
438
428
406
104
20,21
407
(720
81
280
(427
H28
470
40
440
380
322
672
597
(570
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613
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dOO"
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coniiiiued.
Invention.
Air-brake mechanism. Antomatic
Air-brake-regulating apparatus
Air-brake retainers. Controller and arighter for
Air-brake retainers. Controller and arighter for
Air-brake signal apparatus
Air-brake system
Air-brake systems. Locking stop-cock for train-pipes
of
Air-brakes. Antomatic lock for
Air-brakes. Block system for automatically operat-
ing
Air-brakes. Dog for actuating
Air-brakes. Mechanism for automatically actuating.
Air-brakes. Track device to automatically operate. .
Air-compressing apparatus
Air-compressing device
Air-compressing device
Air-compressor
Air-compressor
Air-compressor
Air-compressor. Compound hydraulic
Double-acting hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Pedal
Air compressor.
Air-compressor.
Air-compressor.
Air-compressor.
Air-compressor.
Air-compressor regulator
Air cooling and drying apparatus.
Air-cooling apparatus .
Air-draft-control apparatus
Air for power purposes. Apparatus for heating com-
pressed
Air-forcing apparatus
Air, gas, &c. Receptacle or tank for the storage of
compressed
Air-heating apparatus
Air-inlet or draft doors. Means for opening or closing.
Air-moistening apparatus
Air or gas compressor
Air or gas compressor
Air purifier. Return-
Airpurifier. Return-
Low-water boiler-alarm.
Overflow-alarm .
Pressure -gage electric
alarm.
Refrigerator leak-alarm.
Thermal alarm.
Thermostatic alarm.
Time-alarm.
Train-robber alarm.
Watch-alarm.
Air-ship
Air sieve, purifier, and dust-collector. Combined re-
turn-
Alarm :
See Bell-alarm.
Bell and burglar-
alaim.
Bicycle-alarm.
Bilge-water alarm.
Boiler water-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Electric alarm.
Fire-alarm.
Leak-alarm.
Low-pressure alarm. Water-alarm
Alarm-box. Antomatic
Alarm-lock. Electric
Alarm-lock for doors, &c
A larm operating mechanism. Electric-
Alarm-register. Automatic -^.
Alarm-signal. Automatic *.
Album
Album. Cabinet-
Album. Easel-
Album. Photograph-
Album. Photograph-
Alcohol. Making phenol
Alcoholic liquors. Preparing and making fermented.
Ale-drawing device
Ale or beer condenser and cooler
Alfalfa; rack cleaner
Aligning machinery. Method of and apparatus for..
Alkali and lead chlorid. Making caustic
Alkali. Apparatus for manufacturing caustic
Alkali. Process of and apparatus forthe production?
of caustic 5
Alkali salts. Making
Alkaline salts. Process of and apparatus for elec
trolytic decomposition of
Alloy. A lumininm
Alloying lead and zinc ,
Alumina. Making
Alumina. Making porous sulfate of
G. S Jeffries..
H. E. Hunt - - .
J. K. Lencke .
J. K. Lencke and F. D. Merchant-
E. P. Bishop, Jr
M. L. Rothschild
J. T. Eldridge
W. Mable
J. H. Fox. .
J. H. Fox
J. H. Fox....
J. P. Clifton .
M. Flood
W. IT. Griffiths and H. Niedermayer
W. V. GritSthsandH. Niedermayer.
J. Bii ner and H. Messing
P. Brotherhood
H. C. Sergeant
W. A. Babcock
J. H. Champ
J. H. Champ
J. H. Champ
E. Schutz and J. H. Henderson.
J. North
H. C. Sergeant
W. Alsop and W. Blackall
J. Murray
H. Recknagel
R. A. Parke
B. F. Evans ,
W. Timmis - .
.J. Howden
C.A.Gifford
E. Kleiner, W. Bokmayer, and 0.
Hoffmann.
H. A. Barber
C.W. Miles
D. W. Marnjon ,
J. Warrington
D. Hurlbut
A. C. Brantingham
J. H. Smith
J. Slater
J. F. Gra^bill
P. C. Thompson
C.C. Fields
H. S. Bodley and A. P. St. Martin.
C. Jaeger
J. M. Ray
W. A. Holman
J. Ekval
G.Koll
0. Manasse
J. Takamine
J. Farmer
J. T. Jones
W. P. Harris and W. R. D. Allen .
R. J. Snyder
F. M. Lyte and G. Lunge
1. L. Roberts
C. T. J. Vantin
H. S. Blackmore
H. T. Castner
R. I. Roman .
F. J. Clamer.
K. J. Bayer. .
J. Enequist .
513,267
529,270
517,955
517,954
531,5?4
515,617
527,327
526,180
530,937
.530,939
530,938
531,100
519,383
5.S0,335
530,336
520,405
51.5,282
530,662
523 064
523,830
513.5156
.515.516
517,628
527.248
514,839
520,130
512,987
529,191
513,053
517,039
517,777
518,455
529,166
514,556
526.288
531.552
513,123
527,910
526,394
527,938
515.260
525,291
527. .527
526.760
.520.159
523.194
527,204
525.719
.513,108
51>',346
521.569
526,786
525.819
512,951
530,309
522.205
529.315
514,125
522,617
531,235
513,001
528,322
Date.
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Oct. 9
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
May 8
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
May 29
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Julv 17
July 31
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Feb. 13
May 22
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Di-c. 25
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
May 22
July 17
Oct. 9
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
June 19
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
July 3
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
July 10
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
528,181 Oct. 30
528,923 I Nov. 13
.515,895 1 Mar. 6
520,416 Mav 29
Monthly
volume.
2568
1341
2653
2701
1067
1507
1492
1498
1495
1785
815
457
459
2562
2145
1052
1522
2885
3054
2537
347
935
1440
2097
2127
1201
2223
2183
609
1776
1152
965
1674
2604
2330
2052
1879
2111
2278
1404
1.55
2149
1776
854
692
2295
1582
1464
197
870
2074
409
37
1423
232
767
2041
2152
2787
2540
751
257
2574
620
381
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)224
(222
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(672
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258
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354
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(198
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5 620
533
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381
717
752
629
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(509
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505
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561
492
(446
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319
600,
710-
1373
68
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1143
968
428
884
446
1908
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1053
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1739
537
425
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Alumininm.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Aluminium.
Improvins surfaces of .
Manufactuiing
Manufacturing
Reducing
Eeducing
Reducing
Reducing
Reducing
Reducing
Aluminium. Reducing
Aluminous cake and making same
Aluminous minerals. Purifying
Aluminum compounds. Making
Aluminum fluorid. Making
Aluminum sulfid. Making
Amalgamating and concentrating apparatus
Amalgamating apparatus
Amalgamating apparatus. Electric ore-
Amalgamating machine. Gold
Amalgamatingmachine water-jet
Amalgamating-macliiiiea. Amalgam-trough and wa-
ter-supply pipe for
Amalgamating-machines. Tailings-discharge appa-
ratus for
Amalsramating ores. Method of and apparatus for. .
Amalgamating silver ores
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator ,
Amalgamator and separator
Amalgamator and separator for recovering preoiousi
metals from ores. ]
Amaleamator and settler !
Amalgamator-screen bearing
Amalgamator sluice-box. Automatic
Ammeter
Ammeter and voltmeter
Ammonia. Apparatus for making anhydrous
Ammonia. Apparatus for obtaining.
Ammonia-liquor. Apparatus for caustici.sing
Ammonia. Making. ,
A.mmonia. Manufacturing
Ammonia. Process of and apparatus for manufac-
turing aqua-
Ammonia puiifier. Anhydrous-
Ammonia. Purifying
Ammonia-sti 11
Ammonium bichromate. Making
Ammunition-package
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor-box
Anchor. Folding
Anchor or supporting plate
Anchor or supporting plate
Anchor. Vessel-
Anchors. Means for raising
An diron
Animal gun-trap
Aniraal-liberating device
Animal-releasing device
Animal-releasing device
Animal-secnring device
Animal-shears
Animal-
Animal-
Animal-
Animal
Animal
Animal
Animal
Animal
Animal
Animal
Animal
shears .
shears .
shears .
trap ...
trap . . .
trap . . .
trap ...
trap . . .
trap . . .
trap ...
trap . . .
Name.
A. V. Davis
W. E. Case ,
W.E. Case
r. A. Gooch and L. "Waldo .
F. A. Gooch and L. Waldo
F. A. Gooch and L. Waldo .
F. A. Gooch and L. Waldo ,
F. A. Gooch and L. Waldo
F. A. Gooch and L. Waldo
I>. Waldo and F. A. Gooch
J. V. Skoglund
H. F. D. Schwahn
W. E. Case
W. Ackermann
C. T. J. Vautin
A. Tornaghi ,
S. L. Priestone
J. C. Ludwig
P. E. Gaffron
A. W. Robinson
A. W. Robinson
A. W. Robinson .
H. F. Edwards
A. Janin
E. S. Bennett
E. S. Bennett
L.D.Coe
G. Delage
J. L. Hayward and A. W. Robinson
J. Jett
A. C. McDonald
D. A. Patterson and E. Anderson . .
C. F.Pike
E. J. Powell .
N. L. Raber .
H. L. Simmons .
J. W. Bailey-
E. Reading and A. Rigby.
G.W. Strong
A. W. Robinson
H, L. Phillips
E. R. Knowles
J. Perry and C. E. Holland
P. J. McMahon
L. Sternberg
E. Sol vay
L. Sternberg ,
H. A. Frasch
T. Charlton and K. M. Mitchell .
R. G. Sneath
E. Solvay
A. Ellis
E. A. Starke -
F. M. Garland
D. Clark
H. A. and H. A. House, Jr
D. McDon aid
H. A. Goetz
F. Joyner
J. Pirkl
J. Pirkl
R. Zertuche
H. A. and H. A. House, Jr
J. R. Grogan
G. E. Landis
C. C. Partridge
>T. S. Edmonds
H. Larsen
J. W. Ziellenbach
W. Bell, J. W. Broomhead, and W.
A. Jones.
T. 0. Bennett
CM. Palmer
J. K. Priest
F. J. Bragunier
C. L. Brown
M, Burton and L. G. Beers
J. W. Collins
T. Donlon
6. A. Dumbeck
C. Franke
F. D. Hay
No.
.lag, 513
512,801
5ia,eo2
527,847
527,848
527,849
527,850
527,851
528,365
527,846
.526,205
514,039
512,803
513,971
513,660
513,158
525,622
527,150
520,847
523,410
523,411
523,409
518.543
516,055
516,623
516,624
.531,611
521,145
523,400
.525,984
525,352
512,895
528,976
522,488
517,767
528,815
531,296
527,076
522.807
523,408
528,969
520,963
511.791
525,858
522,357
518,429
523.819
515,909
521,401
524.567
518.428
516,154
527,563
.513,567
,520,177
.597,061
511,788
517.186
.531,315
5!6,410
526,411
513,855
527,060
525,204
520,164
519,201
520,395
530,487
528,840
518,204
514,536
520,331
514,273
518,483
.527,044
530,1.58
524,415
518,024
525,141
.514,068
518,841
Date.
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
.Ian. 16
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
June 5
July 24
July 24
July 24
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
June 5
July 24
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
July 3
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
July 10
July 24
Nov. 13
June 5
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
July 3
Apr. 17
July 31
Mai-. 6
June 12
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
May 22
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
May 22
May 1
May 22
Deo. 4
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
May 22
Felj. 0
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
3116
1806
1807
1930
1934
1937
1941
1945
2859
1927
1541
103
1808
1
3235
2382
502
775
170
2137
2139
2136
1917
524
1471
1472
2702
695
2118
11.56
51
1977
840
592
523
2150
654
1098
2135
828
381
74
952
310
1728
2864
276
1150
1036
1725
674
1456
3076
2181
636
72
2448
2191
1924
1925
3540
635
2144
2158
467
2541
731
588
1327
934
2433
511
1815
614
137
794
1013
2042
143
2427
464
(464
^465
465
C465
H66
466
( 692
)693
(463
H64
575
121
189
37
536
537
536
473
122
C348
J 349
349
648
162
532
263
14
469
C198
1139
1,35
C145
)146
126
515
(158
}159
271
536
(194
H95
93
18,19
214
80
430
711
65
273
255
430
158
756
531
154
18
.576
524
457
458
872
154
523
526
114
614
179
139
331
236
592
126
449
148
36
194
255
499
35
602
69
66
69
69
^69
66
66
66
68
69
67
68
68
66
69
67
68
68
68
69
69
-69
J 69
'67
67
68
66
67
68 ! 868
67 I 348
66 i 1579
69
66
67
66
69
68
68
66
69
68 i 109R
67 : 981
67 ■ 627
67 ' 1054
69 1348
69 I 753
67 259
66 1047
67 1 1033
60
67
69
69
68
67
68
66
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
411
Invention.
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
A nimaltrap ,
Animal-trap
Animal- trap
Animal-trap ,
Animal-trap
Animal-trap ,
Animal-trap ,
Animal-trap ,
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Annealing and hardening steel rods or wire .
Annealing apparatus
Annealing-box
Annunciating apparatus. Electric .
Annunciator ,
Annunciator
Annunciator
Annunciator
Annunciator
Annunciator
Annunciator and spring-jack. Combined
Annunciator. Automatic set-back
Annunciator. Electric ,
Annunciator. Electric
Annunciator. Electrical
Annunciator. Electrical
Annunciator. Electrical
Annunciator. Electrical
Annunciator-signal
Annunciator system
Ant-trap
Antifriction-roller
Antirattler and shaft-support. Combined .
Antirooter ,
Antirust-ware
Antiapattering-gnard ,
Anvil. Jeweler's
Anvil vise attachment
Apartment-house
Apothecary's graduate ,
Apparatus for supporting children
Apparel hanaer. "Wearing-
Apples, pears, &c. Machine for pulping
Arbor-press ,
Arc-lightcircuits. Regulator for continuous-current
Arc-light hanger-board
Arc-rupturing device
Arch
Arch support, water purifier and heater
Architectural decorative material and making same.
Arm for firing fulminated sticks
Arm-rest for writing purposes. Movable
Arm-rest. Self-adjusting
Arms and hammers. Shifting means for cocking. . .
Armature
Armature-bar and making same
Armature-coils. Former for winding
Armature connection for dynamos
Armature-core
Armature. Electric-machine
Armature. Electric-motor ,
Armature for dynamo-electric machines .
Armature for dynamo-electric machines .
Armature for dynamo-electric machines .
Armature for dynamo-electric machines .
Armature for dynamo-electric machines .
Armature
Armature
Armature
Armature
Armature
Armature
Armature
same.
Armature
Armature.
for dynamo-electric machines ,
for dynamo-electric machines
for dynamo-electric machines
for dynamo-electric machines ,
for dynamo-electric machines or motors - . .
for dynamo-electric machines or motors . . .
for dynamo-electric machines and making
Uame.
W. C. Hooker
A. J. Knapp
D. "W.Leedy
S. L. Loomis and A. M. Harris .
C.K. Mead.
M. B. Morris
S. D. Morton
C. J. Roberts and J. W. Owen . .
.1. Ross
R. Scheibel
V. J. Scherb
C. A. Snow
N". J. Tanner
C.B. Trumble
C. W.Bildt
C. "W.Bildt
W. H. "White
H. E. "Walter .
M. Garl
C. A. McCordy
J. H. McEvoy
r. W. Ross
T.J. Thompson
P. Weber
H. M.Fisk
H. C. Thomson and G. J. Galbraith
I.E. Rickey
H. C. Thomson
R. L. Hunter
F. W. Ross
C. F. Scattergood
N. M. "Watson
for induction-motors
Motor-
I. H. Farnham
A. L. Vogt
"W. B. Carter
F. H, Richards
E.C.Hall
H. Lahann
D. M. Wells and A. Q. AUis .
C. Swayze
O. H. Lutz
A. F. Reed
M. L. XJngrich
T. E. Ogram
J. Kraut
G.Buch
C.J. Ollagnier
J. H. Sheridan
D. Higham
D. J. Cartwright
G. T. Voorhees
W. O'Brien
G. W.Collin
L. W. Seavey
J. F. Hardes'ty and R. A. Sale...
J. W. Shea ,
W. A. Kirby
F. A. Hollenbeck
E. Egger and F. A. Wessel
G. Weber and C. W. Marcley
H. L. Kirker and W. Chambers .
0. Dufault
J.J. Wood
W. Fritsche
H.P.Brown ,
L.Bell
K. Eickemeyer .
H. F. T. Erben .
H.F. ParshaU..
H.G.Reist
E. W. Rice, Jr
E. W. Rice, Jr
E. Thomson
M. Wartdell and J. B. Entz .
T.H. Hicks
W. B. Sayers
T.H. Hicks
No.
L.Bell 516,795
J. C. Henry 516,807
528,671
522,602
531,544
521,378
529,129
522,165
524,425
520,804
526,582
530,723
531,571
526,587
515,263
524,228
517.020
515.813
527,642
520,127
513,775
516,708
513,592
513 956
521,144
5-24,098
521,461
529,144
514,686
525,874
518,037
5-21,046
514,501
514,975
527,839
513,352
528,921
519,.591
521,327
516,866
526,357
.524,795
521,802
520,011
531,141
594,766
520,929
517,325
531,058
5->7,731
515,473
530,882
533,697
519,340
514.349
511,971
518,601
520,711
525,766
524,145
518,312
523,027
520,143
514,817
529,437
515,467
518,562
516,794
525,698
520,773
523,776
523,685
516,837
521,671
518,290
516,170
518,756
516,553
5-28,204
Date.
Nov. 6
July 10
Dec. 25
June 12
Nov. 13
June 26
Aug. 14
June 5
Sept. 25
Deo. 11
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Aug. 7
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
May 22
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
June 5
Aug. 7
June 19
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
June 5
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
May 8
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
June 2 i
May 15
Dec. 18
Aug. 21
June 5
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
July 31
May 8
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
May 29
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
July 17
May 22
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
June 5
July 31
July 31
Mar. 20
June 19
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Oct. 30 I
Mar. 20
Mar. 20 I
Monthly
volume.
269
731
2590
1118
1087
2511
2186
11.52
2633
2195
2115
442
2150
137
1588
2072
3412
1622
3111
3689
694
216
1278
1115
1186
982
1030
526
881
1652
1909
2691
748
1182
1437
1879
1802
1416
1871
1867
1860
1370
334
2670
1707
1733
2477
1401
2647
735
634
410
2012
3083
774
306
1510
1477
2120
1400
1661
2466
1948
654
20
2788
2625
1832
1633
1474
701
2295
1354
2582
1759
1776
Official
Gazette.
66
186
620
264
262
603
197
18
522
279
631
(524
J 525
525
104
509
34
384
(-505 [1
506 ! „,
i507 ^^'^^
I 508
842
386
765
907
162
50
297
270
296
220 I 68
C 260 I ? „_
1 261 ; ^^
124 i 67
224 I 66
4.59
653
175
285
346
444
426
349
448
457
69
66
68
68
67
67
C441 !?
( 442 I 3
333
81
626
406
418
613
C333
^334
656
181
162
95
500
745
179
72
377
367
517
352
395
(610
jeii
481
(414
)415
(152
053
(154
5
692
(652
\ 653
433
383
368
694
159
1736
1416
864
1707
826
1212
1591
1439
1745
1592
1282
742
1903
1478
323
966
775
1786
721
831
1321
701
1461
869
1094
1342
207
1292
1037
1197
399
607
803
775
9-28
1835
1507
951
1587
913
69 1584
68
67
^69
68
67
66
66
67
67 !
68 i
68
67
68
67
67
66
67 i
67 i
165 i 66
570 ! 67 I
624 I 69 !
942
1257
2003
1556
350
1362
1485
555
694
972
78
414
1169
1305
718
308
310
974
1136
988
1360
387
1810
1284
1200
581
552
1826
1526
302
1584
463
1721
535
415
419
66 I 1810
66 ' 1814
412
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Armature-winding
Armatures and field-magnets and making same. Con-
■ ductor-coil for
Armatures in dynamo machines. Winding for drum-
Armatures. Means for ventilating
Armor-plate
Armor-plate. Manufacture of
Armor-plates. Apparatus for use in chilling
Armor-plates. Cementing
Armor-plates. Manufacture of
Artillery. Carriage or mounting for
Ash-ejector J
Ash-screener
Asphalt, &.C., from petroleum. Manufacture of
Asphalt heating and mixing machine
Asphalt. Preparing and utilizing rock
Asphalt. Keflning ,
Asphalt. Kefiniug
Asphalt rock. Machine for crushing and grinding .
Asphaltic composition powder for roadways. Pro-
ducing
Asphaltum or bitumen disintegrator
Asphaltum pipe. Machine for the manufacture of. .
Atomizer
Atomizer
Atomizer
Atomizer
Atomizer
Atomizer
Atomizer
Auger-bit »
Auger. Double-tenon
Auger. Earth-
Auger for boring and reaming
Auger-handle
Auger. Hollow
Auger. Post-hole ,
Auger. Post-hole
Auger. Post-hole
Auger. Well-
Autographic register
Autographic register
Autographic register
Autographic register
Autographic register
Autographic register
Autographic register
Autoharp
Automatic brake
Automai ic brake
Automatic gate
Automatic lubricator
Automatic sprinkler
Automatic sprinkler
Automatic sprinkler
Automatic sprin kler
Automatic switch
Auxiliary heater
Awning
Awning
Awning
Awning
Awning and fire and burglar proof shutter. Com-
bined
Awning attachment
Awning-elevating attachment
Awning for vessels. Portable
Awning frame. Door
A wning-lifter
Awning. Window-
Awning- worker
Ax
Ax-helv6
AxpoUs. Machine for making .
Axle
Axle
Axle. Ballbearing
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle box. Car-
Axle box. Car-
Axle-box dust-guard
Axle-bos dust-guard Car- .
Axle-box dust-guard. Car- .
Axle-box for wheels
Name.
E. Thomson
E. W. Alexander and H. Groswith.
K. Eickemeyer . . .
T. C. Coykendall .
P. E. D. D'Humy.
A. A. Ackerman ,
T. J. Tresidder...
H. Schneider
T. J. Tresidder . .
H. Jakobsson
E. E. Kirby
C. Eberle
F. X. Byerley ...
R. Butcher
W. A. Adams ...
K. D. tTpham
W. S. Wilkinson
J. H. Tabler
C. H. Slicer ,
P. Walker
J. and D. J. Shultis
W. Eggers
E. B. Giesler
M. Hanford
W. Hugershoff
H. C. Rees
J. H. Scharling
A. M. Shurtleff
E. C. Phillips
C. Blatchley
F. L. Ream and C. F. Her\)olsheimer
L. F. C. Rich and J. H. Hull
D. W. Meacham
J. Swan
A. De Witt
F. W. Mosure and I. Warner
G. P. Smith and J. B. Bruner
E. E. Seniff
W. Assheton ,
H. C. Biette
J. W. Dick
W.L.Egry
J. A. Marsh
0. C. Reeves
S.Shoup
1. A. Salmon
S. H. Cottrell
W. P.Wigley
W. Lagaunassa
J. T. Slater and M. T. Barrett .
T. Holmes
R. W.Newton
R.W.Newton
R.W.Newton
W. H. South worth
E. Sheppard
E. Fauteux
E. V. Gaudin
C. Leclercq
C. A. Schoeneck
W. Lash
K. Bowles
F.R.Ashley
M. Enright
J. Zerfas
O. H. Thompson.
D. Jones
J. A. Gillin
J.P.Kelly
A. French
E. Rogers -
J. E. Fisher
G. B. Hobbs
J.Bell...
R. Hyde
T. L6 Casto
H. Schubert
T. C. Van Wyck.
J. F. Gallagher . . .
G. W. Griffiths ..
T. H. Symington
N. H. Davis
W. H. Wright-...
F. 0. W. Rorer...
No.
Date.
516,848
529,992
525,697
523,161
530,024
518,908
513,843
515,505
529,050
531,417
522,119
519,246
521,130
520,560
528,841
512,494
512,348
517311
514,045
527,636
522,946
519,498
526,525
515,491
514,190
526,741
515,504
524,9.58
.')29,832
528,527
519,642
529,049
512,384
520,502
512,540
526,454
£17,892
528,695
526,003
521,081
525.449
518,230
520,022
525,514
524,000
511,970
514,644
525, 1'S
523,985
512,402
512,030
514,161
514,162
514,163
517,595
518,864
530,098
521,712
517,346
512,490
529,737
520,556
512,087
524,137
522,817
519,780
523,746
523,519
520,738
511,768
531,221
512,246
514,679
514,434
520,314
519,403
512,752
520,907
524,200
518,524
518,288
519,152
518,385
524,791
Mar. 20
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
July 17
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
June 26
May 1
Aug. 7
May 29
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
July 10
May 8
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Feb. 2i
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
May 8
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
May 29
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
Sept. 11
June 5
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
May 15
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
May 29
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
July 10
May 15
July 31
July 24
May 29
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
May 22
May 8
Jan. 16
June 5
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
May 1
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Monthly
volume.
1848
2616
652
1706
2C74
2546
3517
2521
957
2362
2428
557
279
2820
589
1289
1019
2645
110
1.576
1322
1010
2105
2502
359
122
2519
1683
2322
10
1275
954
1089
2725
13.50
2004
775
312
1186
585
227
1374
1887
321
57
408
lllG
2106
28
1118
503
306
308
309
291
2460
36
1282
2703
1283
2161
2813
598
292
1116
1494
2740
2346
3122
41
2014
852
1179
756
2406
852
1707
279
400
1886
1469
379
1657
1406
438
627
152
429
(641
)e42
629
866
C624
J 625
226
561
583
135
65
681
(309
1310
249
021
381
329
244
502
619
86
29
624
413
553
4
306
• 226
264
660
326
477
194
76
271
(l:i7
ll38
56
344
(461
) 462
79,80
13
95
279
5-12
7
270
119
73
73
74
68
609
10
314
635
308
515
679
144
68
277
362
680
589
7.56
11
(478
<479
HRO
206
294
194
585
206
408
07
95
467
368
91
409
343
Official
Gazette.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
413
Alpliabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Axle-box lid
Axle-box lid
Axle-box lid. Car-
Axle-boxlid. Car-
Axle box. Locomotive-.
Axle-box lubricator
pedestal. Car-.
pede.stal. Car-,
pedestal. Car-,
pedestal. Car-.
pedestal. Car-.
Railway-car . .
Holler-bearing
Floor for car-
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box.
Axle-box,
Axle boxes.
Axle. Car-
Axle. Carriage-
Axle. Carriage-
Axle-cutting machine
Axle dust-guard and oil-saver.
Axle-lubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle lubricator.
Axle lubricator.
Axle lubricator.
Axle lubricator.
Axle-maliing machine.
Axle-making machine.
Axle-pile
Axle spindle. Tohiclo-
Axle. Sulky-plow
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Axle washer. Vehicle-
A xles. Antifriction device for
Baby-carrier
Baby-jumper
Ba by- walker
Baby- walker
Back-band hook
Back-brace
Backwater trap and valve
Badge
Badge
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Cariiage-.
Axle.
Axle.
Axle.
Axle.
Axle.
Axle.
<See Bicycle-bag.
Feed-bag.
Game-bag.
Hand-bag.
Mail bag.
Moth-proof bag.
Bag.
Bag.
Bag
Bag
Bag
Bag-
Bag
Bag
Bag
Bag.
Bag
Bag
Bag-
Bag.
Nose-b^g.
Packing-bag.
Paper bag.
Striking-bag.
Traveling-bag.
Water-bag.
and twine holder
closure
fastener
fastener
for containing granular material -
for transportin g money, &c
frame
holder
holder
holder. Folding
lock
Bag-lock .
Bag-lcck .
Bag-making machine .
Bag or fodder tie
Bag or purse frame - . .
Bag-tyer. Automatic.
Bags. Making
Bagasse-burner
Bagasse-furnace
Bagatelle table
Bail. Basket-
Bail for pots, pails, &c
Bails. Machine for forming wire
Bailing device
Bait and fishing-tackle box. Combined.
Bait-bucket
Bait-receptac.e
Bake-pan
^ame.
N.H.Davis
P.N.French
N.H.Davis
N. H.Davis
M. N. Forney
J. S. Patten
S. J. Van Stavoren
S. J. Van Stavoren
S. J. Van Stavorer
S. J. Van Stavoren
S. J. Van Stavoren
U.S. Landers
J. D. Mattison
A. Lichtenheiu
R. Bettermann
J. Ledoux
C. H. Palmer
C. H. Woodall
"W. A. Warman
J. Olson
G. W. Pero
F.P. White
J.E.Gill
D. McCarthy
W. H. Wright
F. B. Brock
W. Fletcher, Jr
C. Merc^der
J. B. Baugh
W. M. Barnes
W. B. Morris
C. Burns
W. H. Bustin
A. P. Craig
W. L. Massengale
J.Miller
G. H. Westinghouse
M. D. Peckham and 0. E. Swan
A. M. Crooker and R. Welnhold. ..
S. Kehlenbeck
J. A. W. Seaberg
N. P. Bradish
N. P. Bradish and J. H. Wilcox . ..
W. M. Hawkins
J. Gallegos
S. W.Hallock
J. R. Lee
B. S. Whitehead
J.N.Bull
W. H. Field
J.W.Hill ,
K. J. Morton
J. Whittemore
H. Engel ,
A. Nixon
P. O. Matthiessen and B. Arkell. . .
J. A. Carlaw and M. J. Teedy
F. W. Heilmann
E . Attaway
W. D. Harmon and E. C. Kelouge .
R. Matier
J. B. Bundren and J. W. Hedges...
W. Roemer .
F. E. Windsor. .
W. H. Kerr
G. C. Ditzler....
L. B. Prahar
H. H. Nelson...
R. E. Hunt
E.A.Koch
W. W. Sutcliffe.
W. R. Feam
No.
521,207
522,050
.')21,231
521,232
527,960
514,379
527,087
527,088
527,089
527,090
527,091
518,723
527,121
529,926
531,405
512,197
519,732
512,426
512,926
518,1.")7
520,450
521,578
524,318
521,807
518,384
514,905
514,820
524,092
524,294
523,506
520,934
525,257
522,402
512,867
524,903
528,482
517,203
529.831
526,298
522,018
519,593
529,359
517.403
520,162
530,038
526,649
513,793
521,198
529,478
526,566
513,323
519,001
514,530
520,107
527,714
527,558
513,756
522,832
523,097
524,041
514,481
530,011
524,811
519,598
526,107
518,879
515,166
515,155
515,121
527,001
517.497
519,842
Date.
0. Konigslow 513,512
J. W. Barton and G. L. Nichols ...
H.S.Reynolds
J. Fatkin
E. T. Breithanpt
0. M. Muncaster
W. B. Gilmore
C. J. Kundberg
; 511,925
520,864
528,085
515,899
' 521,244
I 531,112
I 526,747
June 12
June 26
June 12
June 12
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
May 15
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
May 29
June 19
Aug. 14
June 26
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
July 24
June 5
Aug. 28
July 3
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
June 26
May 8
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
May 22
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
June 12
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
May 1
Feb. 13
May 22
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
July 10
July 17
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
May 8
Sept. 18
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
May 15
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
June 5
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
June 12
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
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fi
608
190
2318
557
851
199
852
199
2150
517
677
C171
669
163
670
164
671
164
672
164
673
(164
il65
2240
557
727
C178
)179
2476
596
2342
5.18
777
189
1420
343
1166
283
2031
481
1228
308
2629
036
1478
346
598
144
1876
449
1056
409
1550
388
1404
354
209
48
552
131
2321
584
341
83
2221
541
396
101
1933
457
1588
389
3065
743
2472
582
2320
553
1697
400
2269
544
1186
286
1493
359
2832
663
2155
525
2697
648
2302
551
3436
848
793
186
17.32
413
2167
517
2644
641
103
25
923
234
2038
497
1700
409
1449
353
3387
835
1138
282
1.574
395
119
26
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216
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Official
Gazette.
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1440
1197
1368
2488
1952
1937
1876
539
137
1593
2970
340 !
200
2375 i
264
871
1808
129
) 637
(.352
) 353
f288
i289
319
617
487
484
471
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389
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|69
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67
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66
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67
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67
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68
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67
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335
66
1178
66
1137
68
699
68
760
68
479
67
1259
68
1110
68
78
66
393
68
981
69
623
66
1984
69
1118
68
1487
67
1660
67
775
69
959
66
2035
67
980
69
1190
68
1612
66
780
67
1354
69
1001
68
1587
68
599
67
555
66
1044
67
960
09
344
69
298
66
771
68
230
68
329
68
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66
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1182
^68
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|67
68
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1425
67
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66
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66
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66
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67
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69
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69
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414
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Baking-pan
Baking-powder can and measure
Balance. Spring-
Balancing rotating parts. Device for
Bale-box clamp
Bale-covering
Bale-covering
Bale or bundle tie
Bale- tie
Bale-tie machine
Bale-tie twister and stretcher
Bale-wires, &c. Device for untying
Baling machine. Cotton-
Baling machine. Cotton-
Baling machines. Core-holdingmechanism for cotton-
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press i
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press attachment
Baling-press dog or stop device
Baling-press feed attachment
Baling-press feeder
Baling trees. Machine for
Ball:
See Billiard-ball. Tenpin-ball.
Bowling-ball. Time-ball.
Football.
Ball
Ball-and-socket joint
Ball-and-socket joint for use in mills
Ball-making machine
Balloons. Parachute-sail for
Ballot-box
Ballot-box
Ballot-box
Ballot-box. Registering
Ballot-box. Kegistering
Ballot-box. Kegistering and canceling
Ballot- folder
Band-cutter
Band-cutter
Band-cutter
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Baud-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and f eder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Baud-cutter and feeder
Bamd'Cutter and feeder. Combined
Name.
No.
G. P. Rockwell ] 511,801
H. R. Brown.
A. Shepard
G. W. Rymes
T. M. Wallace...
M. A. Heath
C.E. Mallett....
J. "W. Carver
W. H. Singleton.
W. A. Laidlaw ..
D. D. Tierney ...
0. C. Frame'.....
C. L. Bessonett..
H. E. Smith and B. A. Dare.
H. E. Smith and B. A. Dare.
A. E. Anderson
G. C.and C. A. Blakely
H. Clark and P. D. Myers ..
A.L. Cox
G. W. and G. A. Davis .
E. E. Fuller
R. H. Gray
J. Heaston
H. R. Jernigan
J.W.Martin
A. C. Miller
D. J. Murphy and J. Richardson . . .
M. C. Nixon ...
M. C. Nixon
F. L. Robison
G. Schubert
H. E. Smith
P. C. Southwick
J. A. Spencer
C.E. Whitman
A. Wickey
A. Wickey
J. J. Hiser
A. Schulze
J. S. Tuttle
D. J. Overholtzer.
H. O. Thomas ....
J. B. Dickey
M.Walker
W. N. Hartshorn .
M. B. Mishler
T. Schneider-Preiswerk
S. 0. Brown
W. M. Demott
H. H. Niebur
L. M. Foster
L. M. Foster ,
E. K. Tolman ,
I. W. Litchfield
W.J. Hopper
I. Hovez
J. O'Connell
G. Anderson
V. C. Bailey
C. W. Bond
I. A. Crisp and J. A. Stevenson.
E. Hesse
C. H. Hill.
G. D. Lamm and W. Sicard.
F. F. Landis
P. Linscheid
H. D. May
J. W. Regier
J. 0. Reiley and H. P. Myers -
C. von Riesen
E. Turnell
W. S. Van Wechel and D. L. Wynia.
■E. J. Vraalstad
H.Paul
523,195
519,353
525,799
528.047
518,949
518,820
516,185
.530,607
512,617
516,712
518,839
530,000
529,968
529,967
520,762
.513,553
515,748
531,163
525,841
512.182
.525,203
512,294
521,118
514,950
524,597
517,930
515,786
523,681
529,083
517,936
529,969
515,373
531,240
512,782
526,883
522,208
521,511
521,193
516,727
511,917
513,560
522,391
527,282
528,886
512,450
511,994
.529,608
518,351
520,482
.530,034
528,191
514,013
521,115
512,965
.513,366
513,698
526,287
529,890
528,861
513,682
526,351
517,754 j
531,541
519,722
529,397
523,997
513,143
522,230 .
519,279
519,211
521,195
518,159 I
Monthly
volume.
e
M
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0
Jan. 2
86
22
July 17
1777
446
May 8
771
188
Sept. 11
833
189
Oct. 23
2305
556
May 1
22
6
Apr. 24
2401
(593
^594
Mar. 13
733
172
Dec. 11
951
234
Jan. 9
1466
354
Mar. 20
1630
388
Apr. 24
2425
601
Nov. 27
2627
631
Nov. 27
2557
(616
1617
Nov. 27
2553
615
June 5
1
1
J.an. 30
3048
751
Mar. 6
22
7
Dec. 18
1908
455
Sept. 11
923
(206
1207
Jan. 2
751
183
Aug. 28
2143
523
Jan. 9
933
227
June 5
650
153
Feb. 20
1610
(404 :
H05 j
Aug. 14
1076
266 1
Apr. 10
841
211
Mar. 6
98
23
July 31
2619
651
Nov. 13
1014
244
Apr. 10
850
214
Nov. 27
2561
617
Feb. 27
2315
(574
575
296
Sept. 18
1231
Dec. 18
2048
(488
HR9
Jan. 16
1779
(422
) 423
Oct. 2
354
87,88
July 3
44
11
June 19
1367
318
June 12
782
183
Mar. 20
1663
394
Jan. 2
323
76
Jan. 30
3067
754
July 3
382
97
Oct. 9
995
(241
1242
Nov. 6
663
159 i
Jan. 9
1214
294 '
Jan. 2
442
104
Nov. So
1953
464
Apr. 17
1592
394
May 29
2688
651
Nov. 27
2689
(646
1647
620
Oct. 30
2559
Feb. 6
60
15
June 5
645
152
Jan. 16
2096
497
Jan. 23
2713
659
Jan. 30
3296
812
Sept. 18
1669
(394
1395
Nov. 27
2417
(580
1581
Nov. 6
627
149
Jan. 30
3263
(802
1 803
Sept. 18
1781
(422
1423
Apr. 3
571
(140
1 141
Dec. 25
2584
(618
1619
May 15
1403
339
Nov. 20
1580
376
Aug. 7
50
11, 12
Jan. 23
2360
570
July 3
94
22
May 1
607
(147
ll48
May 1
491
119
Jnne 12
785
184
Apr. 10
1231
309
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventiona — Continued.
415-
Invention.
Band-cutter. Automatic .
Band cutter. Grain-
Band-fastening
Band-machine
Band-tightener
ge. Ear-
Bandage for varicose veins
Bandage-machine
Bandage. Suspensory
Bandolier
Banjo
Ban jo
Banjo
Ban.jo
Ban.jo
Banjo
Banjo attachment
Banjo-bridge
Banjo-mute
Banjo mute or damper
Banjo or violin tail-piece
Banjo-tail piece
Bank or money-changer. Automatic
Bank. Pocket savings-
Bank. Eegistering savings-
Bar:
See Car draw-bar. Matrix-bar.
Furnace grate-bar. Mowing-machine cutter-
Grate-bar. bar.
Locomotive draw- Pivoted tooth-bar.
bar.
Bar-fixture
Bars or rods. Machine for drawing
Bars, rails, &o. Machine for straightening .
Barber's chair
Barber's shears
Barge. Freight-
Barium. Purifying native sulfate of
Bai k, &c. Machine for removing
Bark-rossing machine
Barking machines. Automatic feed for wood-
Barometer. Aneroid
Barometer. Compound tri-liquid
Barrack
Barrel
Barrel
Barrel
Barrel byrecoll of first. Inertia-piece, releasing sec-
ond
Barrel-cover
Barrel-filler
Barrel-head
Barrel-head-turning machine
Barrel-heads in place. Device for securing
Barrel-heads, &c. Machine for packing
Barrel-heater
Barrel-hooping machine
Barrel. Knockdown
Barrel. Knockdown
Barrel. Knockdown
Barrel-machine
Barrel-making machine
Barrel-making machine . - .
Barrel or cask rack
Barrel. Packing-
Barrel. Pickle-
Barrel-pitching apparatus .
Barrel-pitching apparatus ,
Barrel-setting-up device —
Barrel-stand
Barrel-trussing machine . .
Barrel-washer
Barrel- washer
Barrel- washer
Barrel- washer
Barrel- washer
Barrels, &c. Closure for
Barrels. Device for directing hoops on
Barrels. Follower for brine-
Barrels to stocks. Detachably securing
Barrels to stocks. Detachably securing ,
Base and column. Knockdown
Basin and valve-operating mechanism therefor. Set
wash-
Basin, bath, &c. "Wash-
Name.
S. B. Hendricks
G. M. Walker and A. O. Calhoon .
E. C. Tecktonius
J. Welker
E. A. Oliver
F. W. Pulford
A. Thamm
A. Schiitz and A. Landerer
W. iSr. Crabtree
J. Teuscher, Jr
J. Bertrand
F. H. Andres
J. F. Barrows
F. E. Cole
C. E. Dobsou
R. Kuenstler
H. C. Middlebrooke
"W". H. Needham
A.D. Grover
H. E. Le Valley
J. D. Harper
E. H. Small
E. D. Son
H. F. Slocum
N". A. Shigon
C. A. Kichards
M. Bensinger
P. M. Haas and C. S. Dutton .
H. Wick, Jr
W. G. HuUhorst
E. Tolman, Jr
A. K. McEae
H. P. D. Rchwahn ,
C. E. V. Folin
F. H. and A. B. Stearns
W. Hadley
D. Logan
0. H. Woodworth
W. A. McHarry
W.H. Cadwell
A. C. Calhoun
S. C. Williams -
A. Burgess
J. 0. Cooper and A. S. Jacoby .
G. E. Babbitt
W. C. Blundell
W. W. Trevor
0. P. Gordon
N. Peters and M. Mathev
J. B. and W. H. Stanhope
E. A. Delano .
H.Ellis
G. E.Lund ...
J. Z. Taylor . .
F. G. Hoopes .
P. Little
W. T. Vale and G. A. Ohl .
F. A. Warner
E. T. Mason
J. Tomlinson
G. Schmitt
G. Schmitt
J. Pleukharp and W. K. Liggett.
M. A. Lockman
J. B Stanhope
F. E. Anderson
A. andB. Danner
M.Diehl
H. J. Ferguson...
C.L.Kline
H.C.Campbell...
E. andB. Holmes.
C. C. West
A. Burgess
L. L. Hepburn
W. Hetterschied.
No.
528,765
527,328
521,290
513,840
524, .550
521,319
531,283
520,098
521,804
531,603
526,504
526,660
513,651
514,945
514,738
517,091
524,461
514,591
530,515
530, .593
518,052
512,704
526,474
517,024
518,950
526,834
J. H. Stevens, Jr 526,508
511,841
515,066
516,690
516,141
519,507
512.324
516,135
519,894
527,365
531.232
514,808
529.514
517.913
513,761
514,311
523,042
519.409
524,728
.530,483
520,439
526,899
517,493
516.125
520,013
517,175
527,290
523,784
520,592
523.497
524,8:.3
517,969
527,215
514,010
528 664
515,537
528.873
525.273
517,089
522,120
526,069
52fi,fi84
512,783
520,559
526,687
517,136
521,097
5.31.400
529,725
524,729
523,552
P.Adee 523,421 July 24 2154 541 68 451
Date.
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
May 8
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
May 15
Oct. 9
Deo. 18
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
July 17
May a
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
May 29
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
May 15
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
July 31
May 29
July 24
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Nov. 6
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
June 26
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
May 29
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
June 5
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
July 24
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
June 12
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
June 12
Dec. 18
May 22
June 26
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
May 1
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Monthlj-
volume.
150
1793
1593
653
1023
980
639
1681
1130
2037
1385
1802
814
3393
584
1494
861
1306
724
2614
386
133
627
1870
2425
1009
2800
2874
2303
1518
916
872
104
260
2582
647
2247
2280
2429
1302
22
1780
2817
25
2354
617
2332
2141
1307
2391
429
1069
957
3512
1012
1006
2125
2022
1873
26P8
2072
2322
3222
1604
1281
2285
863
1033
793
928
1066
1616
2032
2156
23
267
2076
38
453
380
152
247
240
150
410
276
485
348
429
205
836
146
372
209
320
177
633
96
29
147
457
570
245
695
5 695
)696
580
371
229
(212
^213
64
639
154
548
538
583
301
6
423
7
555
145
556
512
320
599
(103
<104
(105
258
227
865
249
237
C509
)510
494
448
645
493
C555
)556
791
403
319
538
C211
J 212
260
f 196
\ 197
228
269
388
484
511
6
65
494
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Gazette..
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67
31
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178J
1.575
74&
198
1572
880'
224
1615
1133
1013
171
771
963
313
717
930
1347
1083,
72-
27
1570.
914
1955,
201
583:
1131
475
968
188.
178
874
692
1382
764
1116
1927
1691
1413
7
364
1120
7
1941
1308
1687
1085,
931
493 ■
724
212
1383
797
8fi3
1393
1632
958
1587
1756
1570
1616
739
1189
1112
1928
68 837
1065
\ 69 j 1376
69 I 1401
67 I 211
66 332
68 I 1561
66 j 1904
541
51
1571
416
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Basin. Catch-
Basin-clamp
Baain-clamp
Basin plug and overflow. Combined lavatory-.
Basin -trap
Ba.sin. Wash-
Basket. Folding
Basket. Fruit-
Basket. Fruit-
Basket. Fruit-
Basket. Lunch-
Basket-making machine
Basket-making machine
Basket. Metallic
Basket. Shipping-
Basket. Ventilated fruit-
Basket. Waste-paper
Basket. Wood-veneer-made
Basting and roasting pan
Bat. Base-ball
Bath:
See Douche-bath. Vapor face-bath.
Electric foot-bath.
Bath apparatus. Shower-
Bath-sprinkler. Detachable
Bath-tub
Bath-tub
Bath-tub
Bath-tub and traveling-bag. Convertible or com-
bined
Bath-tubs, tables, &c. Support or standard for frames
of
Bathing apparatus
Bathing-apparatus coupling
Batter-dropper
Batteries. Apparatus for supplying or removingj
Batteries. Manufacturlngactive material for second-
ary electric
Batteries. Manufacturing elements or plates for sec-
ondary
Batteries. Manufacturing plates for secondary
Sectional cam for ore-
Galvanic battery.
Gravity -battery.
Primary battery.
Secondary battery.
Storage-battery.
Thermo-electric battery.
"Uterus-battery.
Voltaic battery.
Womb-battery.
Batteries.
Battery :
See Cartridge-shell bat-
tery.
Concealed battery.
Dry battery.
Electric battery.
Electric mouth-bat-
tery.
Electric uterine bat-
tery.
Battery
Battery
Battery cell. Electric-
Battery connection
Battery element. Secondary-
Battery grids of forced lead. Machine for making
storage-
Battery grids or plates. Method of and apparatus
for forming secondary-
Battery-plate separator
Battery plate. Storage-
Battery plates. Forming storage-
Battery-plates. Making
Battery plates. Making secondary-
Battery plates. Makin g secondary-
Battery plates. Making stiffened connectors for sec-
ondary-
Battery-switch
Battery switch. Secondary-
Battery system. Storage-
Battery use. Automatic switch for storage-
Beam anohor-plate
Beam. Fi reproof
Beam-framing machine
Beam, girder, post, &c. Metallic
Beam-straightening apparatus
Beams. Machine for cutting sections of metallic
Bean -picker
Bean-separator
Bearing
Bearing .
Bearing.
Bearing.
Bearing.
Bearing.
Bearing.
Antifriction-
Antifriction-
Antifriction ball-. .
Antifriction roller-
Ball-
Name.
C. H. Higgins
J. W. Biddle
H. Mueller
C. H. Muckenhirn
J. Marquis
■T. F. Lamping
E. M. Hudgin
J. E. Asam and F. Muhlenbeck.
T.Cogswell -•-
C. Van Der Zee
A. Probola
E. Horton
No.
L. Palmer
L. M. Cabana ,
I. Springer and H. Eviston .
C. W.Weston
E. L. Weston
C. W. Weston
J. Stroud
C. Jacobus
H. M. Christopher
.T. H. Stevens, Jr
F.J. H. Hazard
A. G. Ward and W. C. Winfield.
R.M.Wilson
F. von Oheimb
S. S. Burr
515, 6R1
524,477
515,836
527,802
.526.666
519,287
518,783
527,761
515,072
520,814
528,491
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
May 1
Apr. 24
Oct. 2.3
Feb. 20
June 5
Oct. 30
531,303
519,879
512,701
.=)21,837
530.568
530,599
S. S. Goldman 5-27,057
J. J. Hentze 514,321
E. L.D.Hoyle 518,035
Dec. 25
May 15
Jan. 16
June 26
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
516,562 Mar. 13
W. E. Worthen.
W. A. Boese
H. F. Kirkpatrick-Picard and H.
Thame.
H. F. Kirkpatrick-Picard and H.
Thame.
M. T. Cortright
517,134
517,427
527,861
530,847
522,880
W. M. Stine 512,567
D.H.Wilson 514,979
514,845
530,401
520,614
521,791
P. C. Burns
W. S. Doe
S. A. Rosenthal and V. C. Doubleday.
W. W. Griscom
J. M. Pendleton .
W. L. Silvey
C. P. Elieson
C. Sorley and J. K. Pumpelly.
W. L. Silvey
W. L. Silvey
W. L. Silvey
W. L. Silvey
H. K. Spangenberg.
H. MuUer
J. Trumpy
T. A. Willard
A. E. Kranse
C. A. Balph and E. P. S. Wright.
K. H. Ireland
A. E. Krause
J. F. Lundahl
M. H. Cameron and W. Snape . . .
M.M.Nye
E. Knapp
H. Hinckley
W.J. Tripp
J. C. Lafreni6re
A. J. Shaw
H. La Casse
J. D. Mattison
W. Badger
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
524,843
519,602
521,897
523,055
512,757
523,689
523,949
530,804
516,379
519,077
516,038
514,151
527,232
521,654
522,736
523,770
515,746
529,687
515,776
515,336
515,629
512,477
528,617
518,321
530,544
527,041
2811
8P6
166
1854
2332
623
2337
1787
1801
106
3079
701
219
40
446
558
1.52
5P0
430
455
24
746
530,048 Nov. 27 [ 2715
516,276 Mar. 13
515,107 i Feb. 20
512,404 Jan. 9
5S:8,834 I Nov. 6
■518,476 Apr. 17
528,835 ! Nov. 6
527,2.52 : Oct. 9
514,420 Feb. 6
Mar.
27
2351
Apr.
3
10
Oct.
23
1963
Dec.
11
1341
July
10
1194
Jan.
9
1391
Feb.
20
1657
Feb.
13
1450
Dec.
4
571
May
29
2906
June 26
1851
Mar.
13
979
Aug.
21
1504
May
8
1202
June
26
2033
July
17
1512
Jan.
16
1734
July
31
2635
July
31
3108
Dec.
11
1277
Mar.
13
1063
May
1
238
Mar.
6
501
Feb.
6
290
Oct.
9
907
June 19
1604
July
10
972
July
31
2779
Mar.
6
20
Nov.
20
2075
Mar.
6
82
Feb.
27
2255
Feb.
27
2722
Jan.
9
1262
Nov.
6
167
Apr.
17
1522
Dec.
11
844
Oct.
9
609
C5H
1555
472
322
298
im^
66
68
67
67
69
66
67
69
887
(208
J 209
1848
465
1121
271
.578
137
1809
447
579
137
939
228
732
186
2167
518
1658
403
1611
387
1923
461
888
219
941
231
1372
326
631
153
596
1.51
1028
260
336
415
365
141
702
441
232
368
290
490
378
412
654
774
308
(252
^253
56
70
219
376
242
690
5,6
496
20
559
677
304
40,41
3.'0
208
148
66
69
67
69
67
66
67
67
[66
67
69
69
66
66
69
67
67
66
67
67
68
66
68
68
69
67
66
09
67
68
68
66
66
66
66
69
67
69
69
1428
841
1484
389
iniR
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
417
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Bearing. Ball-
Bearing. Ball-
Bearing. Ball-
Bearing. Ball-
Bearing. Ball-
Bearing for clothes-'wringers
Bearing for connecting-rods. Adjustable
Bearing for connpcting rods or links. Adjustable . .
Bearingforgyratingshafts for stone-breakers orother
machines.
Bearing for gyratory shafts or other analogous mech-
anism.
Bearing for shafts of lawn-mowers
Bearing for wheel-boxes. Ball-
Bearing for wheels. Roller-
Bearing for wheels, &c. Thrust-
Bearing. Lubricating
Bearing. Ring-oiler
Bearing. Roller-
Bearing. Roller-
Bearing. Roller-
Bearing. Roller-
Sealing. Roller-
Bearing. Roller-
Bearing. Roller-
Bearing. Roller and ball .
Bearing. Roller thrust- . -
Bearing. Shaft-
Bearing. Shaft-
Bearing. Universal adjustable
Bearing. "Vehicle ball-
Bearing. Vehiclo ball-
Bearing. Vertical-shaft
IJearing wheel. Ball-
Bearing. Wheel ball-
Bearing wheel. Roller-
Bearings. Dust-guard for pedal-
Bearings with loose rollers. Guide for .
Beater and dropper ,
Beating-engine
Beating-engine for rags, &c
Beating-out machine ,
Bed and couch. Combined
Bed and table combined. Folding.
Bed bottom. Extensible
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom . Spring
Bed-bottom. Wire
Bed-brace
Bed-brace
Bed-brace
Bed-brace
Bed-brace
Bed-brace
Bed-brace
Bedclothes-clamp
Bedclothes-fastener
Bed<-lothes-holder
Bedclotbeaholder
Bed. Combination folding
Bed. Conch-
Bed. Folding
Bed. Folding ,
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding „-,
Folding
Folding
Folding
Folding
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Bed.
Name.
P. Davies
S.Elliott
J. "W. Howard
J. H. Myers
M. Wogan
A. R. Sauters
"W. and F. Brockhausen-
"W. and F. Brockhausen .
P. W. Gates
C. L. Carman.
E.G. Passmore
"W. S. Robinson
"W. H. Thompson
J. S. Chace ,
S. Straker
W. "W. Carey ,
F. S. Church
iT. D. Mattisou
J. D. Mattisou
F. Mossberg
F. Purdon. H. E. "Walters, and W.
H. "Woodcock.
B.D. Tabor ,
"W. F. "Wellman
G. .1. Cline
J. R. Burdick
J. F. Newell
S. H. "Wheeler
E. J. Muller
E. L. Brown
U.Pettit
A. C. Pessaco
H. F. Coates
S.Elliott
S. D. "Wright and J. "W. Hornsey .
H.M.Pope
J. "W. Hyatt
A. Burgess
J. P. Cornett
P.Dillon
"W. E. Forster and E. H. Taylor .
E.B.Clark
L. Kabell
A. H. Freese
D. Leonard
M. C. Silver
T. A. Stoll
L. "Wilriftrmuth
O. H.Elliott
N.Clark
J. A. Fretwell
"W. H. Moffitt
W. H. Parker
"W. H. Parker
W. P. Smith
"W. A. "Watson, Jr.
H. L. Jessen
Z. H. Jacob<i
G. H. Hollidge
C.E. Muller
E. E. Mnrphy
"W. S.Bowie
C. B. Adriance
R. T. Barton
J"o|']inS i E. Scbroter
Folding
Folding
Folding metal
Foldingraetal
Hospital- ,
M.J. Hafgar
S. Hawver
J. P. Haves
K. L. Hyller
K. L. Holier
E. M. Knoblaugh
C. F. Mankey
J. D. Morarity
T.Opel
G. O. Richardson
A. F. Robinson and A. B. Dodge- - .
H. "W. RuTon
M. Samuels
M. Samuels
No.
L. B. Shelton and N. Gentry.
J. F. "Wilmot
A. D. Houston
A. D. Houston
A. Helander
27 PAT
526,439
518,139
526,013
521,987
521,399
.525,722
519,492
522,335
525,410
525,404
518,468
531,564
515,178
518,393
525,294
.528,714
522,648
515,006
522,796
519,868
524,397
526,120
515,635
524,705
.529,8.53
513,953
527,641
524,725
,527,659
517,235
514,684
531,101
518,138
515,101
520,537
522.214
515,571
524,934
524,497
513,385
529,644
528,370
531,370
521,590
514,386
530,248
519,368
516,047
516,474
515,706
525 226
518,696
518,697
515,557
516,955
526,490
512,966
528,432
,527,872
517, .357
523,619
514,402
530,742
514,547
523,983
520,779
515,686
530,777
528,328
516,335
524,858
529,944
512,901
5-20..244
528,609
527,006
530,855
516,600
523,948
516,290
518,996
518,997
522,342
Date.
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
June 26
June 12
Sept. 11
May 8
July 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
July 10
Feli. 20
July 10
May 15
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Aug. 21
Nov, 27
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Aug.
21
Oct.
16
Mar.
27
Feb.
13
Dec.
18
Apr.
10
Feb.
20
May
29
July
3
Feb.
27
Aug.
21
Aug.
14
Jan.
23
Nov.
20
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
June 19
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
May 8
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
July 24
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
June 5
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
Aug.
21
1524
Nov.
27
2511
Jan.
16
1984
May
22
2295
Nov.
6
148
Oct.
2
547
Dec.
11
13,58
Mar.
20
1.545
July
31
3107
Mar.
13
903
May
1
96
May
1
97
July
3
286
1975
1200
1199
2216
1147
696
1001
274
162
153
1799
2621
1972
1665
2283
333
814
1693
1081
1639
768
1390
2729
1263
2363
3685
1587
1300
1613
2520
1185
1787
1198
1838
2779
70
2631
1653
915
2743
2007
2870
22«9
1502
687
302
792
515
1218
2850
2178
2179
2180
2611
2029
2056
2098
2976
1979
2721
2500
711
1180
951
26
30
2818
1243
2797
976
471
301
275
533
271
161
242
72
41,42
39
445
628
491
411
555
81
203
426
267
399
187
324
680
311
• 564
907
383
5 318
)319
389
592
295
426
300
464
672
15
6.54
C404
H05
226
668
480
(694
i696
546
352
C173
) 174
76
194
119
292
709
532
545
545
648
480
489
497
720
476
639
628
180
C287
)288
C240
J 241
6
6,7
702
300
675
C231
J 232
373
5 604
)605
471
557
37
134
324
368
773
213
23
23
75
Official
Gazette.
67
68
1552
235
1382
1651
1421
1292
741
55
1180
1178
361
1743
1256
337
1124
707
173
1205
220
872
818
1429
1412
923
1126
830
323
929
328
1974
1094
1570
234
1231
1112
14
1392
992
846
618
1051
587
1678
1500
982
1270
705
1548
1695
1435
1102
444
444
1388
1864
1566
422
606
411
2014
513
987
1444
1050
667
1202
1429
1457
574
1651
970
1152
403
1006
674
104
1477
1773
642
1638
553
554
57
418
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
Invention.
Bed. Invalid-
Bed. Invalid-
Bed. Invalid-
Bed .ioint. Polding-
Bed-lonnge
Bed. Lounge-
Bed or crib
Bed. Portable folding
Bed-rest
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Spring-
Bed. Spring-
Bed. Spring-
Bed. Spring-
Bed-spring
Bed-spring and slat bolder
Bed-springs. Device for tightening woven- wire
Bed. Time-alarm
Beds or seats. Elastic wire snpport for
Bedstead ,
Bedstead
Bedstead
Bedstead ,
Bedstead. Adjustable
Bedstead and couch
Bedstead attachment
Bedstead-brace
Bedstead. Cabinet or wardrobe
Bedstead clothes-rack attachment
Bedstead-fastening
Bedstead-fastening
Bedstead. Polding
Bedstead. Folding
Bedstead. Folding
Bedstead. Folding
Bedstead-frame
Bedstead. Invalid-
Bedstead. Metallic
Bedstead. "Wardrobe-
Bedsteads. Head-restfor
Beefsteak-hacker
Beehive
Beehive
Beehive
Beehive
Beehive
Beehive-super
Beer, ale, porter, &c. Process of and apparatus for
the manufacture of
Beer, &c. Apparatus for dispensing ,
Beer, &c. Apparatus for dispensing root-
Beer. Apparatus for pasteurizing and racking off. .
Beer-bottling apparatus
Beer-carbonating apparatus
Beer-carbonating apparatus
Beer-condensing and bottle-filling apparatus
Beer-cooler
Beer-cooler
Beer. Device for drawing steam-
Beer-dispensing apparatus
Beer drawing and saving apparatus
Beer-faucets and returning same to kegs under gas-
pressure. Apparatus for collecting drippings from
Beer-forcing apparatus. Air-pressure
Beer-glass counter or game-register
Beer, &c. , in receptacles for market. Process of and(
apparatus for preparing <
Beer. Making
Beer. Manufacturing
Beer. Means for transporting
Beer. Method of and apparatus for extracting air
from
Beer on tap. Apparatus for storing and preserving .
Beer-pressure apparatus
Beer-tapping device
Beer- vats. Apparatus for drying
Beer with carbonic acid. Impregnating
Belaying-pin. Releasing
Bell
Bell
Bell. Alarm-
Bell. Alarm-
Bell. Alarm-
Name.
J. Eggert
J. M. Liechty
J. B. Scearce
C. Bostad
A. J. Gautran
C. W. Vogel
M. E. Converse
S. C. Wherry
J. E. Plummer...
A. F. Conant
A. L. G-iUen and A. Godfrey. . . . . .
J. H. Phillips and F. C. Feldman.
E. Sodergreu
H. Whiteside
A. E. Beall '.
J. R. Brown
O. S. Foster
D. G. Rollins
L. Wildermuth
R. G. Melson
E. M. Easting
G. Q. Seaman
G. Dominick
W. GoodUffe
W. P. Hoskins
H. Karp
G. E. Proctor . .
T. A. Martin ...
519,207
525,436
514.898
511,993
526,831
515,793
520,383
514,765
517,818
516,614
526,860
520,733
513,684
517,280
517,482
525,959
513,419
519,301
512,092
521,595
528,659
522,821
529,486
512,674
514,326
512,184
512,185
513,685
525,952
524.955
522,013
530,786
513,666
522,772
521,876
525,747
519,652
516,340
529,116
524,744
518,137
528,543
519,193
T. Oppl 530,600
C. Barus 531,356
C.Barus 523,450
G. W. Farrell 519,888
W.Gibson 516,196
H. Hahn 519,708
C. Harth 515,470
D. Leacock 525,955
W. R. Dales 530,827
H. Genovar 523,274
M. Rittberger
E. Brul6
C. H. Bemheim
F. W. Nye
J. P. Edmonds and J. A. Kyle.
W. F. Bernstein
O.S.Foster
O. Alexander
P. G. Le Dan
T. T. Woodruff
T. T.Woodruff
W. P. Hoskins
G. E. Gorham
J. B. Ryan
L. Harris and M. Jaiser
G.G.J. Millar
J. W. Bernard
R. C. Aikin and H. Knight
F. Danzenbaker
J.N.Sheffield
B. Taylor
H. H. Weyer
G. C. Ferguson
L. Wagner, J. Marr, and H. Camp?
bell. \
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S. F. Kates '.
A. 0. Miiller and A. Giesen
No.
Date.
523,372
H. E. Bailey
B. Quietzsch and C. R. Glass .
A. M. Hofmann
J. C. Penning
P. Kropf
V.Oppl
J. Hunt
:ton .
531,494
524,214
531,314
515,011
528,374
527,123
517,161
C. Shabley 514,508
R. D. Schroeder 520,224
H. Friedlander 530,761
H. Beutelspacher 515,570
J. F. Theurer 519,141
A. V. T. Sabroe 530,722
W. R. Mackav 523,899
E. D. Rockwell 517,395
C. S.Bradley 1515,991
A. H. Langdon 1519,581
J. C. Wells 1513,627
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Sept. 11
Jan. 23
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Nov. 6
July 10
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
June 26
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
July 10
June 26
Sept. 11
May 8
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
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Apr. 10
Nov. 6
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
419
Invention.
Bell-alarm. Electric
Bell and burglar-alarm. Door-
Bell and burglar-alarm. Door-
Bell. Automatic bicycle-
Bell. Bicycle-
Bell. Bicycle-
Bell. Bicycle-
Bell. Call-
Bell-crank. Adjustable double
Bell. Door-
Bell, &c. Door-
Bell. Door-
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electromagnetic call-
Bell for doors, tables, &c
Bell for pneumatic tubes. Electric call-
Bell. Magneto call-
Bell. Non- winding door-
Bell . Pneumatic
Bell-ringing mecbanism
Bell-ringing mechanism
Bell. Signal-
Bell. Signal-
Bell. Sleigh-
Bell. Staff-
Bells . Protector for electric or other
Bellows for forges, &c
Belt
Belt. Cartridge and game
Belt. Conductor's money-
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt. Electric
Belt-fastener
Belt- fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fasteners. Die for bending teeth of sheet-metal..
Belt-fasteners. Machine tor making sheet-metal
Belt hook or clamp
■ Belt. Metal driving-
Belt- regulator. Automatic
Belt. Safety-
Belt-shipper
Belt. Suspensory
Belt. Sword-...'.
Belt- tightener
Belt- tightener
Belt-tightener
Belt-tightener
Belt-tightener
Belt tightener and shifter
Belt. "Waist-
Belting. Manufacture of round leather
Bench :
See Foot-bench. "Wasbbench.
Sewing-bench.
Bench-dog
Bench pin, guide, and knife. Combined carpenter's.
Bench-stop
Bending-machine
Bending-machine
Bending special shapes of iron, steel, or other metal.)
Machine for 5
Berth. Collapsible sleeping-
Berth raising or lowering mechanism
Berth. Ship's
Berth. Ship's
Berths. Construction of
Bevel
Bevel
Bevel
Bevel and square. Combined
BeveUng-shears for cardboard
Beverage-cooler
Beverage-dispensing apparatus
Beverage-vessel
Name.
W. H. Orpen, Jr
J. T. Stone
J. T. Stone
C. A. Bemis and E. A. Adams
E. 0. Barton
K.H.Charles
A. A. Page
C. "W. Storm
N. W. Bovd
B. S. Cowles
I. L. Garside
rT. K. Sautter
J. H. McEvov
C. Turnbull, Jr ■
C. Turnbull, Jr
K. Tarley, Jr
E. G. Worley v
J. J. Geary
I. L. Garside
L. Strouse
J. B. Smith
W. A. Barnes
J. Schnepf
"W. G. Alexander
"W. H. Durfee
"W. S.Adams
I. L. Garside
J. Fisher
F. Smith
L. R. Lecellier
S. Rucinskiand F. M. Kozlowski..
G. E. Zeltmacher
J. R. Randle
J. T. Doherty
J. Backstrom and F. "W. Johnson .
F. A. Brewster
W.C. Fuller
L. F. Fuller and A. J. Taylor
J. J. Hankey
"W.E.J. La'wlor
E. M. Miles
P. E. Petterson
C. Claudy and J. Klusmeyer
A. W. M. Keen
A. Mills
J. F. "Williams
"W. 0. Talcott
"W. O. Talcott
J. W. Taylor
H. Sewrey
E. Egger and F. A. "Wessel
H. Scharf
L. Armanni
E.J.Pike
S. N. Bickerstafif
G. H. Hanson
H. P. D. Krueger
B. F. Radford
C. C. Stuart
M. "Waddell
T. F. Vandegrift
"W. L. de Norraanville
F. E. Druschky and L. A. Schjerling
C. A. "Wayland..
J. H. Fredericks.
J. Daily
D. R. Cowan
"W. J. Flecker...
F. Sotter
A. H. Baird
G. H. Poor
E. Lawson
E. Lawson
"W. "W. M. "WiUiams
"W.H. Coombs
J. T. Langlais
C. H. Scott, C. H. Harvey, and B. K.
Scott.
T. Fahey
A. Krah .'
J. Busch
L. and F. Kohout .
J. M. Van Fleet..
No.
514,960
530,666
530,667
531,457
513,606
517,026
525,862
526,417
516,361
523,884
513,499
518,077
513,593
513,219
513,220
525,169
530,253
525,145
512,435
513,345
526,982
520,980
515.447
528,134
516,085
519,828
531,373
523,980
513,152
518,613
528,808
513,448
523,052
524,104
527,922
524,664
513,387
531,109
526,833
522,841
521,594
518,894
529,364
514,998
525,790
524,432
525,124
525,123
526,757
523,012
518,314
530,799
527,190
529,750
523,828
516,927
530,278
527,506
520,580
528,242
512,850
515,302
526,617
517,317
521,234
531,102
512,366
518,765
529,536
516,514
520,760
513,190
517,462
525,673
524,933
521,414
526,638
524,417
524,638
528,463
519,537
523,951
Date.
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
July 31
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
June 5
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
May 15
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Nov, 6
Jan. 23
July 17
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Deo. 18
Oct. 2
July 10
June 19
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
July 17
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
July 31
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Oct- 16
May 29
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
June 12
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
May 29
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
June 12
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
May 8
July 31
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention .
Beverages. Apparatus for and process of making
carbonated
Beverages. Apparatus for charging and drawing
carbonated
Beverages. Apparatus for mating carbonated I
Beverages from ice. Making
Bicycle
K"ame.
J. Macksey and W. Helmer
E. Stahl
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle ,
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle ,
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle ,
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle ,
Bicycle ,
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle ,
Bicycle .
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle-
Bicycle.
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle
Bicycle-
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
adjusting device .
adjusting device .
alarm
Aquatic
attachment
attachment
attachment
attachment
attachment
attachment
hag
bell clamp
brake
brake
brake
brake
brake
brake mechanism .
■canopy
change-eear mechanism.
chain adjustment
clamping device
crank
■crank
driving-gear
driving-gear
driving-gear
driving-gear
.T. Macksey, W. Helmer, and G. E.^
Barton. X
C.Fong
V. Belanger
A. H. Bishop
S. Bramall
C.H. Carr
J.Carr
A. H.Clark
M. J. Clark and E. A. Northrup.
W. A. Courtland
P. .1. Deacon
E.Douglas
L. Ferguson
C.E. Eord
G. "W. Freeman
R.J. Catling
.T. Gillingham
S. A. Grant
G. G. Hasbrouck .
E. Homan
T. B. Hyde
E.D.King
H. La Casse .
H. La Casse
H "W. Libbey
H. "W. Libbey
F. Lillibridge
C.E. Mayne
C. H. Me'tz
T.Miller, Jr
.T. N. Moehn and J. Graves
E. J. O'Connor
F. H.Peck
F.H. Peck
H. M. Pope
J. A. Richards
F. Risinger
F. E. Roberts
S. Scognamillo and C. Dominici
E. W. Scott ,
H.B. Scovell
H. F. Sheldon
H. L. Sherwood
W. A.Smith
B. T. Starr
I. L. Unterbrink
P Weber
C B. Whitaker and E. D. Lyon . . . .
C. E. Whitaker
C.E. Whitaker
S. A. White
M. L. Wilcox
J. G. Ziegler
A. Perkins
•J. H. Prince
J. A. Weaver, Jr
J. E.Konk
W.J. Acheson
M.E. Blood
L. A Fraiikenberg
C.H. Miller
E. Scott and J. O. Burke
B. A. Smith
B.Elliott
E. D. Rockwell
F. .J.Cole
I. W. Litchfield and T. W. Sanford.
E. J Rea
E. S. Sill
G. E. Whitney .
W. H. Binns...
L. Z. Jenkins
A. L. Easingwood
M. L.Wilcox
L. J. Crecelius
Z. L. Chadbourne
F..F.Ide
V. Cruser
D. Lippy and I. E. Finfrock.
D. Lippy and I. E. Finfrock.
D. Lippy and I. E. Finfrock.
Ko.
511,903
52.S,872
518,577
528,514
526,360
521.363
529,700
518,777
528,145
524,131
512,538
520,728
529,717
518,591
528.423
519,252
516,157
519,384
5TO,042
520,396
510,435
529,267
.M7,697
520,826
518,411
524,389
522,908
530,540
515,150
520,796
.'513,589
.522,610
514,198
519,024
523,942
523,943
514,382
513,144
524,652
516,115
527,728
525,724
515,449
519,557
514,782
516,554
514,572
530,249
523,186
527,396
518,338
519,855
522,570
523,562
527,135
524,951
517,294
529,223
520,899
515,892
521,132
527,549
512,044
630,726
515,800
519,11)7
524,840
527,479
531,050
524,398
519,742
.527,571
520,017
522,063
514,452
519,056
519,667
515,421
518,456
516,082
528,954
528,955
528,956
Date.
Jan. 2
July 31
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
June 12
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
May 2T
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
May 1
Mar. 6
May 8
Nov. 27
May 22
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
June 5
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
July 10
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Jane 5
Jan. 30
July 10
Feb. 6
May 1
July 3]
July 31
Feb. 6
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
Feb.. 27
May 8
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Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
July 17
Oct. 9
Apr. 17
May 15
July 3
July 24
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
June 5
Mar. 6
June 5
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
May 1
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
May 15
Oct. 16
May 15
June 26
Feb. 13
May 1
May 8
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Mar. C
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68 1292
66 1355
67 763
66 1125
66 1722
66 ' 1058
69 1271
362
235
317
131
495
154
68 996
66 1993
69 893
67 : 1246
66 1501
67 1319
69 296
66 ' 100
69 : 1439
66 1475
67 590
68 965
69 276
69 1555
819
832
301
915
67
67 i 1673
66 1019
67 573
67 I 797
66 1318
67 I 357
66 1558
69 j 813
69 813
69 813
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
421
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Changeable.
Ad,ju8table . .
Adjustable ..
Bicycle driving-gear
Bicycle driving-gear
Bicycle driving mechanism
Bicycle dnst-guard attachment .
Bicycle. Folding
Bicycle foot-brake
Bicycle foot-rest
Bicycle-frame
Bicycle-frame
Bicycle-frame
Bicycle-gear
Bicycle-gear case
Bicycle- gearing
Bicycle-gearing
Bicycle-gearing
Bicycle gearing
Bicycle-gearing
Bicycle-gearing.
Bicycle-handle.
Bicycle-handle.
Bicycle heel-olip .
Bicycle lamp-holder
Bicycle-lantern holder
Bicycle-lantern lock
Bicycle-lock
Bicycle-lock
Bicycle-lock
Bicycle lock attachment
Bicycle-lubiicator
Bicycle mirror attachment
Bicycle mud-guard
Bicycle mud-guard
Bicycle-pedal
Bicycle-pedal
Bicycle-pedal
Bicycle-pedals. Toe-clip for
Bicycle propulsion gearing
Bicycle-rest
Bicy ele-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle- saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle safeguard and support. .
Bicycle-seat
Bicycle-seat guard
Bicycle-seat post
Bicycle-seat posts. Support for.
Bicycle-signal
Bicycle-sled
Bicycle sleigh attachment
Bicycle speed-gearing
Bicycle speed-gearing
Bicycle speed-indicator
Bicycle-stand
Bicycle-stand
Bicycle-stand
Bicycle-stand
Bicycle-stand
Bicycle stand attachment
Bicycle stand or holder
Bicycle-step
Bicycle-suppoi t
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-support
Bicycle supporting attachment . .
Bicycle-supporting attachment. .
Bicycle supporting device
Bicycle tool-bag
Bicycle tool-box
Bicycle traveling-case
Bicycle watch-carrier
Bicycle- wheel
Bicycle-wheel
Bicy cle- wheel
Bicy cle- wheel
^Name.
D. Lippy and I. E. Finfrock. . .
0. W. Schaum and C. Alvord ,
G.S.Webb
P. Miller and J. E. Lambeth .
M. B. Ryan
C.F.Porter
M.W.Smith
L. M. Wainwright
G.F. ■Washburn
Gr. F. Washburn. (Reissue.).
E. J. Swedlund
A. M. Moore
A. D. Anthony
V. Cruser
D.C.Frazenr
E. L. Shultz
L. Watkins
H.L.Bailev
R. C. Whayne
E. C. Woodard
E. F. Baenziger
T. Sanders
F. C. Weston
W. A. Blakeslee
J. W. Cross
C. C. Free and N. F. Heath...
S. C. Hone
W. andS. H. Lamb, Jr
CO. Furbush , Jr
K. F. Bucherer
M. E. Griswold
R.C. Rudy
C.H.Davids
A. Perkins
5. Scognamillo and C. Dominici ...
C. F. Porter
M. L. Jacoby
R.J. Noderer
H. Bergfels
H. Bergfels
J. Cavanaugh
LG. Chatfield
6. E. Curtis
No.
L. M. Devore
A. L. Garford
A. P. Morrow
C.T. Rogers
R. T. Torkelson
F.E. Weaver
T. L. Bissell
A. L. Girard
F. F. Martin and F. V. De Bem . . .
A. Perkins
L. S. Kallajian
P. E. Matthes
L. Thanner
J. B. Putrow
G. A. McKenzie and A. T. Brock..
A. D. Pringle
E. Boulier
I. 1. Fonda
F. G. Hurlbut
A. D. Moulton
F. B. Mueller
F. H. Pierce
E. S. Bishop
R. de Clairmont
E. A. Jones
D. Brainerd
J. R. Crunkletou
B. B. Davis and J. F. McGowan
A. Eism an
F. C. Halbach
J. A. McGinnis
W. S. Pipes and F. T. Guiher
C. A. Schloer
W. H.Scott
A. K. Sherwood
H. W. Woodward
E. D. Eaton
J. A. Hunt
A. S. Carter
E. Andrews
G.K.Burleigh
B. J. Bragdon
G. H. Chinnock
G. Focht, Jr
G. W. Smiley and F. W. Dunlap .
528,957
530,058
527,568
515,007
518,330
529,627
516,H02
519,783
517,501
11,449
519,933
517,959
522,547
525,694
513,101
518,970
516,287
517,995
525,171
527,576
516,990
528,811
511,982
530,384
512,808
527,418
525.953
518,323
531,176
516,910
515,213
520,245
527,384
530,899
527,349
529,951
516,933
529,939
517,425
517,538
512,008
512,802
512,098
525,190
523,115
524,068
531,333
523,386
521,943
531,016
523,341
524,640
523,944
512,379
5-25,153
527,903
524,349
512,479
517,063
523,565
529,827
512,548
516,571
518,325
528,028
513,870
519,016
519.579
527,767
518,022
514,815
530,330
525,457
513,243
518,698
531,338
526,543
514,044
523,952
515,664 ,
516,724 1
514,542
5-22,186
516,998
518,090
523,831
516,482
522,090
Date.
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
May 15
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
May 15
Apr. 10
July 3
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
May 1
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
May 22
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
July 17
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
July 24
June 26
Deo. 18
July 24
Aug. 14
July 31
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
July 24
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
May 1
May 8
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Feb. 6
July 31
Monthly
volume.
807
2741
1463
1695
1539
1975
1936
1503
146
2462
1739
901
628
648
2284
54
900
970
2103
1482
2095
514
424
546
1934
1219
1094
1530
1930
1953
2028
2298
1161
1427
1101
2524
1993
2493
5
197
465
1925
616
2126
1624
167
2218
2093
2121
1636
2028
1157
3101
1074
2059
2038
673
1265
2235
2108
2315
1364
1387
1534
2279
3566
124
1166
1792
1010
1398
451
238
2524
2191
2227
2129
109
3112
Feb. 27 2777
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
July 3
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
July 31
Mar. 13
June 26
1659
943
1
2097
1123
2888
1229
188
657
5 356
J 357
426
384
471
457
365
31
595
426
226
160
151
553
14
212
242
511
360
496
124
99
1.35
458
298
249
381
459
460
506
558
284
(338
J 339
269
608
(468
1469
601
2
44
111
455
148
(518
1519
407
38
531
527
508
388
509
285
772
262
502
489
164
304
530
603
551
330
330
382
549
877
30
2P0
432
254
352
113
58
608
545
532
510
26
774
(691
}692
393
238
1
496
284
(71b
1719
294
572
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Gazette.
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67
69
66
66
67
69
66
67
67
69
67
66
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67
422
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Bicycle- wheel
Bicycle- wheel brake ,
Bicycle- wheel mud-guard
Bicycle-wheels. Manufacturing metallic rims for
Bicycles. Adjustable handle-bar for
Bicycles. Back-support for
Bicycles. Child's seat for
Bicycles, &c. Drive-gear mechanism for
Bicycles, &c. Driving mechanism for
Bicycles, &c. Driving mechanism for
Bicycles for military purposes. Arming
Bicycles or other machines. Speed-multiplying gear-
ing for
Bicycles or similar machines. Motive power for
Bicycles. Self-supporting attachment for
Bicycles, tricycles, or other velocipedes. Means for
adjusting the driving-chains of safety-
Bicycles. Variable driving-gear for
Bicycles, &c. Variable-speed gearing for ,
Bilge- water alarm
Bill or account holder
Billets, ingots, &c. Apparatus for handling
Billiard-ball
Billiard-ball
Billiard-ball
Billiard-balls from iron or steel. Manufacturing
Billiard-counter ,
Billiard-cue
Billiard-cue
Billiard-cue chalk-holder
Billiard-cue chalker ,
Billiard-cue chalker
Billiard-cue lock
Billiard-cue tip
Billiard-cue-tip fastener
Billiard-cue-tip fastening
Billiard-cue-tipping rack
Billiard-cues. Fastening for leather or rubber tips on.
Billiard games. Apparatus for one-ball-
Billiard or other cues. Chalk-holder for
Billiard or pool register ,
Billiard- table
Billiard-table ,
Billiard-table, bookcase, and desk. Combined
Billiard-tables. Device for marking balk-lines on .
Billiard time-register
Bimetallic plates. Manufacture of
Bin:
See Drainage-bin. riour-bin.
Dust-bin.
Binder for books or pamphlets
Binder for 1 eaves
Binder for leaves
Binder for music, magazines, &c
Binder for papers, &c. Temporary
Binder. Metallic
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binders. Shield for knotter-fingers of
Name.
E. and R. Stenersen andH. T. Prin-
gle.
E. D. Rockwell
C. E. Strange
C. H. Pugh
B.C. Pay
K. A. Boyd
P. A. Coulson
S. Kaltonik
J. M. Allen and J. Parker
W. P. Jencks
A. Bri6re ,
J. B. Grueter and 0. Jackson
J. TuUius . . . ,
P. H. Kinder .
A. Blackwell .
S. C. Eisenhart
A. B. Stebbins
C. Upton
J. P. Kidder
H. Oliver and E. Scott
G.H.Burt
G.H.Burt
T. Neumann
K. 1£. A. Christiansen
W. S. Hannaford
G. Gschwendtner
L. K. Sprague and P. W. Bajus.
H. Campbell v
P. G. Chess
G. Southwell
H. C.Hart
C.N. Briggs
M. Pilgram
A. Schneider
B. Wood
E. L. Marugg
G. Gschwendtner
C. A. Knauer
C. "W. Goetze and A. Knopp
L. Kastor
A. "Woebs
No.
S. A. Paribault . . .
S. S. Harman
G. J. Wainwright .
E. Martin
A. J. Budolph
G. H. VTinslow
G. H. Winslow
"W. C. Boeing and T. P. Stork .
E. L. Brundage
J. P.:
512,453
524, P39
512,069
527,345
528,629
524,753
530,160
528,437
517,373
523,964
526,680
530,103
530,911
525,954
512,357
517,739
523,246
530,368
517.590
521,474
513,876
517,972
512,391
530,257
520,987
529,731
524,871
516,472
527,770
519,356
518,317
529,775
526,842
522,305
511,984
515,477
520,423
518,068
523,468
515,149
517,715
513,314
518,450
524,124
522,347
Binding and harvesting machines. Sheaf-carrier for.
Bird-cage spring. Duplex .,
Bird-trap
Biscuit-making machine
Bit:
See Auger-bit.
Boring-bit.
Bridle-bit.
Drill-bib.
Bit.
Expansible bit.
Expansion-bit.
I'lour-packing bit.
Bit and mouth-opener. Combined
Bit for cutting rosettes
Bit shank and chuck
Bit-stock
Bit-stock ,
Black. Producing figures on anilin-
Blackboard
Blackboard
Blackboard and desk. Combined
Blacking machine. Automatic electrical boot-
Blacking machine. Boot-
Blank-feeding device
Blank. Pieight-
Blast-furnace
528,693
517,635
529,091
531,256
513,979
522 734
R.Bell ...-' 515!l38
"W. H. Benson 524,456
E. L. Brundage 516,519
J. T. Gale 515,330
C.E. Morehouse 511,860
.T. H. Nellis 528,551
"W. T. Schenck 526,463
J. Miller 521,292
A.B. Hendryx 528,721
A. Baker 518,173
"W. Christie
A. A. Bourgeons
R. N. Hams
E.GoUins
M. L. Andrew
P. J.Colvin
P.M. Hav
P. V. Kailab
P. K. Hickok
W. T. Slaughter
H. E. Butler
J. 0. Heinze, Jr
J. B. Sweetland -
J. A. Gray and J. H. Murch .
C. P. Clark, Jr
J. "W. Nesmith
516,077
514,178
523,811
517,691
525,573
518,938
526,314
529,499
515,335
524,617
513,080
527,977
527,900
513,776
520,3.53
512,053
Date.
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
July 31
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
July 17
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
June 19
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
June 5
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
May 8
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
July 3
Jan. 2
Peb. 27
May 29
Apr. 10
July 24
Peb. 20
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
July 3
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Peb. 6
July 10
Peb. 20
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
June 12
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
July 31
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
May 1
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
May 22
Jan. 2
Monthly
volume.
1218
295
1499 367
568 134
1093 'J 265
183
1317
143
2982
2748
3136
17
44
45
329
37
721
646
781
4
12
1445 343
1098 250
1035 , 253
548
1863
517
286
1298
3577
919
1099
317
426
2150
1544
1215
1798
774
1516
2221
283
225
425
2482
2589
1090
2248
1926
508
2631
1767
266
294
308
363
1029
2076
10
969
1906
857
1308
2245
181
132
468
128
66
302
880
230
866
102
513
378
291
434
189
379
529
68
60
99
614
627
275
565
483
5122
5123
C638
1639
438
62
77
75
86
248
496
2,3
242
479
210
311
556
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960 {1^ }67
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83
1259 {316
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1 1131 5
337
2852
467
430
5
1723
1772
2254
1120
2253
2182
2031
3413
2478
537
81
708
112
103
2
67
407
68
69
5.59
66
276
68
544
66
525
69
488
69
842
66
601
67
127
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
423
Alpliahetical list of hwentions — Continued.
Invention.
Blasting-powder. Making chlorate
Blasting rock
Bleaching
Bleaching-powder. Apparatus for making .
Blind and ventilator. Combined
Blind hanger and guide ,
Blind operator. "Window-
Blind operator. "Window-
Blind-slat holder and fastener
Snatch-block.
Stamping-block.
Stretching-block.
Tackle-block.
Toy building-block.
Blind-stop
Blind. Venetian
Blind. "Window-
Blisters, poultices, &c. Protector for
Block :
See Building-block. Pavement-block
Chain attachment- Paving-block,
block. Printing-block.
Derailing-block. Pulley-block.
Detaching-block.
Electrotype-block.
Filing-block.
Grip-block.
Hoisting-block.
Inaulating-block.
Block-signal apparatus
Block-signal apparatus. Electrical
Block-signal. Automatic
Block-signaling system. Electric
Blocks. Manufacture of hollow
Blotter-holder
Blotter. Ink-
Blotter. Self-binding
Blotting-pad
Blower
Blower
Blower. Centrifugal
Blower. Centrifugal
Blower. Centrifugal
Blower. Centrifugal
Blower. Fan-
Blower. Fire-
Blower or force-pump. Rotary pressure-
Blower or injector for boQer-fumaces. Steam
Blower. Powder-
Blower. Powder-
Blower. Pressure-
Blower. Rotary
Blower. Steam-jet
Blowers. Packing-box for rotary
Blowing-engine
Blowing-engine or compressor
Blowing-engine or compressor
Blowpipe
Blowpipe. Plumber's
Blowpipes. Device for removing moil from .
Blue. Soluble alizarin
Board :
See Advertising-board. Mixing-board.
Arc-light hanger- Shoot-board.
board.
Cutting-board.
Dry-goods board.
Game-board.
Ironing-board.
Switchboard.
Talking-board.
Violin finger-board.
"Wagon shoveling-board.
"Washboard.
Board and cutter. Combined .
Board ripping or dividing machine
Boat:
See Dumping-boat. Row-boat.
Life-boat. Submarine boat.
Paddle-wheel boat. Torpedo-boat.
Boat
Boat
Boat
Boat
Boat
Boat and means for propelling same ,
Boat-ballasting device
Boat-detaching apparatus
Boat-detaching apparatus
Boat engaging and disengaging gear
Boat-knee
Boat-seat. Buoyant
Boats. Apparatus for facilitating launching life-
Boats, &c. Removable center and bilge keelson for
metallic life-
Bobbin and spindle
Kame.
H. Maxim
G. M.Githens
H. Thies and E. Herzig
C. Kellner
H.P.Egedal
N. Saltmarsh
R.E.Hall
R.E. Hall
A. Harley
L. Jobin
J. G. "Wilson
T. Rasmusson and R. Johnson.
I. M. Hemsteger
tJ. J. Fry and G. M. Basford . ..
XT. J. Fry and G. M. Basford . ..
J.D. Taylor
A. J. "Wilson
J. B. Granjon and C. Bellon
A. "Weinandy
F. S. Rudge and R. E. Doolittle.
R. L. Boyd
A. Fornander
T.Kitson
C. Bumley
W. H. Harrison
G. "W. Poole
G. "W.Poole
,T. O.Poole
"W. T. Christy
T. O. Payne
J. S.Godfrey
D.D.Gilbert
R. S. Knode
R.E.Warner
G. A. Spang
No.
512,042
512,816
529,089
530,996
514,918
.';25,745
516,681
522,592
522,593
518,368
529,770
514,605
525,546
T. "W. Green
D. J. Crozier
"W. W. "Wainwright-
C. A. Klotz
"W. E. Good.
530,763
530,762
516,558
531,284
525,202
525.880
522,432
.529,892
526,366
526.236
523,548
523,935
513,057
514,381
514,625
516,366
519,733
517,273
526,703
513,189
518,975
519,650
515,212
523,198
525,776
516,442
515,331
"W. E. Good 526,031
J. D. Ennes ' 515,425
"W. M. Murphy 1518,674
M.J.Owens 1515,838
H. N. F. Schaeffer 1527,457
A. H. Seaver .
H. "W. Stow ..
J. L. Burton
A. D. G6mez
C. C. Heimbaugh.
G. L.Godfrey ....
G. Rooke
A. Marty
J. P. Pool
F. Blanding
H. E. Rottmer
"W.MUls
A. J. Nickerson
G. Perkins
H. H. Hallett
L. H. Raymond
T. "Wrigley 515,035 Feb. 20
516,026
518,655
.514,908
514,824
520,823
.529,786
527,511
515,548
521,388
526,989
515,021
512,045
518,677
523,151
529,379
524,350
Date.
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
July 10
July 10
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
July 3
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
July 24
July 31
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
May 15
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
May 1
May 8
Feb. 20
July 17
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
June 5
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
June 12
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
July 17
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
522
1835
1025
1600
1569
736
1580
715
716
1630
2216
1058
387
1215
1210
1364
2129
2142
994
456
2423
1823
1587
2384
3081
2228
081
1087
1044
1421
2580
58
2429
62
1286
2026
1780
788
1164
2246
1229
2409
2144
169
1292
476
2108
1555
1410
124
2237
1376
2594
1128
521
1717
524
2149
1691
1539
675
1747
434
247
380
394
170
376
183
f 183
[184
402
528
264
94
110
526
527
389
3.56
27
533
335
;642
643
266
127
431
124
537
423
368
164
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Gazette.
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424
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Body-sMtld
Boiler :
See Coflfee-boiler.
Heating-boiler.
Hot- water boiler.
Locomotive-boiler.
Kange-boiler.
Sectional boiler.
Smokeless boiler.
Stand boiler.
Steam-boiler.
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
BoUer
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Boiler-
Steam and hot-water
boiler.
Steam orhot-waterboiler.
Steam orother fluid boiler.
Straw-burning boiler.
Tubular boiler.
Vertical-flue boiler.
"Washboiler.
"Water-tube boiler.
and flue scraper. Steara-
and furnace
attachment. Steam-
cleaner
cleaner
cleaner. Automatic
cl eaner. A utomatic
cleaner. Mechanical
cleaning compound
coveriug
covering
feed
feed. Automatic
feed. Automatic
feed. Automatic
feeder
feeder
feeders. Automatic controlling device for .
feeding apparatus
flue cutter
flue cutter
Boiler-flue scraper. Automatic
Boiler-flues. Machine for lengthening-
Boiler-front angle-plate
Boiler- furnace
Boiler- furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler- furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler- furnace
Boiler furnace and boiler. Steam- . .
Boiler-furnace and smoke-consumer.
Boiler-furnace and steam-generator .
Boiler furnace. Locomotive-
Boiler-furnace.
Boiler-furnace.
Smokeless
Smokeless
Boiler-furnace. Smokeless .
Name.
W. F. Keogh ,
Boiler-furnace.
Boiler-furnace.
Boiler furnace.
Smokeless
Smokeless
Steam-
W. H. Berry
J. J. Bohner
P. B. Collier and J. H. Dignard.
B. r. Conner
0. C. Davis
C. S. Hopkins
C. Hyde
A. Jaeger
H. H.Kellev
H. H. Kelley
J.J.Long
T. A. Myers ,
J. Pierpoint
J. H. Reader
H. "W. Eeynolds
C. L. Seabury
D. Smith and H. P. Goldrick. . .
H. Tetlow and T. Harrison
J. Vanes
G. H. Waltz and L. E. Patton.
E. Wildman
J. C. A. Marckmann
E. Miiller
D. Eisley
J. N. Barnum
A. Schell
J.H. Barr
A. L. Bauhard
C. "W.Brown
F. Berger
"W. A. Scott, Jr
T. Sparham
H. J. "Weisser
L. A. Parisher
L. C. Springer
H. J. "Weisser
P. Hellraich
H. C. Lunge
J. Desmond
N. Clute
C. H. Albert and C. Fox, Jr .
E. Pember
P. S. Kingsland and C. C. Hill.
J. Gumming .-.
G.Fox
E. Boileau
E. Boileau
"W. Brand
"W. W. Dean...
O. Friederici. . .
J. Grogau
P. Hodkinson -
J. Lister
C. L. Lorraine -
"W. McClave
Z.E.Moon
"W. E. Parks
D. S. Eichardson .
E. D. Meier
E. E. Turner
A. Boyce
G. H. "Watson
P.J. Bode
E. Healey, E.Williams, andE.Long-
meyer.
M. McCarthy
J. Myerscough
W. S. Plummer
W. Beesley
No.
525,710
519,015
530,006
519,241
528,762
519,887
519,285
528,103
521,655
526,575
527,337
523,672
525,228
529,306
521,476
517,826
523,489
522,805
527,515
527.631
529,573
528,352
530,621
520,569
511,968
520,250
516,979
528,283
521,874
526,^53
517,562
519.137
512,524
522,393
512,742
518,009
521,351
519,709
5i2,474
521,644
512,682
514,985
523,370
,514,195
526,688
520,674
526,006
526,363
519,787
523,808
531,525
526,485
530,269
,528,958
516,334
529,292
523,901
524,296
529,409
529,741
518,870
519,419
530,566
526,289
522,368
527,532
522,380
518,160
513,753
Date.
Sept. 11
May 1
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
May 15
May 1
Oct. 23
June 19
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
July 31
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
June 19
Apr. 3
July 24
July 10
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
May 29
Jan. 2
May 22
Mar. 20
Oct. 30
June 26
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
May 1
Jan. 9
July 3
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
June 12
May 15
July 3
June 19
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
July 24
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
May 29
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
May 15
July 31
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
July 31
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
May 8
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
July 3
Oct. 16
July 3
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
681
122
2643
548
425
1672
2405
1606
2178
1081
2601
2181
1412
1302
677
2287
1095
1380
1568
1902
2830
974
2835
403
2305
2064
2723
1980
299
239
347
1330
384
1671
993
1077
1385
514
1591
1579
1663
2067
365
3022
1188
1S12
1512
2847
2558
2048
339
808
97-1
1377
3008
554
1599
2168
2468
876
885
1676
328
1412
350
1234
3382
157
29,30
635
133
134
102
407
150
151
581
376
377
520
261
648
532
338
339
304
168
169
575
576
270
336
.379
453
684
239
684
94
559
488
6.57
478
72,73
82,83
98
401
248
252
334
130
372
C 379
)380
416
520
( 87
{ 88
( 89
7
731
272
5 429
J 430
368
(707
1708
612
487
83.84
189
231
C331
J 332
748
132
380
517
612
212
(217
1218
396
84,85
;343
i 344
90
310
834
Official
Gazette.
68
1289
67
69
>67 i 1520
1589
215
548
1103
559
1181
643
724
878
657
488
923
1465
131
473
222
285
319
1031
580
1409
1123
77
1008
1870
561
1608
57
47
605
69
69
69
69
67
66
67
06
69
67
69
67
67
66 263
68 76
66 343
67 200
67 , 1407
67 i 824
102
1517
325
1199
435
922
67 1157
68 1380
1509
592
1730
1565
1277
814
1651
915
623
761
977
1089
495
720
1395
1482
65
291
70
240
770
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
425
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Boiler fnrnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam •
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam -
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler-heads. Machine for making .
Boiler in vertical sections
Boiler or other furnace. Steam-
Boiltr or steam-generator
Boiler or steam-generator
Boiler-scalingpreventives. "Water-pressure feederfor.
Boiler separator. Steam-
Boiler-setting
Regenerative-
Smokeless
Steam-
Steam- .
BoUer-setting .
Boiler setting.
Boiler-setting.
Boiler setting.
Boiler-sput
Boiler steam-dome
Boiler support and wall,
Boiler- tester
Boiler-tuhe attachment
Boiler-tube cleaner
Boiler- tube cleaner
Boiler-tubecutting device
Boiler-tube expander. .'
Boiler-tube expander and stopper
Boiler-tube ferrule
Boiler-tube joint. Sectional
Boiler- tube or pipe cleaner
Boiler tube plate. Steam-
Boiler-tubes. Apparatus for removing incrustation
from
Boiler-tubes. Device for cleaning the interiors of
Boiler-tubes. Device for cutting
Boiler-tubes, &c. Protecting ends of
Boiler-tubes. Eake or scraper for cleaning
Boiler water alarm
Boiler water-alarm. Steam-
Boiler water-gage. Steam-
Boiler water-regulator
Boilers. Apparatus for inserting, finishing, and se-
curing sputs in
Boilers. Apparatus for supplying feed- water to
Boilers. Automatic water-feeder for steam-
Boilers. Bracket-carrier for
Boilers. Feed-water heater and circulator for
Boilers. Manufacture of manholes and stand-pipes
for steam -
Boilers. Mechanism for flanging manholes of
Boilers of locomotive type. Firebox for steam- - .
Boilers. Oil-injector for steam-
Boilers or pipes. Lagging for
Boilers. Plug-check for marine or other
Boilers. Plug-check for marine or other
Boilers. Sediment-extractor for .steam-
Boilers. Water circulating, feeding, and discharging;
apparatus for steam- '
Boilers. Water heating and feeding apparatus for
steam -
Bolster frame. Sham-
Bolster-spring
Bolster-spring
Bolt:
See Breech-bolt. Nut-locking bolt.
Door-bolt. Rotary bolt.
Expansible bolt. Safety-bolt.
Expansion-bolt. Self-acting bolt.
Bolt......
Bolt
Bolt
Bolt
Bolt
Name.
G. E. Belmor . .
T. R. Butman .
J. Goodwin
A. J. Hodgson .
E. R. R. Hoyt .
J. McMillan . . .
J. Milton
J. Milton
0. D. Orvis
O. D. Orvis
0. D. Orvis
0. D. Orvis
B. Eober
C. E. Southard
E. T. White and W. S. Eorestell. . .
H. Wilms
I.B. Davis
J. J. Hogan
D. B. Morison .
C. D. Mosher .
C. D. Mosher .
T.B.Smith...
C. Edgerton ..
C. V. Kerr
A. Worthington
G. S. Strong
J.W.Bates
W. W. Burk
W. S. Shipe
J. J. Hogan
G. A. Crane
L. Kaczander
C. W. Whitney
E. T.Brooke
M.C.Henley
C. O. Thieme
H. Strecker
J. Watson
H. S.Ross
N. W. Pratt
H. J. Lawrence and A. E. G. Bromell
J.Phillips
D.P.Anthony
W. D. Porsvth and E. T. Bell
C. 0. Thieme
H.Wigge
S. and L. C. Abraham
C. A. Hatch ,
P. A. Kirchner
1. M Mabone
J. W. andH. W. Fox
W.S. Shipe
G. E. Hudson and G. Sanderson . . .
J. H. Johnson
H.Vogt
E. Jones
W. Malam and W. Schofield
W. H. Smith
W. Malam
G. J. Nopper
C.Ehrlicher
J. H.Crosby
J. H. Crosby
J. E. Thomas
D. B. Morison
W. S. Richardson.
H. H. Kuentz
C. W. Phelps .
W. H. Weber.
A. Adams
J. Dmkelacker, Jr
W. V. L. Grubb and J. Peeling .
W. C. North and S. W. Sessions .
J. W. Sammis
No.
524,128
512,536
516,647
522,059
528,229
519,267
516,974
516,975
521,475
521,863
524,029
526,048
514,497
512,127
523,756
523,824
522,199
520,885
518,762
524,391
525,856
52fi,643
526,919
525,907
524,878
522,331
519.658
527,106
517,592
520,883
527,052
515,231
,525,9.32
523,703
518,995
516,459
519,278
519,143
530,721
527,883
529,798
513,620
525,177
526,997
512,631
517,372
514,111
515,827
521,169
513.649
.V27,417
521,825
514,468
529,652
.530,811
530.420
515,598
525,474
524,902
522, .532
517,850
530,473
530,474
530,137
523,915
513,955
512,886
514,728
524,365
520,227
531,363
513,182
.519,411
526,266
Date.
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
June 26
Oct. 30
May 1
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
June 19
June 26
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
July 31
July 31
July 3
June 5
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
July 3
May 8
Oct. 9
Apr, 3
June 5
Oct. 9
Feb, 20
Sept, 11
July 31
May 1
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
May
May 1
Dec, 11
Oct, 23
Nov. 27
Jail, 30
Aug, 28
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Feb, 6
Mar. 6
June 12
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
June 26
Feb, 13
Nov, 20
Dec, 11
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
July 3
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
July 31
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Aug. 14
May 22
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
May 8
Sept. 18
275
1345
1519
2329
2628
584
2059
1301
1963
101
1261
874
661
2757
2873
29
2303
749
947
2287
423
1028
1553
267
1290
702
288
236
625
2064
1065
2660
94
1196
606
357
1150
2003
2259
3161
2110
532
1485
2747
211
1.57
736
3218
1218
1906
825
2015
1286
.599
2673
1588
606
719
683
684
101
3036
3687
1962
1265
701
2265
2274
2418
866
1635
64,65
C324
)325
361
559
634
(142
\ 143
C486
i487
487
303
C474
^475
22
292
5222
)223
158
684
C713
[lU
8
( 55
< 56
( 57
572
C182
\ 183
212
548
104
232
C3K0
1381
70
310
172
67
Official
Gazette.
68
69
67
54 I 67
152
514
242
659
68
22,23 ! 67
1768
1672
544
286
147
85
279
480
539
776
513
131
359
646
48
38
174-
790'
298
457
209
483
311
149
664
265 64,65
389
155
;i70
I 171
171
27
;755
1 756
907
466
315
171
551
542
584
209
381
66
426
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Bolt-actualing mechanism. Retarding device for . . .
Bolt and nut lock
Bolt-clippers
Bolt-cutter
Bolt-cutter
Bolt-cutter head
Bolt-head and nut finishing machine.
Bolt-heading machine
Bolt-lock
Bolt or rod cutter
Bolt or screw cap
Bolt-socket
Bolt-threading machine
Bolts. Strike-plate for
Bolts with threaded or gimlet points. Machine for
providing
Bolting-machine
Bolting-machine
Bolting-reel
Bolting-reel cloth-fastening device
Bone and vegetable matter. Machine for comminut-
ing
Bone-black. Apparatus for decarbonizing and re-
vivifying
Bone-black kiln
Bone-cutter
Bone-cutting machine
Bone-cutting machine
Bone-cutting machine
Book.
Book. Ancestral-record
Book and index. Combined
Book back or cover
Book backs. Apparatus for marking divisions on . .
Book backs. Embossing
Book-backing machine
Bookbinder. Temporary
Bookbinding-strips. Machine for applying.
Book. Business instruction and practice . .
Book-carrier
Bookcase
Bookcase and display-cabinet. Revolving .
Book. Check-
C heck-
Check-
Check or voucher
Check, receipt, or other stub
Name.
Book.
Book.
Book.
Book.
Book-cover.
Book-cover.
Book-cover. Adjustable locking
Book-cover, Detachable
Book-covers. Machine for making .
Book. Duplicating cash or receipt .
Book, Duplicating check-
Book- Duplicating order-
Book. Flat-opening
Book -holder
Book-holder
Book-holder
Book-holder for desks
Book-holder for reading-stands
Book-holder, index, and writing-tablet. Combined.
Book holder. Open-
Book. Indexed
Bookkeeping. System of
Book-leaf holder
Book-mark
Book. Memorandum-sales-slip
Book. Mercantile check and advertising
Book. Mileage-
Book or paper hanger
Book. Order-
Book-rack
Book-rack. Sample
Book -rest and table or stand. Combination
Book-rest for hotel-registers
Book-stack for libraries
Book-stapling machine
Book-stapling machine
Book-support
A. G. Burton
J. M.Gaston
H. K.Porter
"W". L. Dutcher
M. D. Luehrs
F. "W. Bruch and H. P. Eilers
C. E. Roberts
J. H. Alker
H. P. Brown
W. March
G. A. Lambert
B. Heymauson
C. F. "Wieland
S. B. Tates
W. R. Wilbur
L. C.Bonnot j 522,
C. W. Tost ! 529
E, R. Draver j 52i
J. Warrington | 515,
E. J. Roche ' 531,
M . Weinrich j .530
J. T. Trory ! 523,
E.J. Roche I 516,
A. H. Chapman i 527,
C. H. Farrington | 517,
F.W.Mann I 52.3,
A. C. Nisson 1 515,
F.W.Bailey 1527,
T. K. Brownell 512
E. Frith
H. M. Refsum
A. Krah 1 515,
A. L. Garver 519,997 May 15
T. Maus j 522,267 July 3
J. I. Knight .
O.L.Ellis
H. Tollner
F. H. Sheridan
R. H. Ober
I. B. Alter
E. D. Middlekauflf and A. N. Aitken
R. W. Morgan j 521,727
D. A. Mclntyre
H. Loewenbach
H. K. Greble
W. Thompson
M. W. Cummings and T. F. Jordan .
J. S. McDonald, Jr
C. J. and A. E. Coles, J. C. Smith,
W. Jamieson, and A. I. Jacobs.
E. E. Garrett ,
J. Oldfield
E. D. Gibbs
W. A. Palmer
A. A. Ambler
B. I. Gilman
J. C . Gooding
G. W. Paisley
F. J. Anderson and W. M. Irick . .
C. F. Johnson
L. L. D.Elderkin
E. Lefebure, Jr
W. Himrod
J. Meyer
P.J. Piatt
W. M. Kinnard
J. McKinley
W. Boll
S. F. Milliron
J. P. Brownlee
G.W.Parker
J. Reading
B. V. Fitzhugh
C. A. Thompson andO. G. Emshivel-
ler.
B.R.Green. (Reissue)
E. T. Greenfield
J. T. O.Ortloff.
G. Stikeman
521,879
517,359
518,400
528,340
520,627
529,442
515,209
528,488
524,926
527,114
527,524
512,724
521,882
519,540
512,747
514,937
.513,436
514,538
.520,856
522,963
518,573
527,809
518,594
521,488
11,401
520.734
512,741
527,897
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
May 29
Nov. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
June 26
May 8
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
June 5
July 17
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
June 19
Jan. 30
May 29
Jan. 16
Oct. 23
2725
Cfi40
^641
\
1675
414
2816
681
2924
C707
J 708
\
1668
397
2023
505
3074
746
1643
402
717
175
1400
341
1646
395
1993
481
1101
264
1695
405
1591
400
2817
. 692
936
237
188
41
1360
337
1967
486
1864
448
2004
497
1327
309
3715
915
3112
754
1670
401
2027
487
67
69
66
69
68
69
69
66
67
67
66
66
66
66
67
68
67
69
67
67
66
67
6fi
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
427
AlpJiahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Book-support
Book-support and leaf -holder
Book. "Wall-
Books and carbon-slieets. Holder for manifold
Books. Blotter attachment for check-
Books. Cover for memorandum-sales-slip
Boom for holding and towing logs or timbers. . .
Bootjack
Bootjack attachment
Boot or lega;in for ladies or children. Eain
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe and making same. Waterproof .
Boot or shoe attachment
Boot or shoe nailing machine ,
Boot or shoe polishing device
Boot or shoe polishing machine ,
Boot or shoe polishing machine
Boot or shoe shank baffer
Boot or shoe sole cutting machine.
Boot or shoe soles. Cutter for trimming.
Boot or shoe stretcher
Boot or shoe stretcher
Boot or shoe upper packing machine
Boot or shoe uppers. Machine for creasing.
Boot or shoe. IVaterproof
Boot protector. Lady's-
Boot. Quarter-
Boot. Soaking
Boot-tree
Boot-tree
Boot-tree
Boot-tree
Boot-tree clasp
Boot-treeing machine
Boot. Wool or felt
Boots or shoes. Machine for splitting insoles for. . .
Boots or shoes. Means for attaching india-rubber,
&c., to the soles of
Booth. Portable
Borer ■n-ith diamond bit. Eotary
Boring and mortising machine. Portable
Boring-bit
Boring-bit
Boring-brace
Boring frames to be caned. Machine for .
Boring-machine
Boring-machine *
BoriDg-machine
Boring-machine .
Boring-machine .
Boring-machine .
Boring-machine .
Boring-machine .
Boring-machine.
Multiple
Boring-mill ,
Boring or drilling machine
Boring or drilling tools. Composition for
Boring-tool
Boring-tool
Borings at bottom of deep waters and in tideways.
Means for making
Bosh-plate. Combination
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle, &c
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle, &c
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Name-.
C.L. Work
J.M.Llovd
.J.B.Nas'h
J. S. McDonald
M. K. Toland and J. F. Conkey.
W. M. Einnard
W. F. Stevens
C . Bisanz
W.H.Cole
E. A. Bailey
S. Annenbergand E. Stahl
H. Briggs and C. Dancel
A. A. Collins
O.P.Hurd
J. M. Thompson
E. A. Thurston
O. W. Shippee
J. H. Johnson
F. D. Locke
'E. Stanwood
E.G. Bicknell
E. O.Bicknell ,
G. Therrien
H. B.Steele
.T. J. Mabray.
E. T.Bear...
L.B.Cobb-..
F. L. Conant
G. Knight
C. W. Shippee ..
H. J. Wescott . .
T. Morgan
M. N. Rogers...
H. L.Lee
J, Macdonald...
G. H. Stephens .
W.J. Yapp
A. D. Warner ..
C. L. Heisler
J . Pendergast . .
F. L.Stone
H. Menier
J. W. Ernest
F. J. G. Fromholt
E. K. Thoden 513,348
TSo.
517,255
513,402
517,123
522,227
52R,121
526,397
525,122
530,080
528,363
529,352
518,579
525,974
524,886
528,724
512,412
524,620
529,880
523,578
520,437
528,349
526,361
526,362
529,510
524,286
530,699
515,857
517,210
513,763
518,410
529,881
519,053
524,555
515,047
523,535
522,069
519,877
525,934
513,253
512,193
527,717
527,299
522,477
523,141
530,408
H.W.Crane
A. Frazer
C. W. Meggenhofeu and A. S. Court-
right. ^
J. Miner
G. W. Pringle and W. Brodie
ISr. N. Riddell
H.C.Schulz
B. D.Whitney
C. Cristadoro
A. A. Bourgeons 521,4.30
E. C.Phillips 524,952
G. D. Strayer 512,237
K. F. G. Maier 514,762
513,088
524,138
518,262
518,195
.526,198
529,506
528,307
514,579
529,712
514,719
515,506
515,698
524,375
525,116
525,795
515,694
523,956
525,128
.525,129
521,636
517,800
512,374
525,543
527,494
518,606
528,544
530,429
520,219
530,288
529,762
524,694
529,821
525,570
C. L. Libby
W. S. Sherman ,
O. Terp
C. E. Blue ,
F.H.Richards..
A. W. Palmer..
W. Rotthoff
H. A. Bieriey
F. E. Blaisdell
F. E. Blaisdell
C. Clark
J. L. Friedman and J. W. Keller -
H. E. Harper
H. A. Hayden
S. Howes
F. H.Hutchinson
D. E. Kempster
G. F. Kinnev
W. B. and W. H. Rand
E. C. Shumard
C. H. Tan Wie
W. Von Bokern
W. Ton Bokern
J.Walton
Date.
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
July 3
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
July 24
May 29
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
May 1
Aug. 14
May 1
July 24
June 26
May 15
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
July 3
July 17
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
June 12
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
Aag.
14
Aug.
28
Sept.
11
Feb.
27
July
31
Aug.
28
Aug.
28
June 19
Apr.
3
Jan.
9
Sept.
4
Oct.
16
Apr.
24
Nov.
6
Dec.
4
May
22
Dec.
4
Nov.
27
Aug.
14
JSov.
27
Sept.
4
Monthly
volume.
OfBcial
Gazette.
2556
2770
2334
89
1392
1884
2004
7
2857
1481
1985
1142
1567
349
1134
1126
2402
2430
2611
2827
1807
1810
1797
529
1112
202
2484
3394
1690
2403
185
1020
176
2365
2346
1655
1068
2545
771
1705
1021
518
1076
579
2681
1201
1676
839
1314
2265
295
1426
1311
1527
1784
2765
1002
2118
1247
2522
2840
719
1993
822
2834
3118
2011
2012
1579
641
1061
383
1343
2021
36
612
2256
379
2203
1244
2309
426
599
676
549
21
324
448
490
3
692
356
491
259
383
85
275
277
575
610
632
683
428
(428
H29
428
(124
<125
(126
270 !
48 I
f584
J 585
837
419
575
44
251
42
594
564
402
243
612
188
411
(248
^249
131
419
144
(650
J 651
285
410
203
(327
i328
547
69
356
328
358
425
668
253
508
(310
^311
012
625
707
175
487
(187
n88
(705
\ 706
776
491
492
369
160
259
93
327
502
9
152
549
93
525
307
550
102
68
>68
1981
622
1938
18
1429
1536
1072
1216
585
957
409
1372
977
710
226
885
1134
500
1082
579
1509
1509
1432
1490
1967
772
342
1134
572
865
570
488
1675
874
1357
579
146
345
204
103
348
1321
606
1430
996
159
1119
523
716
292
257
1453
1009
569
1059
1081
1106
1371
1434
809
1070
1314
1432
644
1073
1073
1515
125
212
1222
280
415
0.53
1.327
999
1284
1095
906
1116
1230
428
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Bottle
Bottle and stopper therefor
Bottle. Barber's
Bottle-cap. Cork-holding
Bottle-capping apparatus
Bottle-capping machine
Bottle-capping machine
Bottle-capping machine
Bottle-case
Bottle-closing device
Bottle-closing device
Bottle-closing device
Bottle-closing device
Bottle-closure
Bottle. Composite
Bottle-corking apparatus
Bottle-corking machine
Bottle-corking machine
Bottle-corking machine
Bottle cover or cap
Bottle. Drenching-
Bottle-elevating device
Bottle-filling apparatus
Bottle-filling apparatus
Bottle-filling machine
Bottle-filling machine
Bottle-forming machine
Bottle-guard
Bottle-holder
Bottle lock-stopper
Bottle-mouths. Stopper or cover for
Bottle. Mucilage-
Bottle. Non-filling
Bottleneck
Bottle. Nursing-
Bottle. Nursing-
Bottle. Nursing-
Bottle. Nursing-
Bottle opener. Capped-
Bottle or can case
Bottle or jar closure :
Bottle or vessel holding device
Bottle-packing case
Bottle-packing wrapper
Bottle. Prescription-
Bottle-protector
Bottle-rack
Bottle safety closing device
Bottle-sealing and stopper-retaining device
Bottle-sealing device
Bottle. Self-sealing
Bottle-shaping implement
Bottle. Siphon-
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stoppiT
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper -
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle stojiper and filler. Combined
Bottle-stopper and ink-filler
Bottle-stopier and syringe. Combined
Bottle-stopper and vent combined
Bottle stopper. Mucilage-
Bottle stopper or cap
Bottle-stopper- Valve
E. B. Terby
Gr. B.Barnes
J. B. Edmunds
W. H. Northall
N. B. Abbott and H. Eau
A. L. Bernardin
F. M. Leavitt
G. W. Lebolt
J. H. NelUs
W. W. Dixon
E. Herz
A. W. Schroedter
E. A. "Wittemann
K. Flanigan
A. Dryfoos
E.J. Boyd
A. A. Pindstofte
S. B. SmaUwood .'
A. Tagliabue
A. Assorati
J. T. Turner
F. McLaughlin
C. W. Clayton
S. B. SmaUwood
S. B. SmaUwood
S. B. SmaUwood
E. T.Beckett
C. M. Boscowitz
v. V. Bacon
J. A. Shephard
T. B. Birnbaum
E. Terry
H.I. Leith
L. A. Pells and L. Steiner
"W. M. Decker
H. Herrmann
E. Turck
E. H. Turner
"W. Painter
J. H. Nellis
E. M. Howe
F. G. Kammerer
"W. P. Lowiie, E. Barr, and G. Scott
J. T. Ferres
C. D. Dickerson
E. T. Davison
J. E. Goerger
E. P. de Sennevoy
N. B. Abbott
J. S. Detrick
H. P. Eoberts
A. L. Straus
J. Mersereau
0. G. Ahlstrom
B. Boley
C. N. Brisco
C. H.Davis
C. DeWitt
J. C. Giout
C. Huch
C. Huch
P. M. T. Imbaud
L. KaUing
L. KaUing
G. L. Mathews
G. L. Matthews
C.F.MoUer
C. O. Niendorff
G. S. Norris
P. W. Palmer
J. Eogginger
J. Eosenfeld and S. "W. Mackey. ..
A. Schneider and D. "W. Bromley. . .
C. B. Schoenmehl
C. B. Schoenmehl
C.andB. Schramm
T. Schwer
C.B.Sheldon
F. T. Smith
W. B. Stevens
A. Stutzer and J. Schiifer
F.B. Thatcher
1. Pomeroy
E. G. Hopkins
TV. F. Waie
M. L. Bergman
J.S.Blinn
F. W. Fletcher
J. H. Gault and C. F. Schrader
Monthly
Official
No.
Date.
volume.
Gazette.
S
M
^
i^n
tc
R
t>
s
516,006
Mar. 6
441
101
66
1534
526,674
Oct. 2
7
2
69
4
517,849
Apr. 10
717
181
67
1,53
528,380
Oct. 30
2884
698
69
590
521,751
June 19
1785
(423
204
|67
1554
527,193
Oct. 9
837
69
171
527,209
Oct. 9
863
(210
)2n
|69
176
528,329
Oct. 30
2798
675
69
574
516,218
Mar. 13
792
185
66
1616
524,632
Aug. 14
1144
281
68
889
515,472
Feb. 27
2475
612
66
1362
526,329
Sept. 18
1749
415
68
1498
519,827
May 15
1570
384
67
859
521,788
June 26
1847
440
67
1582
519,601
May 8
1201
290
67
778
527,477
Oct. 16
1323
322
69
276
525,279
Aug. 28
2263
551
68
1120
523,015
July 17
1448
(361
)362
|68
305
522,808
July 10
1099
271
68
223
515,069
Feb. 20
1797
454
66
1223
529,978
Nov. 27
2572
620
69
1165
522,693
July 10
884
218
68
186
523,973
Aug. 7
8
3
68
664
523,014
July 17
1445
361
68
304
523,013
July 17
1441
(360
J 361
|68
303
523,010
July 17
1455
362
68
306
529,693 Nov. 27
2088
(499
^500
343
^69
1076
529,317
Nov. 13
1426
69
926
517,833
Apr. 10
688
172
67
148
516,027
Mar. 6
478
111
66
1541
524,159
Aug. 7
333
79
68
722
519,051
May 1
182
43
67
571
529.035
Nov. 13
924
219
69
834
52'^,723
July 31
2707
670
68
566
521,773
June 19
1827
435
67
1561
527,284
Oct. 9
998
242
69
200
514,974
Feb. 20
1652
413
66
1197
514,575
Feb. 13
997
251
66
10,59
514,200
Feb. 6
386
92
66
926
520,007
May 15
1862
455
67
912
518,953
May 1
26
7
67
541
527,334
Oct. 9
1076
260
69
214
523,673
July 31
2603
649
68
.548
515,668
Feb. 27
2783
693
66
1423
526,772
Oct. 2
174
41
69
33
512,812
Jan. 16
1830
433
66
373
526,309
Sept. 18
1716
(404
i 405
|68
1492
523,153
July 17
1693
424
68
351
521,752
June 19
1787
424
67
1554
524,890
Aug, 21
1571
384
68
978
525,364
Sept. 4
77
21
68
1165
512,409
Jan. 9
11.30
273
66
225
523,727
July 31
2706
670
68
565
523,449
July 24
2212
556
68
460
521,779
June 26
1838
438
67
1,580
525,883
Sept. 11
997
225
68
1345
513,674
Jan. 30
3255
799
66
746
527,672
Oct. 16
1633
394
69
331
521,649
June 19
1598
374
67
1519
512,652
Jan. 9
1534
368
66
302
516,488
Mar. 13
1243
298
66
1700
519,910
Mav 15
1702
415
67
884
523,474
July 24
2262
569
68
468
523,475
July 24
2263
569
68
468
521,473
June 19
1297
302
67
1464
526,247
Sept. 18
1608
377
68
1469
517,958
Apr. 10
901
225
67
185
524,971
Aug. 21
1708
419
68
1002
516,726
Mar. 20
1661
394
66
1793
523,918
July 31
3042
757
68
629
505,470
Sept. 4
259
63
68
1199
525,286
Aug. 28
2272
553
68
1122
527,726
Oct. 16
1722
416
69
318
524,096
Aug. 7
212
49
68
700
527,161
Oct. 9
791
193
69
162
519,777
May 15
1490
361
67
843
515,723
Feb. 27
2876
717
66
1440
529,813
Nov. 27
2290
546
69
1111
512,126
Jan. 2
660
158
66
127
519,510
May 8
1026
248
67
746
515,626
Feb. 27
2718
677
66
1410
517,968
Apr. 10
915
229
67
187
531,133
Deo. 18
1849
438
69
1582
515,587
Feb. 27
2657
659
06
1398
526,880
Oct. 2
350
87
69
66
523,967
Aug. 7
2
1
68
663
513,608
Jan. 30
3140
771
66
726
528.470
Oct. 30
3046
739
09
619
522,203
July 3
34
9
68
»
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
429
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Bottle-stopper. Talve
Bottle-stoppers. Machine for feeding crown
Bottle-stopple
Bottle support. Nursing-
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle-washer
Bottle- wrapper
Bottle-wrapper
Bottles, &c. Antifilling device for
Bottles. Device for preventing re611ing of
Bottles. Device for preventing refilling of
Bottles. Device to prevent fraudulent filling of
Bottles, .iars, &c. Device for closing ,
Bottles, .iars, &c. Stopper for
Bottles, jars, &c. Stopper for
Bottles. Machine for removing tin-foil from
Bottles. Machine for siruping and filling .siphon- . . .
Bottles. Machine for washing and removing labels
from
Bottles. Machine for wiring corks in
Bottles. Manufacture of
Bottles or other glass' articles. Apparatus for the
manufacture of
Bottling apparatus
Bottliu g apparatus
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine
Bouquet-holder ,
Bouquet-holder
Bouquet holder. Buttonhole-
Bowl or washbasin. Set
Bowling-alley
Bowling-alley
Bowlin g-alley
Bowling-ball
Box:
See Advertising match- Hat-box.
box. Knockdown box.
Alarm-hox. Letter-box.
Annealing-box. Loan-box.
Axle-box. Locking-box.
Ballot-box. Lunch-box.
Bicycle tool-box. Mail-box.
Bread or cake box. Miter-box.
Butter-box. Music-box.
Call-box. Pacting-box.
Car sand-box. Paper box.
Cash-box. Paper match-box.
Cigar-box. Powder-box.
Clothes-pin box. Self-fastening box.
Cock-box. Sheet-metal box.
Collapsible box. Shipping-box.
Dice-box. Shipping or service box.
Displaj-box. Signal-box.
Electric distribution- Spool-box.
box. Stuffing-box.
Electric-switch box. Tobacco-box.
Fare-box. Tooth-powder box.
Feed-box. Toj; money-box.
Fire-alarm box. Twine-box.
Flower-box. Whist-box.
Fruit or berry box. "Work-box.
Box
Box
Box
Box
Box-banding implement
Box-binding machine
Box-blanks. Machine for cornering
Box-blanks. Machine for forming
Box-blanks. Machine for making
Box-blocking machine ...,
Kame.
N. F. T. Hun'.
N. Muslar
H. C. F. E. Snowman
F. H. Lowerie
F. E. Anderson.
M. E.Donally
A. F. and A. C. Dumke
J. P. Griinig
C. Huether and J. E. Gross
H. La Casse
H. Portevin
W.J. Smeallie
T. Wendling
A. K. Wiens....
T. F. W. Schmic't
T F. W. Schmidi;
K. S. Keed and A. J. Stoops
W. L. Davis and E. F. Leach
F. W. Johnson
N. W. Crandall and E. A. Eussell..
A. Lasch
P. H. Holmes
J. J. Varley
E. Rantz J
T. Ferguson
H.W.Wills
G. C. Coon
E. S.Wiesenfeld
J. B. Vernay
D.Doyle
A. A. Pindstofte
W., Jr.,andS. C. Childs
M. P.Heddy
E. Kolliker
E. Stahl
A. Werner
H. Wuelfing
A. L. Marston
A. Mente
G. E.Wells
S. P. Croswell
A. B. Crounse
M. Knollmiiller
W. H. Wigginsand T. H. Vanderhoef.
F. G. Dokkenwadel
T. Drummond
A. M. Galland
S. E. Hurlbut
Z. B.Webb
J. E. Burkholder
A. A. Wood ,
A. L. Kingsbury
J.T. Eobinson and H. J.Chamberlain
T. L. Knudtson and J. TJhri
C . Cristadoro
No.
515,879
531,001
518,081
530,435
524,053
525,139
530,583
513,502
513,640
518,322
514,334
515,556
526,277
529,823
515,721
524,219
520,831
527,777
527,992
522,405
520,854
512.705
525,370
518,275
526,861
525.377
512,281
512,137
523,607
526,773
.526,086
512,432
519,060
518,527
525,869
526,595
523,392
522,910
520,650
512,779
514,214
513,988
529,392
525,172
531,103
521,156
528,935
519,578
531,083
523,971
527,574
530,780
516,709
518,038
519,035
Date.
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
June 5
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
July 3
June 5
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
July 24
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
May 1
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
July 24
July 10
May 29
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
Dec. 18
June 12
Nov. 13
May 8
Dec. 18
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
May 1
Monthly
volume.
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2472
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2960
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740
1222
381
455
79
1230
333
1167
298
61
1169
184
129
507
33
1418
234
574
377
1341
1595
442
253
1146
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Box-blocking machine
Box-closure
Box-corner binder
Box-corner binding
Box-cover. Adjustable
Box-cover. Removable
Box-covering machine
Box-fastener
Box-fastener
Bos-fastener
Bos-fastener
Bos-fastener
Box-fastener
Bos-fastener
Bos-fastening
Box-fastening
Box for cigars or other articles
Box for pattern or other cards
Box-lid holder
Box-lifter
Box-machine
Box-machine
Box-nailing machine
Box or package
Bos or coop. Convertible
Box or drawer
Box-partition
Box-pile
Box-shaping machine
Box-strap
Box-strap
Box-strap and corner-iron
Box-top
Box wiring or hooping machine
Boxes, &c. Adjustable partition for packing-
Boxes, &c. Corner-stay for
Boses. Machine for manufacturing
Boxes. Opener and handle for shoe-polish or other .
Boxes or plates. Machine for manufacturing
Brace:
See Back-brace. Door-brace.
Bed-brace. Gage-brace.
Bedstead-brace. Shoulder-brace.
Boring-brace. Vehicle-brace.
Corner-brace.
Brace and bit
Brace-and-bit gage
Brace- drill
Brace for boring holes, &c ,
Bracket;
See Adjustable bracket. Shade-roller bracket.
Car-door bracket. Shelf-bracket.
Corner-bracket. Shingle-bracket-
Curtain-bracket. Staging-bracket.
Dental bracket. Trolley and feed wire
Inkstand-bracket. bracket.
Lamp-bracket. Trolley-wire bracket.
Shade-bracket.
Bracket
Bracket
Bracket and card-holder
Bracket or rest for work-benches, &c
Braid
Braiding-machine
Braiding-machine
Braiding-machine spool-holder
Brake :
See Air-brake. Hay-frame brake.
Automatic brake. Ink-roller brake.
Bicycle-brake. Locomotive-brake.
Bicycle- wheel brake. Pneumatic brake.
Car-brake. Pressure-brake.
Car air-brake. Kail-brake.
Car and air brake. Eailway-brake.
Car-grip slot-brake. Safety-brake.
Carriage-brake. Sulky-brake.
Differential brake. Train-brake.
Elevator-brake. Vacuum-brake.
Elevator safety- Vehicle-brake,
brake. Vehicle band-brake.
Engine-brake. Velocipede-brake.
Fly-wheel band- Vessel-brake,
brake. "Wagon-brake.
Eriction-brake. Windmill-brake.
Brake
Brake
Brake
Name.
J. Handele
K. W. Johnson
A. A. Wood
A. A. Wood
a. W. Stoker
D. Cree
J. Weber
E. A. Beck
W. T. Cottier
J. Davy
A. W. Jones
L. Leber
A. Ottenheimer
D.E.J. WeUhoener
JT. Nilsson
E. P. Tubach
J. Erazee
C. E. G. E. Schwerdt
W.W. Fowler
H. Eddishaw
C. B. Southard
A. Kingsbury
W. S. Doig
G. P. Cato, Jr
G. Bernhard
J. S. Bennett
J. M. Leaver
A. H. Moore
G. Patureau
J. A. Bowler
V. Schmelz
K. C. Snowden
L.Miller
E. A. Cooley
J. V. Coleman
H. G. and C. B. Alexander
K. Schleicher
J. F. Smith
M. Eschenbeck
J. W. Banner
C. Whitus, J. W. Wilts, and N. J
Whitus.
E. E. Anthony
S. MoClellan
J. K. Barry
W. D. Grillley
F. J. McArdle and J. B. Furay
A. Griesemer
G. Quambusch
J. Dmek
J. McCahey
W. Mundt ,
H
H. Kleiman .
C.C.Onsgord
No.
Date.
521.025
.=115,865
527,308
515,.310
518,554
514,144
527,913
527,043
511,933
514,416
526,491
523,434
512,517
524,876
515,156
512,766
512,609
516,452
527,274
525,949
521,224
515,341
518,002
529,033
512,599
512,091
517,007
520,487
513,528
522,875
522,354
513,210
525,917
529,247
524,163
529,057
515,026
514,285
June 5
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
July 24
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
Sept. 11
June 12
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
May 29
Jan. 30
July 10
July 3
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
527.146 Oct. 9
528,137
521,997
521,327
514,660
522,283
520,564
518,326
525,014
513,278
.521,019
522,481
520,655
516,912
514,940
528,019
Oct. 30
June 26
June 12
Feb. 13
July 3
May 29
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
June 5
July 3
May 29
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
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volume.
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212
1038
2200
1932
268
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613
352
728
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1321
1549
1938
1756
1453
1184
986
1087
839
2262
982
922
1439
605
2111
2700
3002
1189
305
2458
1046
1299
338
967
1732
534
768
2473
2237
1020
1142
191
2827
1535
1805
2583
474
524
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66
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489
549
319
379
485
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431
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Brake
Brake
Brake-actuating mechanism.
Brake apparatus. Fluid-pressure
Brake apparatus. Vacuum automatic
Brake beam
Brake-beam
Brake-beam
Brake-beam
Brake-beam and reinforcing-clamp therefor.
Brake-beams. Finger-guard clamp for
Brake for cycles or other wheeled vehicles. .
Brake-handle
Brake-handle
Brake-handle
Brake-lever
Brake mechanism
Brake mechanism
Brake mechanism. Automatic fluid-pressure
Brake mechanism. Hydraulic
Brake mechanism. Slack-adjusting device for
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake- shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe clamp
Brake shoe. Vehicle-
Brake-shoes. Making
Brake slack-adjuster
Branding-iron
Brazing or smelting apparatus
Bread-cutter
Bread in ovens. Means for deodorizing and sweet
ening •
Bread. Method of and apparatus for producing let
ters or characters in
Bread or cake box
Bread or cake knife
Bread or cakes. Apparatus for the manufacture of
aerated
Bread-raiser
Bread-tray and rolling-hoard. Combined
Breast-compressor
Breast-supporter
Breathing-tube
Breech-bolt
Brewers' grains. Apparatus for drying
Brewers' grains. Method of and apparatus for treat-
ing
Brewing-vat
Brick
Brick and tUe kiln
Brick-drier
Brick-drier car
Brick-drying tunnel
Brick from city refuse. Manufacture of.
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick -kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln. Combination .
Brick-kiln. Continuous ..
Brick-kiln furnace
Brick-kiln furnace
!N'ame.
TV. Schmid ...
F. D. Verran..
T. Conway
J. K. Lenoke .
J. Gresham . . .
JD. L. Barnes
Qc.W. Ettenger....
C.B.King
C. T. Schoen
H. B. Robischung .
H. B. Kobischung .
K. S. Erskine
P. G.Emery
J. W. Paterson
H. S. Teal
C. A. Anderson
J. S. Copeland
J. T. Macdonald, Jr .
H. Guels
J.Keller
M.J. Grier
E. Cliff
A. "W. Field
H. A. Lewis
J. O'Brien
W. D. Sargent
"W. D. Sargent
C. T. Schoeu
C. T. Schoen
E. H. Klnnaman
H. P. Shephard
C. T. Schoen
W.H.Marshall
J. L. Torrey
M. S. Thompson
S. Strande
M. Zoeller
R. M.Shaffer
J. M. Wheat.
J. W. Hurd. .
J. Childs
L. Leitch
T.Collins
T.R.Chambers
M.Tucek
J. T. Wilhide
F. J. Penn and J. Deeley, Sr.
A. Mason '.
J. J. Hayes
H. Strater . . . .
H. Loftie
G. N. Phares .
A. F. Barron .
A. T. Bemis...
J. Starkey
E. L. Ransome.
J. Conley
J. Conley
J. Conley
J. Conley
J. Conley
C. Forrester and A. H. Donecken ..
C. E.Frost
P. Gonder
T.Green
H. L. Hayes
O.F. Kaul
C.Krahe
F. Macarthy
N. Merley
W. H. Koye
G. S. M. Rutter
J. M. Shuck and T. E. Martin.
C. A. Snow
W. A. Wilford
G. C. Firestone
T. Green
B.W.May
R. B. Morrison
No.
Date.
Mar. 6
July 10
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
June 26
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
June 12
Nov. 6
July 24
Sept. 18
May 15
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
July 17
Jan. 30
June 5
Oct. 23
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
May 29
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
July 31
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
June 20
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
July 17
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
July 17
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
May 8
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
516,122
522,682
517,112
517,953
516,863
528,522
515,666
513,942
522,032
528,238
527,159
514,819
531,612
531,596
531,577
521,252
528,854
523,362
526,187
520,001
518,919
529,897
529,372
530,783
528,553
516,992
523,084
513,656
520,900
527, H62
527,296
513,655
518,110
520,503
524,450
529,537
523,846
527,027
517,085
527,175
526,377
530,231
515,858
513,086
525,241
515,637
522.121
512,673
511,949
513,215
523,076
517,883
514,406
529,675
513,738
.516,112
513,034
513,035
513,036
513,037
513,038
512,106
531,371
523,275 j
514,709
516,306 !
524,442 '
519,677 I
518,153
527,703
513,719 Jan. 30
528,113 j Oct. 23
516,615 I Mar. 13
512,334 Jan. 9
527,255 I Oct. 9
518, *0 ! Apr. 24
513,999 i Feb. 6
529,931 I Nov. 27
512,891 Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
620
868
2317
1873
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3668
2290
2647
789
1402
2703
2675
2644
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1502
1852
2561
2429
1526
1252
49
2089
1549
3229
267
1964
1018
3228
1156
2726
849
1842
2925
582
2273
812
1845
275
203
2263
2202
2731
2430
1561
378
2468
1540
761
716
2055
3361
605
2195
2196
2197
2198
2199
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2290
1907
1227
929
830
1326
1220
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2421
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433
1448
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513
1139
965
1458
655
1874
325
741
1246
408
203
741
227
1102
834
1020
607
110
1925
166
1529
1265
1491
523
1106
1412
1691
307
■ 72
563
323
161
983
1060
766
1566
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441
441
441
442
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1678
389
1103
1643
831
800
239
341
761
492
1740
201
190
441
862
1148
400
432
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
■Brick-
Brick-
Krick-
Brick-
Brick-
machine -
machine -
machine -
machine .
machine -
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine
Brick-machine cut-off table
Brick-machine mold
Brick -machine mold
Brick-maciiine plunger
Brick -machine. Re-press
Brick-making-machine attachment-
Brick. Manufacturing
Brick -mold
Brick or terra-cotta house
Brick or tile cutting table
Brick or tile machine
Brick-press
Brick-press
Brick-presses. Sectional mold for
Brick-pressing machine
Brick -truck
Bricks from coal-dust. Making
Bricks. Manufacture of
Bricks. Manufacturing porous
Bricks. Method of and apparatus for forming .
Bricks, tiles, &c. Facing
Bricks, tiles, &c. Machine for pressing
Bricks, tiles, <fec. Making enameled
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge. Draw-
Bridge. Draw-
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge girder. Truss-
Bridge, scaffold, tower, &c. Extensible structure for
II se as a.
Bridge-shoe
Bridge-signal
Briflge. Suspension-
Bridge. Suspension-
Bridge. Transportable metallic
Bridge. Truss-
Bridge. Truss-
Brid ges, roofs, &c. Construction of :
Bridle
Bridle
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bits. Machine for making
Bridle brow-band
Bridle for horses. Controlling-
Broiler
Broiler or toaster
Broiler or toaster
Brooch-pin
Brooch-pin safety attachment .'. .
Brooder
Brooder
Brooder. Chicken-
!Name.
H.G.Gilbert.
C. H. Horton .
J. J. Kulage. .
J. J. Kulage..
J. D. Pace
E. G. Rankin and J. Tempest.
N. B. Rice .
P. L. Simpson .
H. Stuckey
"W. Zortman and G. R. Ward
"W. "W. WaUace and R. C. Penfield.
E . Fernhol tz
J. Leonhardt
J. Leonhardt
D. Brown
L. Patterson
J. J. Kulage
D. J. C. Arnold ,
G. E. Hagerman
,T. D. Fate
J. J. Kulage
L. F. Gerding and E.G. Harrison...
E. "W. Seamans
P. L. Simpson
J.S. Pullan,W. H.Mann, and J. Gill.
D. M. Warner and C. E. Hammond .
B. Miiller
C. B. Coxe
H . Manrer
H. H. Keller
A. L. R. Van den Berghen
J. Leonhardt
A. M. Strushohn
.T. C. Fenn
F. H. Hopler
N. C. Jessup
M. G. Schinke
H. F. Barndt
F. Carlson
G. Laut
B. Mooro
T. J. O'Brien and E. J. Wilson.
G.F.Ryan
J. Sego and C. Faucher
E. Keating
J. 0. Oakley ,
G. S. Seaman
.T. E. Zimmerman
W. H. C. Greer
D. B. McHenry
F.PrAsil
D. F. Lane
J. A. L. Waddell
J. E. Greiner
T. Marcum
J. R. McLeod
M. F. Bigelow
E. L. Cruger
R. M. Devereaux
T. D. Gordon
M. Lesser
R. Sears
R.A.Shute
W. H. Smith and S. D. Freeman .
F. S wales
E. E. Withey
W. C. Wittmann
G. B. Freeman
C. H. Hartwig
W. A. Lewis ,
W. Hailes
F. Groos
W. T. Russell
D. Metzger
A. F. Bock
D. O. Brnnner
S. Q. Duncan .
L. C. Bill
Xo.
Billings.
518,597
524438
516,375
516,376
520,023
519,590
516,023
513,444
521,349
516 883
515,383
518,185
518,461
518,460
518,643
517,010
516,378
.=>24.927
521,710
515,934
516,377
525,199
516.453
520,455
514,772
521,196
526,936
521,535
520,266
514,421
521,226
523,797
.520,868
530,265
51^,648
514,754
517,809
516,179
514,064
515,834
518,111
530,348
516,121
519,274
530,425
530,120
517,938
520,286
513,389
524,486
515,445
531,048
529,220
528,940
522,021
518,423
529,472
529,022
515,326
519,112
526.241
514,779
529,814
511,811
531,230
523,012
522,572
512,875
526,706
515,593
.518,243
513,103
514,568
529,743
521,598
525,255
518,003
531,255
Date.
Apr. 24
Aug 14
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 15
May 8
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
June 12
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Aug. 21
June 19
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
May 29
Feb. 13
June 12
Oct. 2
June 19
May 22
Feb. 6
June 12
July 31
June 5
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
May 1
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
May 22
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Deo. 18
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
June 26
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
May 1
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
July 24
July 3
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
June 19
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
2006
823
10S6
1059
1893
1179
470
2836
1073
1904
2336
1278
1784
1783
2116
1063
1645
1638
315
1060
2137
1185
2642
1328
787
449
1407
2334
733
843
2825
207
333
2095
1304
657
724
137
164
1158
485
616
600
607
78
2366
2748
900
2434
1694
1250
783
2273
1711
1722
909
2239
293
1599
1344
2292
97
2033
2485
677
1944
61
2665
1397
2288
987
2172
1514
2218
984
2074
5201
J 202
251
252
462
C284
i285
(108
<109
(110
C696
)697
C251
)252
C449
)450
580
323
443
442
(520
1 .521
500
403
399
75
252
(521
i522
284
638
(332
J 333
184
325
:186
187
(702
^703
82
523
325
164
165
170
33
40
291
120
144
145
145
151
21,22
215
574
670
222
603
403
301
183
545
426
410
215
554
70
375
336
547
25
485
625
172
(460
J 461
16
662
350
554
249
518
351
540
245
496
Official
Gazette.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
433
Invention.
Brooder. Chicken-
Brooder. Chicken-
Broom
Broom anrt lantern holder. Combination .
Broom. Com
Broom-com. Machine for removing stems from
Broom-com-sizing machine
Broom-head
Broom-beads. Means for attaching handles to.
Broom-bolder .-
Broom-making machine
Broom or brush
Broom-rest
Broom. Rotary
Brooms. Manufacture of
Brooms. Manufacturing
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush. Air-
Brush and comb. Combination
Brush and scraper for cleaning boots or shoes. Com-
bined
Brush. Bath-
Brush. Bath or flesh
Brush. Baihing or flesh
Brush binder. Paint-
Brush bridle. Paint-
Brush bridle. Paint-
Brush. Cleansing-
Brush cutter. Sage-
Brush-cutting machine ,
Brush. Dust-
Brush. Folding
Brush for doors. Fly-
Brush. Fountain - : .
Brush. Fountain-
Brush. Fountain cleansing- ,
Brush. Fountain marking-
Brush. Fountain marking-
Brush. Fountain or hydraulic
Blush handle. Flu«-
Brash-holder
Brush. Horse-
Brush-machine
Brush-machine
Brush-machine
Brush-making. Method of and means for preparing?
bristles for 5
Brush. Paint-
Brush. Revolving cleaning-
Brush . Shoe-
Brush. Stencil-
Brush-support
Brush. Tooth-
Brush. Tooth-
Brushes. Manufacture of
Bubble-blower
Bubble-blowing device
Bubbles. Composition for blowing soap-
Bucket
Bucket. Coal-handling
Bucket cover. Sap-
Bucket. Elevating-
Bucket-fastener
Name.
J. C.NichoUs..-
F. J. "Wiegand..
D. A. McDonel
J. C. Huxhold..
J. L. Stevenson.
P. Lamboy
G. F-McCombs
J.R.Gilbert
S Green
F.E.Allen
P. B. Donahoo
J. C. Morgel, A. T. Ball, and H. M.
Nagel.
M. Lortin
N. C. Bassett „
A. Stephen
D. A. McDonel
H. B. Ashton
F.J. Clarke
A. W.Hahn
A. E. Magoris
A. E. Magoris
C.W.Roche
J. A. Sampsell
J L. Shute
W. Wallach
J. S. Overman andW. T. "Woolston
C. D. Hoagland
J. C. Wood
G. W. Worden and H. Huettig
G. S. Gladding
F. Neidl
T. W.Frost
C. Boeckb, Jr
C. Boeckh, Jr
G. W. Park
F. K. Froman and H. C. Murray ...
M. P. Kelly and C. HoUoway
H. Z. Ziegier and A. I. Wood
W.E.Frank
A. J. and A. J. Park, Jr
T. D. Constant
H. Ott
G. W. Park
R. G. Bailey
A. G. Carling
W. H. Miller
E. P. Hunt
M. Wool
H. L. Barney
H. Besson
M. Young
M.Young
Bucket hoisting and tripping apparatus -
Bucket mechanism. Drop-bottom-
Bucket. Milk-
Bucket. Oyster-
Buckle
Buckle
Bu ckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
A. S. Miles
G. A. Krichbaum
W. R. Nightingale
J. Knoppfel
L. W. Baldwin
G. F. Whiting
0. F. Hager
S. Zucker
J. Stauder
P. D. Horton
G. Brousseau
E. E. McNanghton
A. Mitchell
W". G. Curtis and J. D. Isaacs
D. S. Sperry and G. R. Hannum . ..
T. L. Marvel
H. L. R. Wolf
No.
516,976
527,822
531,056
5U,122
520,546
520,568
517,761
521,161
520,984
512,597
521,853
513,024
513,022
516,793
.513,837
531,055
517,994
.512.363
519,948
.'120,740
5'2P,730
527.456
£522,535
524,654
.523 058
528,686
524,023
529,541
521,630
530,151
530,152
522,609
517,868
518.352
516,541
513.071
527.032
.520,593
.530.153
527,251
517,118
513,479
519.923
526,084
.51.5,117
524,356
524,043
528,316
519,723
513,327
516,319
515,820
W.E. Ludlow
G. H. Hulett
M. E. Thomas and W. H.Denison
W.E. Crume
G. E. Adams i 517,421
G. M. Aylsworth j 524,298
C. A. Conger i 520,588
D. F. Daltou I 514,706
D. F. Dalton 1523,465
C. R. Harris ' 513,780
C.R.Harris 519.889
H. W. Hoeft 52.5,547
J.A.King 518,999
A. E. McClure 519,542
A. E. McClure ' .519,543
A. E. McClure 519,544
Date.
28 PAT
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
May 29
May 29
Apr. 3
June 12
June 5
Jan. 9
June 26
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
May 15
May 29
Nov. 6
Oct. 16
July 3
Aug. 14
July 17
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
June 26
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
May 15
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
May 29
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
May 22
Aug. 7
May 1
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
June 5
June 19
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
July 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
May 29
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
May 15
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
May 15
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
May 29
Feb. 13
July 24
Jan. 30
May 15
Sept. 4
May 1
May 8
May 8
May 8
Monthly
volume.
2061
1881
1705
228
2796
2833
582
728
421
1438
1947
2183
2181
1756
3507
1704
969
1043
1763
3125
359
1291
610
1177
1516
298
91
1849
2527
43
3334
1846
903
549
2628
2593
213
406
1231
1057
284
2290
210
512
2224
846
1676
2691
580
1568 '{fe«
125 32,33
126 33,34
750 ' ^ ""
'™ i i 191
737 185
C487
H88
451
405
,53
675
(683
)684
(143
H44
172
101
347
468
520
520
414
863
405
241
254
432
756
88
316
156
289
379
73
20
440
606
11
823
451
213
136
636
641
50
98
295
264
66
556
48
124
.541
208
397
649
136
1597
1336
2246
592
2877
129
938
2327
2913
1721
1329
1870
684
121
2780
1405
26.)0
947
147
1
563
2867
1223
2240
3418
1675
388
100
1103
1105
1107
395
318
541
143
696
34
227
548
717
308
469
166
27
671
C339
1340
642
222
36
1
134
694
304
563
843
408
94
24
(264
^265
265
265
Official
Gazette.
1869
393
1556
897
1115
112
1342
1273
283
1601
438
438
1810
795
1556
195
209
894
1176
712
270
120
895
318
700
679
1021
1710
11
761
909
830
1315
1086
1384
1493
720
1698
1069
714
1005
700
637
1110
833
69 1550
69 556
67 1302
66
1513
1238
1238
162
156
325
1717
519
111
1131
1239
190
1937
684
887
1417
1236
802
684
571
; 67 828
66 1 600
66 ' 1646
1480
3
783
1130
1102
46(1
776
879
1223
554
760
761
761
434
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Bnckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Bnckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle ,
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle and trace-support. Harness-
Buckle attachment
Buckle. Back-band
Buckle. Back-band
Buckle-fastener
Buckle. Self clamping and locking trace-
Buckle. Suspender-
Buckle. Suspender-
Buckle. Suspender-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Wire suspender-
Buckles. Clinch-back for suspender-
Buckles. Manufacture of sheet-metal suspender-.
Buddie
Buff- wheel
. Buffing-pad holder
Buffing-machine
Buffing-machines. Abrasive cover for ,
Buffing-roU
Buffing- wheel
Buggy-boot
Buggy-cushion
Buggy-seat
Buggy -top attachment
Buggy-top prop
Buggy-top rest :
Buggy-top support
Buggy -top support
Buggy-top support
Buggy -tops. Lever attachment for raising or lower-
ing
Building
Building-block
Building block
Building- block
Building-block
Building-block
Building-block and apparatus for manufacturing same
Building construction
Building construction
Building construction
Building construction. Tireproof
Building constructions. Composition for
Building. Fireproof
Buildimi-mat. Composite
Buildings. Constructing
Buildings. Construction of
Bullet-mold
Bullion. Kefiniug base
Bumping-post
Bunch-shaper
Bundle-carrier
Biindling-machine
Bung
Bung
Bung
Bung
Bung
Bung and bushing
Bung-closure
Bung. Expansible
Bung-extracting machine
Bung-making machine
Bung-stopper
Bung-stopper and bung-bush .
Bung. Vent- ,
Bung. Teut-
Bunging apparatus
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
A. E. McClure
A. E. McClure
A. E. McClure
A. E. McClure ,
A. E. McClure
A. E. McClure
J. F. MoHoy
A. Morris
F. C. Euffhead and W. F. Anthony.
D. L. Smith
D. L. Smith
D. F. Stayman
A. Steiner ,
C.W. Stirason
F. G. Winkfield
W. Brady
S. C. Anderson ,
C. E. Krouse
"W.J. Ware
W. B. H. Dowse
F.D.Clark
W. L. Doran
D. L. Durand ,
J. N. Mcariff
L. L. Booth
G. V. Martin
J. F. Molloy
G. E. Adams
G. E. Adams
J. Radermacher
"W". T. Heylman
A.E. Perry ,
S. "W". "Winslow
A. W. Rogers ,
H. A. Webster
T. J. Cleary
W.J. Kauffman
F. Long
C. Gussett
J. D. Axline and J. L. BaiUie -
L.C. Pollard
J. Heilrath
W. W. Krutsch
T. MacGlashan
A. N. Rooks
J. B. Aton
C. A. Praray
P. A. Cuenot
A. Federici
J. E. Meyenberg
0. B. Sclimall
E. Smith
H. Behrens
T.O'Shea
E. L. Ransome
E. R. Storm
T. Bailey
W. R. Forbush
M. F. McCarthy
D.Neale
H. Klein and E. Kowenhagen .
J. M. Cornell
G.P.Riggs
C. Y. Petraeus
A. Ewaldt
E. Barth
W. W. Burson
W. F. Hutchinson and A. J. Tyler.
J. Baeumle
N. Fuchs
M. Kragen
P. J. Layden
H. A. Lewie
G. H.Merrick
E. Hazlehurst
L. Wagner
J.U.Kraft
E. E. Elder .
B. Rubenstein
S. Schlansen and I. Neumann .
R. Schaefer
L. Wagner
L. Wagner and J. Marr.
L. S. Buffington
P. Byrne
519,545
519,546
519,547
520,373
520,374
520,375
528,008
518,113
531,336
518,125
523,550
524,618
530,363
514,516
519,518
522,876
513,068
512,038
515,067
520,018
517,435
527,170
521,084
530,960
525,973
515,780
517,875
520.025
528,625
525,363
520,679
528,024
526,137
523,594
523,157
520,516
526,933
526,041
523,835
531,493
527,183
525,545
.525,986
521,415
528,032
526,430
518,274
520,136
527,416
512,043
513,423
518,630
522,143
522,613
516,111
524,472
527,649
531,369
520,489
526,457
525,847
523,425
521,819
515,164
524,416
529,544
519,834
.■518,248
525,833
518,811
518,610
512,832
515,003
520,372
517,160
517,781
519,021
527,952
527,888
526,464
515,09.5
516,667
516,668
521,151
525,530
Monthly
Official
Date.
volume.
Gazette.
Q
be
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^
fi
|67
May 8
1108
(265
J 266
761
May 8
1110
266
67
761
May 8
1111
266
67
761
May 22
2511
608
67
1048
May 22
2513
608
67
104»
May 22
2514
609
67
1049
Oct. 23
2245
542
69
4.59-
Apr. 10
1164
392
67
228
Dec. 25
2224
531
69
166fi
Apr. 10
1180
296
67
231
July 24
2386
599
68
492'
Aug. 14
1123
276
68
885
Dec. 4
510
126
69
1.308
Feb. 13
902
229
66
1041
May 8
1066
256
67
7,53
July 10
1190
297
68
241
Jan. 23
2243
541
66
.519
Jan. 2
517
122
66
99
Feb. 20
1795
453
66
1222
May 15
1878
459
67
915
Apr. 3
20
5
67
6
Oct. 9
803
196
69
164
June 5
593
140
67
1304
Dec. 18
1535
363
69
1.525
Sept. 11
1141
259
68
1371
Mar. 6
89
21
66
1470
Apr. 10
747
187
67
1,58
May 22
1899
464
67
935
Nov. 6
178
44
69
67ft
Sept. 4
75
20
68
1164
May 29
3028
733
67
11,58
Oct. 23
2268
548
69
463
Sept. 18
1416
330
68
1434
July 24
2456
616
68
505
July 17
1702
5 427
\ 428
|68
352
May 29
2743
664
67
1105
Sept. 18
1584
372
68
1464-
Sept. 18
1252
290
68
1404
July 31
2898
722
68
602
Dec. 25
2506
597
69
1720
Oct. 9
823
200
69
^m
Sept. 4
385
94
68
122?
Sept. 11
1158
263
68
1375
June 12
1172
279
67
142(>
Oct. 23
2282
550
69
466
Sept. 25
1960
467
68
1549-
Apr. 17
1446
361
67
297
May 22
2110
514
67
971
Oct. 16
1217
297
69
254
Jan. 2
523
123
66
lOO'
Jan. 23
2796
685
66
628
Apr. 24
2062
513
67
42a
June 26
2478
594
67
170O
July 10
762
192
68
164
Mar. 6
604
142
66
1,56(5
Aug. 14
876
216
68
839
Oct. 16
1600
386
69
32,5.
Dec. 25
2288
69
1678
May 29
2703
655
67
1098
Sept. 25
2010
478
68
1558
Sept. 11
934
209
68
1333
July 24
2159
C542
I 543
|08
452
June 26
1897
455
67
1.592
Feb. 20
1951
66
12,52
Aug. 14
795
cigi
il95
441
^68
823
Nov. 20
1853
69
1022
May 15
1580
387
67
861
Apr. 17
1402
351
67
289
Sept. 11
902
201
68
1327
Apr. 24
9389
590
67
480
Apr. 24
2027
504
67
416
Jan. 16
1863
441
06
380
Feb. 20
1686
423
66
1204
May 22
2509
608
67
1048
Mar. 27
2397
565
C6
1949
Apr. 3
615
153
67
119
May 1
133
33
(511
67
561
Oct. 23
2123
<512
(513
>69
439
Oct. 23
2013
483
69
416
Sept. 25
2017
480
68
1559
Feb. 20
1831
462
66
1230
Mar. 20
1558
370
66
1776
Mar. 20
1559
(370
)371
^66
1776
June 12
706
(165
5 166
86
|67
68
1338
Sept. 4
350
1216
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
435
Invention.
Burglar-alarm .
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Burglar-alarm
Bnrglar-alarm
Bnrglar-alarm
BurglaT-alarm
Bnrglar-alarm
Bnrglar-alarm. Detonating
Burglar-alarm. Detonating
Burglar-alarm. Detonating ,
Burglar-alarm. Detonating ,
Burglar-alarm. Door-locking
Burglar-alarm . Electric
Burglar-alarm. Electric
Burglar-alarm. Electric
Bnrglar-alarm. Portable ,
Burglar-alarm. Portable
Burglar-alarm . Safe
Burglar-alarm spring
Burglar-alarm system
Bnrglar-alarm systems. Circnit-closer for
Burglar-alarms. Window-spring for
Burial apparatus
Burial apparatus -
Bnrial-case
Burial-casket
Burial-casket
Burial-casket flower-bracket
Bnrial-casket pedestal
Burner:
See Bagasse-burner.
Duplex burner.
Tnjector-bnmer.
Lamp-burner.
Flasb-light burner. Oil-burner.
Pluid-fuel burner. Oil or gas burner.
Gas-burner. Stove gas-burner.
Hydrocarbon -bum- Vapor-burner,
er.
Hydrocarbon injector burner.
Burner for burning gaseous fuel
Burner for the combustion of gas or vapor ifor heating
purposes.
Burning city refuse
Burning garbage, &c. Apparatus for
Burning garbage, &c. Method of and apparatus for.
Burning granular fuel. Apparatus for
Bumishirig-machine
Bus-bar switch for central stations
Bushing and faucet. Barrel
Bushing and tap. Bung
Bushing. Barrel-
Bushing. Barrel-
Name.
Bushing for drums or pulleyB
Bustle
Butchering apparatus
Butchering apparatus
Butter, &c. Apparatus for molding pats or blocks of.
Butter-box lining
Butter box or case
Butter-extractor. Centrifugal
Bntter-extractor. Centrifugal
Butter-extractor. Centrifugal
Butter-extractor. Centrifugal
Bntter-extractor. Centrifugal
Butter-mold
Butter-mold
Butter-mold. Adjustable
Butter molding and cutting device
Butter-package cover
Butter. Preserving or renovating
Batter. Producing sterilized
Butter-worker
Butter- worker
Butter- worker
Button
Button
Button
Button
Button
Button
Button
Button
Button
Button
Bu tton
Button
Button and fastening therefor
N. Hamlet
J. F. Harvey and D. Shields
C. R. Hoopes ,
P. H. Lindsey and C. H. Squires . .
J. H. Lowe
C. J. Lyons
G. "W. McLaughen and W. L. Gal-
lant.
H. A. Moore
"W. Kitzmann
H.C.F. E. Snowman and N.E.Lacey
J. A. Spurlock
A. N. Woodard
L. B. Buriill
J. W.Horn
W. S. MoCUntock
S.D. Silver
H.J. Mitchell
W. A. Brownell and J. B. Seager...
J. Frame and R. B. Morden
A. Stromberg. (Reissue)
L. G. Larson ,
S. C. Lawlor
J. W. and W. D. Gilstrap
M. T. Gordon
A. Stromberg
A. Stromberg
J. Steiner
T. Martin
A. E.Whitney
J. F. Hobson
M. M. Hoffmann
L. Stein and N. Rappleyea
B. F. Gleason
S. N. Hiser
J. F.Hewitt
H. A. and H. A. House, Jr.
52.3,036
521,165
524,687
526,284
J. C. Anderson 526,283
C. W. Clayboume 531,160
T. Gare 1521,977
E. L. Ransome .
J. C. Anderson .
No.
521,024
515,677
521,239
528,953
530,434
518,614
518,532
519,265
516,771
515,558
514.513
515,851
530,012
530,947
516,215
.531,428
528.206
528,589
517,450
11,423
527,998
517,869
530.411
517,547
530,976
530,975
522,277
529,456
518,976
521,568
524,762
518,553
519,426
514,851
Date.
A. B. Herrick .
G. H. Merrick .
J. Mohn
A. Kuehne
G. H. Merrick .
J. Walker
524,383
520,239
530,703
518,194
520,240
515,563
E. Case 517,434
M. Cherry and D. Dysert 527,320
P.A.Davis 529,367
W. Hucks, Jr 526,902
G. W.White 524,231
C.L. Sims 515,258
G. M. Anderssou 519,691
G. M. Anderssou 520,102
G. M. Anderssou 520,131
O. Ohlsson 528,682
A. Ponten 521,043
W. Dorsev and J. E. Brenneisen ! 519,495
F. W. Eggeling ! 520,917
H. S. Maltby 524,147
L. L. Mivelaz i 523,584
O. W. Stearns i 525,032
W. N. Blakeman, Jr ' 520,513
G. Miiller : 523,587
D. J. Davis I 518,588
R. B. Disbrow 527,673
F.B. Fargo 515,667
J. W. Beaumont '. i 515,188
T. W. Crozier 1519,668
W. S. Godfrey 519,946
H. W. Libbey 527,432
P. Neidhardt { 527,502
J. V. Pilcher | 521,042
521,418
526,739
520,897
522,239
528,397
520,621
525,527
J. V. Pilcher.
R. Poschel
C. Radcliffe
A. J. Shipley and T. E. Hyde, Jr.
J. Skilling
C. E. Stowe
J. Bernstein and M. Kohn
June 5
Feb. 27
June 12
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
May 1
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
June 26
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
July 3
Nov. 20
May 1
June 19
Aug. 21
Apr. 17
May 8
Feb. 13
July 17
June 12
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
June 26
Aug. 14
May 22
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
May 22
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
May 15
May 22
May 22
Nov. 6
June 5
May 8
June 5
Aug. 7
July 2-t
Aug. 28
May 29
July 24
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
May 8
May 15
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
June 5
June 12
Oct. 2
June 5
July 3
Oct. 30
May 29
Sept. 4 :
Monthly
volume.
482
2800
861
803
620
2032
1900
583
1728
2612
898
196
2655
1516
788
2380
2591
108
65
2543
2232
738
582
214
1567
1566
184
1696
63
1463
1362
1930
889
1461
1487
732
1226
1664
1661
1897
2191
730
2286
1117
1310
2289
2618
19
1056
1518
115
698
203
187
155
506
470
142
406
648
229
46
637
359
184
569
626
27
14
611
538
185
145
49
371
371
50
405
16
342
332
477
215
367
370
173
300
393
C392
J 393
452
527
177
555
271
328
556
(649
i650
4
255
363
Official
Gazette.
390 97,98
446
2109
1353
2027
2098
291
522
1007
303
310
2439
1838
2740 I
2446 612
1997 I 494
1635 ' 394
2782 I 693
1985
1310
1760
1244
1359
520
1178
117
263
110
2915
2915
346
495
313
431
306
331
123
280
28
63
26
705
705
85
.
a
M
^
Ph
67
1284
66
1426
67
1366
69
813
69
1328
67
417
67
379
67
650
66
1805
66
1388
66
1040
66
1489
69
1183
69
1522
66
1616
69
1696
69
536
69
666
67
14
67
1713
69
457
67
156
69
1322
67
43
69
1530
69
1530
6H
38
69
995
67
548
67
1494
68
940
67
384
67
722
66
1147
68
312
67
134a
68
903
68
1480
^68
1479
69
1591
67
1647
68
812
67
1004
69
1433
67
256
67
1004
|66
1389
6
210
964
73
743
1281
819
959
969
698
1292
742
1252
718
502
1044
1105
50a
411
332
1422
1258
797
894
259
282
1291
1427
23
1245
21
595
1138
1215
436
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlphdbeUcal list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Button-attaching machine
Button-attaching machine
Button-attaching machine
Button-attaching machine
Button-blank-formiug machine.
Button clasp. Collar-
Button. Collar-
Button. Covered
Button. Cuff-
Button. Detachable
Button-drilling machine
Button-drilling machine
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastening machine
Button-fastening machine. Automatic .
Button -finish wg machine
Button-holder
Buttonhole-cutter
Buttonhole repair-patch
Buttonhole-strip and making same ,
Button-machine
Button or stud. Collar or cuff ,
Button or stud. Cuff-
Button or stud. Cuff-
Button parts. Mechanism for assembling ,
Button-riveting machine
Button. Separable
Button. Separable
Button. Separable
Button-separator
Button-setting apparatus
Button-setting machine
Button-setting machine
Button-setting machine
Button-setting machines. Tube loader for .
Buttons. Apparatus for forming pearl
Buttons. Detachable cover or appliance for covering
Buttons. Holding device for cleaning uniform-
Buttons to garments. Machine for attaching
Buttons to garments. Machine for attaching
Buttoner. Combined shoe and glove
Buttoner. Shoe-
Cabinet
Cabinet and index-file
Cabinet. Copy-book
Cabinet. Grocer's
Cabinet. Housekeeping-
Cabinet-maker's clamp
Cabinet-maker's clamp
Cabinet. Parasol or umbrella
Cabinet. Kecord, biographical, and memorial
Cabinet. Revolving ribbon-
Cabinet. Stationery-
Cabinet. Street- vender's
Cabinet. "Work-
Cabinets, &c. Secret compartment for
Cable-carrier
Cable-conveyers, &c. Coupler for
Cable-conveyers, &c. Coupling for
Cable-grip
Cable-grip
Cable-grip
Cable-grip
Cable-grip for logging and other purposes
C\ ble-gripper
Cabie-hanger
Cable-replacer
Cable. Running and carrying
Cable-stop mechanism
Cable-support
Cable-switch
Cable traction. Overhead-
Cables. Apparatus for transporting loads by travel-)
Cables. Tension device for towing-
E. ST. Barber and J. H. "Whitehead
C. E.Denton
W. E. Elliott
Cableway
Caddy. Flour-
F. A. Ryno ,
E.J.Pope
.J. B. 'Wolgemuth and G. S. Engle
B. Hurst and L. Rosenberg
A. M. Lougee ,
.J. A. Flomerfelt
"W. J. Moore
G. Carlyle
J. Webb
R. M.Bell
H. Thier
J. C.F.Dick .,
I. J. Saunders .
H. A. Berger
"W. Lerch
C. A. Shultz
E.P.Roche
F. A. Cook
G. Carlyle
T. "W". Jones
C. C. Chanapenois-
C. C. Champenois.
I. G. Piatt
F. A. Ryno ,
T. E. Anderson
J. Holmes
J. Rodriguez
J. W. Holman
TV. B. Merritt
I. G. Piatt
A. J. Shipley
A. G. Wilkins
A.. W.Ham
G. Carlyle
W. C. Cooke.
E. A. J. Meredith .
D. A. Carpenter...
D. A. Carpenter ...
I. E. Mushette.
D. H. Muir
P. Marvel
I. E. Edgar
R. E. Ashbrook and M. H. Ingram.
J. M. Goff
B. S. Wilkins
F. F. Houston
F. F. Houston
A. Bever
J. E. Whalen
J. A. N". Lindsey
L. C. Beardsley
D. P. Pierson
J. Prit-st
J. F. Slater
H. H. Bliss
M. Garland
M. Gailand
F. T. Hogg
A.N. Humphreys
G. C. Ormerod and J". H. Charles.'
J. A. Tauberschmidt
G. Gagnon
J. Whitall
A. E. John.son
J. Z. Murphy
J. P.Roe
E.Neil
E. G. P. Wern
G. C. Ormerod
W. G. Berg
J. P.Roe
W. F. Humphrey and S. V. Hoffman.
T. S. MiUer
A. Palmer
516.959
518,182
526,012
517,485
529.950
.525,039
516,683
.'i23.U9
518,595
531,466
520,914
522,036
513,866
.529,974
517,604
529,139
518,340
519,582
512.452
522,768
514,415
520,913
524,277
.524, .523
528,715
520,999
520,451
521,776
527,555
520,122
527,394
517,758
517,622
531,224
518,708
530,105
522,044
516,787
514,863
519,788
525,133
525,154
518,619
514,126
529,251
525,935
529,528
521,628
511,844
511,845
518,390
523,755
528,885
531,250
522,486
514,771
513,061
516,698
516,568
517,338
513,014
512,112
528,384
514,389
526,224
528,313
516,205
519,586
530,902
527,069
527,306
529,530
519,561
530,720
530,995
523,364
518,271
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
June 26
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
May 15
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
June 19
Jan. 2
•Jan. 2
Apr. 17
July 31
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
July 3
Felj. 13
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
May 8
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 20
May 8
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
July 24
Apr. 17
1195
116
2521
1855
1583
1689
2004
2462
298
2296
3558
2568
304
1104
1560
1171
1217
1041
727
296
519
964
334
443
2631
1834
1444
2065
1178
578
337
2022
2203
48
2307
1749
1474
1513
2023
2060
2042
234
1307
1070
1828
1566
152
154
1662
2755
661
2064
529
1327
2233
1606
13 S3
2690
2171
643
2893
691
1572
2776
773
1174
1431
643
1036
1831
1130
1146
1599
1442
481
320
C274
^275
26
608
453
377
422
497
586
72
(549
I 550
876
619
70,71
(267
)2fi8
(387
)388
281
294
257
185
72
121
237
82
106
( 636
\ 637
437
352
504
(288
^289
142
79-
482
(550
)551
13.14
(553
) 554
412
370
(368
J 369
495
502
508
54
314
243
(434
J 435
366
38,39
39,40
410
684
1.59
493
134
331
537
383
329
631
517
154
700
(174
\ 175
369
670
180
282
340
(1.56
) 157
251
(435
H36
(271
) 272
(278
)279
(379
)380
(517
J 518
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
437
iDTention.
Caisson airlock.
Cake-machine...
Cake-machine.
Cakes, &c., with icing. Machine for coating
Calcimine
Calcimining. Manufacture of material for. .
Calcine-fumace
Calcining apparatus
Calcium bisulfite liquor. Making
Calcnlatin g apparatus
Calculating apparatus
Calculating-machine
Calculating-machine
Calculating-machines. Mechanical movement for . .
Calculating system. Electrical
Calculator
Calculator ,
Calculator for wages
Calculator. Logarithmic .
Calendar
Calendar-holder
Calendar holder. Memorandum-
Calendar. Perpetual
Calender-roll
Calendering-machine
Calendering-machine
Calendering-machine
Caliper-gage
Calipers
Calipers
Calipers
Calipers and dividers
Calipers. Micrometer-
Calipers or gage. Sliding
Calipers. Watchmaker's
Calipers. "Watchmaker's
Calking-hnb with soldering nipple or ferrule .
Calking- tool
Calking vessels
Call-box. Magnet
Call. Electric
Camberingmachine ,
Cambering-machine
Camera:
See Folding camera.
Lamp sketching-
camera.
Magazine-camera.
Camera
Panoramic camera.
Photographic camera.
Roll-holder camera.
Boll-holding camera.
Camera
Cam era
Camera
Camera-shutter
Camera-shutter
Camera-shutter
Camera-shutter
Camera-shutter
Camera-shutter .._
Camera-shutter mechanism
Camera tripod or support
Camp-chair. Folding
Can:
See Baking-powder can. Seamless self- opening
Fruit-can. can.
Garbage-can. Shipping-can.
Milk-can. Self-closing can.
Oil-can. Sheet-metal can.
Oil or gasoline can.
Xame.
TV. C. Barr
P. D. Harton . . .
P.D. Harton....
J. H. Mitchell..
Gr. S. Adams
E. 'Watson......
J. Prud'homme .
"W. S. Pierce
M. L. Griffin....
W. T. Odhner . .
P. Soulier
J. A. Sewell....
S. K. Stallard...
L. Ehrlich
H.Hollerith....
W. H. Clark.
F.G.Nelson.
D. L. Albert.
J. Billeter . . .
W. K.David
L. G. Fouse
B. L. Crampton
C. E. Tawter . . .
N. D. Ingram and G. H. Moore .
B. Butterworth
P.Dillon
H.J. Frink
C.E.Billings....
J. Bath
G. Oberbeck
J. Eanda
B. A. Saddler....
J. D. Sloane
P. Beber
A. F. Brockway .
G. B. Farrell
G. W. Young-...
D. Falvey
A. .1. Brooks
C.E. Scribner...
P. M. Bandall...
H. C. Byding....
H. C. Eyding....
Paper-can.
Sealed can.
Shipping-can.
Tin can.
Valved can.
Can-bodies, &c. Machine for making.
Can-bodycrimping machine
J. E. Slackmore .
H. easier
T.M.Clark
A. Delng
J. E. Blackmore .
H. B. Carlton....
L.F. Eiden
.1. C. Hegelein ...
W. J. MoCollom.
G. A. "Waters
T. V. Jensen
E. "W. Perry, Jr .
C. A. Fairbanks.
W. H. Smyth .
H. Schaake . . .
Can-body-forming machine ■ F. M. Leavitt and J. G. Hodgson...
Can-body-forming machine J. K. TTnderdown.
Can.body-making machine ' CM. Symonds ...
Can-body -making machine CM. Symonds ...
No.
514,84.'?
516,648
524.022
525,053
525,804
522,634
522,853
.■530.125
526,076
514,725
517,308
519,973
518,284
520,040
518,604
527,943
.526,196
518,438
513,172
Date.
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
July 10
July 10
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
May 15
Apr. 17
May 22
Apr 24
Oct. 23
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
527,413 I Oct. 16
522,251
529,366
529,979
516,490
528,920
525,679
516,646
517,208
527,651
530,713
517,066
524,611
517,073
514685
520,558
528,535
519,372
531,411
527,169
523,132
512,217
520,708
531,448
July 3
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
May 29
Nov. 6
May 8
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
July 17
Jan. 2
May 29
Dec. 25
528,140 Oct. 30
517,539
520,950
599,369
525,439
.512,601
519,247
524,143
520.696
526,471
530,486
517,360 i
516,763
Apr. 3
June 5
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
May 1
Aug. 7
May 29
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
529,815 ' Nov. 27
528,305 Oct. 30
522,261 July 3
528,192-, Oct. 30
515,136 Feb. 20
516,033 Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
1447
1521
90
1885
842
794
1161
87
1313
2642
1808
1461
1920
2015
2114
1522
1744
2405
1212
131
1517
2573
1245
746
600
1518
2480
1601
1130
2240
1109
2253
1186
2816
18
798
2350
803
1662
810
3078
2433
364
C361
1362
20
461
C289
5 290
23
304
C314
5 315
620
443
(365
(3G6
471
5 500
5 501
C507
5 508
357
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581
(296
5 297
31
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(620
5 621
298
175
5 143
5144
361
584
387
274
531
273
533
296
680
6
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561
195
416
196
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579
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Gazette.
45
198
363
1521
88
364
208 51,52
1441 348
558
304
3058
2027
729
2726
1717
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72
740
483
178
641
404
2294
2753
2560
1901
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(^
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1145
|66
1768
68
679
68
1051
68
1318
68
170
|68
235
69
1231
68
1415
^66
1108
■ 60
1997
67
902
I 67
300
67
939
^67
414
}e9
436
68
14.';2
67
352
66
552
(69
253
68
25
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963
^69
1165
66
1700
69
803
|68
66
1261
1767
66
1966
69
325
69
1435
66
1918
68
882
66
1021
66
1094
67
1120
69
649
67
706
69
1690
69
164
68
345
66
154
67
1167
69
1706
J69
517
67
40
67
1263
69
964
68
1189
66
284
67
645
68
718
67
1164
68
1561
69
1348
66
2014
66
1803
^69
1112
69
568
-68
30
69
532
66
1242
U6
1542
438
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Can-capping machine
Can-cleaning machine
Can-crimping machine
Can discharge attachment. Oil-
Can-feeding machine
Can-filling apparatus
Can-filling device
Can-filling machine
Can-filling machine
Can-filling machine
Can-filling machine
Can-filling machine
Can-filling machine
Can-fluxing mechanism
Can for paint, putty, lard, &c
Can forming and soldering machine. Fruit-
Can-guard
Can-head cutting and shaping die
Can-head flanges. Machine for crimping
Can-head-forming die ,
Can-heading machine
Can-heading machine
Can-heading machine
Can-heading machine
Can-holder
Can-key. Self-opening
Can-laheUng machine
Can-labeling machine
Can-laheling machine
Can-making machine
Can-making machine
Can-making machines. Carrier for
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener
C an-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-opener and vegetable-parer. Combined
Can or vessel
Can-testing machine
Can-testing machine
Can-testing machine
Can-testing machine
Can-testing machine
Can-top-cleaning machine
Can-topping machine
Can-washer
Cans and cooking the contents thereof. Apparatus
for filling
Cans. Apparatus for plugging and topping tomatoes,
&c., in
Cans. Closing
Cans. Direct bail attachment for
Cans, &c. Frame for carrying
Cans. Key for opening metal
Cans. Liquid-emptying device for
Cans. Manufacture of metallic preserving- ,
Cans. Pneumatic tester for
Canning apparatus. Fruit-
Canning machinery
Canal, sewer, and rain gage or meter. Self-recording
Canal traction device
Canceling machine. Card-
Candle-extin jniiaher
Can dIe-ex tinguisher
Candle-grasp
Candle-holder
Candle shade holder
Candles. Apparatus for manufacturing hollow
Candelabrum
T. Van Kannel .
J. R. Rowlands .
J. W. Koberts..
"W. Mathews
H. K. Stickney. .
G. H. Perkins . .
E. C. Hillyer. . . .
H. C. Baxter and H. E. Stickney .
C. S. Bucklin.
J. TV". Kales.
512,073
523,713
521,893
517,618
523,554
519,307
527,982
516,326
515,283
520,683
515,062
523,553
518,973
512,403
521,033
514,453
516,965
518,724
528,306
531,451
525,100
518,105
522,270
515,362
528,259
517,657
529,257
527,843
524,916
E,. D.Hume 528,673
526,925
H. R. Stickney
H. R. Stickney
A. J. Tanner
J. Solter
M. A. Marzynski
E. Eisenbraun
B. F. Cockavne and A. L. Baron
B. W. Morfbot
H. Schaake
N. Troyer
J. Gouid, Jr
M. Jensen
E. Iisrorton and J. G. Hodgson
D D.Ranney
W. V. McKenzie
E.Norton
C. R. Frazer
F. X. Gaudrie
F. Tardif and W. "Wethered.
A. Johnson and H. C. Black.
R. D.Hume
J. Bien
M. Dallas
G. L. Donovan.
D. Earl and A. Goodman
C. A. andO.W. Hult
C. F. Keller
T.B.Lepley
I. W.Low
C. H. Winchester
F. "W. "Wright
G. H. Mitchell
6. Brinton
J. Black
J. B.Clot
J. G. Hodgson
"W". B. Mann
529,269
529,849
521,643
517,268
515,663
."122,213
528,371
511,959
514,014
515,983
528,582
528,517
529,677
531,616
522,107
522,259
521,935
D. D.Ranney 528,987
C. A.Burt i 528,462
C. A.Burt 514,702
M. Letson and F. Burpee 525,022
F. Strattner ' 512,919
512,913
527,650
512,998
521,554
517,523
524,754
517,580
J. T. Sollenberger .
J. Banbury
F. "Westerbeck
P. Scholten
A. Kleinfeldt
A. F. Chable ,
A. "W". Livingston
"W.B.Page. (Reissue) 11,443
E. M. "Williston 524,052
E. R. Pruitt I 512,323
A. J. Grover ' 530,337
F. A. Pocock ! 521,865
A. A. Low 517,051
J. Boyle 1529.107
D. Ciirran 1515,575
H. Glaser ^ 531,028
R. H. Hepburn j 516,330
R. "W. Morgan i 521,726
L. J.B. Fournier ] 521,407
A. C. McKercher ' 518,650
Date.
Jan. 2
July 31
June 26
Apr. 3
July 24
May 1
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
May 29
Feb. 20
July 24
May 1
Jan. 9
June 5
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Aug. £8
Apr. 10
July 3
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
June 19
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
July 3
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Dec. 25
June 26
July 3
June 26
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
June 19
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Apr. 3
Sept. 25
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
June 26
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
June 19
June 12
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
575
2684
2014
328
2393
665
2193
962
2146
3033
1785
2392
57
1120
496
786
2045
2241
2762
2438
1968
1148
171
2299
2681
413
1319
1920
1612
274
430
1340
2355
1590
2574
2777
69
2871
391
61
406
99
3118
2057
2708
2411
147
2106
854
3035
1214
1820
2018
2009
1600
2142
1438
173
1348
269
2350
135
979
460
1967
2215
10.50
2638
1658
969
T728
1161
(136
)137
(665
1666
486
78
600
161
528
(226
J 227
(533
<534
(535
(734
)735
(4.50
H51
599
14,15
270
118
201
484
558
667
580
481
(288
)289
46,47
571
646
100
317
318
462
(395
)396
67
(106
U07
321
562
372
603
691
15
695
91
15
94
25
756
493
649
579
36,37
(505
)506
202
203
736
(302
)303
(443
H44
479
477
386
510
334
39
329
62
(560
i561
31
240
(115
) 116
475
525
2.53
655
393
(229
J 230
410
(275
J 276
523
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
439
Invention.
Candlestick and match-box. Combined
Candy. Machine for cutting stick-
Candy scouring and cleaning apparatus
Candy scouring or cleaning machine
Candy whistles. Manufacture of
Cane and camera-tripod. Combined ,
Cane carriers. Apparatus for charging sugar-
Cane fabrics. Device for weaving diagonal strands
into
Cane-feeders. Electric alarm for
Canejulce. Defecating ,
Cane strips for splicing. Machine for scarfing ends of
Cane-transferring device. Sugar- :
Cane-transferring device. Sugar- ,
Cane. Umbrella- ,
Cane. Walking-
Cane-weaving machine. Diagonal- ,
•Canister and measure
Canister. Soap-powder
Cannon. Breech-loading
Canopy
Cant-hook
Canteen
Caoatchouc-mixing mill
Cap, pillow, and life-preserver. Combined
Capacity of hollow vessels. Apparatus for ascertain-
ing the
Capo tasto
Capo tasto
Capstan
Capsule
Capsule-closer
Capsule-pin and capsule
Car air-brake. Street-
Car and air-brake coupling. Combined
Car and air-brake coupling. Combined
Car and air-brake coupling. Combined
Car and attachment. Dumpin g-
Car and piije coupling. Combined
Car and train-pipe coupling. Combined
Car antioscillating attachment. Street-
Car attachment
Car attachment. Express-
Car-axles. Means for transmitting power from
Car bell-cord hanger
Car-body bolster
Car-bolster
Car bolster. Railway-
Car-brake
Car-bra ke
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake -
Car-brake -
Car-brake .
Car-brake.
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake -
Car-brake .
Car-br.'ike-
Car brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake -
Car-brake .
Car-brake -
Car brake .
Car-brake -
Car-brake .
Car brake .
Car-brake.
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car-brake -
Car-brake .
Name.
A. Nittinger, Sr ,
J. M. AUardyce ,
G. Carlson
G. Carlson
C. E. Gardiner...
B. Rahmer
0. Carr ,
D. E. Warfield- .
A. E. Slangerup .
J. Koebig
H. B. Morris
C. D. Armstrong.
A. Sanchez
R. "Waples, Jr ...
M. Forst
H. B. and E. Morri* .
G. R. ConnaUy-
B. R. Foster . . .
S. Seabury
W. Cole, Jr
W. L. Gatewood.
M . Lara
G. Watkinson ...
P.Frank
G. VoUner
L. L. Filstrup
F. R. andR. Whelan
W. H. Harfield
R. P. Hobbs
K. Morstadt
R. P. Hobbs
R. S. Judson and G. D. Holmes. . .
S. J. Galloway
G. R. J. Newman
S. "W. Summers
S. W. Beatty
G. T. McCrea
T7. N. Sewell
B. F. ChoUar
C. K. Sherwood
F. W. Koehler and F. W. Marten.
E. H. Johnson
A. H. Marden
L. K. Jewett
C. T. "Westlake
C. T. Schoen
E.Allen
T. H. Allen
S. V. Bahme
G. F. Brandau
G.M. Brill
C. "W. Carter
H. B. Cary
G. "W. Chandler and J. C. Dale
E. Cliff
L.H. Cole
H. E.CoUett
W. Curtiss
.1. T.Duff
K. G. Fieke
F. E. Gilling
R. S. Haines
D. Hazard
A. Hendee
C. Keiner
J. Kerwin
G. W. Kramer
C . Leach
P. Leen
S. S. Leonard
G. "W. MacKenzie, T. C. Sloaue, andj
M. B. Sloan. ;
J. Mayer
R. W. McKee
P. McMullen
M. McNulty
J. C. Miner
F. P. Musser
H. H. Sessions
No.
Date.
531,467
531,084
527,662
527,590
530,039
513,058
517,730
517,082
511,866
517,820
517,876
520,720
520,271
517,315
524,678
522,740
522,969
527,329
514,967
513,984
514,455
517,108
525,638
529,119
516,248
514,263
513,165
515,935
525,845
514,842
525,844
530,422
514,184
514,769
526,119
529,583
512,619
513,249
522,929
530,359
525,713
513,046
518,787
512,968
514,797
529,809
531,287
520,384
513,228
513,298
513,229
520,821
517.601
517,916
525,533
517,212
513,670
513,672
523,763
519,993
518,401
514,926
516,636
512,376
523.039
514,655
522,665
516,684
523,219
531,418
515,692
521,034
531,550
528,302
.523,775
526,934
519,587
515,555
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
Oct- 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
May 29
May 22
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
July 10
July 17
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
July 10
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
May 22
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
June 5
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
July 31
May 15
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
July 17
Feb. 13
July 10
Mar. 20
July 17
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
June 5
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
July 31
Oct. 2
May 8
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
2463
1753
1617
1503
2698
2229
528
2266
195
670
749
3093
2342
2651
1214
978
1368
1070
1638
18
792
2310
525
1067
845
586
418
390
366
648
536
[128
I 129
'536
48
499
2392
317
931
1445
929
604
344
1325
1388
1916
1469
2535
1291
504
685
2211
2343
2100
1371
2274
2137
2528
2483
2611
2484
116
300
820
355
2487
3246
3250
2768
1842
1677
1578
1494
1065
1491
1132
837
1584
1814
2364
2830
13
122
577
76
208
364
207
150
82,83
331
3J3
457
3.55
611
320
124
158
C .529
)530
580
498
315
543
512
611
600
(632
)63.!
C600
)601
25,26
69
205
87
585
797
798
687
450
C414
\ 415
397
356
260
371
283
C208
J 209
377
455
565
(704
\ 705
118
119
622
665
666
2787 j " 692
OfiBcial
Gazette.
66
497
2597
2755 ', I
\^\\
447
1176
2608
110
283
^646
1647
67
69
(69
68
69
67
1431
1286
1738
567
531
84
773
>66 j 1387
440
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Car-brake .
Car-brake -
Car-brake -
Car-brake .
Car-brake .
Car- brake.
Car-brake adjuster.
Car-brake adjuster .
Car brake
and power controller. Electric-
Automatic
Automatic
beam. Railway-
. Electromagnetic
handle
handle
. Hydraulic
mechanism
mechanism
-operating mechanism
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway- I
Railway-
Car-brake.
Car-brake
Car brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake.
Car-brake
Car brake
Car-brake
Car brake,
Car brake.
Car brake.
Car brake.
Car brake.
Car brake.
Car brake,
Car brake,
Car brake.
Car brake.
Car brake. Railway-
Car brake. Railway-
Car brake. Railway-
Car-brake-ratchet handle ...
Car-brake shoe and dresser .
Car-brake-staff ratchet
Car-brake system
Car-buffer
Car-buffer
Car-buffer
Car-buffer
Car-buffer
Car-bufBng mechanism
Car-chair
Car-chair. Rever.sible
Car-chair. Revoluble reclining
Car. Combined sleeping and parlor ,
Car construction
Car construction
Car construction. Railway-
Car controller. Electric-
Car. Convertible fruit-
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-couiiling
Car-coupling
Car coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-conpling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling .
'Same.
J. Smith
Gr. F. Steedman and J. H. Brook-i
mire, Jr. '
J. F. Stevens '
H. Thompson
P. D. Van Vradenbnrg ,
S. a. Wilber
J. Howard
2Jo.
J. W. "Winters -
A. W. MitcheU ,
J. C. Deyerle
H. E. Olson ,
D. L. Barnes
R. T. Murray and C. M. Allen
A.B. CoHett ,
J. Marrissett
"W.J.. Fitzhugh
W. Lawrence ,
B. "Wolhaupter
T. F. Kennev
W. S. G. Baker
W. S. G. Baker
"W. Baxter, Jr
J. R. Cribbs
Gr. W. Dickinson and H. H. Warner. .
A. Fahrney
H. Hinckley
G^. H. Kinterand G. D. Teller
A. F. Letson
L. Roberts
G. Rouy
B. W. Smith
J. A. "Webber...
J. Seeberger
J. E. Wars wick
A. D. Gerbig . . -
!N . Lombard
C. A. Gould
W. F. Richards -
"W. F. Richards-
W. F. Richards -
W. F. Richards -
H. C. Buhoup...
E. Pynchon
P. Little
A. B. Macklin . .
L.F.Ruth
"W. E. Coffin
L. K. Jewett
C. A. Smith . . . .
M. B. Monroe.-.
D. E.Barton
E. N. Anderson
C. H. Andms...
L. T. Backus...
L. T. Backus...
G. W. Barfield..
D. L. Barnes . . .
Car-coupling P. C. Brown .
Car-coupling I D. "W. Brunton .
Car-coupling | E. Buckley
Car-coupling ! E. R. Burden...
G. "W. Bartlett
T. P. Bt-adle
C.L. Beck.-.
L. O. Beebee
R. Bennett
C. Bickraeier
O. C. Billraan
J.Bird
J. C. Bishop
E. L. Bolles
B. Bonnans
D. Boyer
V. Brett
H. Bridge
E. D. Bronner
"W. Brooking
"W. S. Brooks and T. M. McDon-
ough
P.C.Brown. (Reissue)
Date.
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
July 24
Nov. 27
May 29
May 29
May 29
Aug. 7
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
June 5
July 10
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
Aug. 21
July 17
May 8
June 26
July 24
Dec. 18
June 5
514,286
528,116
511,573
512,588
517,904
526,513
515,079
517,088
531,268
526,384
531,131
512,497
525,505
513,033
514,763
527,743
517,871
516,257
524,329
530,378
530,379
531,582
528,860
531,588
530,171
527,749
530,185
531.319
529,082
530,460
512,760
.530,912
528,492
528,198
517,405
523,436
529,857
520,573
520,574
520,575
524,217
517,378
516,110
521,120
522,608
529,961
531,510
512,969
530,969
524,785
523,065
519,520
522,095
523,564
531,145
521,094
518,873 Apr. 24
531,430
531,4^7
524,127
525,327
525.249
518,910
513,868
528,460
530,081
521,631
519,600
520,842
516, -129
519.231
520.765
521.699
j 514,587
11,403
519,300
51,5,419
525.529
530,065
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Deo. 4
June 19
May 8
June 5
Mar. 13
May 1
June 5
June 19
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
May 1
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
Monthly Ofticial
volume. Gazette.
535
2426
413
1426
799
2086
1809
2279
2096
1859
1843
1294
307
2194
1318
1753
741
858
615
534
537
2649
626
2663
157
1762
192
2197
1012
657
1744
1447
3080
2571
2836
2180
2368
2840
2842
2643
427
2755
603
653
748
2542
2532
2102
1556
1525
1068
2384
2407
1871
614
2477
2384
2512
274
7
2210
2549
3561
3031
8
1573
1199
160
1139
524
6
1679
1024
750
646
2398
349
2748
131
C.'i87
)588
96
343
200
497
C4.56
) 457
(537
)538
J 503
(504
442
437
311
76
524
328
422
186
200
149
133
134
635
148
639
41
424
47.48
526
244
(163
\ 164
413
344
747
622
(663
)664
549
566
(685
1686
686
(686
^687
(101
I 102
648
141
153
189
(612
\ 613
605
(498
(499
(368
)369
341
(381
(382
256
574
603
444
145
(613
(614
570
598
64
1
538
630
876
735
3
368
289
35
271
126
2
394
258
191
158
595
86
659
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
441
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling
Car-coupling .
Car-coupliug.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coui>ling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-couplic g .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Name.
i
3575
1921
725
2848
1362
846
906
1783
2417
2539
2540
281
284
313
27
1898
1243
269
1309
1367
62
2497
1708
360
1357
2.511
1826
1194
1308
3040
2555
2640
482
623
2281
1201
923
2442
1601
3258
683
918
906
1579
2030
2296
586
927
1413
2293
64
74
1335
2761
1159
1670
160
210
878
1400
501
1394
684
773
391
1435
288
645
1628
2177
2887
333
566
1310
194
2.595
16.37
1413
1114
570
2128
134
1109
585
800
2472
1599
2810
1.578
2270
1407
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481
167
709
329
205
214
425
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613
614
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300
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330
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402
84
315
630
453
(273
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316
738
611
656
115
150
551
301
224
591
384
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161
218
214
376
507
548
146
218
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569
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17,18
320
673
279
397
39
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220
326
119
348
161
188
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1341
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519
698
81
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326
48
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393
354
263
140
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595
401
655
375
563
340
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66
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66
67
66
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69
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"W. E. Burriss
513,875
515,144
525.734
515,704
519,696
512,242
529,020
531,099
518.832
520,393
520,394
519,105
519,106
515.933
515,750
523,268
512,466
515,903
521,433
519,700
517,448
515,487
526.303
.511,939
526,102
523,626
518,492
526,011
512,507
528 466,
531,522
515.577
512,017
512.103
513,098
518,140
512.286
528,124
512.692
513,677
516,158
529,029
521,262
516.680
515 ?1 5
531,375
530,413
51 6.^04
514,8-26
518,7,54
515.765
515,771
530,843
513,395
519,575
529,443
515.830
515,864
517,950
526,128
512,029
522.984
516.1.59
512,194
525,549
516,601
522,343
512,114
519,861
513,019
,520.601
.520.928
525.658
522.940
530,186
,523 667
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
May 15
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
May 22
Mav 22
May 1
May 1
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
July 17
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
June 12
May 15
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
July 24
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
June 12
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
May 8
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Jnlv 17
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
July 3
Jan. 2
May 15
Jan. 16
May 29
June 5
Sept. 4
July 10
Dec. 4
July 31
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
June 12
Apr. 3
July 24
May 1
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
May 15
808
R. C. Butts
1246
E. N. and J. J. Byers
1296
C. B. Calhoun ..'.
1435
T. P. Carroll
820
"W. H. Castle
160
A.G.Clark
831
J.Clark
J. Cochran, Jr
1569
484
F.M. Coombs
P. M. Coombs
1053
1054
589
590
A. L. Croft
1512
S. Crowell
1460
W. W. Culbreath
388
J. Davis
274
H. Deitz
1504
H.Deitz
G. "W. Dickey and T. A. Harding. ..
R. Dinsmore
1431
821
14
1366
W. F. Drew
14P0'
G. M. Drv
68-
N. S. Duggan
1423
H. L. Dun lap
515
W. Dunlap
366
A. S. Edev
1381
C. E. C. Edey
25S-
W. H. Edwards
618
J. W. Elliott
F. Enos
1729-
1394
V. Erhach
92
V. Erbach
120-
J. Evans
527
S.J. Ford
235
T. Foratner
187
H. Gallager
495
T. M. Gallagher
329
J. Gates
747
J. A. Gendron
1581
G. Gladfelter
833
J. D. Goolev
1374
J. Grauvogl ,
1780
T.A.Griffith
1266
D. G. Gross
1680
L. Grunwald
1322-
A. Gudmunsen
1643
J. Haish
1138;
J. R.Hall, Jr
462'
B. Halstead
1465
R.Haub
1467
B.B. Haydon
1474-
E. Havs
621
A. R. Heath
770'
J. S. Heaton
9P0
I. N. Hinsbaw .
1483-
C. W. Hinton
1492
C. W. Hinton
181
F. H. Hitchcock
1431
J. MV. Holmes
96
O.Hood
295
T.J. W.Howard
1581
D. Hunt
147
J. C. Hurley
1223-
G. W. Jackson, R. Smith, and E.)
A. Bennett. \
F. Jobert
1735-
.58
J. Q. A. Johnston
124
T. Johnston
870
E. W. Kelley
437
E. W. Kelley
1133-
G.Ker
1257
F. Kerlin
1255-
■W.K. Kight
263
E. R.Kirby
1250'
J. P. Kirk
547
C. G. Kleinneck
512,717
518,256
521.376
517,753
523,403
519,022
530,697
516.099
528,951
529,924
514.942
517.3P9
.529.396
337
J. La Burt
291
A. La Rue
141.5-
E.J. Lahan
110
J. T. Lampp
446;
J. W. Lang
562
E. Latham
1432
D. W. Lawhon
1562-
G. B. Leonard
812
J. Lessard
1146
M. Lewis
1188
2031
B. Lohr
973
R. F. Ludlow
R. F. Ludlow
515,346
519,721
1323--
828
442
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljyhabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling: .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-couplina; -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car coupling .
Car- coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car'conpling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
No.
Date.
K. F. Ludlow
H. M. Marqnell
J . McDonogh
M. McPhail and F. Kopicke
M. H. Merrill
J. O.Miller
TV. S.Miller
M. Mills
•J. 0. MitcbeU
W. H. Mooers and E. A. KicheU.
L. D. Murphy
S.P.Nelson
TV.C. Nelson
TV. Newell
D. B. Nolley
ft. A. Norcross
O. G. Ogden
0. Olmstead
A. C. Packer
C. TV. Patton
J. H. Pearson
S. Pennington
L.Pix
J. TV. Ramsey
J". Eawles
H. Kaymond
P. M. Keagan
J. Reed
J. Reel
C. H. TV. Relyea
R. J. Reynolds and Gr. M. Jones .
TV. H. Robinson
J. A. Roosevelt
A. Root
J. C. Rose
H. Saamkopf .
H. Sohaeffer . .
J. J. Schairer.
F. Schalcke...
E. TV. Sohmitz and J. TVallmann
L. H. Segrest
G. A. Seidel
S. Selden
T. Seyfried
T.Shea
J. li. Shougli . .
L. Sho waiter -.
D. K. Slawson .
J. TV. Smart . . .
C. H. Smith ...
S. T. Smith....
S. T. Smith....
Gr. Souer ,
J. M. Stark
D. J. Stevenson
C. B. and T. D. Stewart
G. F. Sudheimer, F. Thon, and M.
Richter.
H. C. Swan
P. Sweeney
G. Switzer
C. H. Taylor
H. TV. Taylor
J. C. Taylor ,
G. A. Theobald
C. T. Thompson
TV. V. S. Thorne
J. TV. TolarandB. D. Langston....
C. A.. Tower
H. C. Trask
J. D. Tunnell
J. TV. TJnruh
519,795
516,607
530,708
526,632
514,483
526,250
520,443
529,335
521,887
526,840
513,131
520,376
521,545
512,738
519,092
529,045
528,383
527,392
530,795
517,059
528,798
524,863
512,661
518,355
512,393
530,055
515,719
525,796
530,457
518,745
518,968
514,964
520,380
521,529
516,943
51.5,251
527,376
526,202
527,725
516,123
517,666
525,430
528,346
525,234
519,480
524,030
525.802
515,305
513.657
519,205
518,631
530,558
.529,207
522,954
.516,457
.512,068
516,458
516,881
515,803
517,967
517,670
529,427
512,630
522,439
525,062
512,765
524,919
521,092
514,291
528,623
519,747
A. TV. Van Dorston 1517,178
A. TV. Tan Dorston 517,179
A.J. TValker 525,036
J. A. TVard | 516,619
C. TVasbburn | 512,495
S. N. TVashburn 530,565
J. L. TVheeler 512,928
J. L. and J. E. TVhite 531,490
TV.F. TVhite 514,296
B. M. TVhitlock 517,504
B. M. TVhitlock '517,505
May 15
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
May 29
Nov. 13
June 26
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
May 22
June 19
Jan. 16
May 1
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Dec.
11
1264
Mar.
27
2230
Nov.
6
491
Aug.
21
1531
Jan.
9
1545
Apr.
17
1600
Jan.
9
1101
Nov.
27
2738
Feb.
27
2872
Sept.
11
825
Dec.
4
652
Apr.
24
2279
May
1
49
Feb.
20
1634
May
22
2520
June 19
1399
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
Mar. fi
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Sept. n
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
May 1
Apr. 24
Dec
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volume.
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1174
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Nov. 13
July 10
Mai-. 13
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Jan. 9
July 3
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
June 5
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
May 15
Max. 27
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
2009
2095
1148
1538
1721
623
425
191
2824
2190
978
105
838
2194
3231
476
2063
870
1228
1337
1192
567
1195
1900
121
913
436
1633
1484
464
1898
1754
1621
609
542
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2429
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1465
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443
Alphabetical list of inver.tions — Continued.
Invention.
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-cou]>ling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car coupling and bumper. Combined .
Car-coupling. Automatic
Carcoupling-hook blanks. Making . . .
Car-coupling hooks. Die for forging . .
Car-coupling. Link-and-pln
Car-coupling safety attacbment
Car-coupling safety device
Car-couplings. Draft-iron for
Car-curtain fixture
Car-door
Car-door .
Car-door .
Car-door .
Car-door .
Car-door .
Car-door .
Car-door .
Car door.
Car-door bracket...
Car-door fastener ..
Car door. Freight-
Car door. Grain- . .
Box-.
Car-door-operating mechanism
Car doors. Means for operating dumping-
Car draft-rigging
Car draft-rigging
Car draw-bar
Car draw bar. Railway-
Car drawbar. Railway-
Car draw gear. Railway-
Car. Dump-
Car. Dump-
Car-damp
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car-dumping apparatus
Car-dumping apparatus
Car dumping apparatus. Railway-
Car-dumping device. Hydraulic...
Car. Electric-motor
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car.fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender ,
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Car-fender .
Name.
Car. Electric-railway
Car. Elevated-railway
Car elevator and dumper
Car elevator. Railway- <
Car. Express-
Car. Express-
B. M. "Whitlock.
D. Wholey
S.
S.
W
H
W
A
F.
W
J.
H.
H.
J
J
J
J
W
G. Wilber
G. Wilber
. T. Wilson
A. Winternight
. Y. Wolcott and H. O'Hara
I. Worthington
H. Tinger
. Wallace
P. McMullan
W. Wyman and L. F. Gordon. ..
W. Wyman and L. F. Gordon . .
Wright
A. Markley
L. Arter
Timms
H. Bean
E. E. Cauda
R.T.Garland
H. E. andH. E. Hoke, Jr
I. V. Kelly
P. T. Mooney.
E. L. Phipps
E.L. Phipps
W. L. Ransome
J. L. Wagner
E. A. Hill
T. Eubank
J.J. Mulligan
J. H. Goode, W. H. Anthony, and?
T. S. Lloyd. ^
A. M. King
N . Barney
A. E. Mitchell
A. E. Mitchell
J. H. and 6. L. Vogan
J. A . Sample
A. G. Steinbrenner :.
A.J. Shaw
P. Peterson ,
G. A. Roberts ,
H. P. Williams
H. H. Brown
R. C . Davison
W.G. Lane
W. McMahon
W. McMahon
G. T.Morris ,
E. A. Trapp
E. A. Trapp
E. A. Trapp ,
P. H. Hageney
J.M.Phillips ,
T. Long
N. H.Pine ,
No.
517,506
513,961
515,185
524,452
521,968
526,550
519,216
531,492
518,684
526,796
512,389
524,879
524,880
528,896
521,243
527,136
530,211
528,501
512,004
531,110
522.061
523,211
521,383
513,414
515,248
521,296
512,074
527,792
512,467
513,336
515,672
523,213
515,853
517,145
517,146
512,925
512,488
528,117
512,756
522,026
528,279
514,800
529,108
524,580
528,546
530,198
530,199
525,741
513,446
513,447
525,727
519,257
529,305
527,117
514,662
518,221
J. C.Henry | 524,823
A. L. Widdis ' 528,407
Date.
H. P. Brown.
L. E. and H. Hoy
G. T. McLauthlin, M. W. E. Brunk-
horst, and M. B. McLauthlin.
F. D. Gildersleeve
M. Morell and R. M. Ferrer
C. P. Anderson
A. J. B. Berger
C. Bersch
H. G. Chatain
A. L. Clarke
W. V. Cleary
B. Cron and W. von Miinchhausen
S. A.Darrach
J. T. Duff
W. F. Duncker
H. W. Eaton
G. W. Engel and W. C. Juram .
W. B. George
E.B.Graff
C.R. Hall
F.S. Hogg
A. H. Jelly
W.G. Kerr
A.Kidd
I .529,618
524,344
516,007
526,191
517,638
526,851
519,562
522,149
522,194
522,449
520,354
525,977
524,316
529,370
525,592
531 ,026
531,374
529,260
523,427
523,526
519,472
528,298
524,175
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
June 26
Sept. 25
May 1
Dec. 25
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
June 12
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
June 26
July 17
June 12
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
June 12
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
July 17
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
June 26
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
May 1
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
May 8
June 26
July 3
July 3
May 22
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
July 24
July 24
May 8
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
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volume.
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2172
2140
505
2504
2159
210
1097
1556
1557
677
870
751
238
3094
459
1806
2332
1798
1123
2786
2090
965
580
1841
1244
2666
2788
1801
198
2366
2367
2029
1281
2430
1733
2279
2716
1376
1051
1052
39
213
215
732
2842
2846
708
572
1410
720
1145
1362
1467
2933
1965
665
443
1510
367
296
1131
2488
14
477
2479
1144
595
1524
457
1656
2294
1325
2162
2356
968
2750
354
33
f 910
)911
494
209
521
513
122
596
540
50
265
381
381
163
206
184
59
750
C109
\ 110
429
560
451
265
682
519
229
138
443
300
646
(694
)695
452
47
559
559
481
308
588
(411
J 412
546
655
346
2.53
259
10
53
54
169
(163
139
(337
) 338
176
285
(339
<.340
(341
358
(709
\ 710
468
(162
)163
102
(3.53
J 354
87
72
272
597
4
121
601
260
143
365
109
(392
>393
547
318
545
591
(233
12.14
064
83
Official
Gazette.
67
66
68
09
68 726
444
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inveiitions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
519,128
522,905
522,070
529,041
524,503
518,115
529,460
527,715
527,004
520,335
525,285
525.516
524,841
526,949
531,395
523,551
525,167
518.904
523,693
524,918
521,741
530,140
518,126
528,048
529,052
528,057
517,798
522,530
525,071
528,766
531.234
524,207
520,230
.';20,739
520,857
520,255
515,198
515,581
522,412
514,234
515,157
521,670
519,648
516,408
518,796
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
6
<o
Pi
EC
o
f>
67
68
67
69
68
67
69
09
69
67
68
68
68
69
69
68
08
67
68
68
67
69
67
69
69
69
67
|68
68
1
Car- fender -
S. C Kindig .
May 1
July 10
June 26
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Apr. 10
Nov. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
May 22
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
July 24
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
July 31
Aug. 21
June 19
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
July 3
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Aug. 7
May 22
May 29
June 5
338
1249
2347
939
926
1166
1702
1701
543
2448
2271
327
1501
463
2326
2387
2095
2538
2639
1618
1752
106
1181
2306
960
2321
637
603
1914
433
2039
412
2270
3123
189
80
309
564
222
229
293
406
409
133
594
553
81
367
114
555
599
510
628
655
397
416
28
296
556
227
560
159
(154
\l5b
469
(105
)106
486
98
(552
\ 5.^3
756
42
561
498
657
(104
I 105
107
485
382
307
263
584
358
(719
1720
497
205
513
323
51
669
322
637
374
231
195
94
485
383
65
382
(620
<621
(622
119
398
382
593
365
(230
5 231
469
(626
5 627
477
539
506
585
365
238
316
117
(177
5178
603
Car-fender
Ij. Q. C Lamar
252
Car-fender
M. and V. F. Maidhof
1676
Car-fender
J. McCarthy
837
848
"W. V. McManus
229
G-. W. Oakley
995
H. B. Ogden
344
102
W. J. Rau
1036
"W. F. S. Robinson
1122
T. Ross
1212
965
W. L. Shockley
87
A. D. Smith . .'
1686
E. J. Smith
492
C. E. Struck
1087
C. F. Thomas
509
Car-fender -
E. Thomas
554
Car-fender
R. Thomson ...
986
J. Tobin ...
1549
Car- fender
E. B. and F. S. Towne
B. Tranter
1234
231
Car-fender
H. P. Weale . . .
471
F. D. Weber
840
S.D.Wright
473
, W. I.. Fitzhugh
124
Car fender and brake
H. Maass
119
Car fender and brake. Combined
H. W. Evans
1057
Car fender and brake. Street-
J. S.Detrick
^69 i 725
69 1615
J. T. Van Gestel
Car fender or guard. Street or railway
E. l&emnitz
68
}67
67
67
67
66
66
|g8
66
66
67
67
66
67
69
|66
69
66
69
69
66
736
J. W. T. Gilliam
1001
J. W. Madden
1176
Car fender. Railway-
J. E. McBride
1931
F.I. Clark
May 22 , 2314
Fel). 20 i 1998
Feb. 27 1 2646
July 3 409
Feb. 6 : 447
Feb. 20 i 1939
June 19 i 1632
May 8 1284
Mai-. 13 1107
Anr. 24 2356
1009
Car-fender. Safety
F. De Fontes
1260
W. R. Fowler
139fi
D. Harding and W. L. Fitzhugh....
G. Latz
ftl
Car-fender. Safety
936
Car- fender. Safety
W. J. Ogden
1249
Car- fender. Safety
F. H. Reich
1,596
G. C. Schmidt
G. Q. Seaman, A. Wilson, and W.
Jone.i.
A. W, Stiefel
791
Car-fender. Safety
1674
Car-fender. Safety
474
A , F BOfirdT'ian . . .
529,357 Nov. 20 ] 1490
515 728 ! Feb. 27 i 2883
959
Car fender. Street-
W. H. Brock
1442
Car fender. Street-
W. H. Brock
531,258 Dec. 18
516,266 1 Mar. 13
529,726 1 Nov. 27
529,275 Nov. 13
515,868 Mar. 6
2079
874
2142
1349
216
1023
T. Da vies
1632
Car fender. Street-
H. Grieser
1085
H. C. Kennedy and G. W. Eolet-
ter.
R. C. Lotbrop
910
1494
Car fender. Street-
W. W. Peay
T. C. Rice
515,609 Feb. 27 i 2690
524,734 1 Aug. 21 1314
518,926 Apr. 24 i 2576
.519,803 1 May 15 j 1534
525,902 1 Sept. 11 1022
66 1404
68 932
Car fender. Street-
H. F. Rooney
67
67
68
67
68
67
67
69
68
>66
67
66 1
68 I
66
08 ,
^66
67
|66
68
67
68 i
68 [
66 1
68 ;
66
68 I
|69|
515
J. B. Bailey
852
Car fender. Street-railway-
A. J. Hollingsworth and J. A.
Weaver.
E.J. Smith
W. Dryden
F. S. Hogg
S. J. Rosenfeld
C. F. Haug
E. Bockman and J. E. Hagan
H. W. Kircbner and G. N. Chase...
J. J. McClimont and P. Marron
G. T Moi ris
1350
Car fender. Street-railway-
517,894 \ Apr. 10
524,198 1 Aug. 7
779
396
164
734
518,571 1 Apr. 17 | 1965
521,672 June 19 ; 1634
390
1596
Car fender. Trolley-
530,223
524,883
513,268
521,036
Dec. 4 260
Aug. 21 1564
Jan. 23 2570
1969
976
Car for elevated structures ^
585
Car. Freight-
501
1658
1629
2455
1556
911
1894 1
2588
2000
2247
2114
2322
1449
1049
1266
462
758
1987
Car. Freight-.
512,734 1 Jan. 16
526,261 ' Sept. 18
513,208 Jan. 23
526,214 Sept. 18
514,519 1 Feb. 13
518,528 Apr. 17
513,283 Jan. 23
526,453 Sept. 25
522.003 June 26
526,532 Sept. 25
523,507 July 24
514,844 Feb. 13
."125.919 Sept. 11
514,729 Feb. 13
522,438 July 3
528,928 Nov. 13
340
Car. Freight-
J. Rhoads
H. A. Smith
A.M. Black
147^
C ar. Fruit-
.561
C ar-gate
14.59
1049
C. F. Langell
378
Car grip. Cable-
W. H. Russell
J. T. Marlin
G. Boehm
J. H. Jennings -.
588
Car-grip slot-brake. Cable-
1,556
Car-guard
1650
Car-guard
1577
Carguaid. Street-
C. A. Barrett
479
Car. Hand-
1144
Car. Hand-
1354
Car. Hand-
C. Roberts
1109-
Car. Hand
T. Talbot
92
Car-heater
R.M.Dixon ...
80S
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
445
Invention.
Car-heater .
Car- heater .
Car beater and ventilator .
Car heater. Street-
Car-heating apparatus
Car-heating system
Car indicator. Electric- . .
Car-jack
Car life-guard ,
Car life-guard
Car life-guard. Street-
Car life-guard.
Car life-guard.
Car life-guard.
Car life-gaard.
Car life-saver ..
Street-
Street-
Street-
Street-
Car life-saving gnard .
Car-lighting
Car-lighting
Car lighting, heating, &c. System of
Car lighting or heating system
Car -lighting system. Electric
Car-loader
Car-loading macMne
Car-lock
Car. Mail and express
Car. Mail or express
Car. Mail or express
Car mechanism for operating switches. Street- . . .
Car-motor. Electric
Car motor. Electric-railway-.
Car-motor. Electrohydranlic .
Car-motor. Steam
Car motor. Street-
Car motor. Street-
Car-mover
Car or locomotive fender ,
Car. Ore-
Car. Oie-
Car-pilot
Car pilot or guard
Car-pl atform
Car-platform
Car-platform door
Car-platform gate
Car poling device. Railway-
Car protector. Automatic railway-
Car provided with fenders
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-.
Car. Railway-.
Car. Railway--
Car. Railway-.
Car. Railway-.
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway- ,
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway- ,
Car. Railway- ,
Car. Railway passenger-.
Car register. " Street-
Car register. Street-
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer :
Car-replacer
Car-roof
Car running-gear
Car safety apparatus. Street-
Car safety appliance. Street-rail wav- -
Car safety attachment. Street-
Car safety attachment. Street-
Car safety device. Electric-
Car. Safety express-
Kame.
E. H. Gold
G. "W. Rodgers
L. A. Peckham.
M. K. Bowen
J. F. McElroy . .
E. H. Gold
H. C. Beckmann
W. Jewell
J. J. Reals
J. Schneider
J. Campliell
M."W. Lvdon
T. Euphrat
G. A. Parmenter and C. S. Gooding
J. F.Ryan
F. M. Chapman
L. E. Dubois
I. N. Lewis
"W. M. Miner
I. N. Lewis
C.R.Arnold
W. Riddle and P. Kennedy
F. W. Bond
T. Beck
C. E. Buckley
F. Rowley
W. D. Patterson
C. Zimmerman
E. A. Barber and A. B. Babbitt .
N. C. Bassett
J. C.Henry....
C. E. Emery...
J. A. Barhydt .
H. S. Park
J. Radomski
A. Kuebeler
J. B. Krause and R. H. Crosby
M. C.Ensmingerand J.W. Smitham.
C. G. Soderstrom
R. A. Crawford
R. A. Crawford
J. Krehbiel
L. S. Manning
L. S. Manning
J. Krehbiel
W.C.Boswell
C. Klettner
A. H. Jelly
E. G. Allen
G. W. Bancroft.
C. H. Barrows ..
H. C. Buboup;
0. G. Gates, Jr ,
H. K. Ingram ,
P.M.Kling ,
M. Le Grand
H. W. Libbey ,
C. H. Newbury
C. A. Smith
J. Timms
J. Krehbiel
E. Catlin and G. Rein .
■\V. D.Forbes ,
R. E. Alexander
C. "W. Archer
A. S. Debose
F. W. Reaney
P. J. Schmidt and G. "Weber.
CM Jennings
W. H. Daniell
J. J. Andrews and T. Mott . .
O.R. Routh
H. A. Howe
H. A. Howe
J.M.Kelly
B.J. Tege'thoflf
No.
529,723
.519,644
.'531,559
.529,158
523,588
528,158
515,274
524,440
522,099
531,391
519,402
529,657
514,749
523,683
527,813
524,190
527,270
516,496
510,336
516,495
520. 103
517,998
512,575
5.5.181
5i3,256
5:!n,243
517,234
518,477
527,262
527,927
521,651
519,469
528,067
528,796
531,275
528,171
521,503
512,173
515,306
522,932
.521,307
528.170
515,600
515,602
519,066
529,060
528,254
519,714
513,471
Date.
Nov. 27
May 8
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
July 24
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
June 26
Dec. 25
May 8
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
July 31
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 29
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
June 19
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
June 19
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
July 10
June 12
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
May 1
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
May 15
Jan. 30
529,012 Nov. 13
528,. 845 I Nov. 6
515,322
517,517
513,235
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
516,935 Mar. 20
.514,196
523,435 !
514,332 i
524,355 j
514,634 :
526,156 ;
530,067
526,567 !
523,563 I
515,946
514,816
513,531
515,620
521,087
518,752
527,646
521,477
520,233
515,588
528,438
525,634
Feb. 6
July 24
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
July 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
June 5
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
June 19
May 22
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
2137
1279
2613
1137
2447
2498
2134
828
2395
2320
851
2029
1297
2622
1869
377
974
1255
977
1251
2559
976
1402
2116
2220
295
2518
1809
956
2079
1600
961
2334
484
2109
2521
1352
741
2195
1297
987
2519
2676
2679
219
972
2672
1391
2693
897
594
2234
166
2503
1995
373
2178
C12
683
1102
1449
2751
2168
2406
333
1399
3014
2709
599
2290
1595
1303
2274
2558
2984
517
5 511
)512
307
(625
)626
275
613
(604
)fi05
530
202
576
554
206
486
323
651
449
89.90
(236
)237
(300
t301
232
300
619
243
339
515
540
73
591
448
232
(497
H98
(374
^375
232
(563
} 564
(118
ill9
506
610
314
180
544
323
233
610
665
(665
i 666
51,52
229
(643
^644
336
(713
J 714
(211
)212
(140
1141
553
37
604
(469
}470
89
549
155
166
274
338
660
518
(602
\ 603
80
352
744
674
141
569
385
304
(553
i55t
659
721
125
Official
Gazette.
66
68
1085
791
1741
873
503
520
1286
830
1684
1685
715
1055
1115
551
392
730
195
1702
1651
1702
1073
196
276
1090
1110
1269
1973
363
192
429
1519
734
476
734
69 1628
69 525
67 : 1475
66 i 141
66 ■ 1298
68 : 261
67 i 1389
69 I 525
66 1401
1402
578
843
553
825
681
829
754
1317
34
571
1856
924
455
68 802
06 1078
68 i 1440
69 ' 1200
68 : 1587
1 68 i 495
66 ' 1515
66 1136
66 I 703
66 I 1408
67 ' 1305
67 ! 462
69 324
67 1466
1002
1398
607
1348
446
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list oj inventions — Coutiuued.
Invention.
Car safety-gate. Railway-
Car safety-guard
Car safety -guard
Car safety-guard
Car safety-guard. Freight-
Car safety-guard. Open-
Car safety -guard. Railway- ,
Car safety-guard. Street- ,
Car safety -guard . Street-
Car safety-guard. Street-
Car safety-guard. Street-
Car safety-guard. Street-
Car. Safety non-telescoping railway-
Car. Safety railway- ,
Car safety -stop
Car sand-box
Car sand-box
Car sand-box
Car sand-boxes. Electric heat3r for
Car sand-delivering mechanism. Street-
Car sanding device
Car sanding device
Car-sanding device
Car sanding device
Car sanding device. Street-
Car-seat
Car-seat
Car-seat
Car-seat
Car-seat
Car-seat. Folding
Car-seat locking and turning apparatus. .
Car seat. Railway- . . .'
Car seat. Railway-
Car-seat. Reversible
Car-seat. Reversible
Car-seat. Reversible
Car-signal
Car signal-light. Street-
Car signaling apparatus. Street-
Car spring-buffer. Street- ,
Car-standard
Car-starter
Car starter and brake
Car starter and brake
Car starter and propeller. Electric-
Car-step
Car. Stock-
Car. Street-
Car. Street-
Car. Street-
Car switch-actuator. Street-
Car switch-operating device. Railway- .
Car switching device. Street-
Car. Tank-
Car-tiltin g device
Car transfer device. Cable-
Car-transom
Car. Trolley-
Car-unloading device
Car. Ventilated freight- ,
Car-ventilating apparatus
Car-ventilating device
Car- ventilator
Car- ventilator
Car -ventilator
Car-ventilator
Car-ventilator
Car. Ventilator-
Car- ventilator. Filtering
Car ventilator. Railway passenger-
Car- vestibule
Car- vestibule
Car. Vestibule-
Car. Vestibule-
Car- vestibule diaphragm
Name.
T. J. Morgan .
J. W. Betz....
A. SoflFel
F. Zorn
M. Fitzsimmons .
W. H. Hart
W. J. Foster
G. T. Foster
D. A. Freeman
S. Norton
S. Norton and W. H. Rice .
"W. H.Rice
L. M. Worden
C. R. McManis
A. B. Trenner
A. Garing
E. Heiz
H. McPherson
J. M. Christopher
A. Parrant
J. Ballard
C. E. Holbert
I.\ Mowder
H. F. Rooney
W. C. Fisher
M. N. Forney
P.Little
A. Sekyra
M. Weber
C. "Wowra
W. Sutton
J. S. "Winsor
E. B. Cushing
J. Krehbiel
S. Hoffman
J. Lemman
R. H. Weatherly
F. Nicholson
J.A.Trimble
G. B. St. John...
H. A. Howe ,
A. Johnson
T.C.Wright....
R. Clegg
C. H. 0. Leverkua
E. Schmitz and J. Mendenhall.
L. S. Manning.
No.
516,505
522,100
521,966
529,095
517,519
517,339
512,181
514,121
530,174
519,046
521,294
525,115
514,142
518,854
512,.341
528,904
529,444
512.480
520,253
527,446
516,515
517,044
519,818
524,735
531,613
527,842
521,121
515,098
512,240
527,095
531,573
519,370
512,539
515,832
531,122
515,937
52-2,173
525,357
512,921
527,461
,527,203
520,43t
Date.
Mar. 13
June 26
June 26
Nov.
13
1035
Apr.
3
169
Mar.
27
2691
Jan.
2
749
Feb.
6
227
Dec.
4
161
May
1
174
June 12
962
Aug.
28
1992
i'eb.
6.
266
Apr.
24
2447
Jan.
9
1007
•Nov.
6
711
Nov.
20
1671
Jan.
9
1267
May
22
2310
Oct.
16
1260
Mar.
13
1295
Mar.
27
2191
May
15
l.'555
Aug.
21
1316
Dec.
25
2705
Oct. 23
June 5
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
May 8
Jan.
Mar.
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
June 26
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
May 29
530,150 Dec. 4
520,134
518,371
513.598
515 599
J. M. Burton ! 5251314
P. M.Kling 516,934
W. F. S. Robinson
T. H. Wickes
May 22
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
516,934 Mar. 20
525,284 I Aug. 28
515,567 ; Feb. 27
F. Sparling 518,972 ! May 1
B. B. Breed 525,253 i Aug. 28
J. Brautigam ; 526,481 ; Sept. 25
E.W.Mackenzie-Hughes 512,297 Jan. 9
U. Frantz
J. T. Schweizer and J. H. Burger.
T. C. Salveter
H.J. Lycett
G. H.Hulett
529,549 i
512,910 '
523,378
522,224
516,053
W. T. Cottier 517,794
G.A. Geer 526,702
C.B.Hutchins 521,617
G. A. Boyden 518,220
O. H. Goldberg 527,241
B. F. Hughson 527,987
T. L. Merrill 516,058
A. A. Miller 513,407
H. H. Love 528,231
C. E. Robbins 514,277
J. Krehbiel ! 523,167
G.Abel 515,510 '
L.S. Manning 515,601 !
J. Meehan 512,513
W. F. Richards 526,540
H. C.Buhoup 530,745 i
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Jan. 16
July 24
July 3
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
June 19
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
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Oct. 30
Feb. 6
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Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
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447
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Car- vestibule diaphragm or face-plate
Car-wheel
Car-wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car wheel-fender ,
Car-wheel fender
Car wheel fender or guard
Car-wheel-giinding machine
Car wheel-guard
Car- wheel guard or fender
Car- wheel lubricator , . . .
Car-wheels. Apparatus for manufacturing
Car-wheels. Chill for cast-iron
Car- wheels. Making
Car-wheels. Making composite
Car- wheels. Manufacturing
Car-wheels. Pattern for making ,
Cars. Adjustable gate for street- ,
Cars. Air-pipe coupling for railway-
Cars. Antifriction side bearing for
Cars. Apparatus for generating electricity for light-
ing railway-
Cars. Apparatus for heating railway- ,
Cars at intersecting points. Transferring ca-
ble-
Cars. Automatic dump for unloading
Cars. Awning or curtain for open
Cars by electricity. System of lighting and heating.
Cars. Combined brake and electric switch for street-
railway •
Cars. Combined reinforce dash-post and grab-handle
for
Cars. Controller for electric-railway
Cars. Controlling device for electric-railway
Cars. Curtain-rod fixture for sleeping-
Cars, &c. Device for prevention ot accidents on
street-
Cars. Draft-rigging for platform-
Cars. Electric-fighting system for railway-
Cars. Electric motor for street-
Cars. Electric motor for street-
Cars. Electrical propulsion of railway-
Electrically-operated street-indicator for
Entrance-guard for open
Flexible belt-fender for street-railway
Heating and ventilating apparatus for street-
railway
Cars, iumber-jaok for railway-
Machine for moving railway-
Means for replacing derailed
Means for suspending electric motors from . .
Metallic draft-sill for
Method of and means for controlling elec-
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars,
trie
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Cars.
Reversible driving-gear for
Safety appliance tor street-railway
Safety -fender for tram, electric, or cable .
Safety-wrench for unloading
Shipping rack and frame for
Side bearing for
Switch for electric-railway
Switch-operating device for tram-
Cars. System for warming fruit-
Cars. Temperature-regulator for fruit-
Cars. Testing-indicator for electric-railway .
Cars. Ventilating railway-
Cars. "Wheel-fender and safety attachment for street-.
Carbon brushes. Apparatus for the manufacture
of
Carbon. Electric-light
Carbon filaments. Manufacture of
Carbon-machine
Carbon-mold
Carbon switch
Carbons for electric lamps. Manufacture of
Carbonating apparatus. Fluid- ,
Carbonating-column
Carbonating liquids. Apparatus for
Name.
526,803
521,587
528,278
513,62.3
513,546
512,855
513,702
518,642
513,701
518,730
515,289
J. F. Morton 519,289
J. W. Renean 527,447
J.Parkinson, Sr 522,084
P. Connelly 530,884
"W.A.Pearson 521.321
N. "Washburn 522,633
A.J. Fisher 521,787
J.J.Carr 512,945
H. C.Buhoup
L. J.Hirt
C. Roberts
L.RoU
N. "Washburn
H. X. Zimmerman
G. Blakistone
S. A. Breen
G. Blakistone
"W. P. Barclay
D. R. Howard
L. K. Godwin.
J. Emerson ...
L. K. Jewett. .
T. A. Murray.
H. R. Towne..
J. Kratz
C. D. Matheny..
E. T. Burro wes .
M, Moskowitz..
G. Brown
"W. Sutton .
W. H. Knight .
"W. H. Conrad .
J. Kirby, Jr ...
A. McKerlie...
C. C. Borton
M. Moskowitz . .
"W. Baxter, Jr..
B. G. Lamme . . .
J. J. Heilmann .
H.C. Barker
J. A. Brill
R. B. Chambers
J. A. Long
C.D.Clarke....
E. "W. Ringrose.
"W.J. Knight...
R. LundeU
T. C. Salveter ..
H. P. Davis
J. Hopkirk
F, "W. Jenkins
H. S. Robins
T. Nicholson, Jr . . .
"W.R.Phillips
J. H. Campbell
T. A. Remsen
A. C. L. Engstfeld.
J. F. McElroy
J. F. McEIroy
T. Stebbins
R. M. Paucoast
F. H. Homan
J. "W. Taylor
E. G. Acheson
T. A. Edison
C. S. Britton
C. S. Britton
F. von Hefner- Alteneck .
T.A.Edison
L."W. Puffer
No.
Date.
514,864
526,644
515,608
522,115
526,951
527,826
525,007
511,751
511,750
520,263
5-.i5,888
522,673
J. R. and H. Watson I 523,390
C. F. A. Convert I 516,590
524,040
516,481
511,955
529,563
512,239
520,364
527,868
516,762
525,992
525,782
516,948
518,254
525,336
518,958
525,055
524,817
531,421
516,516
513,401
519,674
514,878
531,407
522,147
511,961
521,100
527,374
526,715
522,067
512,329
527,947
529,268
521,981
525,233
518,533
520,270
530,579
524,532
530,302
516,356
Oct. 2
June 19
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Jan 30
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
May 1
Oct. 16
June 26
Dec. 11
June 12
July 10
June 26
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Jan. 2
May 22
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
May 1
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
May 8
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
June 26
Jan. 2
June 5
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
June 26
.Ian. 9
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
June 26
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
May 22
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
June 26
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Aug. 23
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
May 22
Sept. 11
July 10
July 24
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volume.
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2715
3165
3036
1914
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3303
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
' Carbonating liquids. Apparatus for
• Carbonating liquids. Method of and means for.
Carbureting air. Process of and apparatus for .
Carbureting apparatus. Air-
'Carbureting apparatus for gas or vapor engines .
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
'Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
Caiburetor
• Carburetor
Carburetor
Carbiiretors. Air-supplying apparatus for
Card-clothing. Apparatus for setting teeth in. .
Card. Display-
Card for eyeglass-chains
Card frame or mount
' Card-holder
Card-holder
Card. Playing-
Card. Keinforced stencil-
•fLliT'fl IfntVifrrrrri stencil-
■ Card-setting machine.
■ Card-support
Card-table
Card-teeth. Method of and means for manufacturing
Cards. Pack of playing-
Cards. Pocket-receptacle for
• Cards, pictures, &c. Support for
• Carding-engine
Carding-engine
Carding -engines. Apparatus for controlling the?
grinding of fiats of ^
' Carding-engines. Machine for applying card-cloth-
ing to fiats of
Cardina-engines. Machinery for operating on con->
joined stajjles for S
Carding-engines. Means for fastening card-clothing
to flats of
Carding-machine
Carding-machine. Condenser or finisher
Caraing-machine feediug device
Carding-machine ring-doffer cylinder
'Caidiug-machines, &c. Coiler for
Carding-machines. Feed-alarm for
Caiding-machines. Rub-motion mechanism for con-
denser
Carding-machines. Rubbing-apron for
Carpenter's work-holder and guide
' Carpet-beater
Name.
Carpet-beater
Carpet-beating machine -
Carpet-fastener
Carpet-fastener
Carpet-fastener
Carpet-fastener
■ Carpet holding and sewing apparatus.
Carpet-lining
' Cai-pet-rag looper
Cs.rpet-rolls. Means for supporting . .
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
' Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet stretcher and tacker.
Carpet stretcher and tacker.
Ca.net sui etcher and tacker.
CarneL-sweeper
Cart)oi-s weeper
' Carpet-sweeper
Carpet-sweeper
Carpet-sweeper
Carriage
Carriage
■ Carriage
•Carriage
Carriage
Combined .
H. S. Ferry
H. S. Ferry
S. Hibbs
W. 0. Clarke and A. B. Griffen. .
G. E. Hoyt
G. H. Burrows
G. Cabri6-Gardien
M. "W. lies
P Keller
J. W. Lambert
J. T. McCarrier
0. Moncur
J. O. Sprague and J. "W. Guthrie.
0. Vanorman. (Reissue)
E. M. Westcott ,
G. H. Burrows
M. Duesberg-Delrez
C. Hernsheim
E.J. Fisher
J. P. Odgers
G. T. Beeland
F. J. McArdle and J. B. Furay..
T. A. Cole
F. D. Belknap
F. D. Belknap
C. W. Arnold.
W. F. Jones
J. O'Meara
J.PIatt
A. I. Paine
R. Senner
S. Dalsheimer and A. Greenleaf .
E. B. Bohle
J. C. Potter
J. E. Prest
K. W. Hunton -
"W. Greaves and J. Wardle
"W. Senior, I. "Wood, E. Hughes, and
W. Hemingway.
J. T. Meats
J. Cromie
T. Kershaw
J. K. Proctor
H. McDermott
W. W. Gordon and T. F. Pye
E.Kay
No.
530,071
530,070
511,950
522.968
515,050
5-22.574
515,287
522,418
.528,882
517,344
515 440
528,377
527,085
11,430
.527,639
522,. 573
536,564
527,688
526,.523
522,484
526,431
513.714
516,887
530,918
530,919
528,354
527,694
517,931
5251)97
516,165
525,289
517,444
511,749
519,040
J. Barker
C. Bainbridge
C. S. Chaffee, A. S. HofEman, and F.
A. Green.
F. T. Frost
J. L. Leach
L. F. Ambrose
P. Ceovich
P. Eckraan
J. A. audC. F.Korb
E.B.Allen
C. C. Stewart
J. G6rard
C.L. Taylor
J. E. Barnes
J. Cooper
"W. Hover
S. Livingston
J. Treseder
G. W. Kelley
r>. H. McFalls
L. M. Kenton
G. H.Gere
W. Newbigging
E. H. Raymond
S. H. Raymond
H. W. RuTon
C. N. Dennett
C.N.Dennett
F. N. Vanier
"W. M. "VTard
H. P. Wells
519,771
520,186
515,315
524,566
528,007
523,832
512,443
.524,348
518,675
.525,013
523,640
512,530
529,235
.515,573
529.682
523,533
529,350
521,534
.530,096
518,193
524,997
528,570
524.435
529,973
529, 155
.515, 9V5
520,736
512,305
510,580
514,474
512,659
516,441
523,339
525,610
522,533
518,210
525,721
522,975
522,976
527,909
520,746
' 516,321
Date.
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
July 17
Feb. 20
July 3
Feb. 20
July 3
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
July 10
Oct. 16
July 3
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Sept. 25
July 3
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
May 8
May 15
May 22
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
July 31
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
July 24
Jan. 9
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
July 24
Nov. 20
June 19
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
May 29
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
July 24
Sept. 4
July 3
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
July 17
July 17
Oct. 23
May 29
Mar. 13
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volume.
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679
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658
2700
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1661
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1961
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
449
Invention.
Ifame.
Carriage and cradle. Combined child's.
Carriage. Baby-
Carriage. Baby-
Carriage-body
Carriage-body. Convertible .
Carriage-brake
Carriage. Cliild's
Carriage. Child's
Carriage-curtain fastener
Carriage. Folding baby-
Carriage foot-rail
Carriagt-jack
Carriage jump-seat
Carriage or wagon jack
Carriage side door and seat combined
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage storm-hood. Top-
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top spring
Carriage-top worker
Carriage-tops. Lock prop-joint for
Carriage. Transformable
Carriage-underworks
Carriage- wheel
Carriage- wheel
Carriage-wheel
Carriages. Rocker attachment for baby-
Carriages. Kunner attachment for children's.
Carriages. Sled attachment for baby-
Carrier :
See Book-carrier.
Cable-carrier.
Cash-carrier.
Egg-carrier.
Elevated carrier.
Prnit-carrier.
Harvester sheaf-car-
rier.
Carrier ,
Carrier apparatus
Carrying apparatus
Cart. Child's
Cart. Damping-
Cart-operating device. Tip
Cart. Koad-
Lamp-carrier.
Lathe-carrier.
Luggage-carrier.
Package-carrier.
Package and cash carrier.
Parcel-carrier.
Parcel and cash carrier.
Trace-carrier.
C art . Self-loading
Carts. Combined holder and support for tip-.
Cartridge
Cartridge
Cartridge. Blasting-
Cartridge-crimping machine
Cartridge-elevating mechanism
Cartridge. Fumigating-
Cartrid geholder
Cartridge-holder. Reloading ,
Cartridge implement
Cartridge-loading machines. Revolving crimper for
Cartridge-loading machines. Shell-carrier actuating?
mechanism for 5
Cartridge-loading machines. Shell-carrier for
Cartridge-loading machines. Shell-feeding mechan-
ism for
Cartridge-loading machines. Shell-placer for
Cartridge-packet
Cartridge-packet holder
Cartridge-packet holder
Cartridge-pouch
Cartridge. Practice-
Cartridge-reloading implement
Cartridge-reloading tool
Cartridge-shell battery
Cartridge-shell for practice shooting
Cartridge-stop for rimless cartridges
Cartridge-stop for rimless cartridges
Cartridge stop. Rimless-
Carving-machine
Carving-machine
Carving-machine .'
29 PAT
0. Orr
M. L. Barr
0. Thielemann...
G. J. Saurbrey...
C. Klauberg
G. TV. Holmes...
H. I. Humphrey.
J. W. Jaimison . .
C. A. Behlen ..
H. Anhaltzer . .
F. Van Patten.
0. "W. Bowen..
J. Miller, Jr...
S. J. Johnston
E. Selen
C. A. Behlen
C. A. Behlen
A. W. Scidmore
J. P. Johnson
C. G., E. M., and M. T. Ridout.
E. A. Sommerfruechte
D. Con boy
A. C.and"W. E. Bendler
L. G. Mayer
J. E. W. Sohuricht
S. R. Bailey
O. Finnigan
E. S. Ren wick
M. V. Woncher
F. "Walker
G. Nadeau
C.J. Bongfeldt
C. P. Hogue
J. R. Pollock
J. G. Delaney
F. C.Hannahs
W. T. "Wood
C. P. McClanathan .
J. A. Kirkpatrick. . .
G. F. Fischer .
C. P. McClanathan .
E. D. Brainard
R. J. Gatling
G. M. Peters
T. R. Barney
F. H. Richards
O. S. Erickson
M.H. Durst
A.J. "Watson
N. G. Hanson
C. S. Hisey
C. S. Hisey
C. S. Hisey and E. S. Rice.
C.S. Hisey
C. S. Hisey
J.P.Lee ,
J. P. Lee
"W. D. Prideaux
G. B. Dudley....
G. D. R. Aikin .
"W. Mason
"W. G. Smith
J.J. Pearson
W". M. Thomas . .
M. H. Durst
M. H. Durst
M. H. Durst
"W. Maybeck
No.
530,449
517,598
520,622
514,776
525,908
513,577
522,117
526,972
514,346
526,958
514.793
524,701
512,618
530,109
514,968
524,929
528,458
527,162
520,433
514.383
518,746
.520,780
527,314
522,476
523,179
511.833
514,708
531,447
522,248
524,151
525,964
527,357
Month I}-
volume.
Date.
528,775
517,292
516,084
525,705
525,379
524,787
512,716
528,424
513,132
522,313
513,997
511,792
531,495
515,130
.527,484
523,886
527,166
514,548
528,098
528,094
527,983
528,095
528,096
522,603
522,604
516,942
516,967
517,719
514,722
514,737
512,055
531,233
514,450
514,451
523,979
527,152
R. Morgeneier 528,337
C. S.TarneU 1530,570
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
May 29
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
June 26
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
May 29
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
July 3
July 17
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
July 3
Aug. 7
Sept. 1]
Oct. 9
641
296
2916
1028
3091
2426
631
472
1367
1257
1468
59
1642
1048
3029
793
2607
684
2280
2229
1048
517
1747
137
1226
2431
128
320
1127
1116
Nov.
1
6
Mar.
27
Mar.
6
Sept
11
Sept
4
Aug.
21
Jan.
16
Oct.
30
Jan.
23
July
3
Feb.
6
Jan.
2-
Dec.
25
Feb.
20
Oct.
16
July
31
Oct.
9
Feb.
13
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
July
10
July 1.0 I
Mar.
i:()
Mar.
20
Apr.
3
i'eb.
13
Feb.
13
Jan.
2
Dec.
18
Feb.
13
Feb.
13
Aug.
7
Oct.
9
Oct.
30
Dec.
11
447
2619
567
674
105
1399
1635
2957
2343
237
39
75
2509
1892
1331
2988
799
952
2397
2389
2194
2391
2392
733
736
2008
2047
515
1253
1277
539
2038
780
783
20
778
2810
160
69
705
C334
J 335
233
760
582
C121
)122
161
117
343
310
(354
I355
16
411
403
735
193
631
173
566
531
253
131
438
35
305
579
30
75
256
273
Official
Gazette.
66
1333
58
1139
1123
1351
717
1690
93
971
89
1129
922
289
1226
1195
991
615
162
1082
982
460
1100
209
103
360
29
1203
1706
25
720
1369
222
1558
1287
1169
948
66 336
69 603
1240
277
619
69 I 163
66 ! 1050
486
485
159
160
1859
1867
100
1107
1111
103
1615
1018
1019
69
1394
450
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Monthly
Official
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
volume.
Gazette.
i
i
ft
Carving-machines. Frame for supporting patterns
C. S. Yarnell
519,752
May 15 : 1444
349
67
835
and material for
Case:
/See Bicycle traveling- Knockdown case.
case. Letter-case.
Bookcase. Map-case.
Bottle-case. Measure-case.
Bottle or can case. Medical case.
Bottle-packing case. Medicine or sample case.
Card-case. Money-changer's case.
Cigar-case. Needle-case.
Cigarette or match Packing-case.
case. Packing or holding case.
Clock-case. Pen or pencil case.
Collar and cuff case. Pencil-case.
Combination-case. Piano-case.
Composition-case. Piano or organ case.
Display-case. P,reserving-case.
Drawer-case. Reading-case.
Dressing-case. Sales-check case.
Egg-case. Sample-case.
Egg-preserving case. Shipping-case.
Exhibit-case. Show-case.
File-case. Spectacle-case.
Fishing-tackle case. Ticket-case.
Gear-case. Tile-case.
Histological case. Traveling-case.
H. Peake
524,950
517,477
526,779
518,201
Aug. 21
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
1674
103
185
410
23
43,44
330
68
67
69
67
996
J. F. Ohmer
22
Case or holder for letters, &c
I.C.Gould
35
D.M. Skinner
Apr. 10 i 1323
July 17 i 1552
25*
523,086
511,759
522,917
513,547
530,772
389
7,8
314
748
(298
i299
5 447
H48
222
68
66
68
66
|69
|69
67
32&
N. andN. E. Dillenbeck
Jan. 2
July 10
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
30
1268
3038
1231
»
J. R. Pollock
255
H. M. "Weaver
708
F.J. H. Hazard
1454
A. Quortrnp
527,808
Oct. 23
1861
391
S.E.Fish
519,449
May 8
921
728
Cash-drawer and manual recorder «
E. H. Minnigh
518,264
Apr. 17
1428
f357
J 358
5 214
i215
441
|69
67
294
Cash drawer and register
C. H. Shaw
527,220
Oct. 9
882
179'
C. Gottschalk
521,790
June 26
1850
1582
F. R. Garfield
527,239
Oct. 9
919
221
69
186
Cash-recorder
C. "W.Wilson
516.039
Mar. 6
503
(116
iin
595
279
(241
<242
|66 1 154ft
68 48»
E. H. Muller
523,540
522,823
521,332
July 24
July 10
June 12
2371
1124
1027
C.J. Carroll
68
228
T. Carroll
139T
J. P.Cleal
521,638
519,567
June 19
May 8
1583
1141
(243
370
(274
J 275
(281
1282
15
650
504
447
5 550
)551
(622
(623
435
287
386
335
521
621
482
5 394
J 395
(363
J 364
s
67
|67
|66
66
69
67
68
|68
|67
68
66
67
67
67
69
66
|69
|66
1516
G. F. Cook
767
G. "W. Grove
514,652
Feb. 13
1127
1083
Cash-register .........
J. Hare and G. P. Cook
515,766
530,045
521,931
526,396
523,439
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
June 26
Sept. 25
July 24
65
2705
2097
1882
2185
1465
J. M. Heath
1192
R. M. Hunter
1630
W. "W.Johnson
1535
Cash-register . ..
H. A. and'W. C. Miles
456
Cash-register ,
H. M. Neer
518,892
Apr. 24
2517
504
C. J. Passick
523,174
514.666
521,678
521,558
521,967
529,980
512,929
529,436
July 17
Feb. 13
June 19
June 19
June 26
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
1736
1152
1648
1441
2170
2575
2035
1658
358
C ash-reai ster
0. Smyth
1088
Cash-re <^ister
C. G. Smyth
1528
Cash-re*^ister
R. P. Thompson
1490
Cash-re" ister
R. P. Thompson
1643
J. H. Voss
1165
Cash-register . ..... .. ...........
J. A. "Williams
411
J. A. Williams
988
C. W. Weiss
512,641
Jan. 9
1511
297
J. B. Aufuldish
516,856
Mar. 20
1860
5440
H41
(528
) 529
(593
)594
5397
)398
5398
(399
245
5289
)290
5402
H03
(561
1562
he 1 1832
^69 1099
66 1346
J. B. Aufuldish
529,773
Nov. 27
2218
G. W.Bailey
515,418
Feb. 27
2394
W. E.Brooke
523,101
July 17
July 17
1585
68
|68
67
|66
|68
|68
332
W. E. Brooke
523,102
1589
333
T.Carroll
521,334
514,670
June 12
Feb. 13
1043
1162
1400
J. P.Cleal
1090
J. P. Cleal
523,106
July 17
July 24
1602
335
J. P.Cleal
523,462
2235
463
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
451
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash regist«r and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator
Cash register and indicator with electric-alarm at-(
tachment. <
Cash register, indicator, and check-printer
Cash register, indicator, and check-printer
Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cash register, indicator, and recorder
Cash register, recorder, and check-printer
Cash-register. Total-adding ^
Cash-registers. Combined drawer-ejector and lock
for
Cash-registers. Multiple adding-machine for
Cash-registers. Sealing device for
Cash registering and indicating machine
Cash-registering apparatus
Cash-registering machine
Cash-registering machine
Cash-registering machine
Cash-registering machine
Cask
Cask-pitching apparatus
Cask -pitching apparatus
Cask- rolling machine
Casks. Apparatus for extracting residual substances
from
Casks. Machinery for manufacturing
Casks. Pitching
Casket-clamp for hearses
Casket-fastener
Casket-handle
Casket-handle
Casket-handle. Detachable
Casket-handle. Detachable
Casket-lid
Casket-lid fastener
Casket-lining
Casket-lowering device
Casket-pedestal
Casket-trimming table
C aster
Caster
Caster
Caster '.
Caster
Caster » ,
Ifame.
J. P. Cleal
L. Ehrlich
M. Heintz
J. S.Hilliard
"W. Lang
C. L. Lilleberg
W. T. McGraw
A. Pfaflf
C.Price
W. P. Putnam
C. J. Ryberg ,
C. W. Shibeley
0. Tverdal
0. Tverdal
J. B. Nesbit
C.Sebastian
C. "W. Weiss
H. Cook
P. J. Landin and F. L. Walker
P. J. Landin and F. L. Walker
P. J. Landin and F. L. Walker
W. T. McGraw
C. W. Weiss
C. W. Weiss
T.Carroll
C. F. Brown and P. G. Welty
C. J. Ryberg
J. 0. Byrns
J. J. Webster
M. Blank
A. Webster
J. J. Webster
J.J.Webster
J. J. and A. Webster
T. G. Stevens and J. Baker
C. Bernreuther
T.J. Reinhard
L. P. K. Heyligenstaedt
E. E. Murphy
T. G. Stevens and J. Baker
L. Wagner
G. P. Baird
J. C. Edward
L. H. Bannister
L. E. Woodard
L. H. Bannister
L. H. Bannister
A. B. Sprlngstead and J. J. Lawler
W. C. Langenau ,
F. S. Pinkham
A. C. Richardson
E.E.Fisher ,
T. B. Hennessy
L. B. Denton
S. Hamm
F. Maun and H. H. Akers
J. J. Schlientz and J. F. Fink ,
J. R. Sutliff ,
W. H. Tucker
Monthly
Official
volume.
Gazette.
No.
Date.
a2
fi
|68
526,296
Sept. 18
1686
C398
^399
1484
(728
>
520,672
May 29
3011
^729
nso
|e,
1155
520,049
May 22
1934
<474
i475
i"
941
528,541
Nov. 6
29
8
( 39
69
652
520,853
June 5
182
{ 40
( 41
f250
r
1230
]
525,956
Sept. 11
1101
i 251
1252
1253
|-68
1363
519,922
May 15
1718
422
( 364
67
867
524,836
Aug. 21
1491
^365
( 366
Us
964
522*389
July 3
372
96,97
68
73
515,481
Feb. 27
2486
615
66
1364
513,443
Jan. 23
2830
(695
}696
|66
633
524,812
Aug. 21
1441
353
68
956
514,292
Feb. 6
543
^134
(135
U6
955
f.^^S 1
514,293
Feb. 6
548
J 137
1 138
1 139
^66
956
525,056
Aug. 28
1889
C462
H63
|C8
1052
512,753
Jan. 16
1708
\itr\^^
350
524,814
Aug. 21
1444
nf.:\^^
956
518,344
Apr. 17
1567
( 448 >
318
526,400
Sept. 25
1887
< 449 I > 68
( 450 i )
C450 I)
1536.
526,401
Sept. 25
1897
^451 lUs
1538
(452
>
526,402
Sept. 25
1906
<453
(454
359
Us
ISSQ.
518,267
Apr. 17
1435
67
294
512,639
Jan. 9
1498
\t^\\''
295
512,640
Jan. 9
1502
C243 S
295
521,333
June 12
1031
< 244 ; > 67
(245 S
1397
514,062
Feb. 6
134
32 66
879
531,277
Dec. 18
2112
{Z\\^
1629
530,924
Dec. 18
1473
349
69
1514
514 174
Feb. 6
325
78,79
66
914
526,768
Oct. 2
165
39
69
32
514,173
Feb. 6
323
77
66
914
514,175
Feb. 6
330
79
66
91b
523,611
July 24
2482
624
68
509
514,176
Feb. 6
334
80
66
916
518,537
Apr. 17
1908
472
67
380
517,515
Apr. 3
163
36
67
33
529,310
Nov. 13
1418
341
69
924
520,205
May 22
2230
542
67
994
529,338
Nov. 13
1452
350
69
931
522,537
July 3
613
156
68
120
517,400
Mar. 27
2828
662
66
2U34
516,172
Mar. 6
705
166
66
1585
525,842
Sept. 11
927
207
68
1332
527,191
Oct. 9
835
203
69
170
530,814
Dec. 11
1290
312
69
1466
520,015
May 15
1874
458
67
914
520,016
May 15
1876
458
67
9U
514,667
Feb. 13
1157
288
66
1089
528,948
Nov. 13
796
186
69
812
521,419
June 12
1179
280
67
1427
529,311
Nov. 13
1419
341
69
924
521,211
June 12
814
191
67
1358
517,976
Apr. 10
925
n^^. i«^
189
525,806
Sept. 11
844
191 1 68
1318
525,496
Sept. 4
297
73
68
1206
523,772
July 31
2783
691
68
580
528,210
Oct. 30
2597
627
69
538
514,247
Feb. 6
476
116
66
942
522,810
July 10
1102
272
68
224
452
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Caster
Caster. Ball-
Caster. Ball-
Caster. Furniture-
Caster. Furniture-
Caster. Furniture-
Caster. Trunk-
Casting apparatus
Casting car-wheels. Forming molds for
Casting crucible-steel. Apparatus for
Casting crucible-steel ingots
Casting frames for fence-ratchets. Pattern for
Casting journal-boxes. Apparatus for
Casting machine. Type-
Casting machine. Type-
Casting machine. Type-
Casting machine. Type-
Casting machine. Type
Casting. Means for
Casting metal pipes, &c. Machine for making molds
and cores to be used in
Casting metals. Mold tor
Casting metals under pneumatic pressure. Appa-
ratus for
Casting-mold
Casting mold. Ingot-
Casting-molds. Apparatus for drying
Casting molten material. Apparatus for
Casting pattern. Pipe-
Casting radiator-sections. Core for
Casting sand molds
Casting sash-weights. Device for
Castings. Chill for making chilled
Castings. Making steel
Castings. Manufacturing steel
Castings. Mold for making
Castings. Treating metal
Castrating-instrument
Catalogue. Card-
Catamenial sack
Catamenial sack
Catapult
Catch. Pivoted
Catch-plate or striker
Catch-plate or striker. Adjustable ,
Caterpillar-trap
Cathode for electrolytic process and making same . ..
Cattle-guard '
Cattle-guard
Cattle-guard
Cattle-guard
Cattle-guard
Cattle-guard. Electric
Cattle-guard. Surface
Ceiling. Fii eproof
Ceiling. Fireproof
Ceiling. Metallic
Ceiling. Metallic
Ceiling. Metallic
Ceiling or floor
Ceiling or wainscoting board
Ceiling-plate
Ceiling, roof, or like structure
CeiUng-top
Ceilings. Metallic panel for
Ceilings, &c. Sheet-metal paneling for
Cell-case blanks. Machine for cutting out
Cellulose acetate. Manufacture of
Cellulose. Apparatus for the manufacture of.
Cellulose. Nitrating
Cellulose. Plastic compound of
Cement compound
Cement. Manufacture of
Cement. Manufacture of
Cement. Manufacture of
Cement, &c. Manufacture of asbestos .
Cement. Manufacturing hydraulic
Cement-mill
Cement walks. Forming
Centerboard
Centerboard. Adj ustably- weighted
Centerboard. Boat
Centerboard. Boat
Center-mark tool. Portable spring-actuated .
Centering- tool
Centrifugal machine
Centrifugal machine ^
Name.
E. J. TVasbrood .
J. B. Oiferle
L. B. White
G. J. Bowley
J.E. Sutliff
J. T. Vegiard...
G. Crouch
H.B. Cox
J.J. Carr ,
C. Capper
E. Smith
J. Stauffer
P. W. Gates
H. Heinebach ...
W. H. ■Welsh ...
G. H. Ziegler
G. H. Ziegler
6. H. Ziegler ,
W. H. Drake and J. C. Green .
J. Shepherd
E.C.Smith
J.J. C. andE. C. Smith.
514,526
528,791
528,366
514,613
.'il2,920
523,801
518,094
531,362
512,946
.'^29,321
517,197
516,031
525,412
517,340
524,099
523,255
523,256
.523,301
.524,543
530,857
512,845
526,874
529,906
512,005
530,641
530,479
.'il6,972
511,957
521,521
.527,984
528,034
513,163
.520,056
517,205
515,222
527,309
528,692
520,113
514,717
516,852
512,996
522,878
512,244
523,682
528,042
515,140
512,509
516,307
525,900
513,946
.520,510
B. Wolhaupter 516,256
W. A. Burr 513,874
J. Kueben 1 530,129
E.Armstrong i 521,696
L. J. Cherest 513,879
C.C.Moore 1518,464
S. G. Brinkman i 530,064
J. A. Hensel
J. W. Chamberlain .
T. A. Lee
G.Diers
F. G. Caldwell.
C. A. E. Hampel
C. W. Cantz
"W. Hansen-
G. A. Goodson
H. Henderson and L. J. Kenngott .
T.C.Joy
S. J. Adams
A. S. Hodges
H. Schon
N. Washburn
S. P. Hutchinson
N. D. Bailey
H.Heil
J. E. Anderson
A. J. Rudolph
E. C. Hornor
E. Klrwin
C. B. Trumble
J.Waddell
.T. K.Clark
J. K. andH. R.Clark
T. D. Noone
E.Stouls
P. L. Brady
J. T.Hall
L. Hills
L. Hills
L. Lefl6 ve
D. H. Wilson
No.
517,521
530,394
529,923
527,013
529 593
F.G.Caldwell 524^932
F. D. Maltby .
517,651
0. F. Cross and E. J. Bevan 530,826
C. W. Flodquist 525,540
R. C. Schiipphaus 526,752
C. F. Cross, E. J. Bevan, and C. 520,770
Beadle.
C. J. Everett 515,7.57
S. Dentler -. 511,938
B. K. Rigby 1523,645
B.K. Rigby I 526,910
A. Kiihlewein ! 530,645
G. W. A. Stein i 530,247
J. A. Albertson and J. H. Fisher..., 524,233
W.J. Haddock 525,146
H.Toss ; 528,749
F. W.Brewster 1,521,494
W.R. Baker ] 528,916
J. Couch 518,364
R. S.Peabody 528,555
F. B. Covel I 521,206
E. L6vT-Samson ! 527,499
J. Naylor, Jr | 529,664
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
July 31
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Jan. 10
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
July 17
July 17
July 17
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
June 19
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
May 22
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
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Dec. 4
June 19
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
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Aug. 21
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
June 5
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
July 24
Oct. 2
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Dec. 4
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Nov. 6
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Nov. 6
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1880
341
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691
2054
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66
1963
66
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384
68
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68
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69
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69
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69
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66
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66
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69
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69 I 1057
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
453
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Centrifugal machine . .
Centrifugal screen
Centrifugal separator ,
Centrifugal separator
Centrifugal separators. Driving mechanism for
Cereals. Preparing
Cereals. Preparing
Chafe-iron. KoUer
Chain
Chain attachment-block. Elevating or conveying. . .
Chain-bar-sawing machine
Chain. Breast-
Chain clasp. "Watch-
Chain. Conveyer-
Chain-coupling
Chain. Drive- ...
Chain . Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Drive-
Chain. Driving-
Chain for vehicle-bodies. Tie-
Chain. Galvanic
Chain-link
Chain link. Drive- _
Chain links. Machine for coupling drive-
Chain-machine
Chain. Machine for making predetermined lengthsi
of [
Chain-making machine ■
Chain-making machine
lifame.
Chain-making machine.
Chain mortising-machine
Chain or link belt. Conveyer-
Chain shackle or coupling
Chain-wrench
Chains, buckles, straps, &c. Means for disconnect-^
ing 5
Chains. Machine for making sheet-metal
Chains. Rolls for the manufacture of.
Chair
See
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair-
Chair-
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair-
Chair-
Chair-
Chair
Adjustable chair.
Adjustableand fold-
ing chair.
Barber's chair.
Camp-chair.
Car-chair.
Child's or invalid's
chair.
Convertible chair.
Dental chair.
Dental or surgical
chair.
Folding chair.
Hanging or swinging
High chair.
Invalid-chair.
Knockdown chair.
Panel-chair.
Rail-chair.
Eailway-chair.
Reclining-chair.
Revolving chair.
Eockiugchair.
Shoulder and back brac-
ing chair.
Surgical chair.
chair.
and step-ladder. Combined . ..
and step-ladder. Combined . . .
bottom
brace
fan attachment. Rocking-
fanning attachment. Rocking-
foot-rest attachment
foot-rest. Rocking-
foot-rest. Rocking-
seat
seat
seat
seats. Spring-support for
H. E. Smith .
E. R. Dudley
H. r. M
C. H. Scharar..
J. L. Jonsson .
W. Onderdonk.
"W. Onderdonk.
C. L. Bellamy-.
R. A. Breul....
D. Bennett
0. Klatte
W. M. Piper...
T. Mason
J. Dick
C.F.Noble--..
J. Appleby
E. A. Baldwin
J. O. Brown
T. Corscaden
R. J. Hamill
H. S. Hart
L. "W. Loomis
J. H. Mitchell
A. Ritscher
W. B. Teale
T. M. Nalton
F. Fritsche
R. A. and C. Breul.
C.E.Hart
N. B. Fassett
B. L. Colvin
C. F. Smith
R. G. Barnes, H. D. Pomeroy, and,
E. "W. Keyes.
P.H. Standish
E. Thomson and C. E. Harthan.
J. H. Hall and D. Parry .
S. Essex ,
R. J. Rae
J. H. Vinton
L. Becker
R. W. Jorres .
0. Klatte .
E. "W. Briggs, Jr
A. Burkholder
T.H. Costello
"W. Daniels
M. J. Halliburton
G. A. KoUenberg
L. C. Lazear
C. N. Vankirk and C. "W. Blay
E. Eggert
"W". H. White
C . Singer
D. L. Trexler
C. F. Bettmann, Jr
O.Drake
D.S.Clark
L. E. Armstrong
L. E. Armstrong
R.L.Bent
A. Evans
0. S.Foster
J. A. Staples
'No.
jl9,975
526,618
527,860
517,363
512,033
517,479
526,256
531,500
518,484
529,016
523,433
515,359
524,782
526,072
524,182
521,007
523,877
525,254
518,307
514,001
520,231
515, OOi
526,161
514,774
528,622
516,400
526,182
530,921
523,346
524,964
528,076
524,794
518,441
528,819
512,848
518,646
531,306
523,441
.522,136
513,607
515,961
523,432
530,880
525,187
522,652
530,092
529,380
523,287
523,839
515,382
511,837
514,876
522,089
517,313
513,477
523,318
518,644
513,169
513,170 I
518,339
516,003 I
529,485 j
531,477 .
Date.
July 31
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Feb 6
May 22
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
July 24
June 26
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
1962
Mar. 27 2733
Jan. 2 508
107
1623
2517
1817
901
2176
2295
1394
1306
363
June 5 457
2972
2217
1496
44
2272
1687
1456
1333
174
1094
1495
1469
2035
1692
2355
Aug. 21 1412
Julv 24 2174
1740
528
2092
2170
2190
2464
3139
360
1397
2124
817
27
1541
1925
2906
2335
143
1498
2377
2649
2911
1982
2090
2397
2400
1559
437
1749
2478
;547
548
66
>68
68
'09
>66 j 1520
■ 68 I 454
333 i
518 !
204 ;
8
368
484
725
579
36
376 i
572 ;
622 i
716
498
521 i
579
580
387
101
415
590
68
69
68
68
1485
1092
174
1220
968
392
603
1336
30
1154
1682
1999
66 684
68 404
67 427
66 550
66 551
67 317
66 1533
69 1003
09 ! 1714
454
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cliair-seats. Tie for ends of cane strips for
Chalk-lines. Self chalking
Chalk-sharpener
Chalking apparatus. Line-
Chalking device. Line-
Chalking device. Line-
Chamber or other liquid-receiving vessel
Chamfering and crozing machine
Chamfering-machine
Chandelier. Extension electric
Channeling-machine
Channeling-machine
Channeling-raachine
Charcoal. Treatment of animal
Charger
Charging apparatus
Charruig-tool for ornamenting wood, &c
Chart
Chart. Astronomical
Chart for hotels. Koom-
Chart. Geocentric astronomical
Chart-hanger
Chart-stand and easel. Combined
Check attachment
Check carrier. Sales- .'
Check. Conductor's
Check-hook
Check-hook 1
Check-hook
Check-hook
Check-hook
Check-hook eye
Check. Identifying-
Check-marker
Check-perforator
Checkrein
Checkrein attachment
Checkrein attachment
Checkrein-hook
Checkrein-loop
Checkrein-support
Cheok-rowwire. Machine for making
Checks to prevent fraudulent alteration thereof.
Treating
Checking and unchecking device
Cheese. Artificially enriching
Cheese curds in a continuous manner. Producing- .
Cheese-forming machine
Cheese-holder
Cheese. Machine for molding Neufch^tel
Cheese manufacture. Making emulsions in
Cheese or orange holder
Cheese-press
Cheese-press
Cheese-press -
Chemical-flask
Chenille fabric. "Woven
Chenille fabric. "Woven
Chenille. Manufacturing
Cherry-stoner
Chest:
See Tea-chest.
Chest and bleacher. StuflT-
Chest-hanging
Chest. Tool-
Child's or invalid's chair
Chill. Turnace-
Chime-ringing mechanism
Chimney
Chimney
Chimney
Chimney
Chimney attachment
Chimney attachment. Fire and water proof
Chimney attachment or cowl
Chimney-cap
Chimney cap and ventilator
Chimney-cowl
Chimney-cowl ,
Chimney cowl or ventilator
Chimney-guard
Chimney. Portable fireproof
Chimney-regulator
Chimney. Sectional ] " . .
Name.
D. M. Sinclair
J. "Wilson
G. Hay
C. E. Anderson
S.R.Miller
J. W.Neff
J.D. Rush
H. Olsen
T. Craney
A. McLean
H. H. Arnold
Z. T. French and "W. C. Meyer.
H. C. Sergeant
J. A. Dubbs
D.P.AUeu
E. Solvay
J. F. Krueger
E. R. E. Cowell
F. E. Ormsby
A. H. Leach
A . H. Moles worth
W. S. Cranmer
H.E.Holt
R. Sears
W. M. Kinnard
A. Ross
P. F. Cavalier
T. A. Fairbairn
J. N. Moehn
W. R. Moore
E. A. Stephens
C. H. Shultz
N. H.Bledsoe
C. H. Coggeshall
S. "Windecker .
A. W. Cox
T. C. Maggs...
G. W. Taylor. .
G. "W. Begole..
M.J.Clark....
J. Carter
R. Faries
E.J. Mims
B. A. Blakemore
P. F. Gibbous and E. Buchanan.
E. G. N. Salenius -
H. R. Van Eyck
L. C. Hiller and "W. R. Mackay
J.B. Pecht :
D. H. Burrell
L. C. Hiller
H. Feldmeier
J. L. Helmer .
C . J. Lundstrom
A. E. Outerbridge, Jr.
L. Binns
C. A. Schmidt
E. Cattlow ,
J. "W. Brown, Jr
G. M.Newhall
C. H."Willits
J. L. "Waggoner and W. T. Car-
michael.
L. A. Chichester
A. Laughlin and J. Renleaus
"W. C. "Wilkins
JNo.
711
189
922
720
998
937
131
510
889
009
132
900
236
180
843
282
328
195
OCO
,793
725
,467
471
,204
,010
264
,937
544
,561
,121
,456
,798
,978
524,454
523,464
514,761
524,992
529,674
519,991
521,015
516,526
512,985
530,005
515,523
526,165
519,209
521,612
518,625
530,298
521,613
529,856
525,601
528,001
514,426
514,809
513,284
520,400
521,011
529,937
512,420
518,296
Date.
Mar. 20
July 17
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
June 5
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Mar. 20
May 22
Nov. 27
July 3
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
July 3
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
July 10
June 19
May 8
Jan. 9
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
May 1
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
July 24
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
Nov. 20
May 15
June 5
Mar. 13
Jan. 16
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Sept. IH
May 1
June 19
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
June 19
Nov. 27
Sept.
4
470
Oct.
23
2235
Feb.
6
742
Feb.
13
1387
Jan.
23
2589
May 22
June 5
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
619,443 I May 8
511,851 I Jan. 2
516,559 ; Mar. 13
J. Cheout
A. Custodis
C. E. S. Dunlevy
E. V. "Wingard
T. E. Coles '515,574
A. C. Miller i 515,153
G. Blankley I 514,252
M.Ludwig 1512,981
513,758
fl2,504
515,860
528,453
"W.Earle 527,199 Oct.
H^ F. A. Faulhaber and C. F. Koch. 518,398
J. A. Hodel 519,954
M. H. Ingalls 530,418
C. N. Partlow 525,057
J. M. Jarvis 512,707
J. Frerichs 517,919
W. J. Culnan \ 516,966
Jan. 30
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
May 15
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
1629
1762
829
515
442
450
1895
314
1570
2115
2102
2432
105
1486
591
2123
262
1995
1709
1078
1726
959
1250
1540
57
1632
5
2591
1880
2332
1191
114
9
676
853
2239
1314
1759
2054
1840
470
1318
2125
2641
2554
1464
487
1541
2050
393
1542
2366
388
442
208
125
105
111
476
77,78
384
500
510
584
24, 25
348
140
509
69
497
406
266
410
232
301
361
14
383
1
641
447
549
285
27
2
(168
I 169
(209
5 210
562
327
429
492
449
.112
313
504
634
633
2547
466
118
361
510
99
361
(565
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(112
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(539
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189
(348
1349
627
615
111
2490
(600
1601
1149 279
1480 370
913 220
166 41,42
(325
1368
3389
1303
205
3011
2637
1933
483
2120
848
1672
1771
595
1892
1621
825
2046
1326
836
314
48
727
655
481
118
503
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1207
413
434
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463
389
207
484
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>69
66 771
06 258
66 1491
69 012
06 [ 1393
66 I 1248
66 1 943
66 I 426
U9 i 173
67 896
69 : 1324
68 ! 1052
66 I 333
67 ! 173
66 '\ 1867
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
AljihaheticaJ list of inventions — Continued.
455
Invention.
Chimney. Sectional ventilating-
Chimney. Sectional ventilating-
Chimney-stacks. Atmospheric-pressure relief for. . .
Chimney top and ventilator
Chimney-top. Ventilated
Chimneys. Apparatus for the construction of
Chimneys for shipment. Packing
Chiropodists' use. Instrument for
Chisel
Chisel. Mortising-
Chisel. Subaqueous rock-breaking
Chlorlds. Making liquid
Chlorin and caustic soda. Electrolytic apparatus for
the manufacture of
Chlorin gas. Process of and apparatus for absorbing .
Chlorin. Making
Chlorin . Making
Chlorin monoxid. Apparatus for the manufacture
of
Chlorin. Obtaining
Chloroform-mixer
Chocolate dip or coating tray
Chocolate-dipper
Chop-grading machine
Chopper:
See Cotton-chopper.
Chopping-knife
Choppingknife
Chopping-knife
Christmas-tree holder
Christmas-tree light
■Chromium. Electrodeposition of
Chromium. Making green oxid of
Chuck
Chuck
Chuck
Chuck. Drill-
Chuck. Drill-
Chuck. Drill-
Chuck. Drill-
Chuck. Drill-grinding-machine
Chuck. Emery-wheel
Chuck. Engraver's
Chuck. Engraver's
Chuck. Jewel-
Chuck. Lathe-
Chuck. Lathe-
Chuck. Lathe-
Chuck. Lathe-
Chum
Chum
Churn
Churn
Churn
Churn
C burn
Churn
Churn
Churn
Churn
Chum
Chum
Churn
Chum
Churn
Churn
Churn
C burn
Chum
Chum
Name.
S. H. Richmond
S. H. Eichmond.
B. ¥. Taylor
J. T. Finch
J. E. Spivey
H. C. Eowe"ll ...
J. M. Leaver ...
E. M. Garies ....
J. A. Arthur
J. A. Arthur
"W. L. Eoss
A. Sommer ,
T.Drake
Churn
Chum
Chum
Churn....*
Chum
Chum
Chum ,
Chum
Chum
Churn
Chum
Chum and butter-worker. Combined .
Churn and butter-worker. Combined .
Churn attachment
Churn, &c. Automatically-operated-..
Chum. Centrifugal
Chum-cover
Chum-dasher
•Chum-dasher
P. J. Worsley, "W. "Windus, and B.
Bracey.
W. Donald
W.Donald
G. A , Cannot
L. Mond
T. G. Lewis
D. F. Gerbereux.
C. Gousset
J. A. McAuulty .
512,566
515,482
530,630
517,797
517,309
521,820
513,644
527,240
522,282
522,548
531,334
523,715
528,153
.521,629
518,445
518,446
523,262
529,130
513,797
.522,788
526,968
526,017
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
June 26
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
July 3
July 3
Dec. 25
July 31
Oct. 30
June 19
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 17
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
July 10
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
July 24
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
July 24
Feb. 0
May 8
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
Oct. 9
May 29
July 31
June 5
June 5
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Nov. C
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
May 29
Aur. 3
Sept. 25
May 29
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
May 22
Nov. 27
May 15
June 12
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
D.W.Payne 1527,716 Oct. 16
J.M.Hughes 520.566 May 29
M. S.Thomas 1523,135 ' July 17
R. E. Evenden 1522,339 July 3
S.D. Palmer : 530,602 Dec. 11
J. E. Finley 523,033 ; July 17
J. H. Fulton ! 513,041 I Jan. 16
R. Mayer
W.L.Pike
F. H. Rundell
E. Pruckner
E. A. TJehling
E. Placet and J. Bonnet ,
F. L. Slocum ,
Z.B. Coes
C. M. Conradson...
D. P. Johnston
R.J. Holland
0. K. Schmidt
C.G. Small
J. H. Westcott
J. S. Bancroft
J. T. Giblin ,
H. Gruner
F.Mink
J. L. Hutchinson
S. Coons and E. O. Rogers
C. F. Elliott
F.J. Feldt
W.Wolflf
M. O. Barke
E. H. Baugh
W. P.Bending
J. P. Bolding
O.C.Byler ,
J. W. Coyne and J. A. Shannon
G. W. Crabb
J. A. Crim
G. G. Davis and E. Sawyer
J. H. H.Duncan
S. D. Fry and J. R. Hamilton
J. A. Grant
A . Hamlin
W. D. Hammond
J. A. Howard
J. M. Jackson
G. Laube
C. L. Leonard and A. Bever
C. A. Lorenz
J. A. Maddox
No.
527,002
528,562
518,279
523,376
531,452
526,114
524,470
525,444
523,328
514,008
519,4,54
514,165
516,775
527,227
520,749
523,890
520,778
520,797
513,931
518,136
512,283
516,645
528,705
. I 512,574
525,938
526,607
520,724
517,431
526,561
520,561
528,079
513,361
517,817
525,980
514,358
516,305
516,970
52.5,214
530,531
.1514,859
.1528,000
.1531,440
. 531,204 ;
M. M. Montgomery 528,129
0. Ohlsson 528,681
C. M. Roark l 528,030
G. A. Rosson and C. A. Wever I 515,058
J. H. Rouse and C. A. Schonhoff. . . 525,865 '
A. Schuyler 1514,095
W. T. Smallwood 1 520,087
Date.
L. Sturges.
W.H.Thomas ..
R. E. Van Court.
R. E. Van Court-
E. R. Wayland . .
A. M. Bingham..
529,884
519,746
521,194
524,122
513,375
525,580
Monthly
volume.
1389
2188
988
636
2643
1899
3201
920
190
030
2219
2688
2492
1567
1759
1761
1892
1087
3442
1071
491
1206
541
61
1453
2078
2439
1378
874
216
2005
52
929
311
1732
897
3141
2992
29
69
3648
1195
91G
1516
323
1401
1074
2233
3098
15
2156
2824
2364
2706
667
1149
614
928
2052
2160
820
1469
2234
2)17
1980
2454
289
2280
1780
970
190
2008
2408
1435
784
262
2727
439
1702
2831
1666
281
945
1483
2206
335
f 615
^616
243
159
621
456
785
222
51
161
531
666
603
366
436
C436
H37
476
262
849
265
120
277
133
16
363
523
581
53
504
13
224
74
408
217
760
745
6
14,15
899
300
223
360
79
338
244
533
750
3,4
515
682
570
657
167
261
165
218
485
527
203
369
539
575
470
593
594
70
550
449
217
44
491
578
316
183
61
662
105
410
411
683
417
73,74
232
369
528
Official
Gazette.
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69
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456
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Chum-dasher
Churn-dasher
Churn-dasher
Churn-dasher
Churn-motor
Churn-motor
Churn-operating mechanism
Churn-power
Churn. Rotary
Churn- vent
Churn- vent
Churn. Working body
Chute. Ash-
Chute. Coal-
Chute. Coal-wagon
Chute for loading vessels, cars, &c
Chute regulator. Coal-
Chutes of coal or ore docks. Counterbalance mech-
anism for
Cider-press
Cider-press
Cigar
Cigar-band
Cigar-box
Cigar-bos lifter
Cigar-box moistening device
Cigar- box moistening device
Cigar box moistening device
Cigar -boxes. Match-box and cigar -cutter attach-
ment tor
Cigar-bunch machine .
bunch machin e
bunching machine .
bunching machine .
bunching machine -
bunching machine .
bunching machine .
bunching machine -
bunching machine .
Cigar
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar
Cigar
Cigar
Cigar
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-
Cigar-vending machine
Cigar-vending machine. Coin-operated.
Cigarette-cutting machine
Cigarette-machine ,.
case
case. Pocket
crimping and stamping machine
cutter and advertising device. Combined . . .
holder
holder
holder
lighter
lighter
lighter. Electric
lighter. Electric
lighter. Electric
lighter. Electric
lighter. Electric
lighter. Electric
lighter. Electric
moistening device
mold
mold .
mold. End-opening wooden
or cigarette
package
package
piercer
piercer
press
press
shaping machine
stump receptacle
tip cutter
tip cutter
tip cutter
tip cutter
tip cutter and advertising device. Combined.
tip cutter and dice-throwing apparatus
tip cutter and lighter
vending machine
!Kame.
Cigarette-machine.
Cigarette-m achine .
G. "W. Parrish
J. W. Bicker
J.W. Kicker
C. S. Bogers
B.J. Campbell
F.EIUott
C. C. "Warren
M. M. Taylor
A. MoMullan
S. D. Palmer
S. D. Palmer
G.H. Smith
L. Bofird and J. Blackman.
J. Scully
P-Seibert
J. M. Dodge
J. F. Schmadeke
K. "W. Ericson ,
SB. Donze
E M. Lantz
E. Hotz
C. Hernaheim
L. Rosenfeld
J. Deutsch
E. A.Rich
E. A. Kich
E. A. Rich
C. Myhre
A. Schwehr
E. Barth...
N. H. Borgfeldt
J. DelaMar
H.K.Gardner...
F J. Hagen
S. L. Jackson and A. P. Braun .
H. Schmidt and C. J. Werner. ..
C.N.Swift
F. Cronenwett, Jr
I. Lewis
E. G. Hanscom
R. D. Gates
P. Sattelkan
F. D. Tan Wickel
G. W. LaBaw
E. T. Turney
A. C. Albertsen
C. J. Coleman
J. J.EberhardandC. G. Schimkatt.
A. J. Graydon
D. Misell ,
C. F. Reifif and H. Munk
J. Sachs
C. M. Garfield
J. H. Ogden
F.C.Miller
2Sr. Du Brul
P. C. Sarapata and P. Souvazoglu ..
S. Philipson
S. Roman
C. Horn
J. "W.Miller
E.J. Fink
C. Schiipple and C. Hiibeler ,
C. Hernsheim
A. Scholz
A. A. Hopkins ,
F. H. La Pierre
F. P. Sparmaker
A. P. Thompson
C. H.Gould
R. and E. Rabiger
"W. E. Duthie
H. L. Kirtley
A. H. Randall, Jr .
H. L. Kirtley .
G. F. Carlie...
"W. C. Briggs .
W. C. Briggs .
F. J. Hagan ..
No.
,022
,164
920
519
442
21-2
636
,156
071
222
275
628
599
052
121
851
653
522,519
511,761
514,831
515,774
527,687
519,204
514,181
512,121
512,122
,512,219
523,481
Date.
H. Jerstrum 528,166
524,565
530,254
529,891
523,516
528,903
520,881
511,892
530,5.'i4
520
522
511
513
515,
514,
522,
526
520
525,
530
522
514
520
522
516,
520
530
522
530
527
521
526
523
522
529
519
527,
518,
519,
513,
528,
520,
5-24,
518,
514,
092
881
960
779
,825
280
092
495
095
437
637
,934
,651
,445
919
878
141
.794
,912
403
724
041
948
858
076
254
163
689
827
332
581
996
461
713
4G9
647
529,276
520,243
527,995
515,730
512,150
512,151
522,895
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
June 26
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
June 12
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
June 19
June 5
Apr. 10
July 31
Apr. 24
July 3
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
May 1
Feb. 6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Monthly
volume.
2
2
2
July 24
576
310
2073
3121
768
937
1108
2380
171
798
885
1483
1515
538
1175
293)
2103
588
32
1424
80
1660
475
340
653
654
812
2274
Oct. 30 i 2511
Aug. 14 ■ 1033
Dec. 4 311
Nov. 27 2421
July 24 2333
Nov. 6 j 691
June 5 I 226
Jan. 2 I 284
Official
Gazette.
Dec.
May
11
22
802
2014
July
10
1195
Jan.
2
392
Jan.
30
3416
Mar.
6
154
Feb.
6
524
June 26
2381
Sept.
25
2062
May
22
2017
Sept.
4
202
Dec.
11
1011
July
10
1300
Feb.
13
1125
May
29
2622
July
10
1272
Mar.
20
1896
May
22
2118
Dec.
11
1263
July
10
1261
Dec.
4
574
Oct.
16
1720
June
5
520
Oct.
2
456
July
31
2940
June 26
2359
Nov.
13
1314
May
1
402
Oct.
16
1663
Apr.
24
2410
May
8
719
Jan.
30
3097
Nov.
13
866
May
29
2654
Aug.
21
1283
Apr.
17
1800
Feb.
13
1119
Nov.
13
1350
May
22
2293
Oct.
23
2224
Feb.
27
2885
Jan.
2
696
Jan.
2
701
July
10
1228
139
74
498
756
197
222
276
574
39
186
208
358
354
126
294
730
525
5 150
J 151
8,9
369
19
400
115
81
156
156
197
572
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^608
^609 i
255
78
581
587
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i 167
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J 214
492
298
91
843
38
128
573
490
493
50
247
324
281
635
315
448
516
305
311
142
415
123
112
733
567
316
97
401
596
177
761
205
641
314
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280
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
457
Invention.
Cigarette-machine.
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette machine. Continuous-
Cigarette-machine cutter
Cigarette-making machine
Cigarette-making machine
Cigarette or match case
Cigarette-paper. Machine for applying paraffin to .
Cigarette selecting and boxing machine
Cigarette-slide and match-box. Combined
Cigarette- wrapper-cutting machine
Cigarette- wrapper-cutting machine
Cigarette- wrapper-cutting machine
Cigarette- wrapper holder
Cigarettes. Machine for the manufacture of non-
pasted tubes for
Cinch-plate
Circuit-breaker
Circuit-breaker. Automatic
Circuit-breaker. Electric automatic
Circuit-breaker. Thermal
Circuit-closer
Clrcait-closer
Circuit-closer
Circuit-closer
Circuit-closer. Automatic
Circuit-closer. Automatic
Circuit-closing device
Circuit-closing device
Circuit-controller
Circuit-controller
Circuit-controller for regulators
Circuit-controller. Regulator
Circuit-maker
Circuit-maker
Circuit making and breaking device
Circuit-switch
Circuits. Means for neutralizing self-induction in
alternating
Circuits. Method of and apparatus for preventing
phase-displacement in alteinating
Circuits. Safety-switch for high-potential
Cistern
Cistern-cleaner
Cistern-cleaning machine
Cistern. Portable
Clamp:
See Bale-box clamp. Hitching-clamp.
Basin-clamp. Hose-clamp.
Bedclothes clamp. Hose-coupling clamp.
Bicycle-bell clamp. Ironing-table clamp.
Brake-shoe clamp. Lace-clamp.
Cabinet-maker's Locking-clamp,
clamp. Neckband-clamp.
Casket-clamp. Pipe-clamp.
Clothes-clamp. Plow-iron clamp.
Concentric clamp. Railway-rail clamp.
Cutter-blade clamp. Kope-clamp.
Dental clamp. Rubber-dam clamp.
Door or window Saw-clamp,
clamp. Scaflbld-ciamp.
Pence-clamp. Testing-machine clamp.
Floor-clamp. Time-interval clamp.
Flooring-clamp. Trolley-wire clamp.
Furniture-clamp. "Wagon-body clamp.
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp and vise. Combined
Same.
L. L. Maxfield.
A. Moonelis ...
A. Moonelis .
E. T. Pollard
J. Riera y Hernandez
A. P. and E. P. Scaramanga.
A. P. and E. P. Scaramanga.
A. L. Munson
E.T. Pollard
H. F. M. Lemaire
J. R. ■Williams.
J. L. Sommer . .
A. C. Marchal .
J. N. "Wood....
J. T. Craw
A. Moonelis ...
A. Moonelis ...
A. Moonelis
J. R. Hernandez .
A.. E. Decoufl6...
A. P. Weeks
C. C. Chesney ,
A. C. Carles
C. "W. Larson
H.Klein
C.E.Allen
G. "W. Hey
H. J. Hovey
H. V. Keeson
H. Lewers
J. "W. "White
J. J. Gearv
P.J. "Walsh, Jr
E.J. McEvoy
E.J. McEvo'y
B. B. "Ward
B. B. Ward
D. P. Hall
J. Weaver
D. H.Wilson
E. E. Hersh, B. F. Woodward, and
J. W. Pettee.
E. Thomson and E. W. Rice, Jr
C. P. Steinmetz
S. Harris
T. J. Shearer
J. W. Hawk
J. Shepherd
0. 0. Walker and E. G. Moon.
D. W. Avlworth and K. B. Leslie
A.M. Cole
A.J. Courtney
W.Kline
W. Teager and B. E. Westlin
C. F.Weyhe
No.
518,201
514,238
514,240
530,718
516,392
523,620
525,060
526,192
529.138
520,530
527,625
,528,332
522,139
528,763
514,236
514,237
514,239
521,026
514, 5S9
531,580
525,134
524,630
522,527
530,430
517,401
520,427
528,672
530,184
513.796
523.701
525.266
522,632
514,019
524,808
527,092
513,545
522,055
517,. 502
514,981
518,188
513,349
513,370
524,717
521,869
526,077
519,074
529,511
516,291
522,651
523,974
521,658
521.872
529,765
Monthly
Date.
volume.
a
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^
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Apr. 17
1420
(3=i5
5 356
f 109
Feb. 6
456
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f 113
Feb.. 6
464
<114
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Dec. 11
1137
C276
1277
Mar. 13
1084
257
July 10
771
(194
1195
Aug. 28
1896
(464
1465
Sept. 18
1511
(354
13.55
Nov. 13
1103
267
May 29
2769
670
r419
420
,(421
June 19
1768
1422
L423
Oct. 16
1557
377
Oct. 30
2803
677
June 26
2467
(592
1593
103
Nov. 6
426
Feb. 6
450
(107
1108
Feb. 6
453
(108
1109
Feb. 6
462
(111
1 112
June 5
485
115
Feb. 13
1030
259
Dec. 25
2647
634
Aug. 28
2027
496
Aug. 14
1141
280
July 3
596
153
Dec. 4
612
152
Mar. 27
2829
662
May 29
2595
628
Nov. 6
270
66
Dec. 4
191
47
Jan. 30
3441
849
July 31
2657
659
Aug. 28
2233
545
July 10
792
199
Feb. 6
67
17
Aug. 21
1435
351
Oct. 9
673
165
Jan. 30
3034
748
June 26
2325
558
Apr. 3
147
32
Feb. 20
1659
415
Apr. 10
1282
325
Jan. 23
2685
(651
1652
Jan. 23
2719
660
Aug. 21
1288
315
June 26
1974
477
Sept. 18
1315
305
May 1
234
55
Nov. 20
1799
428
Mar. 13
906
213
July 10
816
204
Aug. 7
10
3
June 19
1613
378
June 26
1977
477
Nov. 27
2206
526
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69
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69
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938.
940
1436
1669
165
1053
1451
867
1110
1551
317
575
1698
724
937
937
939
1284
1064
1748
1076
888
118
1327
2035
1079
094
1249
781
557
1113
169
867
955
141
707
1671
30
1199
249.
606
I 612:
927
1607
1415
581
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1638
173
664
1522
1608
1096
458
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alplidbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
'Clamp device
Clamp-hook. Adjustable
damp-nail
Clamps. Manufacture of metallic binding-
Clamping device for machine-tools
Clapboard or siding-strip for houses
Clasp :
See Boot-tree clasp. Garment -supporting
Button-clasp. clasp.
Colter-clasp. Trousers-clasp.
Garment-clasp. Veil-clasp.
Garment - supporter
clasp.
■Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
'Clavo-mandolin
Clay articles. Glaze for
Clay -feeder
Clay mixer and feeder
Clay pigeons. Machine for manufacturing
Clay -product machines. Cutter for
Clay-product machines. Die or mold for
Clay to make ballast, &c. Burning
'Clay working mill
'Cleaner :
See Boiler-cleaner. Rail-cleaner.
Boiler-tuhe or pipe Seed-cleaner,
cleaner. Sewer-trap cleaner.
Comb-cleaner. Shoe-cleaner.
Cotton-cleaner. Spring-jack cleaner.
Dish-cleaner. Tube or flue clcanor
Flue-cleaner. Wheel-cleaner.
Gas-cleaner. "Window-cleaner.
Grain-cleaner.
'Cleaning and polishing compound
Cleaning-machine
•Cleat
Cleat. Ceiling-
'Cleat. Ceiling-
Cleat or belaying-pin. Keleasing-
Clevis
Clevis
Clevis
Clevis
'Clevis. Plow-
Clew-ring
Climbing hills. Mechanism for facilitating
Clip:
See "Wheel-rim clip.
Clip
Clip
Clip for letters, accounts, &c
■Clip, &c., for mail-bag and other straps
Clip for papers, &c
Clipper attachment. Hair-
Clipper for animals. Mechanical
Clipper. Hair-
Clipper. Hair-
Clipper. Hair-
Clipper. Hair-
'Clipper. Hair-
'Clipper. Lawn-
Clippers. Shearing-
'Clippers. Shearing-
Clippers for wool or hair. Construction of mechani-
cal
Clipping machine. Hair-
Clipping machine. Hair-
Clipping-machines. Power-transmitter for
Clock..
Clock. Alarm-
Clock. Alarm-
Clock. Calendar-
Clock-case
Clock-case ,
Clock-case
Clock. Chiming-
'Clock. Electric ,
Clock. Electric
'Clock. Electric
Clock. Electric alarm- ,
'Clock. Electric alarm-
'Clock. Electric alai-m-
'Clock . Eleatric pendulum
Xanie.
J. R. Hime, Sr., and W. B. Cox
J. A. P. Berg
H. C. Rasner
E. Heynen
R. S.Peabody
L. H. Montross
G.N. Buck....
W. B. Draper..
H. W. Hoeft...
P. James
E. S. Smith
J". C. Stevens...
J. A. Traut
C. A. Noack...
B. Frev
M. F. Williams
M. F. Williams
W. G.Jones...
J. H. Omwake-
W. W.Wallace
H. G.Butler...
G. S. Tiffany...
O.I.Littell
W. Hebb
J. C. Steelman
H.P.Ball
H. C.Wirt
A. V. T. Sabroe
S. E. Brlcker
W.B.Hull
A. Morganfield
A. M. Ward
J. H. and W. S. Howard.
T. Ayres
A. Goebel
F. C. Atherton
C.Bali
E. Keller
R.D. S.Tyler
G. P. Farmer
C. O.Bechstedt
P. Ashberry and W. Barnes.
S.X.Chaney
E. A. Cochran
M.G.Gillette
J. K. Priest
J. K. Priest. (Reissue)
E. W. McGuire
E. A. Cochran
E. A. Cochran
P. Ashberry and W. Barnes -
0. Olsen
O. Olsen
J.K. Priest
J. Smith
T. Biddinger and T. J. Kane.
F. D.Hoehl
No.
525,655
527,763
515,168
5-26, 443
528, .^57
512,986
515,950
513,094
526,781
518,956
522,722
528,699
511,8-20
530,712
517,609
516,995
514,690
519,127
531,213
.519,801
529,480
518,636
C. W. Feishtinger -
E. P. Baird
A. Bannatyne
A. M. Lane
S. Willcock
F. L. Gregory
F. L. Gregory
C. Gullberg
M. McDonnell
J. S. Whitehead . . .
N. F. Whitney . - . .
5-27,386
520,979
5'?0,628
.511,899
525,064
.511,946
525,704
527„528
528,678
521,065
521,840
H. Campiche 514,641
529,281
526,970
521,056
518,214
518,301
525,624
518,486
5-20,110
5-28,009
513,854
512,964
527,260
516,372
520, .553
522,774
518,252
518,681
513,772
530,984
530,572
512,009
526,858
525,783
516 109
11,411
.523,229
511,931
.526,917
526,359
511,966
522,765
.524.213
517,594
529,103
512,963
Date.
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
May 1
July 10
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
May 1
Dec. 18
May 15
Nov. 20
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
June 5
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
May 22
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
May 29
July 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Deo. n
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
July 17
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
July 10
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
June 5
May 29
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
June 5
June 20
Feb. 13
Monthlj-
volume.
563
1789
1955
1983
54
2126
340
2276
188
32
935
317
111
1129
312
2094
1192
332
1998
1530
1734
2074
136
431
488
473
14
505
81
550
44
9
233
77
28
274
1357
493
542
1350
1488
506
1818
2045
2247
3.539
2096
954
1052
2809
1048
1409
2154
3407
1581
895
466
312
803
601
1340
1830
348
419
1804
400
1037
423
290
1045
2091
1163
413
2927
29-2
1901
371
665
1405
285
560
1927
495
297
,78, 79
475
373
413
( .516
1517
121
127
337
372
122
450
500
542
872
497
231
;249
1250
678
269
353
539
840
375
220
111
76
184
141
334
461
81
104
427
93
256
100
67
252
f495
^496
285
99
708
67,68
466
87
156
342
69
131
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Gazette.
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66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Cou ^mued.
459
Tnvention.
Clock. Electric program-
Clock. Electric tower-
Clock. Electric windinj: and setting
Clock . Electrically-illuminated
Clock . Musical
Clock. Musical
Clock or dial. Calculating
Clock-pendulum
Clock-pendulum
Clock. Pendulum
Clock-sasli
Clock. Self-winding electric
Clock. Self-winding electric
Clock spring-arbor bearing
Clock striking apparatus
Clock striking mechanism. Electric
Clock striking mechanism. Electric
Clock synchroni zer. Electric
Clock synchronizing mechanism. Electric-.
Clock system. Electric-
Name.
L. McCaskey
D. "Warner. . .
Loriot
Misell
"W.Porter....
W.Porter
A. Gottsch ..
Bartel
Bartel
Bartel
M. Lane
G-. Hammer. .
Lungen
Street
D. Brown
L. Gregory ...
D. "Warner
S. Prentiss . .
Ayres
.J. H. Gerry and E. M. Schmidt.
Electric i A. E. Vidaland G. Herrieu.
Apparatus for adjusting the beat of pendu- F. Ejoeber .
Clocks,
lum
Clocks. Electric synchronizer for
Clocks. Gravity-escapement for
Clod crusher and pulverizer
Closet:
See Dry closet. Sanitary closet.
Dry-air closet. "Water-closet.
Flushing-closev.
Closet-pull attachment
Closet-seat
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth cutting machine
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth-cutting machines. Take-up for conductors of ,
Cloth-folding machine
Cloth-folding machine
Cloth-holder
Cloth-laying machine
Cloth. Method of and machine for finishing
Cloth. Method of and machine for fulling
Cloth napping and brushing roller
Cloth-napping machine
Cloth-napping machine .
Cloth-notching machine .
Cloth, paper, &c.
piling
Cloth-pressing machine
Cloth sizing and drying machine.
Cloth-sponging cylinder
Cloth-sponging machine
Clo<h-atretching machine
Clothes-clamp
Clothes-drier
L. von Orth
H. Conant
H. J. Nelson and N. M. Nielsen . . .
L. M. Hooper..
"W. G. Vollmer.
J. Bloch
P.Howe
A. Long
N. Eubenstein.
A. K. Thyll ...
A. Thyll
J. "Wolf, Jr....
J". "Wolf, .Tr
"W. A. Eichardson .
J. E. "Windle
W. H. Cummings..
A. Eloesser
W. Hebdon
H. Balbian
L. Clarenbach, Jr.
H. S. and T. H. Greene.
E. Schweinefleisch.
J. "Wolf, Jr
Machine for cutting, folding, and? j. ivreiael
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes
Clothes-
Clothes-
Clothes
Clothes-
Clothes-drier
Clothes-drier. •
Clothes-drier
Clothes-line
Clothes-line attachment.
Clothes-line fastener
Clothes-line fastener
Clothes-line fastener
drier,
drier -
drier,
-drier,
drier,
drier,
drier,
-drier,
drier,
drier,
drier,
drier,
drier,
drier.
Gessner
Partington
K. Colson..
E.
R.
E.
T. Sarfert
J. Muir ,
B.P.Eeilly
F.J.Bailey
F.J.Bailey
J. Brown
C. F. Casper and T. S. Darling .
C. E. Cochrane
R. Douglas and J. F. Austin . ..
G. Finkbeiner
E. B. Gildersleeve
J.P.HiU
P. Jodoin
P. J. Meslein
W. H. Moseley
B. F. Nicholas
L."W.Pond
J. Eeilly
O.M. Shannon
H. E. Sheets
E.S.Sutton
F. S. McKay
E. J. "Van "Wormer.
C. Bartsch
H. Betka
C. J. Brown
No.
531,002
51R,337
5-26,720
520,446
528,739
529,835
530,836
515,855
515.856
527,233
522.298
527,786
528.960
516 397
517 S38
.520,184
520,585
517,480
.525,779
513,469
521,396
526,399
522,724
519,421
520,799
529,123
527,821
.528,220
520,598
525,502
521,003
513,741
527,224
528,217
527,354
519,073
523,499
527,109
529,855
513,926
529,579
522,728
522,560
522,497
528,216
517,653
516,945
,441
,029
,576
577
889
3'8
222
178
524
368
331
315
870
705
003
115
628
513,285
524,869
520,501
515,354
516,068
531,248
521,971
529,703
Date.
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
May 29
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
July 3
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
May 22
May 29
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
June 12
Sept. 25
July 10
May 8
June 5
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
May 29
Sept. 4
June 5
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
May 1
July 24
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
July 10
July 3
July 3
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Jan. 9
May 1
July 17
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Aug. 28
July 10
July 10
Oct. 2
May 8
Oct. 30
May 1
Dec. 25
June 12
Mar. 13
JiUy 17
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
May 29
Fet. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
June 26
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
1610
1555
84
2623
374
2327
1326
201
201
908
217
1828
811
2839
696
2191
2861
109
792
2887
1140
1886
880
75
1074
1880
2613
2883
303
450
3364
892
2607
1111
231
2306
706
2365
3641
1911
958
655
547
2606
400
1454
465
1609
2012
12.55
1833
690
694
364
808
2614
429
2557
1100
971
1978
1976
1690
542
1382
1977
2590
1540
2724
2284
545
2063
2177
2106
(382
} 383
386
22
63)
91
554
319
47
47
220
58
440
190
707
176
534
692
24, 25
183
(710
<7U
(712
(269
} 270
448
(236
J 237
213
16
259
451
630
697
74,75
107
830
216
(628
\ 629
271
54
581
173
565
898
455
238
166
167
168
(139
ll40
628
96
97
98
352
114
404
(474
H75
308
447
(175
ll76
176
91
197
630
105
612
258
230
497
475
407
133
322
471
(627
J 628
376
660
566
127
493
523
505
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Gazette.
■67
1538
316
18
1085
715
1119
1472
1490
1490
185
44
385
814
1433
1,50
987
1129
23
1308
644
1419
1536
197
721
1211
862
393
541
1133
1208
1278
766
181
540
221
580
476
147
1127
821
1033
198
128
108
286
627
337
06 1860
260
1042
151
152
68
707
541
620
1730
1412
66 i 1650
68 I 403
09 : 410
342
102
1427
1046
589
972
1102
1326
1554
1619
1R45
1079
460
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Clothes-line fastener ..
Clothes-line. Pinless .
Clothes-line pulley
Clothes-line reel
Clot hes-llne reel
Clothes-line support . . .
Clothes-line support. Adjustable safety.
Clothes-Une swinging support
Clothes-pin
Clothes-pin
Clothes-pin
Clothes-pin
Clothes-pin box
Clothes-pin. Double
Clothes-pin machine
Clothes-pounder
Clothes-pounder
Clothes-rack
Clothes- wringer
Clothes-wringer and wash-tub.
Clothes-wringer gear-casing. . .
Clover-feeder
Clover-huUer feeder
Clover-huller feeder
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch ,
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch ,
Clutch
Clutch
Combined.
Clutch. Adjustable friction- .
Clutch. Automatic stop-
Clutch-coupling
Clutch-coupling
Clutch. Driving-
Clutch. Friction-
Friction- .
Friction-.
Friction-.
Friction- .
Friction-.
Friction-.
Friction-.
Clutch.
Clutch.
Clutch.
Clutch.
Clutch.
Clutch.
Clutch.
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Frictional and positive .
Clutch. Frictional and positive
Clutch. Machinery- ,
Clutch mechanism
Clutch. Pneumatic
Clutch. Eeciprocating
Clutch. Eope-
Clutch. Split-pulley friction-
Coach. Invalid's
Coach-step
Coach-steps. Making
Coagulant
Coal and mineral washer.
Coal-box. Portable
Coal-breaker
Coal-breaking apparatus.
Coal-conveyer
Coal-cutting machine
Coal-drill
Coal-drill ,
Coal-drill
Coal-drill
Coal-drill
Coal-drill
Coal-dump ,
Coal. Duplex revolving screen for cleaning and
grading
Coal-dust-firing apparatus
C. S. Buckwalter
J.P.Kirk
J. M. Murphy
A.S.Fonda
A. W. Foster
C. G-. Norlin and F. Lindstrom
K. MoNab
B. M. Erslev
S. German
T. J. Gordon
G. W. McCoole...
W. D. Watkins...
J. "W.Pike
J. N. Edmondson .
C. W. Hall
N. D. Lewis
J.J. Sheehy
T. M. Anderson
C.Wheeler. Jr
C. F. and "W.Lewis
W. T. Gong
"W. E . Ay ers
J. N. Kailor and M. T. Reeves
M. T. Eeeves and J. N. Kailor
G. E. Anderson
G. E. Anderson
M. H. A very
S. P. Babcock
D. Bennett
H. H. Binger
M. Campbell
H. "W.Hill
E. L. Jones
B. McGovern ,
M. F. McMahon and T. F. Carver .
W. Oesterlein
C. Sinning
T.J. Thorp ,
C. A. "Weller
J. K. "Wilson
G. H. Smith
A. C. Campbell
J. B. AUfree
T. F. McGee and E. J. McCarty.
M. C. Johnson
J. A. Barnes
"W. D. Ewart
J. Hartness
A. Harvey
T. A. Hayes
E. D. Schmidt
M. D. Smalley
"W. E. Smith
T. A. Weston
F. E. Brjghtman.
W. E. Chalfant. .
W. D. Butz
L. E, Mansfield..
J. F. Byers
L. Porter
D. W. Orcutt
L. S. Bache
E. T. wingo sae.ni
No.
Date.
519,526
May 8
512,715
Jan. 16
515,714
Feb. 27
524,167
Aug. 7
523,853
July 31
518,621
Apr. 24
515,355
Feb. 27
518,397
Apr. 17
519,998
May 15
520,957
June 5
527,500
Oct. 16
527,911
Oct. 23
516,279
Mar. 13
516,390
Mar. 13
513,572
Jan. 30
524,422
Aug. 14
523,601
July 24
528.498
Oct. 30
517,785
Apr. 3
518,412
Apr. 17
515,910
Mar. 6
518,480
Apr. 17
514,193
Feb. 6
521,347
June 12
512,932
Jan. 16
512,933
Jan. 16
516,422
Mar. 13
519.899
May 15
529,015
Nov. 13
512,148
Jan. 2
520,949
June 5
516,269
Mar. 13
520,528
May 29
512,736
Jan. 16
520,447
May 29
515,091
Feb. 20
518,865
Apr. 24
521,059
June 5
624,797
Aug. 21
512,643
Jan. 9
521,677
June 19
519,173
May 1
522,395
July 3
528,012
Oct. 23
527,064
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
531,014
524,585
530,339
520,109
519,951
529,755
515,450
529,314
523,874
E. E. Bennett
B. D. Druen
B. D. Druen
J. "Van Euy mbeke
E. Eamsay
T. Bukenhofer and E. H. Weiss . . .
E. B. Coxe
E. B. Coxe
H. L. Carstein
A. Greenwood
G. H. Bittenbender..
J. Collier
M. Hardsocg
P. Sauer
J. W. Shallenberger .
G. W. Thayer
J. J. Lane
L. Aulmann
516,610
522,587
518,051
530,701
517,679
524,530
520,570
515,271
518,831
527,596
515,954
525,242
528,803
528,072
527,411
527,412
520,133
521,263
519,466
525,093
513,320
527,814
518,703
516,512
522,840
513,973
C. Wegener 519,784
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
May 22
May 15
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
July 31
Sept. 18
Mar. 20
July 10
Apr. 10
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
May 29
Fet. 20
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Aug. 23
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
May 22
June 12
May 8
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
July 10
Feb. 6
May 15
1076
1634
2867
345
2933
2044
2286
1671
1849
373
1353
2055
891
1081
3082
804
2465
3091
621
1697
278
1812
362
1069
2039
2040
1130
1686
900
693
361
878
2766
1663
2624
1825
2462
551
1419
1519
1647
420
380
2250
639
1634
1057
466
2044
1767
2190
2441
1422
2966
1505
703
1064
1115
446
974
2836
2130
2416
1514
347
2203
500
2347
1207
1210
2104
907
957
1956
2641
1870
2195
1291
1147
3
1504
257
392
714
81
731
508
;566
I 567
413
452
91
330
493
210
257
758
759
196
619
749
1.55
421
65
448
87
250
483
483
269
411
212
167
(75;
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Gazette.
66
206
669
399
635
C460
:\ 461
I 610
129
347
365
, ( 385 ?
! J 386 5
102
99
543
155
C387
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433
522
605
342
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66
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67
271
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108
67
239
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
461
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Coal-elevators. Self-dumping mechanism for.
Coal-hod
Coal in bulk. Apparatus for handling
Coal or coke fork
Coal or ore separating apparatus
Coal or rock drilling machine
Coal-screon
Coal-screen
Coal-screen
Coal-screen. Eevolving
Coal-scuttle
Coal-separator
Coal, stone, &c. Machinery for cutting
Coal washer and separator
Coat
Coat and hat hook
Coats, vests, &c. Device for supporting
Coated with metallic alloys. Articles
Coating cast-iron with other metals or alloys. .
Coating metal plates. Apparatus for
Coating metals with oxids
Cob-pipe-boring machine
Cock. BaU-
Cock. Blow-off
Cock box. Stop-
Cock box. Stop-
Cock box. Stop- ,
Cockfloat. BaU- ,
Cock for air-brake systems. Stop- ,
Cock for air brakes and signals. Safety-
Cock for gas-stoves, &c
Cock. Gage-
Cock. Gage- ,
Cock. Gas-burner
Cock. High-pressure ball-
Cock or faucet. Self-closing
Cock. Safety gas-
Cock. Self-lubricating stop- ,
Cock. Stop-
Cock. Stop-
Cock. Stop and waste ,
Cock. Train-pipe atop-
Cocks automatically. Machine for grinding . .
Cocks. Safety device for locking gas-
Cocks. Stem counection for four-way
Cockeye. Spring-
Cocoanut. Preparing and preserving
Coffee-boiler
Coffee cleaning and separating machine
Coffee-drying apparatus
Coffee-flask ,
Coffee hulling, scouring, and cleaning machine
Coffee-making apparatus
Coffee-making machine
Coffee-mi 11
Coffee-mill
Coffee or tea pot
Coffee or tea pot condenser and dripper
Coffee or teapot handle
Coffee or tea pot. Steam
Coffee-percolator
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coflee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffee pot and filter
Coffee-pot attachment
Coffee-pot attachment. Adjustable
Coffee-pot holder
Coffee-pot percolator
Coffee-roaster
Coffee-stirrer
Coffee substitutes. Making
Coffee substitutes. Preparing
Coffee, tea, &c. Device for steaming
Coffin attachment
Coffin hand-lift
Coffin -handle
Coffin-handle
Coffin-lid fastening and hinge
Coffin-lid hinge and fastener
Coil. Reactive
CoU. Kesistance- ,
A. "Walker
J. H. Humbert
P. B. Clarke
J. Kreitz
F. Pardee
E. Carnduff ,
G. F. Blakeslee
G. W. Cross
G.W.Cross
G. W. Cross
J. "W. Krieger
W. H. Herring
T. Heppell and J. G. and W. Patter
son.
T. M. Righter
N. Schlo.ss
F. Tavlor. (Reissue)
M. F. koenig
S. 0. Cowper-Coles
L. R. Nourse
T. L. Thomas
C.R. Arnold
P. Lane
J. H. Stevens, Jr
"W. Mcintosh
B. C. Anderson
T.J.Ryan
N. C. Sund
W. H. Bate
J. C. McNabb
S. A. D. Heath
J. B. Wallace
G. Binder
C. R. Moore
G. A. Ries
H. C. "Weeden
T. Bonroe
G. "W. Cini and G. Maiwald ,
E. M. Dart
A . Campbell
G. Munger
H. Mueller
J. O'Leary
C. M. Jarvis
A. and S. Kohn
R. M. Dixon
W. Finter
N. A. Closson
J. W. Carpenter
J.S.Miller
R. P.Hocking
H. Kaplan
D. B. Eraser
B. F.Gage ,
J. List and "W.B. Smith
C. D. Anderson ,
0. Leinbrock ,
W. 0. Byrd
J. A. McClellan
O. W.Pierce ■.
G. Laube
H. Wilson ,
W. A. Barrington
N. 0. Bond
C.C.Davis
J. S. Dunlap ;
T. Glynn
J. To'bin
W.D.Wells
C. H. Huxford
H. B. Adams
H. P. During
C. E. Preanell
J. T. Appleberg
E. R. Jones and G. Little
LM. Ginn
R. Rahr
H. Trillich
J. F. Hornberger
C. D. Shrader
W. H. Pope
L. G. Kregel ...
C. F. Mosmau
L. G. Kregel
W. C. Langenau
H. Lemp
H.P.Davis
517,782
527,333
512,680
526,109
528,386
526,294
.528,526
520, .562
528,289
524,577
524,764
520,524
529,790
531,562
527,561
11,416
528,601
512,160
516,551
.527,628
514,896
.516,208
,525.870
529,133
529,638
520,542
514,633
513,474
523,081
513,505
527,567
517,426
531,593
518,536
515,699
514,879
518,091
522,515
512,537
512,892
513,272
517,707
521,980
.527,206
528,658
530,758
527,139
523,656
530,546
521,859
511,780
528,595
514,592
517,283
528,499
517,614
528,201
51.5,008
527,182
524,281
,530,149
519,657
529,238
531,164
520,039
530,835
526,331
523,188
519,020
529,349
528,594
529,953
512,675
514,553
513,179
521,509
513,252
530,308
519,649
526,134
519,678
524,786
52.3,041
522,218
519,335
513,457
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Jan. 16
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
May 29
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Oct. 10
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Oct. IG
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
May 29
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
July 17
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
July 3
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
June 26
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Oct. 9
July 31
Dec. 11
June 26
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
May 8
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
May 22
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
July 17
May 1
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
June 19
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
May 8
Sept. 18
May 8
Aug. 21
July 17
July 3
May 8
•Jan. 23
616
1075
1575
1372
2896
1683
9
2158
2732
1047
1366
2758
2245
2618
1452
2600
139
726
1347
1561
1537
776
977
1093
2000
2786
1100
2900
1545
2959
1461
7
2668
1907
2842
1502
1124
580
1347
1973
2575
496
2200
859
247
1206
758
2561
1957
59
128
1034
2596
3092
323
2576
1696
822
524
123
1298
1283
1910
1919
1.324
1752
1761
132
1479
127
2526
1566
960
2415
1364
2543
408
1285
1413
1328
1399
1493
76
724
2869
<15
153
154
260
;378
I 379
320
701
397
4
516
659
258
333
668
535
627
353
643
34
i67
378
181
219
264
478
C673
1674
273
715
387
728
356
2
641
472
707
377
284
148
325
469
623
119
(529
)530
209
61,62
294
642
C209
)210
C472
H73
15
30,31
260
(608
i609
750
76
623
426
200
123
31
310
308
455
470
318
415
442
33
356
30
608
377
243
583
102
307
329
321
341
371
16
178
704
120
214
325
1425
592
1483
648
1585
563
870
941
1108
1103
1742
298
519
672
138
1720
318
1176
1613
1341
865
1050
1114
1078
682
324
693
300
4
1752
380
1434
1155
221
114
2G6
401
586
1649
175
691
1449
156
542
1386
1603
14
669
1065
628
63
534
1205
168
756
1237
794
898
1593
938
1472
1499
363
561
957
669
1156
323
1052
554
1477
579
1289
792
1434
800
948
313
15
691
641
462
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AJ])hahetical list of inveniions — Coutiuued.
Coil. Self-indnction
Coin-actuated lock
Coin-carrying envelope
Coin-case
Coin-controlled apparatus
Coin-controlled apparatus
Coin-controlled apparatus
Coin-controlled machine
Coin-controlled machine
Coin-controlled machine
Coin-controlled machine
Coin-controlled machine
Coin-controlled machines. Means for protecting re-
ceiving-openings of
Coin-controlled mechanism
Coin counter and deliverer
Coin discharging and delivering device
Coin-displayer
Coin-holder
Coin-holder
Coin holding and delivering device
Coin holding and delivering device
Coin-operated device
Coin-operated lock
Coin-operated mechanism
Coin-package
Coin package-delivery device
Coin-receiving apparatus
Coin-receiving apparatus
Coin-receptacle
Coin-receptacle
Coin separator and deliverer
Coin-slot machine
Coin-slot machine
Coin sorting and packaging device
Coin-tray
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coking-furnace
Cold-storage building
Cold-storage structure
Collapsible box
Collapsible box
Collar and cutf case. Traveler's combined
Collar and cuff holder for luggage-carriers
Collar and hame. Horse
Collar and hames. Combined
Collar and hames. Combined horse-
Collar and hames. Combined horse-
Collar and stiffener therefor
Collar-fastener ,
Collar fastener. Horse-
Collar fastener. Horse-
Collar fastener. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar or cuff
Collar or cuff shaping machine
Collar-shaping apparatus. Horse-
Collar-stuffing machine. Horse-
Collars. Device for shaping folds of linen
Collars. Machine for forming turndown or rolled
Collars. Machine for turning over tips of stand-up.
Collars on shirts. Device for holding
Collars or cuffs on shirts. Device lor holding
Color-harmonizer
Color. Mineral
Color. Mineral
Color. Mineral
Coloring apparatus. Skin-
Coloring-matter from logwood and making same
Colter-clasp
Column
Column. Building-
Column for structural metal-work
Column or pile. MetalUc
Comb:
See Currycomb.
Comb
Comb
Comb
Name.
C.F.Scott
J. W. Patterson
P. L. Flson andH. Illingworth...
K. L. Chope
C. H. Jacot
J.B.Miller
G. F. W. Schultze
■W. M. Ducker
W.T.Lewis (Reissue)
H. A. Mauley
"W. Eeeves
I. Richardson
A. L. Peirce
H. A. Manley
F.W. Nail
P.G.Wagner
J. P. Cleal
F. E. Armitage
J. "W. Grant
C. C. Earnist
C. F. Kraump
C. M. Stiner
F. Meyer
J. "W. Patterson
W. F. Beasley
C.H.Wood
C. C. Clawson
C. C. Clawson
A. W. Jones
H. Russell
R. E. Hanvey
C.P. Young
C. P. Young
F. E. Armitage
H. A. Hayden
T.Bauer
F. Brunck
T. and J. Cnmmings
A. D. Shrewsbury
A. R. Strachan
N.K. H.Ekelund
A. I. Dexter
0. H. Bumham and J. J. Meyers-
J. Jowett
A. Orth
L. D. Dozier. (Reissue)
G. S. Eggeman
D.K.BiU
F. D. Pelletier
H. Eckardt
G. C. Hale
S. D. McElroy
E. E. Kerl
M. T. Burke
H.W.Cooper
O.Drake
P. K. Coover
N. Cunningham
W.T.FeU
J. Mullen
E. C. Phillips
R. M. Hunter
E. G.Smith
A. F. Dunavan
J. Gebauer
A.C. Vail
R. N. Martz
A. W. Cummings
A. Feiner and T. G. Saxton
A. Feiner and T. G. Sax ton
E. Kreutzer
J. Sachs and A. Miiller- Jacobs . . .
J. Sachs and A. Miiller-Tacobs . - .
J. Sachs and A. Miiller- Jacobs
A. F. Jones
P. T. Austen
F. E. Davis
N. Ponlson
H. B. Murlless
E. Haupt
R.Gray
J. W. Hewlett
J. P. Noyes
N. Rheinberg
No.
513,425
531,328
522,753
527,266
518,720
512,205
514.664
519,701
11,415
524,833
526,539
527,886
517,012
520,931
518,676
520,623
521,637
522,311
530,685
522,933
530,997
515,375
515,437
531,327
522,643
522,816
517,094
517,840
515,525
517,071
512,959
513,224
513,225
522,310
518,948
513,257
516,184
523,397
523,602
511,974
514,546
525,695
515,285
523,038
518,270
11,421
513,770
517,021
523,406
528,868
529,733
513,337
512,974
528,143
557,142
529,523
520,413
522,685
528,422
519,585
528,490
520,825
529,143
519,381
529.721
521,061
526,246
530,091
514,454
528,469
513,399
512,224
512,225
512,226
513,642
529,691
528,926
521,320
512,049
530,044
520,047
Date.
Jan. 23
Dec. 25
July 10
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
May 15
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Sept. 25
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
June 5
Apr. 24
May 29
June 19
July 3
Dec. 11
July 10
Dec. 18
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
July 10
July 10
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
July 3
May 1
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
July 24
July 24
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
July 17
Apr. 17
June 5
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
July 24
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Nov. 20
May 29
July 10
Oct. 30
May 8
Oct. 30
June 5
Nov. 13
May 8
Nov. 27
June 5
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jab. 30
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
June 12
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
May 22
523,665 I July 31
531,468 i Dec. 25
527,509 I Oct. 16
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
2798
2210
1014
904
2235
789
1147
1369
1982
1487
2121
2010
2118
337
2146
2917
1580
234
1088
1298
1601
2321
2424
2208
804
1114
2290
698
2559
2251
2085
2477
2479
232
21
2549
731
2113
2466
414
949
650
2154
1490
1442
697
3404
2151
2132
638
2153
2668
2108
2480
763
1821
2571
872
2955
1174
3078
126
1113
812
2134
554
1607
26
790
3044
2766
821
822
823
3197
2086
755
1009
530
2704
1932
2593
2463
1371
686
529
251
234
556
192
286
330
490
363
f 508
5 509
482
501
82
537
C705
) 706
(369
5 370
62
264
324
381
575
600
529
201
276
539
177
634
533
494
598
599
62
6
C613
5 614
171
531
(619
) 620
96
240
152
535
(370
5 371
360
163
839
510
535
152
514
647
501
601
186
433
622
215
5 715
5716
282
746
27
269
198
511
129
376
8
202
739
674
69
67
67
67
68
;68
'69
66
67
67
I 67
t67
68
67
6^1
66 i
784
177
237
125
650
474
646
587
334
I 66
66
67
66
66
66
67
67
66
69
69
66
66
69
69
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67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
46a
Invention.
Comb and comb-cleaner
Comb-cleaner
Comb-cleaner
Comb-cleaner
Comb for fiber-feeding machines. Revolving
Combing-machine -•.
Combing macbines. Dabbing-brush apparatus for
wool-
Combing-machlnes.
in g-off rollers of
Combination-case - . .
Driving mechanism for drav-
Combination-case for cards, &c .
Combination-lock
Combination-lock
Combination-lock
Combination-lock
Combination-lock
Combination-lock
Combination-lock ,
Combination-wrench
Combustible material
Combustion apparatus
Combustion of fuel. Smokeless.
Commode
Commode
Communion-service
Commutator
Commutator
Commutator
Commutator
Commutator
Commutator
Commutator and connection for dynamos .
Commutator-brush
Commutator-brush ■
Commutator-brush
Commutator-brush for dynamos
Commutator-brush holder
Commutator connection
Commutator-connector
Commutator-cylinder
Conmiutator. Electric-machine
Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Commutator for dynamo-electric machines
Commutators for dynamos or motors. Constructing.
Commutators of dynamos. Device for blowing out
sparks on
Compartment vessel or holder
Compass. Beam-
Compass deviations. Apparatus for determining,
correcting, or compensating
Compasses
Compensating device
Compensator
Compo board
Compo board
Composing-stick
Composite material and manufacture of same
Composition-case
Composition of matter
Composition of matter
Composition of matter
Composition of matter and making same
Compound engine
Compound engine
Compound engine
Compound engine
Compound engine
Compression-joint
Compression -tank
Compressor or vacuum pump .
Concealed battery
Concentrates and apparatus for carrying out said?
method. Method of recovering 5
Concentrating-machine
Concentrator
Concentrator
Concentrator
Concentiic clamp
Concrete block with expanded metal reinforce-core . .
Concrete construction
Concrete-mixing mill
Concrete-molding appliance
Concrete monuments. Method of and apparatus for
making
Concrete pipe. Molding
IName.
A. Brunner
J. Cooper
H. Fisher
G. W. Eichardson
J.C. Potter
A. L. Haggas and K. Heaton.
I. Eusb worth
C. Cholerton
A. J. Estlow
A. J. Estlow
H. Barditzky
J. Bois
E. Vf. Goodrich
J. T. Hoile
"W. B. Humphrey
F., Jr., and C. Meloche .
J. H. "Whittington
W.S.Clay
E. Scott
E.F. Paddon
M. M. Armstrong
E. Leslie
D. H. Murphy. (Reissue) .
J. G. Thomas
H. L. Bridgman
E. R. Francis
J. C. Fvfe
C. Hoffmann
H.G.Reist
G. A. Rollins
G. "Wilkes
G. W. Brown .
R. Kersberg..
J. F. Kester..
G. Forbes
G. Ranch
C. A. Lieb....
O. N. Turner .
A. J. Shaw ...
C. Olivetti . . . .
513,980
5-25,337
520,731
520,613
523, 81S
527,213
525,429
527,664
528,421
528,420
528,585
528,651
512,187
513,325
526,709
516,685
524,750
529,707
523,600
523,233
522,187
529,076
11,410
516,065
531,406
516,732
522,052
520.264
526,742
513,533
512,853
518,913
519,188
514,150
529,784
527,127
516,827
516,853
524,793
516,447
524,884
513.460
523,663
523,019
516,845
512,612
514,488
517,696
517,029
524,160
525,258
518,488
513.710
516,572
530,428
516,999
528,106
521,382
521,177
525,926
523,678
515,332
516,329
512,306
631,272
515,975
519,805
527,678
517,903
525,537
530,753
519,316
528,442
520,939
522,172
523,009
512,128
516,113
512,603
518,076
521,929
E. L. Ransome 515,016
G. F. Card
H. i. Pee
J. Hoffman
E. Thomson
E. Thomson
H. W. Hauahan
L. A. Moore
W. B. Hunter . . .
C. T. E. Clausen.
M. Bradley
C. Cade
W. Daves
H. "W. Mowry
H. "W. Mowry
J. A. Keyes
W. L. Carter and O. C. Hinman . . .
R. "W. Nelson
J. Matthews
W. M. Pope
J. E. Summers
A. P. McKean
W. E. Good and G. B. Petsche
J. Haug
A. J. L. Loretz
J. Peebles
E. Schwoerer
C. S.Bavier
G. T. Francis
E. N. Trump and J. E. Sweet ,
L. C.Demain ,
J. S. Dougherty
I. Besly
J. Norbom
A. H. Rapp
C. "Wallace
J. Eiddell
A. C. Storck...
E. L. Ransome.
E. L. Ransome.
A . Rau
N. C. Cameron .
STo.
Date.
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
May 29
May 29
July 31
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
July 24
July 17
July 3
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Mar. 20
June 26
May 22
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
May 1
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
July 31
July 17
Mai-. 20
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Aug. 7
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
June 12
June 12
Sept. 11
July 31
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
May 15
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
May 8
Oct. 30
June 5
June 26
July 17
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
June 26
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
12
21
3109
2905
2862
923
190
1621
2953
2951
103
235
761
2646
65
1585
1341
2112
2464
1836
2
1004
2873
540
2342
1672
2320
2331
123
3016
1906
2552
446
289
2234
742
1812
1855
1411
1175
1565
2875
2591
1460
1842
1457
856
472
2165
334
2222
1820
3320
1388
611
2098
2411
1122
757
1059
2616
2249
968
952
2103
390
1539
1645
796
374
1199
2990
347
2523
1437
662
606
1547
1099
2094
3
5
753
701
711
222
48
391
715
C714
^715
26
58
185
642
17
378
328
506
C618
)619
462
1
242
673
126
558
396
557
566
29
745
5450
H51
631
109
70
532
182
430
439
344
C281
J 282
382
706
646
363
436
352
218
114
513
79
541
451
820
330
152
496
584
558
228
233
505
90,91
376
397
C200
I 201
91
(291
^292
(293
168
722
84
C605
1606
359
158
142
371
278
503
1709 429
Official
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
f
Alphabetical Jist of inventions — Continued.
inveutiou.
Condeu ser
Concl enser
CondeDser
Condenser
Condenser
Condenser and exhaust-pipe Lead
Condenser and feed-water heater. Combined surface.
Condenser. Exhaust-steam
Condenser. Exhaust-steam
Condenser. Steam-engine
Condenser. Surface
Condenser. Surface
Surface .
Vapor-..
Conduit.
Conduit.
Conduit.
Condenser.
Condenser.
Condensing apparatus
Condensing apparatus. Steam-
Conductor. Antiinductive
Conductor hook
Condnctorsnpport and insulator
Conductor-switch
Conduit-cleaning device
Conduit for electrical conductors. Underground . . .
Conduit-sections. Apparatus for manufacturing . . .
Conduit. Subterranean
Underground
Underground
Undergroun d
Confectionery into molds. Machine for depositing .
Confectionery -machine
Confectionery -machine
Confectionery. Machine for molding
Confectionery. Machine for molding
Confections. Machine for molding
Confections. Machine for molding
Con formator
Continuous extractor
Continuous kiln
Con troller-handle
Controller. Series-parallel
Converter
Converter
Converter
Converter
Converter for smelting ores .
Converter. Multiphase
Convertible chair
Convertible chair
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer-carriage
Conveyer. Screw
Conveyer-trough
Conveying and automatically delivering small arti-i
cles. Apparatus for ;
Conveying apparatus
Conveying apparatus. Traveling-chain
Conveying machinery
Conveying material
Cooker
Cooker and baker. Combined steam
Cooker. Jelly-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Cooker
Cooker.
Cooker.
"Cooker.
Cooking and canning machine. Vegetable .
"Cooking apparatus
Cooking, broiling, baking, (fee. Apparatus for .
Cooking com, &c., in cans. Apparatus for
Cooking device
'Cooking device for fruit-canning
Cooking device. Steam
Cooking food over lamp-chimneys. Utensil for .
'Cooking machine. Com-
Cooking utensil
Cooking utensil
Coolung utensil
C. S. Cox
T. M. Eynon
S. TV. Johnson
E. H. "Ward well ..
J. M. "Westerlin . .
J. J. J. De E vcke .
J. B. McCurdy ...
.T.A.Dillon..'.....
W. Webster
S. S. Leach
S. W. Johnson
O. M. Eow
F. M. "Wheeler .
A. H. Dunkle. . ,
J. Eourke
W. Webster
H.F. Chick
E. W. Mohroff and C. TV". Dobelin .
D. N. Osyor
G- H. Benjamin
C. O.Ehlert
J. F. Cummings
J. F. Cu mmings
F. Lang
J. F. Cummings
J. E.Edwards
A. Segade and D. J. O'Eegan
L. Hirschfeld
H. 0. C. E. TVagemann.
L. A. Chichester
C. N. Wonson and D. TV". Palmer.
J. Bulger
■J. H.Franklin
E. L. HasseU
C. McMahan and A. M. Southard
K. Michalouskj
C. TV. Miller
L. Patterson
F. G. and A. C. Sargent .
C. S. Schenck
G. H. Hulett
F. Prinz
J. M. Dodge
A. Miiller
T. S. Miller and H. N. Covell.
A. L. Kac'lford
D. C. and T. W. Saeman
F. E. Dnckham
M. Finklestein
C. Messick
L. G. Hughes
W. E. Beveridge
J. E.Hill
J. A.Kendall
J. F.Tallant
F. A. Odin
No.
521,783
513,904
521,373
521.838
519,654
530,023
518,421
515,874
624,153
516,210
521,469
514,338
526,208
530,300
530,553
525,931
513,482
518,196
526,498
526,850
524,434
524,977
528,290
517,345
528,291
527.597
525,670
530,417
S.J. Hicks 531,033
T. Eobertson 594,401
D. M. Holmes 528,722
D.M.Holmes 523,723
F. TV. Fix
J. C. Waller
A. S. Adler
J. Nay lor, Jr
P. L. Youngren
H. Mittelsdorf
E. D. Priest
C.M.Allen
C.M.Allen
C. W. Stickney
A. Tropenas
C.M.Allen
518,059
524,097
526,849
528,735
517,637
531,052
516,834
519,219
519,220
517,939
511,919
519,218
526,063
517,946
520,284
529,159
516,702
513,785
513,952
523,674
526,405
513,276
527,723
524,842
516,864
523,237
512,015
520,006
512,446
522,854
523,083
.528,417
520,305
513,405
522,731
.522,399
525,147
515,880
512,339
528,680
J. Plenske 515,360
M. E. -Jehu 514,079
H.E. Stickney 531,479
G. Kelsey 519,580
F.M.Anderson .522,748
G. Tinger 520,470
A. N. Ayres 517,561
F. W. Smith 512,232
S. M. Hoagland ; 523,524
E. M. Shaffer 525,968
J. B. Skeyen | 524,616
Date.
June 26
Jan. 30
June 12
June 26
May a
Nov. 27
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
June 19
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Dec.
11
860
Sept.
11
1064
Jan.
30
2917
Apr.
10
1312
Sept.
25
2066
Oct.
2
294
Aug.
14
819
Aug.
21
1718
Oct.
30
2733
Mar.
27
2702
Oct.
30
2734
Oct.
16
1515
Sept.
4
586
Dec.
i
592
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
May 1
May 1
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
May 22
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
July 31
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Aug.
21
1503
Mar.
20
1875
July
17
1841
Jan.
2
478
May
15
1860
Jan. 9
July 10
July 17
Oct. 30
May 22
Jan. 23
July 10
July 3
Aug. 28
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Dec. 25
May 8
July 10
May 29
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
July 24
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
1842
3612
1110
1925
1293
2671
1709
223
321
781
1291
620
l,'i44
395
1663
772
345
347
1073
214
291
366
365
1701
1825
508
509
852
327
507
1286
865
2361
1138
1013
3424
3683
2604
1915
2581
1718
1209
1162
1547
2348
2392
2774
966
392
2051
230
1005
287
2296
161
2481
1167
1008
2668
238
830
2353
1133
1119
439
890
262
461
309
641
425
52
76
182
301
C158
J 159
362
100
(212
J 213
242
718
329
491
71,72
200
421
660
634
660
368
140
C147
\US
395
189
84
84, 85
C271
)272
49,50
71
89,90
86,87
404
432
123
123
215
77
122
123
298
218
573
574
275
384
845
(.5-
\5:
649
455
624
C414
J 415
C367
1368
443
C463
Hfi4
114
5454
1455
C292
1 293
290
388
713
581
678
241
101
500
54
246
70
C.569
1570
38
591
281
249
645
55
201
591
258
275
Official
Gazette.
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67
67
67
69
67
67
68
69
68
68
69
66 [ 2010
69 564
69 309
68
68
69
69
[67
68
69
69
67
67
67
67
66
1 67 j 635
68 i 1410
67 i 180
[67 I 1019
69 I 874
66 i 1785
66 I 778
66 I 830
68 549
68 ! 1541
66 '■ 587
>m
[67
'66
68 i 324
69 601
67 I 1025
66 623
68 I 199
63 , 77
68 1080
66 1496
66 202
69 098
>66 1328
66 ' 885
69 j 1715
67 772
68 206
67 1092
67 47
66 15'.
68 ! 486
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — -Continued.
465
Invention.
Cooking utensil
Cooking- vessel
Cooking-vessel
Cooking-vessel. Combination
Cooking- vessels. Device for carrying off odora from.
Cooler :
See Beer-cooler. Milk-cooler.
Beverage-cooler. Mold-cooler.
Cream-cooler. Water-cooler.
Lard-cooler. Wine-cooler.
Liquid-cooler. Wort-cooler.
Cooler
Cooler for cinder-notches
Cooling apparatus
Cooling or condensing apparatus
Coop
Coop and hawk-trap. Combined chicken-
Coop. Folding chicken-
Coop. Polrting chicken-
Coop. Folding poultry-
Coop. Metal lolding chicken-
Coop. Poultry shipping-
Cop-tube ,
Coping
Copper from its ores. Extracting
Copper, &c. Method of and apparatus for the elec-
trodeposition and refining of
Copper. Process of and furnace for smelting
Copybooks. Kegulating device for moistening leaves
of presa-
Copy-guide
Copy -holder
Copy-holder
Copy-holder
Copy -holder
Copy-holder
Copy -holder
Copying apparatus. Autographic
Copying apparatus. Multiple
Copying-book
Copying. Damping apparatus for press-
Copying manuscripts, &c. Device for
Copying-pad
Copying-press
Copving press. Letter-
Cord. Flexible
Cordage-machines. Adjustable take-up for
Core-attracting solenoid
Core-barrel. Collapsible
Core-barrels. Apparatus for ejecting
Core-box ,
Core. Casting-
Core for casting hollow cylinders
Core-making machine
Core-making machine
Cores. Adjustable chaplet -holder for supporting
and centering
Cores for casting. Apparatus for manufacture of
Cores. Machine for making founders'
Cork-board. Method of and apparatus for manufac-
turing
Cork-board. Method of and apparatus for manufac-
turing
Cork-compressor
Cork-cutting machine
Cork-cutting machinery ,
Cork-extractor
Cork-feeder .
Cork-finishing machinery
Cork-puller
Cork-puller
Cork-puller. Automatic -
Cork-shell-cutting machine
Corks. Machine for making hollow
Corks. Machinery for finishing, polishing, or sur-
facing
Corking-machine
Corkscrew ,
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corn-cribbing machine
Corn-cutter
Corn cutter and dropper .
Com cutter and shocker. .
Com cutter. Green-
30 PAT
Name.
T. Wetscherek .
J. P. Pack
J. H. Wilson...
J. Zinn
B.F. Fowler....
W. Linter
S. K. Fellows
C. Kellgr6n
G. A. Barnard
T. Marr and J. Graham.
W. S.Irwin
L. Matthews
C. B. Proctor
I. T. Carter
I. Zimmerman
J. A. GilUland
T. Henry, Jr
J. D. Davis
G. W. Goetz
L. S. Randolph
A. 0. Vicuna .
O.K. Truitt..
W. Duchemin ,
J. E. Bucklin .
J. E. Bucklin.
E. Kelsey
E. H. Eoss
J. Eush
E. Sheldon ,
TJ. M. White and C. E. Le Count . .
W. M. Williams
A . B. Turner and H. A. McMuUen
W. S. Mendenhall
J. W. Cleland
L. Bailey
J. H. Smith
J. H. Taylor
E. Kelso
C. N. Brown
W. E. Michl
J. W.Holmes
H. B. A.Keiser ,
G. A. Lambert
O.C. Little
F. Gaudy
E. Grant
C. E. Schmidt
F. L. Badger
W. H. Drake .
E. Grant
T. A. Weber .
T. A. Weber .
S. Wile and H. La Casse.
F. C. Traslow .
•J. Lowraan
H. H. Bliss....
S. Wile and H. La Casse.
J. Lowmau
E.Walker
M. L.White
E.Walker
A.L.Mitchell
F. C. Truslow
J. E. Howard
G. Norton
E. Becker
T. Crellin
F. H. La Pierre .
C.Puddefoot ...
L. M. Milieu....
W.E.Clark....
J. Stewart, Jr ..
D.O. Fosgate ..
S. E. Morral....
No.
515,565
523,e4.3
527,471
515,457
512,650
521,119
518,495
516,206
522,549
514,949
521 ,266
524,259
527,807
521,781
529,230
529,259
529,445
522,363
519,111
514,275
525,773
516,953
519,762
521,633
526.990
514,194
518,652
523,906
519,048
513,693
529,824
529,977
523,642
518,586
516,463
512,668
514,204
527,795
514,615
521,269
530,108
512,973
517,387
519,538
526,029
513,998
519,006
515,311
526,101
512,289
524,746
524,747
520,625
'520,744
527,865
515,646
520,5.50
523,046
515,412
534,035
515,411
520,605
523,297
530,845
527,021
518,018
515,658
518,005
522,672
517,355
513,087
528,041
513,495
516,399
Date.
Feb. 27
July 24
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
June 5
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
July 3
Feb. 20
June 12
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
June 26
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
July 3
May 1
Feb. 6
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
May 15
June 19
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
July 31
May 1
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
July 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
June 12
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
May 8
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
May 1
Feb. 20
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
May 29
May 29
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
May 29
July 17
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
May 29
July 17
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
July 10
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
2620
2538
1314
2451
1531
652
1830
774
633
1609
012
489
1860
1841
1267
1324
1672
321
291
513
784
2027
1461
1576
523
364
2101
3014
177
3285
2312
2571
2537
1994
1203
1555
389
1847
1071
916
56
2107
2808
1097
1226
40
109
2201
1354
928
1334
1336
2920
3129
1968
2745
2800
1500
2379
111
2377
2894
1945
1339
.574
1004
2768
987
848
2717
2264
2297
2942
1093
651
637
321
607
367
153
454
181
161
404
215
113
447
438
305
318
398
82
127
181
479
354
368
128
87
(524
) 525
750
42
809
551
620
637
493
289
373
93
444
267
217
15
(500
)501
655
263
283
9
26,27
546
315
(225
J 226
326
327
(706
(707
(757
J 758
473
684
(676
(677
373
590
24
590
699
489
321
139
252
689
246
211
638
(546
1547
553
(724
J 725
260
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Gazette.
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68
>67
466
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AljjJiabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Com cutting and shocking machine
Corn cutting and shocking machine
Corn-cutting device
Corn-cutting machine ,
Corn-husker
Corn-hnsker
Corn-husker
Corn-husker
Corn-husker
Corn-husker
Corn husker. Green-
Corn-husking machine
Corn-husking machine
Corn from cobs. Machine for cutting
Corn-popper
Corn-popping apparatus
Corn-popping machine
Corn separator, husker, and fodder-slitter
Corn-sheller
Corn shellet and grater. Convertible
Corn-sheller separator
Corn shelling and grinding machine. Combined. .
Corn-shock loader
Corn-shocks. Device for loading
Corn-shocking device
Corn-sh ucker
Corn-silker
Cornstalk-shocking mechanism
Corn-stubble cutter
Corner-bracket
Corner-brace
Corner-strip
Cornet-mouthpiece
Cornice and curtain-support. Combined window-
Coi'pses. Apparatus for the preservation of
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset. Abdominal
Corset busk-stay
Corset-stays. Machine for making
Corset-steel
Corset-stiffener
Cot .
Cot and wardrobe. Combined
Cot. Chair-
Cot. Folding
Cot. Folding
Cotton. Apparatus for the treatment of .
Cotton-band cutter
Cotton. Beater for use in machines for opening .
Cotton-chopper
Cotton-chopper
Cotton-chopper
Cotton-chopper
Cotton chopper and cultivator. Combined
Cotton chopper and cultivator. Combined ,
Cotton-cleaner
Cotton. Combined elevator, cleaner, distributer, and
feeder for seed-
Cotton. Combined elevator, cleaner, distributer, andi
feeder for seed- ;
Cotton-compress
Cotton conveyer. Pneumatic seed-
Cotton-elevating apparatus. Seed-
Cotton elevator and distributer
Cotton. Feed-regulating device for machines fori
opening and preparing \
Cotton. Feeding mechanism for machinery for open-
ing and preparing
Cotton-gin
Cotton-gin breast
Cotton-gin condenser
Cotton-gin. Roller
Cotton-gin . Roller ^
Cotton-gin. Roller
Cotton-gins. Combined beater and carder for
Cotton-handling apparatus. Governor for seed-
Cotton. Machine for handling and cleaning seed- . .
Cotton-opener ^^».^... ,
Name.
H. McPherson
A. B. Robinson
C. D. Courtright and C. A. Powell..
M. L. Hydorn
F.Crook
H. H. Perkins
H. H.Perkins
H. H. Perkins
H. H.Perkins
J. P. Schurkens
W. F. Dana
W.H.Webb
M. Toung
W. S. Plummer
L. R. Hiffner
A. Lafrance
W. B. Donathen
C. H. Taylor
G.W. Packer
W. E. Crockett
J. Q. Adams
L. Kniflfen
H. McPherson
G. "W. Collins
A. N. Russell
F. A. Merritt
R. P. Scott
J.W.Ogle
S. L. Mason
A. Fontaine
C.R. McGahey
F. Kees
W. H. Taln-a(ige
J.M.Hoffn- '
V. E. Cohei
J. C. Andrews
J. C. Andrews
B. Epperly
L. H. Foy
T. S. Gilbert
J. Lang
C . A . McGee
T. S.Gilbert
H. G. Stiebel, Jr
H.C.Cook
C.Scholl
J. Wolft-
J. H. Looney
S. C. Hopkins
C. C. McPhee and I. E. Brock
F. C. Hannahs
T. Sands
F. Zedler
L. S. Gardner, G. Cook, and A. 0.
Tannenberg.
J. C.Potter
W. H. J. Goodwin
J.J. Green
G.W. Murray
A. E. Schevey
H. C. Bosloy and J. H. Organ
R. J. Brown and J. E. Register
H. Rembert
T. E. Littlefield
T. E. Littlefield
C. L. and W. T. Bbssonette.
F. C. Gammons
F. Garraux
W. E. Moffitt and J. L. Williams..
J. C.Potter
J. C.Potter
D. Haynes
A. Schulze
G. L. RoUins---
O. F. Goodwin.
J. Stapleton . . -
J. Stapleton and R. J. Ray
W. P. Kopfler
A. Schulze
W. E. Elam ..
A. Kirschner.
Ko.
512,314
518,551
513,380
517,143
512,367
513,721
513,722
513,723
513,724
519,929
512,433
527,226
529,094
523,175
519,404
525,347
518,664
518,358
522,669
515,074
531,292
514,656
528,734
518,487
513,734
513,588
524,223
521,088
520,068
515,204
528,679
529,500
513,346
530,270
515,994
528,064
528,065
515,824
523,888
£31,179
516,767
512,838
527,966
524,874
514,213
514,242
517,132
526,866
517,458
523,908
514,928
522,183
520,285
529,258
524,695
517,570
528,159
520,888
530,724
513,074
529,061
530,458
517,979
517,980
530,001
516,733
521,159
528,177
529,567
524,650
524,170
517,937
513,732
530,941
529,425
514,629
512,445
521,676
518,315
531,193
Date.
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 15
Jan. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
July 17
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
July 10
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
June 5
May 22
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
July 31
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Jan. 16
Oct. 23
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
July 31
Felj. 20
June 26
May 22
Nov. 13
Aug.- 14
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
June 5
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
June 12
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
June 19
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
964
1927
2736
2364
1052
3338
3340
3341
3343
1728
1177
894
1034
1739
853
40
2125
1604
842
1804
2146
1134
365
1819
3357
3106
435
600
1973
2014
286
1774
2678
341
426
2330
2332
154
2990
1934
1721
1871
2162
1546
415
472
2349
328
75
3011
1581
2539
2364
1323
1245
253
2501
247
1153
2249
052
930
2631
1673
724
2532
1891
1169
349
850
3355
1502
1629
1094
1208
1642
1513
1956
(235
J 236
476
665
558
257
824
824
825
825
424
286
217
249
436
C206
i207
10
532
397
210
455
514
283
89
450
828
764
102
142
483
502
69
423
649
84
98
562
563
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
467
Name.
Cotton-opener and stopping mechanism therefor
Cotton-opener dust-trunk
Cotton-openers, &c. Dust or cleaning trunk for
Cotton-openers, &c. Evening mechanism for
Cotton-openers. Evening mechanism for
Cotton-openers. Grid for
Cotton-opening machines. Feeding mechanism for..
Cotton-picker
Cotton-picking fingers. Driving mechanism for
Cotton-picking machine
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton press
Cotton presses. Combined belt-shifter and brake for.
Cotton-sack carrier
Cotton separator and distributer. Combined
Cotton-stalk breaking machine
Couch, bed, and bath-tub. Combined
Couch. Folding
Couch. Swinging
Counterbalancing momentum of reciprocating ele-^
ments. Means for S
Counters, bars, &c. Combined arm-rest and guard
for
Counting grape-cuttings, grape-roots, &c. Machine
for
Counting-machine
Counting-machine
Coupling :
See Air-brake coupling. Hame-coupling.
Bat jing - apparatus Hose-coupling,
coupling. Insulated-pipe coupling.
Car-coupling. Locomotive-coupling.
Car and air-brake Pipe-coupling,
coupling. Pipe or rod coupling.
Car and pipe coup- Pole-coupling,
ling. Kadiator-coupling.
Car and train pipe Rod or pipe coupling,
coupling. Rope-coupling.
Chain-coupling. Sewer-pipe coupling.
Clutch-coupling. Shaft-coupling.
Electric wire coup- Thill-coupling,
ling. Tubular coupling.
Elagstafif-coupling. Water-closet coupling.
Gas and electric Wire-coupling,
coupling.
Coupling
Coupling device
Coupling-link
Coupling-link
Cover. Dinner-pail
Cover for butter-receptacles, &c
Cover for cans, &c
Cover for cooking utensils
Cover for fruit-jars or other vessels
Cover for frying-pans, &c
Cover for jars, &c
Cover. Milk-jar
Cover, strainer, and steam-guard. Combined kettle-.
Cowl
Cracker and making same
Cracker- cutter
Cracker-machines, &c. Device for removing waste?
from sheets of dough in 5
Cradle
Cradle
Cradle
Cradle. Child's
Cradle. Child's swinging
Cradle or crib. Extensible
Cranberry-gatherer
Cranberry-gatherer
Cranberry-picker
Crane
Crane
Crane
Crane. Charging-
Crane. Electric
Crane for manipulating tongs
Crane. Hoisting-
Crane. Hydraulic
Crane. Hydraulic
Crane. Hydraulic
Crane or derrick
Crane. Overhead traveling
W. Richardson and J. Fidler
T. R. Marsden
J. C. Potter
J. C. Potter
J.C. Potter
H. S.Houghton
J. C. Potter
A . Levedahl
A. Levedahl
G. C. PhUlips
J. A. Bachman
W. T. Bessonette. (Reissue)
W. S. Liddell
F. L.White
S. J. WilUams
T. M. Wallace
C . L. Johns
H. A. Paine
Y. Grimland and J. J. Ringness . . .
B. S. Maben
N. Shulerud
J. Keller
M. N. Forney
W. C. Huss. (Reissue)
F. M.Kidder
W. H. Clark
S. Heim
S. A. Stahley
J. T. Hostler
W.H. Casey
A. Lamplough
H. E. Dunham
H. C. Carter
G. Baumann
J. Johnston
C.N.Brady
M. E. Radick
G. B. Ritter
C.N. Wilcox
J. M. Benson and J. E. Berslin
C. W.J. Martens
M. B. Manwaring
L. A. Rockwell and W. A. Hull . . .
J. C. Beisang
W. H. Meekins
W. J. ShortiU
M. C. Sorrell ,
W.E.Phillips
W. Dewey
C. B. Adriance
J. M. and S. B. Moody
J. M. andS. B. Moody
J. M. and S. B. Moody
A. Grafton
F. B. Griffith
A. J. Shaw ,
T. R., Sr., and W. H. Morgan
E. Hopkinson ,
J. F. A. Smith and J. M. Bryant. . .
W. S. Black
F. V. Matton ,
W. L. Scaife
G. W. Zastrow ,
J.N. Sturm
J. K. Morgan
No.
520,832
519,457
526,326
.520,334
524,730
530,271
528,389
525,911
526,158
530,451
512,790
11,422
522,220
519,054
518,709
530,978
526,395
525,428
522,159
531,202
517,891
518,547
528,291
11,414
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516,984
530,224
Date.
531,071
515,337
529,896
526,627
519,809
521,634
512,090
526,712
529,239
517,708
513,731
521,841
531,300
520,368
518,891
519,293
530,499
517,286
530,858
529,816
528,026
522,783
514,401
522,379
527,020
522,942
523,705
524,780
528,616
520,488
522,835
513,658
515,276
517,008
523,445
514,251
524,619
522,913
June 5
May 8
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May 22
Aug. 21
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Oct. 30
Sept. U
Sept. 18
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June 19
July 3
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Dec. 18
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Oct. 30
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Deo. 18
Feb. 27
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
May 15
June 19
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
June 26
Dec. 25
May 22
Apr. 24
May 1
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
Oct. 23
July 10
Feb. 6
July 3
Oct. 2
July 10
July 31
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
May 29
July 10
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
July 24
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
July 10
Monthly
volume.
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1743
2447
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343
2899
1033
1451
644
1788
1830
79
186
2207
1570
1881
188
2503
1975
774
1922
2738
1981
2060
2074
262
1727
2258
2428
2261
1544
1577
604
72
1285
497
3354
1929
2162
2504
2515
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751
2602
1362
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1440
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Crane. Overhead traveling
Crane. Traveling
Crane. Traveling
Crank
Crank-arm fastening
Crank. Extension-
Crank-pin
Crank. Variable
Crate
Crate. Berry-
Crate-cover and fastener
Crate cover, &c. Shipping-
Crate. Folding
Crate. Folding
Crate. Folding
Crate. Knockdown
Crate. Shipping-
Crate. Shipping-
Crate. Shipping-
Crate. Shipping-
Cravat
Cream-cooler and soda-fountain
Cream-separator. Centrifugal
Cream-separator. Centrifugal
Cream-separator. Centrifugal
Cream-separator. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamer. Centrifugal
Creamery apparatus
Cremation-furnace
Crematory for burning garbage, &c
Crematory furnace -
Crevasse-closer
Crevasses. Apparatus for holding ends of and clos-
ing
Crib. Folding
Crib. Folding
Crib. Folding
Crib or bed. Child's
Cribs or bedsteads. Support for canopy-rods in me-
tallic
Crimping-machine
Crimping-machine
Cross-head
Cross over tip. Automatic
Cross-tie. Metallic
Crupper-fastener
Crusher:
See Clod-crusher. Eock or ore crusher.
Gyrating crusher. Stone-crusher.
Ore-crusher. Stone and ore crusher.
Kock-crusher.
Crutch ,
Crusher
Crushing and grinding machine
Crushing or grinding mill
Crushing or grinding mill
Crystallization of saccharine or other solutions
C uifblank-turning machine
Cuff-fastener
Cuff-holder
Cuff-holder
Cuff holder
Cuff'-holder
Culinary utensils. Making
Culinary vessel
Culinary vessel
Culinary vessel
Culinary- vessel handle
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Name.
No.
G. A. True ! 517,078
W. M. Brooke I 528,248
G. "W.King I 528,781
C.Tyler 1516,137
E. G. Parkhurst 512,745
T. F. Bourne 524,522
F. F. Landis 512,552
C.H.Davids 520,157
H Allen 519 222
P.' A. and K." S. wimbrowand H. pl " 517i713
Dale. 1
C. E. and J. F. "Weaver 1 513,353
M. Backstrom '526,004
A. "W. Coats .521,640
H. H. Cummer 1515,196
"W. H. H. Mulford j 523,366
S. F. Sherman 1517,413
F. T. Howell 1515,226
I.E. Marshall 1512,731
J. Z. Taylor 1523,538
G. W. "Worden ! 521,354
A. Hajos ! 529,732] Nov. 27 | 2152
F. W.Merrill 1513,127
G. M. Andersson ' 522,280
G. M. Andersson I 522,281
Date.
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
May 22
May 1
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
June 19
Feb. 20
July 24
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
July 3
June 12
Monthlj-
volume.
2260
2665
457
647
1689
961
1370
2147
511
506
2693
1187
1585
1996
2003
2854
2054
1654
614
1082
W.C.Hartmann ' 528,941
A. Malmros. (Reissue) ' 11,440
D.J. Davis I 511,936
D. J.Davis I 523,885
J. M6Iotte 512,203
J. M61otte and "W. Eeuther 521,722
F. 0. Nilsson .
O. Ohlsson
0. Ohlsson
G. T. McLauthlin
S. "W. Dixon
J. E. McKay
J. Tamas and E. Nemes
M. A. Laska
"W. Baptist
F. J. Ebert
J. S. Mackie
S. C. Neal ,
A. "W. Crossley
"W. T. Mersereau
515,053
519,070
.530,447
514,021
517,816
530,623
512,131
526,976
529,580
523,337
526,081
520,699
518,180
530,953
S. "W.Jamison 518,249
C. "Wagner 520,097
F. F. Landis 512,5.54
J. M. Phillips, J. J. Fleming, and F. ) c-„ . „, ,
Browning. 5 »'=*.'=^^
A. G. Budington 517,915
C. E.Barker 526,098
Jan. 23
July 3
July 3
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
July 31
Jan. 2
June 19
Feb. 20
May 1
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
G. B. Main
"W. W. Sly
W. H. Howland
H. J. R. Pamphilon
R.E. Shill
L."Wulif
G. E. Norris
J. V. "Washburne
W. "W. Anderson
J. J. Duket
"W. M.Howe
"W. S. Shaw
K. C. Cole
A. "W. Obermann
M. S. Tracy
D. C. "Wood
F. J. Morgan
M. "W. Beard
T.Belair
J. V. Brady
H. M. Burdick
A. "W. Butt
G.M.Clark
"W. "W.Cox
L. Danes and A. Haydel
N. "W. Falor
A. Hamilton and W. E. Morrison.
529,659
514,097
523,938
197
085
497]
535 1
084
552 i
193
062
821 1
762!
382
673
933
351 ;
522,957
531,252
530,879
525,838
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
July 31
Jan. 23
July 17
Oct. 30
May 29
Mar. 27
May 29
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
July 17
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
530,075 Nov. 27
514,210 : Feb. 6
524,935 Aug. 21
531,514 Dec. 25
."121,340 June 12
529,381 1 Nov. 20
2031
192
3088
2443
1551
3089
2775
2271
2807
2131
637
249
3393
2890
440
1067
2281
1352
2068
1396
911
2771
408
1655
2541
1002
1542
2334
188
189
785
630
356
2987
786
1721
1774
225
638
71
665
977
666
500
1912
July 24 i 2022
Sept. 18 , 1321
May 29 i 3066
Apr. 10 1269
Dec. 18 , 1523
I
Apr. 17. 1405
May 22 2021
Jan. 9 1372
Aug. 7 , 419
Apr. 10 : 818
Sept. 18 1349
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642
5112
1113
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404
236
331
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121
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271
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497
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17,18
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332
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389
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66 1260
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469
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cultivator
Cultiv ator
Cultivator ,,
Cultivator
C ultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cuhi vator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator and drill. Combined drag-bar
Cultivator and harrow. Combined disk
Cultivator and marker
Cultivator and planter
Cultivator attachment
Cultivator attachment
Cultivator attachment
Cultivator. Corn-
Cultivator. Cotton-
Cul tivator. Disk
Cultivator. Disk
Cultivator. Garden
Cultivator. Hand-
Cultivator. Hand-
Cultivator -joint
Cultivator. Lister-
Ctiltivator. Lister-
Cultivator. Lister-
Cultivator or plow guide
Cultivator or seed-planter
Cultivator. Pulverizing-
Cultivator replanting attachment
Cultivator-shovel
Cultivator-shovels. Device for attaching
Cultivator-standards. Device for adjustably attach-
ing weed-cutters to
Cultivator. Straddle- row
Cultivator. Straddle-row wheel-
Cultivator. Sulky-
Cultivator. Sulky-
Cultivator-tooth
Cultivator-tooth
Cultivator-tooth
Cultivator-tooth
Cultivator trip device
Cultivator. Wheel-
Cultivator. Wheel-
Cultivator. Wheel-
Cultivator. Wheel-
Cultivator. Wheel-
Cultivators. Pulverizing attachment for
Cup:
See Disinfectant-cup. Orange-cup.
Dose-cup. Sirup-cup.
Elevator.cup.
Cup and base-piece. Combined
Cupboard for toilet utensils
Cup, funnel, and stopper securer. Combined
Cup-head or piston-packing
Cupola- furnace
Cupola-furnace
Cupola-furnace
Curb and pavement
Curd-cutter
C urd-cutting machine
Curl. Pin-
Curling iron
Curling-iron
C urling-iron
Curling-iron
Curling-iron
Name.
W.Hewitt 513,185
W. H. Holsclaw 530,844
W. C. Johnson 512,708
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Jan. 23 2423
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
H.W.Leavitt 515,592 ^ Feb. 27
A. Lindgren 531,200, Deo. 18
E.R.Maine 517,227 j Mar. 27
C.Maui 529,457 Nov. 20
N. Maxfield, K. F. Griffin, and H. A. 523,080 July 17
Speer. i
T. J. McBride ; 517,962 Apr. 10
O. L. Neisler
J. W. Norton
J. F. Packer.
517,289 Mar. 27
517,231 I Mar. 27
529,135 : Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
June 12
Jan. 9
G. L. Whiting ; 518,1
W. Hull ; 517,925
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
H. L. Whittredge ^527,519 Oct. 16
G. W. Murray.! 517,961 J Apr. 10
J.E.Miller ' 519,044 i May 1
D.E.Baker : 530,819 i Dec. 11
A.Dyer ; 514,917 Feb. 20
J.Meier ,519,408! May 8
E. K. Jones ...,529,915 j Nov. 27
H. Nehrmeyer 513,817 Jan. 30
A. L.Brock '526.962' Oct. 2
H. E. Dodson 530,932! Dec. 18
E.Wood 1522,868 July 10
E. Franklin 1528,425: Oct. 30
T. T. Rodes '526,818, Oct. 2
J.H.Knapp 531,592! Dec. 25
P.P. Craig 518,940 May 1
B. F. Erway 530,755 ' Dec. 11
S.D.Poole 521, .547 I June 19
K.R.Johnson 512,.301 Jan. 9
L. Kirlin 520,002 i May 15
H. Strasser 526,207 1 Sept. 18
A. AVehrman | 529,686 ' Nov. 20
J. W. Bartlett ! 525,310 , Aug. 28
S. D. Poole I 521,549 ! June 19
W. A. McCoy 531,054, Dec. 18
G. M. Clark 514,209 { Feb.
J. L Hoke 519.631
R. V. Dorsey 525,096
F. G.Hoffheins ,523,557
C. Maul 528,603
C.Maui 528,604
A. V. Ryder 512,625
A. V. Ryder 523,597
J. G. Hall ,513,043
E. Children 528,413
D. Mott 525,054
A. Flagman 1525,231
S.D.Poole ,521,548
F. C. Stroker 524,287
H. Strasser 512,408
H.R.T. Coffin 519,
C. E. Wendt 523,
A. C.McAlpin 518,
J. F.Priiden 526,
J. Blakenev 518,
W. H.Bradley 516,
J. H. Whiting 526,
P. W. Reardon 520,
0. Barnard 528,
J. A. Gosselin 527,
K. G. Lambert f>n.
D. Barrett 514,
E. Friedel 527,
C. H.Johnson 527,
R.Nicol,.Jr 512,
T.P.Payne 516,
May 8
Aug. 28
July 31
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
July 24
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
June 19
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
May
July
Apr.
Sept.
Apr.
Mar.
Oct.
May
Nov.
Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
1337
16>3
2064
1971
2509
1697
1545
908
2610
2515
1096
J. F. Packer 529,136 i Nov. 13 , 1098
J. Porteous ,524,561
B. M. Eolph (531,566
H. D. Sabin i 515,8-I3
J. Schauman j 521,272
J. L. Staley ' 512,669
J. R. Suter ' 528,825; Nov. 6
C. W. Warner and G. A. Crane 531,605; Dec. 25
1028
2025
181
919
1556
2692
2157
835
1388
906
173
1299
1568
860
2459
3474
479
1185
1180
2966
242
2667
8
1203
14-24
946
1854
1.M2
2072
2304
1427
1703
402
1255
1964
2938
140
141
1479
2462
2208
2943
1887
2165
1425
534
1129
1083
31 2872
17 I 1897
18 ' 1269
17 i 1814
20 2039
2 415
22 2258
6l 1
16 j 1222
27 I 2309
748
807
813
1321
{lit ^e
20 ! 1693
259
713
470
294
449
482
102
549
1
300
544
19*1
196
198
319
401
321
300
661
(467
H68
oi-9
<405
1406
387
227
612
590
C264
1265
5 265
1266
253
629
43
218
5373
1374
131
C645
1646
539
210
337
C226
I227
41
314
393
208
592
C855
1856
118
352
294
718
59
640
2
293
331
231
453
362
496
560
331
404
( 9S .)
302
480
732
35
35
357
617
529
712
462
533
331
126
273
69
i69
67
67
69 j 286
1 67 ! 186
67 j 569
69 [ 1467
66 , 1181
67 I 717
69 : 1144
69
69
68
69
69
69
67
69
67 1487
66 i 191
67 j 911
68 1456
69 ' 1063
68 i 1128
67 ] 1487
69 1556
66
67
68
68
69
69
66
68
66
69
68
68
67
67
08
67
68
67
66
69
67
66
66
69
69
60
66 1799
470
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Curling-iron
Curling-iron
Curling-iron
Curling-iron
Curling iron
Curling-iron
Curling-iron and heater
Curling-iron heater
Curling-iron heater
Curling-iron heater for lamps
Curling-iron holder ,
Curling-irons. Gas-burner attachment for heating . .
Curling-irons, &c. Heating-kit for
Currency-strap
Current circuits. Apparatus for neutralizing the
effect of self-induction in alternating-
Current distribution. Combined system of altemat-?
ing and direct 5
Current electrody namic machine. Alternating- . . .
Current generator. Alternating-
Current generator. Alternating-
Current-interrupter for high-potential circuits
Current machines. Controller for alternating-
Current motor. Alternate-
Current motor. Alternate-
Name.
Current motor. Al ternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor. Alternating-
Current motor and operating same. Alternating- . . .
Current motor. Multiphase-
Cnrrentmotor. Universal-phase alternate-
Current motors. Means for regulating alternating- . .
Current motors. Method of and means for starting
alternating-
Current motors. Starting alternating-
Current regulator. Alternating-
Current-separator
Current transformer. Alternating-
Current transformer. Alternating-
Currents. Economizing the energy of alternating . . .
Currents. Means for regulating alternating
Currents. Method of and apparatus for changing
period and phase of alternating
Currents. Method of and apparatus for transforming
alternating into continuous
Currents. Producing continuous motion by alternat-
ing
Currents. Kegulation of alternating
Currycomb
Currycomb
Currycomb
Currycomb
Currycomb
Curry com b
Currycomb. Spring-
Curtain
C u rtain
Curtain attachment. Window-
Curtain-bracket. Adjustable
Curtain-fixture
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Cuitain
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
-fixture
fixture
fixture
fixture
fi xture
fixture
fixture
fixture
fixture. Window-
frame. Lace-
guide and stop ,
hanger
holder •
holding device
holding device
holding device
or shade rollers. Adjustable hanger for
pole ring
Curtain-pole ring, &c J. A. Rings
H.Smith
C . F. Snyder
C.F.Snyder
G. L. Thompson
M. Thomsen
M. Thomsen
J. C. Chambers
S. O. Fowler and W. E. Taylor
(t. E. Proctor
H. G. Goodrich
M. A. Sheldon
W. H. Wellpott and O. F. Boellner
G. L. Thompson
R. Spurgin
J. F. Kelly and C. C. Chesney
525,164
520,903
520,904
519,653
527,465
527,466
526, 6?5
516,004
513,530
526,391
522,033
523,187
511,976
513,211
518,738
526,992
529,272
529,918
523,779
522,865
521,867
524,534
515,977
514,902
514,904
515,900
528,121
527,195
525,447
.515,962
529,344
516,213
520,800
520,620
522,356
530,176
520,763
518,310
522,820
520,764
531,432
521,666
522,837
519,376
530,597
520,970
516,847
525,312
522,988
522,345
516,846
I 522,578
517,259
531,412
527,973
516,160
514,031
516,520
528,071
516,921
526,306
526,920
F. H. Bassett ! 513,171
A. L. Clough
M. Hutin and M. Leblanc
J.F.Kelly
E. W.Rice, Jr
E. Thomson
E. B. y. Seavems ,
W. Stanley, Jr
W. Stanley, Jr., J. F. Kelly, and
C. C. Chesney.
C. S. Bradley
C.S.Bradley
C.E. L. Brown
C.T. Child
C. Coerper
O.Dahl ,
J. F.Kelly
J.F.Kelly
R. Lundell
O.Ofirell
W. Stanley, Jr
W.Stanley, Jr
L. Gutmann
L.Bell ,
T. Duncan
E. M. Bentley
L.Bell
L.Bell
0. Ofirell
L. F. Johnson .
C.S.Bradley..
A. W. Meston .
C. F. Scott
E. Thomson ...
C.S.Bradley..
No.
J.F.Kelly ..
J. F. Kelly . .
E. Thomson .
C. H. Bartlett ...
J. R.*Bloser
C. J. Garvey
R. W. Hardie....
F. C.Ives
W. Ransweiler ..
T. Butterworth . .
A. M. Branshaw.
J. Barling
J. M. Freeman...
R. T. Green
S. L. Bergstresser andC. F. Mignot.
A. B. Dunkle
J. H. Fitzgerald and M. A. Gaugh..
C.E.Goodrich
W. Meyer
M. D. Miller and B. H. Oldfield . . . .
E. Schaub
I. Williams
W. H. King
M.V. Bonsall
G. C. Sawade
M. Galr
O.E.H. Kramer
O. Anderson
E. E. Piper
E. E. PiT)erand G. H. Davis
S. R. Sm'ith
C. W. Lawrence
.530,079
531,519
518,918
517,4.53
513,406
514,564
515,172
518,977
516,603
527,316
519,647
525,143
515,000
522,176
516,280
515,924
514,046
514,560
531,563
Date.
Aug. 28
June 5
June 5
May 8
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Sept. 25
June 26
July 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Nov. 27
July 31
July 10
June 26
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
July 3
Mar. 13
June 5
May 29
July 3
Dec. 4
June 5
Apr. 17
July 10
June 5
Deo. 25
June 19
July 10
May 8
Dec. 11
June 5
Mar. 20
Aug. 28
July 17
July 3
Mar. 20
July 10
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
Dec. 4
Deo. 25
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Mav 1
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
May 8
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
June 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
2083
272
273
1291
1306
1307
23
438
3013
1874
2291
1760
417
2459
2271
525
1343
2463
2791
1177
1970
978
393
1544
1548
265
2436
843
22.:
364
290
785
76
2913
307
164
4
1499
1121
5
2386
1626
1143
805
935
390
1846
2306
1401
291
1844
696
2560
2351
2175
686 I
90 '
1310 I
2344
1973
1712
424
508
65
66
309
319
319
6
101
744
445
548
441
97
594
564
(128
il29
322
593
693
293
476
240
92
386
387
62
589
205
55
Official
Gazette.
68
67
67
67
69
69
69
66
66
68
67
68
66
66
67
1 69
69
69
68
68
67
68
76
183
16,17
704
79
43
^d }67
68
67
69
67
)376
278
571
381 67
283 1 68
196 I 67
^ 229 i I 09
Jan. 23 I 2403
6
2550
2560
68
2775
982
1963
64 1
1438
1052
1283
2045
1684
2530
892
300
113
971
2620
)230
95
437
560
350
76
437
[17G
[177
600
561
522
161
22
311
566
464
403
105
^580
I 581
2
610
633
15
678
248
490
6,17
341
254
307
499
423
607
210
71
26
245
I 627
I 628
67
66
69
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
471
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued,
Invention.
Curtain -pole snpport. Adjustable
Cnrtainring
Curtain-rod
C urtain-rod
Curtain-rod. Adjustable
Curtain-rod support
Curtain -roller
Curtain-stick and guide
Curtain-stop
Curtain-stretcher
Curtain-stretcher
Curtain stretcher. Lace-
Curtain stretcher-rod and guide attachment-hook.
Car-
Curtains, &c. Adjustable rack for stretching lace. . .
Cushion:
See Buggy-cushion.
Cushion or mattress
Cuspidor-holder
Cuspidor. Invalid's
Cuspidor. Stationary
Cut-off and filter. Automatic rain-water
Cut-off and strainer attachment for rain-water spouts.
Cut-off mechanism
Cut-off. Kain-Tvater
Cut-off. Rain-water
Cut-off. Eain- water
Cut-off. Kain- water
Cut-out
Cut-out and cord-adjuster. Combined
Cut-ont. Automatic electromagnetic
C ut-out. Automatic electromagnetic
■Cut-out block
Cut-out. Electrical
Cut-out meter
Cut-out. Multiple safety
Cutlery. Table-
Cutter;
See Band-cutter. Meat-cutter.
Boiler-flue cutter. Milling-cutter.
Bolt-cutter. Miter-cutter.
Bolt or rod cutter. Paper-cutter.
Bone-cutter. Pipe-cutter.
Bread-cutter. Potato-cutter.
Brush-cutter. Eoot-cutter.
Buttonhole-cutter. Rotary cutter.
Cigar-cutter. Sewing-machine thread-
Cigar- tip cutter. cutter.
Corn-cutter. Sod-cutter.
Com-stubble cutter. Splint-cutter.
Cotton-band cutter. Stalk-cutter.
Cracker-cutter. Thrasher band-cutter.
Curd-cutter. Thrashing-machine band
Erpansible cutter. cutter.
Feed-cutter. Thread-cutter.
Fruit-cutter. Tobacco-cutter.
Gear-cutter. Tooth or bone cutter.
Glass-cutter. Tube-cutter.
Gore-cutter. Vegetable-cutter.
Heel cutter. Veterinary tooth-cutter.
Ice-cutter. 'Weed-cutter.
Kraut-cutter. "Wire-cutter.
Cutter-blade clamp
Cutter-cylinder for feed-cutters
Cutter- guard J
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head for woodworking-machines
Cutter-head. Rotary
Cutter-head support
C utter-heads. Power attachment for side
Cutter. Knockdown
Cutter sleeve. Rotary-
Cutter or trimmer for wood, leather, &c
Cutting-hoard
Cutting-machine
Cutting-machine
Cutting-off tool
Cutting-rolls
C utting-tool
Cutting-tool
Cutting-tool for granite, &c
Cyanida of alkaline metals. Making
Cycle-canopy and support
Cycle drivmg and steering action
Cycle-driving mechanism
Cycle-frame
Cycle-frame
Cycle-saddle
Cycle-saddle. Pneumatic
Name.
No.
G.Barber 524,080
A. B. Scbofield .515,097
W. H. Edsall i 519.840
H. A. Fowler and J. H. Lingley 527,273
W. A. Turner ' 520.584
H. Benoit 526,371
F. andC. Otto 520,008
G. L. BaUey 528,709
L. Movie ,530,896
R.J. Bartley .521,200
P. M. Hartpence : .'in, 694
A. P. Bohlinger 513,073
A. Schulte 1524,972
Date.
C. L. Kuehn .
520,690
H. and E. Brupbacher 529,852
C. E. Kellogg : 518,107
J. S. Ro-ss i 520,967
O. W.Smith ,524,913
W. "W. Bays ; 513,000
A. H. Barth 527,400
"W. "W. "Wallace j 526,274
J. M. Castaing and J. B. Dohin ' 539,596
W. C . HiUiker i 520, 484
A.Kroll 524,113
C. S. Low 516,499
H. Lemp 514,480
E. D. Knap 620,318
L. T. Stanley : 521,423
L. T. Stanley and A. E. BraddeU. ... I 528,185
E. J. McEvoy 514,018
A. Rockoff 525,563
CD. Haskins ) 518,244
J. F. MeLaughltn 1.527,501
J. C. Richberg 513,146
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
May 15
Oct. 9
May 29
Sept. 25
May 15
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
June 12
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
May 29
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
June 5
Aug. 21
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
Jan.
16
Oct.
16
Sept.
18
Nov.
20
May
29
Aug.
7
Mar.
13
Feb.
13
May
22
June 12
Oct.
30
Feb.
6
Sept.
4
Apr.
17
Oct.
IB
Jan.
23
W.R.Fee
G. S. and R. C Anderson
F. H. "Warrei
S. J. Shimei
A. S. Spaulding
E. G. Blaney, Jr
G. C. Goodyear
A. Kendig
C.C. Stuart
J. K. Fisher
H. M, Loomer and C. G. Belmer
J. A. Hess
J. T. Sheffield
F. "Willcox I
P. E. WOson and P. M. Hesch, Jr ..i
E. W. Gourd
J. A. Hess
A . Hussey
W. H. Nelson
W.C. Young
C. T.J. Vautin
W. T.Jordan
"W. H. Ford
F. L. Eager
E. E. Hersh
A. Perkins
G. Simmonite andH. L. Holdemess-! 516,230 | Mar. 13
J. Carroll ! 516,364 Mar. 13
520,260
523,876
514,741 i
527,080
531,396
527,583
520,046
530,427
520,581
517,855
522,262
527,604
514,096
529,005
518,978
519,183
518,647
528,725
528,787
523,095
526,592
.521,619
511,839
520,638
529,861
515,717
May 22
July 31
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
May 22
Dec. 4
May 29
Apr. 10
July 3
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
May 1
May 1
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
July 17
Sept. 25
June 19
Jan. 2
May 29
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
1833
1560
984
2860
1833
42
463
389
238
692
435
1863
456
327
80
1423
338
795
187
470
113
2247
542
1709
419
3046
737
2361
564
11,53
289
386
94
1608
394
2147
C511
)512
1191
292
1647
C388
1389
1934
460
2694
652
244
57
1265
301
844
215
2414
587
1187
282
2545
617
66
16
415
100
1399
350
1354
331
2365
571
2323
(563
^564
2970
739
1285
320
6.59
161
2328
555
1492
363
1931
473
609
152
28.56
691
723
182
159
42
1525
370
191
44
880
208
67
17
438
107
2094
522
351
86
470
115
1572
395
2202
1551
362
145
37
2943
711
2372
568
2870
715
816
(190
)191
1043
248
67
1230
863
197
1128
1527
912
706
1490
1354
90
520
1002
1162
1126
227
1268
984
432
249
1477
1038
1097
706
1704
1030
1029
1428
530
866
1228
288
281
544
1011
616
1113
139
1687
305
S41
1327
1128
154
32
311
890
826
548
622
428
710
731
329
1594
1509
31
1143
1128
1438
1621
1662
472
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
Invention.
Cycle-saddle seat
Cycle-steering lock ■
Cycle-support. Automatic
Cycle. Trolley-
Cycle-wheel
Cycles. Device for altering speed of
Cycles or other road - vehicles. Brake apparatus
for
Cyclometer
Cyclometer
Cyclometer
Cyclometer
Cyclometer
Cylinder-look
Cylinders. Securing teeth to
Dairy. Portable
Dam
Damper
Damper
Damper
Damper
Damper. Cooking stove or range
Damper or damper-clip
Damper. Pipe-
Damper-regulator
Damper-regulator. Automatic
Damper-regulator. Automatic
Damper-regulator. Steam-boiler
Damper. Stove-
Damper, &c. Stove-
Damper. Stovepipe-
Damper. Stovepipe-
Dampers. Means for operating stove-
Danger-signal
Danger-signal and lock for switches
Darning and embroidering frame
Dashboard and fender. Vehicle
Dating and stamp-canceling machine
Davit. Automatic boat-
Davit. Boat's
Dead-centers. Device for overcoming
Dead-light
Deaf-mute instruction. Apparatus for
Decapping or recapping implement
Deck-iron
Decorating glass or other surfaces
Decorating material
Decorating mixtures. Preparing
Decorative films. Device for applying
Decorticating china-grass, &c. Machine for
Decorticatiug-maohine
Decorticating ramie, &c. Machine for
Decorticating ramie. Machine for
Decorticating ramie or other plants. Machine for. . .
Decorticator. Rico-
Decoy. Collapsible
Decoy. Inflatable
Deflector. Light-
Dehorning-shears
Delineating-machine. Automatic
Delivering goods. Apparatus for automatically
Delivery apparatus. Coin-freed
Delivery apparatus. Coin or check controlled
Demijohn-crate
Dental abrading or cutting tool
Dental apparatus
Dental apparatus
Dental appliance
Dental articulator
Dental articulator
Dental articulator
Dental aiticulator
Dental bite-plate
Dental bracket
Dental chair
Dental chair
Dental chair 1 ^
Dental chair
Dental chair
Dental chair
Dental chair
Name.
C. L. Pepper
KF.Hall
R. B. Chambers
H. L. Gardner
M. D. Rucker and G. P. Mills .
K. Schw6er8 and C. Fuchs
J. G. A. Kitchen
J. Butcher
0. J. Fuchs
J. A. Mosher, "W.N. Beardsley, and
A. D. Moulton.
C. E. Moss ,
1. L. Sheldon
J. T. Pedersen
J. H. Dunbar
J. H. Mcllveen
F. H. Bainbiidge
J. W. Anderson
R. M. Hermance
W. E. Patchin
E.Webster
F. V". Knauss
W. H. Berger
L. T. Lenderking
A. Catchpole
S. M. Gaston
H. F. Maxim
R. D. Tomlinson
E.C.Cole
N. D. White
M. Redlinger and C. Morgan
H. W. Wilson ,
E. D. Nellis
G. M. Chace
G. E. Edwarda
G. P. Hill
A. F.
J. J. B. MoElrath
F. Ench, H. Fiigel, J. L. Cooke, and
G. F. W. Schultze.
A.R.Paul -
CM. Currey
A. McDougall
G. A. Leech
W. A. Wright
F. D. Chase
J. Budd
P. M. Heerwagen
M. B. Church.
W. H. Coe
J. A. Lac6te
J. H. Boeken
P. A. Favier
C. Philibert, B. Perreau, and A. La-
borde.
A. D. Estienne
F. Dresser
W. W. Roberts
S. Curlin
D. E. Hawkins .
F. H. Adsit
F. Bangerter . . .
A. F. Martel---.
L. Cecchi
J. W. Smallwood .
C. B.Dann
W. S. How
F. M. Osbom
W. Wright
Z.Hand
J. W. Anderson . .
G. K. Bagby
F. E. Hans.n
D. M. Hitch
W.S.How
A.Bond
No.
A. W. Browne.
A. W. Browne.
A. W. Browne.
A. W. Browne.
A. W. Browne.
A. W. Browne.
A. W. Browne.
515,966
528,874
518,914
Date.
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
526,832 Oct. 2
514,965 I Feb. 20
525,030 I Aug. 28
530,693 I Dec. 11
522,965 I July 17
513,040 I Jan. 16
531,269 j Dec. 18
531,207
515,257 t
524,648
526,304 [
519,266 1
525,834
517,993
522,521
520,495
521,531
529,622
516,464
518,785
514,444
514,887
513.948 1
.515,030 I
523,267
529,224
520,379
527,573
516,875
530,883
531,025 ;
519,258
520,388 :
520,098 ;
522,787
514,661
517,264
513,522
523,536
525,065
527,663
526,558 ;
522,369
513,003
526,964 ,
524,829
524,573
520,983
514,494
t
531,.307
516,479
529,463
512,810 :
518,503 !
514.803
512,089 ,
Dec. 18
Feb, 20
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
May 1
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
July 3
May 29
June 19
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
July 17
Nov. 13
May 22
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
May 1
May 22
May 29
July 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
July 24
Aug. 28
Oct. 16
Sept. 25
July 3
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
369
648
25.53
265
1636
1834
1101
1362
2203
2098
(1.54
1155
631
64
409
[447
(448
267
338
523
504
472
523
1166 ; 2ei7
2107
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
517,412 I Mar. 27
525,692
512,758 !
524,193
522,211
525,816 I
522,309 I
520,357
529,010
522,188
516,529
.';30,524
522,212
531,257
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
July 3
Sept. 11
July 3
May 22
Nov. 13
July 3
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
July 3
Dec. 18
519.756 May 15
519.757 May 15
519.758 I May 15
519.883 May 15
519.884 1 May 15
520.947 ! June 5
520.948 , June 5
1710
583
904
966
590
2713
1403
1970
1205
2340
771
1517
3677
1738
1897
1258
2519
1471
1890
1403
1654
574
2532
2063
1069
1144
2568
2993
2366
1904
1620
2154
330
2154
485
1706
1826
lf-51
1379
603
2848
641
1736
382
68
863
231
2484
1321
805
68
2078
1453
1455
1457
1664
1666
359
360
Aug.
21
1476
Aug.
June
Feb.
14
5
13
1042
417
870 ;
1
Dec.
25
2172
Mar.
13
1225 1
403
142
201
241
151
657
324
469
289
580
198
380
905
439
477
303
609
358
447
334
392
C139
J 140
612
(741
J 742
264
285
C02
737
594
466
391
"ss"
"iio'
C360
i36l
257
100
221
<519
1520
293
407
433
459
347
145
C667
)668
(150
ll51
412
91
14
197
62
602
211
1
314
200
14
497 I
C351
)352
<352
I 353
353 i
405
405 I
87
88 I
j69
67
69
66
69
68
68
67
68
67
67
69
66
67
66
66
69
67
69
66
69
69
[07
67
66
66
68
68
69
68
69
1 68
68
67
66
1 69
66
69
66
67
66
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66
68
68
67
66
69
69
J 67
67
67
67
67
07
836
837
837
876
877
1262
1263.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
473
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
•Dental chair .
Dental chair .
Dental chair .
Dental rhair
Dental chair
Dental chair
Dental chair
Dental clamp
Dental disk-carrier
Dental engine
Dental engine
Dental engine
Dental-engine angle attachment
Dental-engine bracket-arm. Adjustable-
Dental engine. Electric
Dental-engine head
Dental-engine mallet
Dental engines. Adjustable bracket for.
Dental engines. Electric motor for
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
Dental
forceps
handpiece
-handpiece angle attachment
•handpiece angle attachment
handpieces. Adjustable angle attachmentfor,
handpieces. Angle attachment for
handpieces. Angle attachment for
impresaioncup
mandrel
mirror
mold for teeth
mouth-mirror
napkin-holder
napkin-holder
or surgical chair
Dental or surgical chair.
Dental pellet
Dental-peUet machine
Dental plate
Dental-plate blank. Rubber
Dental plates. Forming
Dental plates. Forming
Dental plates. Making
Dental plates. Manufacturing
Dental plugger
Dentalplugger
Dental saliva-ejector
Dental tool
Dental tool
Dental-tool guard
Dental-tool-sterilizing apparatus
Dental vulcanizer
Dental vulcanizer
Dental vulcanizer
Dentistry. Mechanical
Deoxidizing or oxidizing apparatus.
Depth-gaee
Depurator
Derailing-block
Derrick -.
Derrick
Derrick
Derrick
Derrick . Floating
Derrick. Hay-elevating
Desk
Desk
Desk. Adjustable
Desk. Adjustable
Desk and form. School
De.sk and reading-stand. Knee-
Desk and seat. School
Desk and seat. School
Desk and type-writer cabinet. Combined .
Desk attachment. School-
Desk. Curtain-
Desk-lid support
Desk or stationery implement
Desk or table article
Desk or table. Writing
Desk support and hinge. Combined
Desk. Wall-
Detachable hook
Detaching-block
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette
M
5211
i212
212
C479
)480
302
68,69
621
317
132
548
290
34
46
55
C595
)596
(118
ni9
587
473
162
(160
\ 161
517
318
596
597
582
36
36
2-20
378
606
443
196
423
423
585
C508
<509
(510
188
(188
) 189
503
450
4-23
116
82
562
657
238
214
402
401
550
480
348
384
46
92
(108
317
605
59
493
342
164
192
(731
^732
374
709
287
309
85
594
173
464
743
578
1
47
666
471
163
516
642
483
500
228
i
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67
J69
68
67
67
68
66
67
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67
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|66
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66
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67
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66
66
66
66
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66
68
69
69
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|68
67
69
69
68
68
66
66
68
69
69
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68
68
66
69
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68
66
68
69
67
66
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|67
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66
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67
68
69
67
67
67
66
66
66
69
66
68
67
67
68
67 i
d
f
P^
A. W. Bro-wne
521,256
521,257
529,611
526,071
519,109
518,887
522,9-22
514,289
518,701
516, ,65
515,816
520,f67
522,291
513,214
530,344
517,218
515,126
522,552
521,138
513,015
518,175
517,248
517,249
513,178
514,073
514,074
516,310
514,882
528,163
512,840
524,419
531,093
531,094
529,902
525,166
525,797
525,798
.521,930
527,817
531,092
5-26,332
525,519
517,151
513,362
525,920
530,556
527,690
514,941
525,278
526,462
524,798
516,700
526,785
514,201
522,422
526,105
517,274
522,300
531,249
518,225
514,355
519,364
520,676
524,862
513,465
522,849
519,655
517,633
523,538
527,108
520,026
520,702
518,778
515,735
514,108
513,382
527,859
514,351
525,183
520,462
518,567
526,519
521,293
June 12
June 12
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
May 1
Apr. 24
July 10
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
June 5
July 3
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
July 3
June 5
Jan. 16
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
June 26
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Mar. 20
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
July 3
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
July 3
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
May 8
May 29
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
July 10
May 8
Apr. 3
July 24
Oct. 9
May 22
May 29
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
May 29
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
June 12
896
898
2004
1303
288
2511
1279
539
2192
120G
142
206
202
2466
477
2495
1884
637
684
2172
1202
2541
2543
2412
152
154
935
1508
2507
1873
799
1774
1775
2436
2087
826
828
2097
1875
1772
1753
332
'2376
2707
1050
868
1668
1598
2262
2015
1420
1611
195
387
424
1361
2581
220
2063
1369
640
787
3024
1530
2382
H56
1295
358
2370
705
1900
3070
2329
1
206
2738
1960
637
2119
2655
1959
2098
961
13"
137
lOS
E. B. Cushing
141
T. H. and E. Gardner
5P
J. Hood and S. H. Keynolds
D. Stuck
50
9^
J. M. Strout
P.'i
44
F. H. Berry
IfiH
A. "W. Browne
14-
B. Gr. Stanbrough
12.1
C. H.Davis
4
J. E. Stanton
5r
J. A. and B. A. Jeffery
130
iqp
F. M. McCarty
i-:>3
A. W. Browne
1-7
"W. A. Crowdus
139
"W. S. How
43
S. H. Brooks
9,4
R. Gr. Stanbrough
R. Gr. Stanbrough
197
197
C. L. Furman and G. E. Holland ...
F. K. Hesse
55
88
F.K.Hesse
H. L. Knight and H. E. Duncan
W. S. Elliott
88
164
115
E. B. Hitchcock
.59
J. R. Phelps
38
A.E.Gray
89
G. A. Brouson
1.56
G. A. Bronson ,
156
A.P. Gould
114
E. P. Stiles
108
G. B.Richmond
G. B. Richmond
131
131
T. H. Graham
163
J. Spy er
39
M. P.Boyd
1.56
G. "W". Traphagen
149
J. Spyer
121
G. A. Tompkins
194
G. A. Foster and C. B. Hoffman
A. A. Nouel, Jr
61
135
F. D. Sherwin
139
J. G. HoUingsworth
33
F. A.Kotts
118
A. E. Peck
112
Z. T. Sailer
1,55
J. H. Beebee
95
C. A. Davis
178
T.G.Lewis
3
L. Robertson
9-2(
A. B. Kittson and A. B. Browne
A.G.HoUister
8
142
E. H. Gollings
M.Mitchell
198
4
M.Beal
161
"W. R. Close
2P
S.R.French
97
W. E. Whitcomb
70
T. T. H. Harwood
115
D. Ogilvie
97
K. Lee
64.
T. McCarthy
23-
L. Atzert
M. A. Wertheimer
79.
7(
48<
A. R. Cooper
14(
C. T. Ammon
93.
A.J. Palmberg
116(
A.B.Dick
47(
C. M. Amermau
14.5,
J. F. "Wihnot
89^
C.Dorff
61-
T.D.Ingram
"W. and L. Doisam
40-
97i
C. and L. Borm
109
F. W. Tobey
109f
J. F. Figgins
3Hf
H. A. De Raismes
1.574
G. W.Moore
138'!
474
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Detector :
See Time-detector.
Detector-bar-operating mechanism .
Detergent
Device for tradesmen's use
Dial-sinking machine
Dial transmitter
Diamido base
Diamido base
Diamido base
Diamido base
Diamond. Glazier's
Diamond setting
Diamonds in cutting-tools. Setting
Diastatic enzyme. Making
Dice-box
Name.
No.
Date.
Dice. Coin-controlled machine for throwing.
Dice-mach ine. Coin-controlled
Dice- thrower
Dice-throwing device
Die:
See Screw-cntting die. Sole-cutting die.
Die
Potato-digger.
Die and making same
Die tor shaping metal press-wheels .
Die-press . ,.
Die-stock
Die stock or holder
Differential brake
Digester
Digester
Digester
Digester
Digger:
See Post-hole digger.
Dimethylpiperazin
Dimethylpiperazin tartrate
Dipper
Dipper-socket.
Direct-acting engine
Direct-acting engine
Direct-acting engine
Direction and speed device. Variable
Directory post and call-box
Dish. Butter-
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
A.H.Johnson 1515,493 Feh. 27
A. Froidevaux ; 522.708 July 10
T.L.Bristol | 527,589 Oct. 16
G.E. Hunter 1527,988 Oct. 23
F. Pearce and J. Broich 526,356 Sept. 18
J. J. Brack 516,752 Mar. 20
J. J. Brack ! 516,753 Mar. 20
J. J. Brack 1.516,754 1 Mar. 20
J. J. Brack i 516,755 I Mar. 20
P.Sinsz ' 520,247 ' Mav 22
F. P. D'Arcy 1517,265 Mar. 27
A. Dittmer 1529,611 Nov. 20
J. Takamine I 525,823 Sept. 11
E.Gregory j 528,428 Oct. 30
E.Homan 1512,031 Jan. 2
H. C. Bailey and H. Barker I 515,104 Feb. 20
J. H. Nellis i 524,265 ' Aug. 7
C. S. Grove I 518,316 ! Apr. 17
C. Wagenfdhr i 523,300 July 17
A.J Bradley [ 522,953 1 July 10
A.J. Green ' 51?, 668 Apr. 24
"W. A. Turner '512,415 1 Jan. 9
.J. E. Fahy | .518,808 I Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
W.D. Putnam 519,734] May 15
A. Falkenau I 513,771 Jan. 30
E. Meurer .
E. Meurer
H. W. Stebbins.
H. W. Stebbins.
514,197 I Feb. 0
514,374
528,399
528,400
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dish -cleaner
Dish-cleaner
Dishcloth-holder
Dish-cover
Dish-drainer
Dish. Supported
Dish-washer
Disinfectant
Disinfectant and preparing same.
Disinfectant-cup
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus
C. Stoehr I 514,632
C . Stoehr i 523, 018
E. C. Baughman I 525,382
G. W. Knapp 1514,230
P. Chouteau 1520,915
C.P. Deane | 529,545
J. Kidd 528,299
S. L. Hevwood I 530,588
J. T. Field '530,099
R. HiU I 519,125
J. G. Cochrane I 512,683
E. A. Couch 523,426
M. A.Crosby I 527,322
"W. P. Harrison I 528,875
H. F. Low and L. A. Thompson i 5 1 6,305
G. L McCarten and A. R. Dickason. j 522,565
W. I. McCausland \ 516,103
F.Noble
J. J. O'Neill
C. Palmleaf
F. Rowley
R. A. Sanderson and J. C. Earl.
J. N. Tinklepaugh
S. A.Walter
F. H. "West
Feb.
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
July 17
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
June 5
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
May 1
Jan. 16
July 24
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
July 3
Mar. 6
Disinfecting device
Disinfecting device
Disinfecting device
Disinfecting device
Disinfecting water-closets, &c. Sanitary arrange-
ment for automatically
Disintegrating fibrous plants. Machine for
Disintegrator
A. A. Wright
H. F.Wheeler
T. York
M. Reid
J. B. Timberlake
M. Stone
C. D. Lippincott
P. Moly neux
W. L. Gerard
H. K. Andersson
W. M. Brinkerhoff
C. T. Cox
B.C. Graves
B. McE voy
R. P. Pictet
R. A. Rosenblatt
J. L. Stratton and F. Murdock.
(Reissue.)
F. L. Dolbeare and A. E. Keating .
W. Moackler
P. de Murgniondo
S. and E. Taussig
S. A. Johnson ,
519,091
May
1
527,122
Oct.
9
520,829
June
5
531,389
Dec.
25
524,510
Aug.
14
524,621
Aug.
14
511,920
Jan.
2
518,298
Apr.
17
524.409
Aug.
14
513,223
Jan.
23
519,417
May
8
519,736
May
15
514,205
Feb.
6
516,557
Mar.
13
511,782
Jan.
2
514,235
■Feb.
6
519,811
May
15
528,135
Oct.
30
523,803
July
31
525,646
Sept.
4
515,210
Feb.
20
513,411
Jan.
2:1
531,329
Dec.
25
520,540
May
29
11,418
May
1
2505
906
1501
2208
1793
1704
1705
1707
1708
2301
2569
1957
885
2970
505
1843
497
1515
1950
1336
2135
1143
2382
1422
3405
375
671
2917
2918
1099
14.59
109
443
299
1855
2752
921
37
329
1581
2161
1060
649
1441
664
590
259
730
135
2318
943
1127
330
1481
786
2477
874
1425
390
1363
62
449
1546
2470
2840
536
2024
2783
2211
2782
620
365
(532
)533
(425
H26
558
602
465
A. L. Evia. .
N. Stedman.
j 525,450 I Sept. 4 229
526,252 I Sept. 18 1618
I 522,847 I Julv 10 i 1154
522,863 I July 10 | 1174
521,411 1 June 12 ! 1166
I I I
526,103 Sept. 18 1358
518,010 Apr. 10 | 994
718
(119
J 120
464
115
379
490
332
534
278
589
343
840
89
170
706
706
Official
Gazette.
28
106
73
441
665
226
11
78
380
545
256
155
342
169
(138
) 139
69
67
68
67
66
67
67
66
66
66
69
69
68
68
66
67
69
69
69
09
67
66
68
69
69
66
66
161.62
67
179
69
29
67
553
69
(232
}233
^8
277
68
77,78
66
(370
^371
(67
192
68
598
66
211
67
344
67
93
66
324
66
6'i
66
378
67
597
69
706
68
131
68
505
66
680
66
529
69
673
67
165
67
56
68
379
68
286 1
68
293
68
277
67
(315
1316
|68
248
67
1193
1471
234
238
1425
1423
200
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
475
Invention.
Disintegrator
Disk. Indexed
Dispatch-tube system
Dispatch-tube system
Display-box
Display cabinet. Ribbon
Display-case
Display-counter
Display device. Automatic
Display device. Knockdown
Display-envelope
Display-holder
Display-hook
Display-rack
Display-rack
Display-rack
Display -rack
Display-rack. Combined folding and revolving
Display-rack. Botary
Display -rack. Wall paper ,
Display-rack with adjustable arm
Display-stand
Displaying chains. Tray for
Displaying samples of paint. Rack for
Dissolving, leaching, and filtering. Method of and
apparatus for
Distances. Instrument for ascertaining
Distillation. Apparatus for continuous
Distilling and refining volatile substances and essen-
tial oils. Process of and apparatus for
Distilling apparatus
Distilling apparatus
Distilling crude turpentine. Apparatus for
Distilling spirits. -Apparatus for
Distilling water. Apparatus for
Distilling water. Method of and apparatus for
Ditching and tile-laying machine
Ditching and tile-laying machines. Cutter- screw
for
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine. Traction
Ditching or grading apparatus
Ditching-tool
Dividers
Diving apparatus
Diving apparatus
Dock. Dry
Doll
Doll. Mechanical
Door
Door and hinge
Door attachment
Door bar-lock
Door-bolt
Door bolt. Double-
Door bolt. Jail-
Door-bolt socket
Door brace. Screen-
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check and buffer. Combined
Door check and closer
Door check or closer
Door check or closer
Door check or closer
Name.
N. Stedman
A.J. "Wills
W.G.Collins
H. Gr. Underwood
N. Schroder
L. Schoolhouse
J. Kahn
W. L. Sonntag and R. A. Brennan.
B.J.Smith
A. von Cotzhausen .
C. J. Bill wilier
A. L. Stone
G. Gordon
P. F. Bent
B. Chamberlin
S. P. Denison
O. Magenau
"W. H. Conrad
F. A. Jewett
C. M. and H. B. Patterson.
M. S. Melzer
J. H. Barker
"W. Stiefelhagen
G. W.Ford
J. Storer and B. T. Lacy...
V. de Ziegler and C. Hager .
R. A. Chesebrough
A.M.Todd
A. Lavv
F. E. Wallace .
R.O.Carter...
H. Clementson.
A. J. Chase
H. P. Hodges and D. J. Havenstrite
G.E.Blaine
0. B. H. Hanneborg
P. W. Anthony.
A. C. Carter
W. L. Harvey
J. W. Humphreys
C. W. and E. Jeschke .
G. M. Pilcher
L. A. Stanford.
J.B.HIU
E. P. Fox
D. C. Peat
A. Haflf
J. D. Cooper ,
J. and G. Day and J. Jenkins
M. Moeser and R. Erpel
F. B. Schultz
D. S. McEIroy
R. Weidauer
W. Vaughan, Jr
N. W. Cowdrey
T. H. Benninger
A. Angus ,
W. Johnston
C. D. Hudgens
A. C. Jochmus and F.M.Boughton
A. F. Judd
C. H.' Cameron
R. B. Carter
T. Curley
E. Dredge
P. G. Emery
S. Frisbie
C. W. Hamshaw
G. W. Mallory
R. Orr
F.A.Phelps
E. E. Punzelt
C.F. Short
N. G. Sorensen
J. Suter
H. V. Wertzberger
J. Wolf
J.P.Neeley
E. I.Blount
E. I.Blount : 527[584
E.I. Blount 1527,585
C. O. Case I 528,853 ' Nov.
No.
518,011
520,100
518,093
524,006
521,050
528,035
511,894
515,559
519,483
529,603
512,533
526,135
511,944
529,439
516,347
518,098
517,873
531,022
518,526
522,085
516,869
516,907
520,943
512,691
525,970
513,377
524,704
515,889
519,087
515,413
526,613
526,437
530,015
520,525
516,750
530,687
512,085
531,097
510,682
526,864
513,824
517,774
523,790
529,026
528,607
528,668
530,398
521,208
526,190
526,667
525,716
520,174
521,772
528,323
527,104
517,512
519,687
511,776
526,924
515,340
531,361
514,643
520,637
527,053
527,385
530,101
531,116
512,202
515,923
526,164
523,648
514,735
514,511
522,091
528,049
527,919
528,017
528,321
Date.
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May
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Apr.
10
Aug.
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June
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Oct.
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Jan.
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May
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Jan.
9
Sept.
18
Jan.
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Nov.
20
Mar.
13
Apr.
10
Apr.
10
Dec.
18
Apr.
17
June 26
Mar.
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Mar.
20
June
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Jan.
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Sept.
11
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
May 1
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Nov. 27
May 29
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
July 31
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
June 12
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Sppt. 11
May 22
June 19
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
May 8
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
May 29
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Sept. 18
July 24
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
June 26
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Monthly
volume.
995
2024
1127
64
533
2286
286
2613
983
1945
1340
1413
366
1E63
994
1136
744
1651
1891
2372
1881
1950
354
1600
1136
2730
1262
245
254
2381
2242
1972
2659
2759
1702
1092
596
1779
2800
1581
326
3482
604
2809
915
144
265
564
809
1509
2333
689
2176
1825
2791
700
159
1348
53
429
2261
2272
1115
2941
626
1162
41
1814
785
298
1462
2544
1274
897
2379
2307
2065
2259
2786
1494
1496
605
5 248
1249
494
285
14,15
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66
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J 238
403
323
329
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535
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278
711
152
285
12
431
191
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342
638
318
228
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1573
556
495
545
672
363
364
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Gazette.
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67
68
67
69
66
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66
68
66
69
66
67
67
67
66
66
67
66
68
66
68
66
200
958
221
073
1294
467
56
1388
738
1040
265
1434
69
989
1655
223
158
1545
377
1681
1836
1848
1269
329
1370
615
923
1499
584
1344
1601
68 1552
(143 )
1 144 i 3
;09
07
66
69
69
69
66
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69
69
69
69
69
69
1183
1108
1801
1429
114
1568
1426
1780
62
789
117
585
832
673
693
1318
1357
1450
1618
1296
984
1.561
573
146
32
803
13
80
1322
1675
1081
1143
132
231
1222
1575
149
1509
1442
522
nil
3040
1682
471
427
401
572
306
306
756
476
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention,
Door-check. Pnenmatic
Door-check. Pneumatic
Door-closer
Door-closer. Gravity
Door-closing device. Automatic
Door. Coiled sliding
Door-controller. Pneumatic
Door-controlling device
Door-fastener
Door-fastener
Door- fastener
Door- fastener
Door fender. Adjustable
Door. ^Fireproof
Door. Flexible
Door. Flexible
Door. Flexible
Door. Flexible
Door. Grain-
Door guide and stop
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger stop
Door-hanger track-rail, track-rail joint, and track
rail bracket.
Door- hangerwheel
Door-hanger wheel
Door-hanger wheel
Door. Hinged sliding
Door-indicator
Door. Interchangeable storm and screen
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
Door opener and closer
Door-opener. Electric
Door opener or closer. Folding-
Door-operating device
Door-operating device
Door-operating device
Door-operating device
Door-operating device
Door-operating device. Jail-cell-
Door or shutter. Fireproof
Door or window clamp
Door-plate
Door-plate and memorandura-slate
Door-plate holder
Door safety-catch
Door-securer
Door-securer
Door-securer
Door-securer '.
Door-securer
Door-securer
Door-securer
Door. Self-acting
Door. Sliding
Door. Sliding
Door-spring
Door-spring
Door spring and check
Door spring and check
Door spring and check. Combined
Door spring or check
Door-slop
Name.
J. W. Ring ,
J. "W. "Wetmore . .
F.K.Bauer
M. K. Hubbell....
0. TVincklhofer-..,
F. A. Schluns
J. TV". Gray
J. J. Kinsey
H. Kappele '
G. F. McCombs...
H. Saqui
T. G. Selleck
1. A. Ritz
0. W. Norcross
E. Brown
H.N. H. Lugrin..
A. S. Spaulding
A. S. Spaulding
I.V.Kelly
G. A. Colton
W. F. Berry
G.T.Buddie
G. T.Buddie
C. W. Bullard
R. G. Davison
H. L. Ferris
"W. A. Hance
"W". F. Johnston . . .
A. T. Kingsley ....
J. G. and G. Lane .
T. C. Prouty
T. C. Prouty
M. C. Richards
A. L. Swett
A. O. Thornton
F. A. Austin
M. McCawley and A. T. Kingsley.
No.
521,182
521,747
529,101
527,495
525,830
514,966
528,909
523,431
615,494
521,037
529,963
517,173
515,792
526,732
528,358
520,065
520,089
,531,227
522,019
513,985
526,961
511,929
529,777
529,642
517,213
516,193
524,465
528,435
529,919
529,555
524,609
526,659
518,276
529,971
530,366
530,818
530,052
E. Y. Moore ; 515.406
E. Y. Moore j 516,398
J. A. Trimble 1521,225
A. Sinclair 1 523,690
H. B. Diamond ,519,699
529,520
516,592
520,415
527,609
526,232
J. Deritis
"W. T. W. Curl
A. Dillenback
W. E. Johnson
W. H. Kaldrider
O. S. King {512,714
W. Lash 526,403
J. A. Loewer and J. G. Sieber i 527,797
E. J. Willard | 512,139
G. Rischmuller 524,810
H. F. Keil .522,733
I. Engel 522,936
W. C. Lucas 530,952
Date.
J. Rawle I 523,710
J. Rawle 1523,711
C. L. Rice j 526,636
G. Rischmuller 524,769
C. A. Krutsch 527,752
W. J. Giessler 530,410
G. "W.Lake i 514,085
D.M.Scott 522,677
T. "White I 514, 977
L.C.Fisher
J. A. "Weaver, Jr
A. B. Buckland
J. L. Frazier, M. W. Speulda, and
N. Du Bois.
0. B. Hoffman
P. Provonsha
512,177
526,881
526,683
511,840
525,418
515,167
J. Rhino 512,218
F. J. Smith
C.H. Tokey....
C. Rondell
J. C. Schmohl .
L. H. "Weaver . .
A. D. Phelps . . .
J. L. Wfison...
H. "W. Laisson .
J. Robinson
R. Adams
H. "W. Larsson .
C, O. Case
521,870
512,572
526,461
511,804
530,372
530,852
520,282
530,230
513,621
525,643
527,753
528,146
June 12
June 19
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
July 24
Feb. 27
June 5
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Mav 22
May 22
Dec. 18
June 26
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
June 12
July 31
May 15
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
May 29
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
July 10
July 10
Dec. 18
July 31
July 31
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
July 10
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
June 26
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Deo. 4
Dec. 11
May 22
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
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105
101
2849
1964
2011
2028
2270
20
477
345
2224
2000
2489
753
868
2979
2464
1870
1093
2319
1449
2565
514
1298
2733
2371
1092
842
2636
1365
1815
1417
2573
1531
1582
1633
1911
1849
679
1438
1303
1522
2676
2677
22T3,
1375
17.68
581
173
857
1655
745
352
21
148
173
1954
811
1974
1398
2014
25
25
690
480
491
483
544
5
118
80
530
480
585
176
i 214
f720
^721
594
445
270
555
5 362
J 363
618
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588
259
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330
432
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946
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1614
1660
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1100
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69
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1025
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1615
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1309
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66 1342
66 1671
67 ; 1363
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67 1 821
69 1015
66 ; 1732
67 i 1076
69 I 312
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66 I 336
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518
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions— Continned.
477
Invention.
Xame.
Door-stop
Door-stop
Door-strip. Automatic
Doors. Device for operatin g sliding
Doors. Electric releasing device for
Doors. Guide-bracket and wedge for sliding
Doors, &c. Track or carrier for
Dose-cup and boitle. Combined
Double-acting press
Doubletree
Doubletree
Doubletree. Vehicle-
Doubling-frame stop-motion
Doublingwebs of fabric longitudinally. Machine for
Doubling webs of fabric longitudinally. Mechan-
ism for
Douche and bath contrivance. "Washing-
Douche-bath
Dough-cutting machine
Dough-dividing machine.
Dough from cereals. Process of and apparatus for
the production of
Dough mixing or working machine
Dough molding and dividing machine
Dough-raiser and fruit-drier
Dough-raising apparatus ,
Dough rolling and cutting machine
Dough shaping and cutting machine
Dough-shaping machine
Dovetalling-machine
Do vetailing-machine
Dovetailing-machine for preparing edges of parts of
electrotype or stereotype plate blocks.
Doweling-machine
Downdraft-kiln. Combination
Draft attachment
Draft-beam fastening
Draft-compelling device
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer ,
Draft-equalizer
Draft-regulator .■
Draft-regulator
Drafting-instrument. Combination
Drafting-table
Draftin g-table. Folding
Draftsman's instrument
Drain
Drain-testing apparatus
Drainage bin and chute
Draining device
Drainage system ,
Draw-bar ;
Draw-bar attachment
Draw-bar guide
Draw-bar mechanism
Drawbridge-joint and operating mechanism
Draw er
Drawer and shipping-box. Combined
Drawer-case
Drawer extension
Drawer-guide
Drawer-lock
Drawer support. Extension-
Drawing apparatus. Perspective-
Drawing-board
Drawing-frame . Electric stop-motion
Drawing-instrument
Drawing-instrument
Drawing-instrument
Drawing-pin
Drawing-roll for machines for working fibrous ma-
terials.
Drawing-rolls for fibrous material
■W. M. Coats
n. C. Lippincott
"W. N. Morrison
W. H. Brodie
S. H. Curwen
W.W. Holmes
G.E.Witt
M. O. Turner
A.C. Campbell
F.M. Beaver
O. Pv. Winslow and H. King
S.J. McDonald
E . Richards and K. Lucas
S.G. Goss
E. T. and E. H. Marble
T. E. M. Biilow
0. A. Grafstrom
E . Dewerth
F. H. VanHouten
F. I. Gelinck
J. Adair
J. H. Althans and J. Knokstinat . .
S. Q. Duncan
J. Boudry
W. F. Curry
F. Diihrkop
F. Diihrkoj)
H. Farchmin
W. McPherson .:
E. C. "WiUiams
G. "W.Bond
F. "W.Dennis
C. Matthews
J. A. Markley
B."W. Peel
"W. Eikenbary
S. I. Larkins
S.I. Larkins
E. N. Lawrence
B. M. Le Grande
A. McDonald
S.D.Poole
G. "W. Raymond
N. H. Roberts
M. and A. Sattley
H. Sturm
E. L. Thoms
W. Wigham
C. F. Kaul
J. J. Lawler
G. "W. Deats
J. H. Fry
J. H. Fry
.0. F. HiU
J. L. Steitz
T. Grace
T. Craney
A. D. McGill
P. Scanlon
M. M. Suppes
M. J. Hoev
H.W. F. jaeger
P. Brown
W. R. Mershon
A. Beretta
J.G. "Walsh
D.E. Hunter
H.C.Smith
"W. "W. Tanner and T. W. Burch- - .
L. C. Brown
J. H. Adkins
H. Eppers
A. C. Van Horn and E. E. Barney. .
E. and S. Tweedale and J. Smal'lev
H.Cole .,
E. L. Sanderson
G.Thomas
C. Miiller
"W. H. Goldsmith
"W. Hinchliffe
518,34,3
513,3.33
527,212
531,150
518,877
530,182
520,199
5-:>5,753
526,892
530,573
531,581
.525,994
5-22,495
517,693
523,363
513,173
515,468
521,140
524,363
523,116
526,986
527,579
526,028
521,972
516,299
530,582
518,942
517,336
518,824
.'>31,241
529,697
523,330
529,800
521,803
526,939
515,543
512,039
520,322
512,831
519,768
529,294
527,074
528,111
5i4,790
525,667
526,271
525,873
514,105
528,492
515,591
515,075
516,089
.527,017
531,186
514,784
524,588
522,406
528,888
520,146
520,090
526,527
525,904
515,044
530,234
516,293
5-25,972
526.«14
524,225
526,509
528,713
516,583
530,477
527,134
517,778
530,680
523,733
527,300
529,744
512,651
527,554
Monthly
volume.
Date.
Apr. 17 1566
Jan. 23 2658
Oct. 9 869
Dec. 18 ' 1880
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
May 22
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
July 3
Apr. 3
July 24
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
June 5
Aug. 14
July 17
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
June 26
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
May 1
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
July 24
Nov. 27
June 26
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
May 22
Jan. 16
May 15
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Aug. 14
July 3
Nov. 6
May 22
May 22
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
July 31
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
2485
187
2221
749
368
896
2648
1172
544
469
2056
2407
2468
689
695
1625
517
1486
1225
2178
917
912
13
26S5
2405
2051
2094
2008
2-262
1871
452
2590
518
2420
1863
1473
1381
651
2418
1404
582
1644
981
203
2058
2663
1805
574
567
1945
1352
10C3
402
666
2125
2012
2108
1025
1758
1140
1200
437
2079
332
1405
687
750
610
1081
2716
1023
2173
1533
389
645
211
446
616
617
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505
540
448
111
641
122
589
441
357
332
158
585
343
139
387
220
47
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1490
661
456
134
137
462
C337
J 338
262
C102
I 103
160
519
491
502
232
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214
259
275
103
495
81
334
172
184
151
263
672
249
518
367
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Gazette.
318
602
177
1588
1248
992
1300
69
1395
1748
1377
108
90
433
552
1360
1321
804
339
97
304
1400
1645
1640
1398
539
2006
482
1018
1077
425
1106
1587
85
1384
99
1030
380
840
916
137
491
949
1258
1476
1342
1567
1399
1224
1559
107
1000
1126
873
80
768
975
955
1576
1350
1215
1266
1639
1371
1382
741
1571
707
1730
1341
154
118
1420
567
204
1090
302
C9 , 297
478
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
Invention.
Drawing-rolls for fibrous material. Metallic
Dray stake-pocket
Dreiige
Dredge-boom
Dredge-bucket
Dredge-bucket
Dredge-foot
Dredge or other structures. Means for supporting.
Dredge. Steam-
Dredge. Steam vacuum-
Dredge. Steam vacuum-
Dredger
Dredger
Dredger
Dredger. Steam-vacuum
Dredger. Steam- vacuum
Dredgers, excavators, itc. Cutter for
Dredgers. Hopper and valve for hopper-
Dredging apparatus
Dredging apparatus
Dredging apparatus
Dredging apparatus
Dredging apparatus
Dredging apparatus. Rotary pump for
Dredging-bucket
Dredging implement _
Dredging-machine
Dredging-machine ,
Dredging-machine ,
Dredging-machine
Dredging-machine
Dredging-machine and electrically-actuated bucket
therefor
Dredging or excavating apparatus
Dress-goods rack
Dress-hook
Dress-protector
Dress-shield
Dress-shield
Dresses for protecting bands of flowers. Attachment
for ladies'
Dresser, commode, &c
Dressing-case
Drier:
See Clothes-drier. Lumber-drier.
Piber-drier. Paper-machine drier.
Fruit-drier. Rotary drier.
Grain-drier. "Wool-drier.
Letter-drier.
Drier
Drier
Drier
Drier
Drier for cocoa, &c
Drill:
See Brace-drill. Radial drill.
Coal-drill. Eatohet-drill.
Grain-drill. Rock-drill.
Metal-drill. Track-drUl.
Mining'drill.
Drill
Drill
Drill bit and reamer for earth-boring ,
Drill-bits, &c. Tool for handling
Drill fot Wells, &o
Drill-head '.
Drill-holdiUg machine. Automatic
Drill jar
Drill-press
Drill-rod grab
Drill-rope protector
Drills, &c. Adjusting device for
Drills. Die for the manufacture of twist-
Drills. Rotary support for hand-
Drilling apparatus
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
DrilliTig-macli ine
Drilliflg-'machine
Name.
TV. Hinchliflfe
E. J. Schurmeier
E. S.Bennett....
"W. B. Pless
E. S. Bennett....
A. W. Robinson .
E. Woods
E. S. Bennett....
L. Hussey
L. Hussey
L. Hussey
L.W.Bates
S. P. Hedges ...
S. P. Hedges
E. D. Harsen . . . .
L. Hussey
L. W. Bates
A. G. Lyster
E. Chaquette
E. Chaquette. ...
E. Chaquette
C. Gullmann
E. A. Hyatt
E. Chaquette
T. Symonds
C. Meier
J.A.Bali
L. W.Bates
G. H. Titcomb...
G. H. Titcomb...
G. H. Titcomb...
C. Upton
C. W. Hunt
R. C. Parsons ...
N.R.Gray
O.H. Still
R. Raphael
E. M. Welcker...
F. M. Fletcher. . .
A. K. Hatteberg .
H. Widdicomb...
A. Blatchly
H. Bullock and C. E. Ward
T. Craney —
W. HarmoQ
J. G. Elizondo
D. Baker
C. M. Lindholm ,
A. G. P. Creed
J. Barrett
C. E. Wyman
A. J. Cooper
J. B. Pendergrass and K. F. Rice. . .
W.H.Phillips
J. N. Barr
W. H. Wisherd
J. H. Koch
W. J. Mewer
J.C.Taft
J. W. Duff
No.
Dr.te.
527,553 Oct. 16
515,796 Mar. 6
526,005 Sept. H
512.89rf Jan. 16
516,697 Mar. 20
519,551 May 8
512,083 Jan. 2
527,741 Oct. 16
526,531 Sept. 25
526.529 i Sept. 25
526.530 i Sept. 25
521,580 ' June 19
514,829 I Feb. 13
523,891 I July 31
514,598 i Feb. 13
523,838 ; July 31
526,514
520,210
523,807
523,959
Sept. 25
May 22
July 31
July 31
523,960 July 31
516,090
528,433
523,961
514,788
528,375
530,675
527,762
515,029
515,379
516,066
531,486
512,825
520,494
512,696
518,378
513,416
526,276
517,568
514,929
529 846
519,694
529,778
525,758
512,547
514,818
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
July 31
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Jan. 16
May 29
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Nov. 87
May 15
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
529,023
J. Conner 523,787
W.F.Barnes l 516,150
C. H. Baush | 515.988
C. H. Baush 1515,989
C. A. Bentrup | 527,929
Nov.
Sept.
Feb.
Oct.
May
Sept.
Mar.
.Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sf'pt.
Nov.
Apr.
Nov.
July
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Oct.
Monthly
volume.
1442 j 351
111 '26,27
1188
1981
1605
1115
593
1747
2112
2110
2110
1460
1420
2994
1048
2902
2088
2240
2845
3124
3129
575
2976
3132
1358
2875
1071
1788
1736
2330
541
2490
1850
2712
1606
1648
2788
1651
251
1582
2348
1358
2225
758
1362
1401
2620
2180
23
696
118
1696
538
77
1030
1803
474
936
1328
910
2805
669
415
417
2083
(72;
{12'
(72;
272
470
382
267
143
422
C505
)506
504
505
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i 347
359
745
262
723
724
725
(497
I 498
545
707
C777
) 778
C779
)760
(134
ll35
720
780
339
697
(260
1261
430
438
(578
1579
126
593
438
657
385
407
083
389
58
397
559
(328
1.329
(530
1531
176
(329
1330
(352
1353
629
521
6
171
28,29
400
125
19
252
427
114
221
332
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157
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66
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Alphabetical list of invertions — Continued.
479
Invention.
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Dnlling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine •.
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine cutting-bit
Drilling-machine. Horizontal
Drilling-machine. Portable
DriUing-machines. Portable and Tariable shafting
for
Drilling or boring machines. Holdfast for
Drilling. Percussion apparatus for
Drilling-swivel, Ball-bearing
Drinking-fountain for fowls
Drinking-fountain for fowls
Drinking-fountain for poultry ,
Drive- wheel. Electrically-propelled
Driving-gear
Driving-gear
Driving mechanism
Drop-lights. Canopy for counterweight
Drop-press
Drum
Drum and cymbal pedal or beater
Drum. Heating-
Drum. Heating-
Drum. Heating-
Drum or radiator. Heating
Drum snare device
Dry-air closet
Dry battery
Dry closet and urinal system
Dry closet or commode ,
Dry-goods board
Dry-kiln
Dry-kiln
Dry-kiln for pottery
Dry-plates. Apparatus for exposing, developing,
and washing
Drying and cooling apparatus for grain, &c
Drying apparatus
Drying apparatus
Drying articles
Drying barley, malt, &c. Apparatus for
Drying-chambers. Apparatus for hanging webs in
folds in
Drying-cylinder
Drying-cylinder for textile machinery
Drying cylinder or drum
Drying- frame
Drying-kiln
Drying-kiln
Drying-kiln
Drying-kiln ,
Drying-kiln
Drying-kiln
Drying-machine
Drying-machine
Drying-machine
Drying-machine
Drying-machine
Drying raw or prepared goods. Apparatus for
Drying tea, sugar, &c. Apparatus for
Dumb-waiters. Electrical appliance for ,
Dumping apparatus
Dumping apparatus
Dumping apparatus
Dumping-boat
Dumping-cage
Damping device
Dumping-incline
Name.
J. and E. Bohm
J. W. Brown, Jr
K. D. Clapp
K. M. Do wnie
T. Forstner
T. Gilpin and L. McHargue-
A. Goddard
D. Jones
J. Jopling
J. P. Lavigne
TV. P. Norton....
L. Eeichert
N. Eemmel
J. Tronnson
J. Sullivan, Jr.-
F. W. Williams .
J. T. Snyder
F. H. Richards -
W.J. McGehe..
"W. Eoss
W. Lewis
J.M. Eoss
"W". "W. Swan
A. L. Higgins
A. L. Higgins
G.TV. Dodder
C. G. Anderson.
T. C. Eobinson, Jr
A. B. Eoney
P. Ashberry and W. Barnes .
A. Zempliner
G. W.Peck
C.Koeth
"W. J. Eappold .
H. I. Grennell . .
"W". H. B. Lyons
J. E. Newhouse .
J. L. Eeid
E. A. Lougee
G. E. Scates
J. I. Solomon
W-W. Ensign..
J. L. Marvin
G. Tetreau
"W. A. Leary
W. P. Murphy...
J.C.Titus
L. Nievsky
G. W. Blsbee
B., W., and B. S. Foster t
L. M. Larsson and C. J. Bergstrom.
H. D. Williams
J. White
W. Mather and J. Christie
A.G.Paul
W.C. Mackinney
W. C. Mackinney
A. C. SharpeU
W. G. Galloway
W. G. Galloway
A. and P. Kimfcall
E. A. Kinney and J. S. Hobby.
L. Moore
C. H. Seaman
F. E. Burlingame
J. B. Dobson ..'.
P. C. Hewitt
J. K. Proctor .
J. K. Proctor. (Eeissue) .
A Eiibenkamp
E. Eobinson
J. H. Eoberts..
W.H.Barrett.
T. Long
T.Long
W. McMahou .
J. N. Wright..
T. S. Miller . . .
J. 0. Wright . .
No.
518,803
518,176
527,321
527,237
512,285
528,472
520,1-12
529,329
513,937
515,237
528,381
517,298
525,742
5ie,952
527,462
530,979
513,541
515,129
520,118
512,486
512,198
527,078
521,942
516,600
516,637
513,561
513,859
517,303
514,891
519,313
529.055
518,353
519,914
516,612
525,896
525,990
529,405
522,534
521,379
523,379
525,235
525,808
518,616
518,379
514,832
515,604
520,869
524,395
515,513
524,039
515,913
528,496
513,694
518,508
526,734
529,038
514,760
528,991
526,349
526,350
517,700
513,188
524,598
519,138
522,646
513,896
526,228
525,921
11,460
-528,807
515,446
517,169
513,862
527,118
527,119
525,794
529,227
525,084
528,753
Date.
Apr.
24
Apr.
10
Oct.
9
Oct.
9
Jan.
9
Oct.
30
May
22
Nov.
13
Jan.
30
Feb.
20
Oct.
30
Mar.
27
Sept
11
Mar.
20
Oct.
16
Dec.
18
Jan.
30
Feb. 20
May 22
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
June 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
May 8
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
May 15
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
July 3
June 12
July 24
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
June 5
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
May 1
July 10
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Monthly
volume.
2371
1264
1058
913
920
3048
2118
1439
3656
2073
2886
2627
733
2024
1301
1574
3030
1888
2056
1278
778
657
2119
1434
1496
3068
3546
2635
1523
682
965
1598
1707
1454
1014
1163
1591
609
1119
2081
2191
817
2034
1649
1428
2682
208
758
2532
117
282
3087
3286
1859
106
934
1312
859
1778
1780
480
2427
1077
349
811
3604
1577
1052
2714
508
2434
2416
3553
721
724
820
1263
1938
404
587
318
256
221
224
739
517
f 346
1347
(901
^902
.516
699
610
169
479
318
373
747
C474
J 475
503
307
190
160
508
340
356
754
873
619
381
166
228
395
C416
H"
344
229
264
378
156
264
524
535
5192
U93
506
407
360
C666
1667
47
185
(627
) 628
25,26
66
749
809
461
26
221
(326
1327
204
422
422
115
586
266
83
202
888
370
<238
1239
(650
1051
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Gazette.
66
66
69
(122 )
1123 5
603
568
569
875
177
178
187
304
474
97,98
^69
66
47&
246
210
186
186
619
973
929
825
1274
590
1994
1298
1863
272
1531
706
1239
964
253
147
138
1635
1735
1747
712
803
1996
1158
683,
841
325,
885.
1739
1348
1375,
976
120
1416
438
1104
1318
418
334
1141
1403
1C35
817
1372
683
1506
627
752
372.
22
836
1118
823
1504
1501
92
556
876.
605
172
814
1463
1354
1762
738
1354,
1953:
804.
149
149
1314
894
1060
720
480
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Dumping-rack
Duplex burner
Duplex engine
Duplicating apparatus
Duplicating-apparatus frame
Dust and shavings collector
Dust and water proof protector for shelf goods. Com-
bined
Dust-arrester -
Dust-arrester
Dust-arrester
Dust-bin, dust-cart, &c
Dust-cloth holder or picture-hanger
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dust collector and separator
Dust-inhibitor
Dust or shavings collector
Dust or soot collecting machine
Dust-pan
Dust-pan
Dust-pan
Dust-pan
Dust-pan attachment
Dust-separator or spark-arrester
Duster
Duster
Duster or polishing-cloth. "Woven
Dwelling
Dye. Azo
Dye. Azo
Dye. Azo
Dye. Basic yellow
Dye. Bisic yellow
Dye. Black
Dye. Black
Dye. Black azo
Dye. Black azo
Dye. Black disazo
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue
Dye. Blue alizarin
Dye. Blue basic
Dye. Blue-black
Dye. Blue-black disazo
Dye. Blue tetrazo
Dye. Blue tetrazo
Dye. Blue tetrazo
Dye. Blue tetrazo
Dye. Blue tetrazo
Dye. Brown
Dye. Brown azo
Dye. Brown azo ,
Dye. Brown petroleum
Dye. Brown petroleum nitro
Dye. Crimson azo
Dye. Disazo dark-green
Dye from amidophenolsulfo-aoid. Azo
Dye. Gray
^Name.
W". Underwood and C. Prall .
T. P.Evans
E.E. Clark
I. S. Haynes
E. S. Walker
G. J. B. Skinner ...
N. J. Brandeberry.
H. A. HueflOner and L. Lash .
C. F. Verrell
A. Volm
F. S.Salberg
S. S. Dreisbach
A. C. Brantingham
A. C. Brantingham
A. C. Brantingham
A. 0. Brantingham
A. C. Brantingham
E. R. Draver
E. E. Draver
J. P. Gent
J. J. Gerard ,
M. Harmon
A. Heine
L. S. Hogeboom
K. Mc Williams
J. K.Miller
W. P. Thompson and P. Van Gelder
G. S.Wilson
M. P. Gale
J. L. King
H. L.Day
P. Van Gelder and W. P. Thompson,
M. Cote
G.H.Gere
L. A. Powers
J. Reniker
E. B. Adams
T. Lee
G. W. Griswold
E. Nation
D. Scott
G. T. Tilden
P. Julius
P. Julius
M. TJlrich and J. Bammanu
E. Schleicher
A. Weinberg
R. Kirchhofif
K. Vidal
A. Weinberg
A. Weinberg
G. Billow
0. Bally
J. Bierer and C. Do la Harpe
C. Duisberg
E. Elsaesser
W. Herzberg and O. Weber
B. Heymann
B. Heymann
R. Knletsch
K. Krekeler and P. Krais
M. Moeller
M. Moeller
0. Nastvogel and P. Reingruber. . .
J. Schmid and J. Bachelut
M. TJlrich and J. Bammann
R. Bohn
J. Schmid and J. Bachelut
T. Diehl
J. Schmid
J. .J. Brack
J. J. Brack
J. J. Brack
C. O.Miiller
C. O. Miiller
M. TJlrich, J. Bammann, and M.
Herzberg.
M. Hoffmann and C. Krohn
C.Rudolph
H. A. Frasch
H. A. Frasch
R. Kirchhoff
M. Hoffmann and C. F. Daimler . . .
C. Rudolph
A. Israel and K. Patbe
No.
515,266
527,957
513,303
530,771
516.139
515,259
515,141
519,958
522,923
526,334
530,057
512.688
527,935
527,936
527,937
527,939
527,940
521,604
531,517
531,414
512,247
515,767
523,652
530,642
527,341
513,434
522,769
516,171
516,371
522,989
513,090
522,700
521,949
531,177
518,273
521,044
515,036
525,389
513,390
.521,174
525,669
514,789
525,656
525,657
524,005
516,577
515,100
516,604
.523,138
525,245
526,763
524,665
524,235
531,148
525,492
524,677
522,897
524,322
524,323
524,256
518,458
521,985
521,986
517,473
519,971
512,493
519,229
525,627
512,167
525,626
516,757
516,758
516.760
524,069
524,070
515,381
514,931
516,380
519,036
518,991
512,116
514,599
516,381
515,339
Date.
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
May 15
July 10
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct.
23
2105
Oct.
23
2106
June 19
1523
Dec.
25
2545
Dec.
25
2358
Jan.
2
854
Mar.
July
Dec.
Oct.
Jan.
July
6
24
11
9
23
10
67
2553
1018
1087
2810
1042
Mar.
6
703
Mar. 13
July 17
Jan. 23
July 10
Julie 26
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
June 5
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
June 12
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
July 17
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
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Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Aug. 14
July 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
June 26
June 26
Apr. 3
May 15
Jan. 9
May 1
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
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volume.
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1755
2740
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2100
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2141
1932
1445
524
1749
118
2750
752
585
1359
564
565
62
1397
1837
1441
1671
2206
159
1195
452
1877
287
1214
1233
605
606
486
1779
2215
2215
98
1804
1288
520
510
734
509
1710
1711
1713
167
169
2334
Feb. 20 I 1584
Mar. 13
May 1
May 1
Jan. 2
Feb. It
Mar. 13
1066
159
88
648
1050
1067
Feb. 27 . 2260
526
516
C634
\ 635
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523
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
481
Alpliahetical list of inventions — Continued.
In-^ention.
Gray azo
Manufacture of yellow and orange .
Orange
Orange diaazo
Pet roleu m
Polyazo
Polyazo yellow
Polyazo yello wisli
Red
Red azo
Red rhodamin
Red tetrazo
Red tetrazo
Rhodamin
Rhodamin
Safranin azo naphthol
Substantire blue
Substantive bine
Substantive red
Substantive violet
Violet-red
Yellow tetrazo
Dye.
D've.
Dye.
Dye.
D'ye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dve.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dve.
Dve.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dye.
Dyeing
Dyeing
Dyeing anilin-black
Dyeing apparatus. .
Dyeing apparatus..
Dyeing apparatus. .
Dyeing apparatus . .
Dyeing apparatus. .
Dyeing apparatus. .
Dyeing apparatus. .
Dyeing, &c. Apparatus for
Dyeing by the aid of paramidodiphenylamiu .
Dyeing-machine
Dyeing-machine
Dyeing-machine
Dyeing-machine
Dyeing-machine
Dyeing slivers, &c., direct from combs. Machine for.
Dyer's vat
Dynamite
Dynamite and making same
Dynamo. Alternating
Dynamo. Alternating-current
Dynamo. Alternating-current
Dynamo and motor
Dynamo-brush
Dynamo. Constant-current
Dynamo current-collector
Dynamo or electric motor
Dynamo-regulator
Dynamo-regulator
Dynamo-regnlator. Automatic
Dynamo. Self-regulating
Dynamo. Steam-turbine
Dynamo voltage-regulator
Dynamos and their exciters. Connection between
separately-excited
Dynamos from car-axles. Means for driving
Dynamos. Means for equalizing electromotive force?
of ]
Dynamos. Metal brush for
Dynamos on car-trucks. Mounting
Dynamos to car-axles. Connecting
Dynamometer
Dynamometer
Ear for buckets, &c
Ear -jewels. Attachment for holding
Ear-muff
Ear piercer and ring. Combined
Ear-protector
Ear-ring
Ear-rin g
Ear-ring
Ear-rin g
Ear-trumpet
Earth , ores, &c. Device for transferring
Earthenware articles. Apparatus for molding
Earthenware articles. Machine for making hollow. .
Earthenware vessels. Die for the manufacture of. . .
Easel
Easel
Easel
Easel
Eaves-trough
31 PAT
Kame.
M. HoflTmann and C. Krohn
F. Muhlert
C.L. Miiller
C. L. Miiller ,
H. A. Frasch
J. .T. Brack
■T. J. Brack
J. J. Brack
H. A. Bernthsen
A . Gr. Green
H. A. Bernthsen
J. J. Brack
.T. J. Brack
M. Ceresole
M. Ceresole
P.Julius
H. A. Bernthsen and P. Julius
C. Schraube
J. J. Brack
H. A. Bernthsen and P. Julius
C. Schraube and E. Romig
J. J. Brack
C. Duisberg and P. Ott
M. E. Waldstein and A. H. Peter .
F. V. Kallab
E. Dest6
A. Dr^ze
E. Masurel
Ko.
Reffitt
Turnbull
Weldon . .
E., Sr., N. 0., and E. Woodcock, Jr.
A. Graemiger and "W.T.Whitehead.
A. Weinberg ,
M. B^con
J.M.Collins
G. H. Craven
L. Weldon
L. Weldon
J. A. J. Florin-Leclercq
T. A. Harris...
H. A.Callahan
W. Y. Rochester and J. McArthur.
J.J. Wood
J. F.Kelly
J. J, Wood
M. Waddell ...
W. H. Fleming
W. H. Elkins..
C. R. Roberts..
L. Gutmann . . .
J. Van Vleck..
J. Van Vleck..
H. D. Symmes .
I. N. Lewis
J. F. McElroy .
M. P. Rvder. . .
J.J. Wood
W. Biddle
M. Moskowitz .
W. vom Braucke
W. Biddle
W. Biddle and P. Kennedy.
J. A. Cross
R. J. Rolfson
M. F.Robeson
G. H. Tilford and A. F. Bennett.
I. B. Kleinert
J. Hubash
C. Jung
C. Babcock .
J. Bonner
L. Mann
G. T. Woglom
J. Prince
C. G. CoUins
J. Meir
J.P.Guy
N. W.Boch
H. F. Beecher
G. Faint
H. H. Lurssen and C. W. Wood .
G. W. McCann
A. C. Kanneberg
51R,2C3
528,965
524,262
524,261
518,992
•IIS, 897
.')19,,')22
519,523
516.584
515,764
516,583
516,756
516,759
.516.588
516,5«9
.524,253
.521,095
524,220
.531.149
.521,096
524,222
516,468
523,809
523,560
529,498
512,949
518,228
523,047
521,816
.512,922
514,743
511,985
511,945
517.533
528,584
525,534
519,323
.529,539
531,350
530.831
513,321
525,188
517,39i;
514,140
518,740
512,424
514.047
.513.611
519.858
515,613
515,216
.526,879
530,465
524,845
516,497
525,390
.526, .583
512,425
526,432
525,993
527.766
523,453
517,997
517,439
531,006
519.874
521,192
529,176
511,952
520,785
527,398
527,3.59
512.835
528,197
525.058
512.865
514,373
516,969
520,294
516,425
.518.544
.526,907
513,195
531,044
Date.
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
May 1
Mar. 6
Mav 8
May 8
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
June 5
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
June 5
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
July 31
July 24
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
July 17
June 26
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
May 8
Nov. 20
Dec. 25
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
May 15
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Deo. 4
Au2. 21
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
July 24
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
May 15
June 12
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
June 5
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
May 22
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
Monthl.y
volume.
770
820
492
491
90
259
1070
1072
1406
63
1407
1709
1712
1U2
1414
481
615
431
1879
610
433
1211
2849
2403
1771
2068
1372
1502
1891
2024
1288
307
190
101
357
704
1846
2247
1318
2642
2125
2820
2.i6
2273
1157
115
3143
1623
2698
2031
348
609
1507
1259
121
2188
1164
1962
1170
1792
2219
975
29
1621
1651
781
1179
382
42
1189
1118
1668
2570
1893
1930
670
2050
2376
1134
1919
403
2441 ,
1088 I
490
344
C374
i375
453
480
321
99
100
101
25,26
88
C173
439
536
317
640
63,64
564
t 280
<281
(282
27
772
395
670
C507
J 508
86
166
368
301
31
523
282
468
C266
\ 267
432
557
242
7
(384
J 385
402
183
284
89
10
292
273
44!
622
463
456
169
485
577
270
474
100
589
400
Official
Gazette.
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67 : 1205
69 i 249
69 i 222
66 380
69 ! 533
68 1 1052
66 I 392
66 ; 979
66 I 1868
67 ! 1022
66 I 1680
67 I 282
69 I 75
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69 1553
482
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Eaves-trough
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trough iron
Eccentric :
Eccentric surfaces. Machine for finishin g
Ecraseur ,
Ecraseur
Edger. Bevel-
Educational appliance
Educational appliance
Educational appliance
Educator. Question and answer
Egg-beater
Egg-beater, (fee
Egg-beater
Egg-beater, &c
Egg-beater
Egg-carrier
Egg-case
Egg-case ,
Egg-case. Folding ,
Egg-caae. Folding
Egg-case or shipping-crate. Folding
Egg-crate
Egg-crate
Egg-fillers. Machine for making
Egg-preserving apparatus
Egg-preserving case
Egg-tester
Egg -tray
Eggs. Compound for and method of preserving
Ejecting apparatus
E.jector and firing-pin operated by mainspring
Ejector and mainspring mechanism
Ejector. Fluid-
Ejector. Water-
Elastic fabric
Elastic fabric ,
Elastic fluid under pressure. Apparatus for generat
ing
Elastic materials. Device for closing breaks in
Elastic or plastic composition
Elastic washer
Elbow. Metal-covered
Electric accumulator or secondary battery
Electric alarm
Electric alarm
Electric alarm
Electric apparatus. Coin-operated
Electric apparatus. Cooling
Electric-arc-light fixture
Electric-arc-lighting system
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric cable
Electric cable
Electric cable
Electric cable
Electric cable
Electric-cable joint
Electric calling apparatus
Electric circuit .'.
Electric-circuit breaker
Electric-circuit controller
Electric-circuit regulator
Electric circuit-testing device
Electric circuits. Apparatus for periodically com-
pleting and interrupting
Electric circuits. Battery-changer for
Electric circuits. Cleat for supporting conducting-
wires for
Electric circuits. Distributing-board for
Electric circuits. Magazine-fuse for
Electric circuits. Stand for controlling
Electric conductor
Electric-conductor conduit
Electric conductor for underground conduits
Electric-conductor support
Electric conductor. Underground
Electric conductors. Bond-wire for
Electric conductors. Coating
Name.
T.C.Keller
F. E. Albro
H. A. Berger
A. B. Lewis
C. Lumm
S. Silberstein
D. Soames
O. T. Roberts
F. M. Margach
P. Shellenback
M. McNalley
G. "W. Teufel
S. H. Eandall
A. Bechmann
L. "W. Musser
A. Fatten
W. K. Fearn
CD. "Weeks
L. Mohr andH. Perk
J. F. Kenn
A. J. Saltsman
"W. A. Van Deusen
F. E., C. A., and J. H. TenEyck...
H. C. Herr
T. P. "W.Schmidt
H. E. McKinney
0."W. McNeill
C.B. Proctor
J. R. Oliver
J. "West
H.E. Herr
E. H. Layman
J. H. Bowley
E. Hulett
F. F. Bischoflf
F. M. Underwood
A. Klinger
C. A. Young and S. H. Barton...
J. A. Rosenberg and J. Hurst ...
N. Power
J. H. McGowan
A. Straus
G. C. Moore
E.Langen
C. L. Dreher
J. Pattigler
"W. Heiser
E. T. Greenfield
A.J.Smith
S. T. Sanders
F. Sauer and C. llentzschel
D. S. Schureman
J. H. Elfering
"W. S. Moody
S. Bergmann
D. Higham
F. Biiyer
"W. W. Bnrnham
L. Drescher
F. Dubero and P. Mohrdieck
S. H. Hoggson
M. E. Smith and M. F. Geer
T. J. Dewees
T. J. Dewees
T. Guilleaume
T. Guilleaume
T. Guilleaume
T. C. Loe
D. H. Rice
J. "W. Marsh
D. S. Schureman
R. Callender
H. F. "Waite
G. A. O' Neill
E. L. Berry and F. Harrison
C. Bernhardt
H. B. Wyman
E. Herman
C. E. Jones
E. R. Knowles and E. H. Park
H.F. Chick
J. Tatbam
D. E. Conner ,
J. M. Andersen
H. A. Seymour
A. Hoffmann and J. Brogan
A. F. Montgomery
STo.
520,993
521,357
521,523
514,758
524,257
524,186
523,243
516,576
515,349
526,639
529,936
519,798
524,767
521,360
528,010
530,450
523,338
529,764
516,214
515,249
522,944
516,415
528,187
529,173
518,899
529,403
524,727
525,157
518,893
514,051
529,172
517,463
520,252
516,630
518,341
520,549
523,581
523,845
519,552
519,618
519,728
526,546
519,727
525,271
Date.
June 5
June 12
June 19
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
July 17
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
Nov. 27
May 15
Aug. 21
June 12
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
July 24
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
July 10
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
May 22
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
May 29
July 24
July 31
May 8
May 8
May 15
Sept. 25
May 15
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
May 8
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
May 22
Feb. 6
May 22
Sept. 4
June 12
May 29
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
June 5
July 31
Feb. 13
Monthly
volume.
433
1086
1390
1310
488
369
1859
1395
2279
2277
2489
1527
1371
1090
2247
642
2024
2205
787
2091
1318
1118
2548
1171
2530
1588
1305
2064
2523
121
1165
85
2309
1489
1562
2799
2435
2922
1116
1232
1413
2133
1412
2240
28
1944
1516
2585
1'81
1335
388
3494
723
1816
129
2272
216
1911
286
! 903
2603
1020
i 150
' 1215
i 1459
! 1577
2706
687
2628
1876
475
206
2e0
2946
1292
104
255
322
326
113
87
467
332
564
545
600
372
334
256
542
160
509
526
(183
^184
519
328
265
618
282
625
378
319
503
623
28
(280
)281
18
560
353
388
676
611
728
268
296
341
511
341
546
370
606
237
334
92
860
170
430
30
553
50
468
71
213
630
248
37
297
367
396
649
162
617
447
110
52
67,68
735
322
524,374
518,907
522,370
514,554
Aug. 14 ! 717 i 174
Apr. 24 2545 629
July 3
Feb. 13
520,788 June 5
513,982
529,216
518,939
531,354
514,133
514,714
528,301
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
May 1
Dee. 25
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
330
962
47
14
1244
6
2253
245
1234
2754
85
243
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( 12
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2
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1052
1205
857
891
538
1671
900
1104
567
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
483
Invention.
Electric conductors. Composition of matter for.
Electric oonduotors. Composition of matter for.
Electric conductors. Manufacture of
Electric conductors. Manufacture of
Electric conductors. Means for cooling
Electric conduit
Electric contactor. Kotatable
Electric conversion system
Electric converter
Electric converter
Electric converter
Electric converter
Electric-current distributing system. Continnous-
Electric-curreut indicator
Eleetriccnrrent recorder
Electric-current regulator
Electric-current regulator
Electric-current regulator
Electric-current regulator
Electric currents into alternating currents. Appara-
tus for transforming continuous
Electric currents. Load-governor for
Electric currents. Means for generating
Electric currents of high potential. Generating and)
utilizing <
Electric currents. Portable regulator for
Electric currents. Regulating
Electric currents. Transmission of rapidly-alternat-
ing
Electric cut-out
Electric cut-out
Electric cut-out
Electric cut-out. Automatic
Elec'ric distribution and generation. System of
Electric distribution-box
Electric distribution-box
Electric distribution. System of.
Electric elevator .
Electric elevator .
Electric elevator.
Electric elevator .
Electric elevator .
Electric fountain .
Electric furnace
Electric generator
Electric generator
Electric generator
Electric generator. Self-exciting constant-potential
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater ,
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater
Electric heater. Dynamic
Electric indicator
Electric indicator
Electric indicator
Electric instruments. Binding-post for
Electric-light circuits. Registering mechanism for..
Electric-light cut-off
Electric-light filaments. Material for making
Electric-light fixture
Electric-light fixture
Electric-light fixture for music-stands
Electric light. Incandescent
Electric-light support
Electric-light support ,
Electric-light wires. Kosette for
Electric-light wires. Kosette for
Electric-light wires. Rosette for
Electric lights. System for controlling
Electric-lighting circuits. Service end, cut-out, and
switch-box for
Electric-lighting system
Electric-lighting system
Name.
D. Macfarlan
D. Macfarlan
J. Robinson
J. Robinson
H. A. Rowland
T. T. La Pointe, J. H. Flanagan,
and C. A. Thompson.
J.W.Curry
L. Gutmann
G. D. Burton and E. E. Angell
G. D. Burton and E. E. Angell
J. A. Cabot
E.G. Priestly
M. von DoUvo-Dobrowolsky
J. J. "Wood
J. "W. T. 014n
CD. Haskins .
A. B. Jones
E. E. Ries
A. G. "Waterhouse.
E. S. F. Schneider.
P. E. Pritchard
JN". Tesla
C.S.Bradley
E. E. Ries
A. G. "Waterhouse.
"W. H. Eckert
H. Hansen
.E. E. Hersh «
A. P. Seymour
D.F. Sweet
E.^ J. Houston
O.'D. and M. A. Kleinsteuber .
0. D. and M. A. Kleinsteuber .
E. "W.Rice, Jr
F. E. Herdman. (Reissue) .
E. E.. Herdman
"W.D.Lutz
N.P.Otis
H. O. C. E. Wagemann
A. Schmid and B. G. Lamme.
"W.J. Bowen
J. R. Davis
A. S. Hatch
S. B. Jenkins
J.E.Kester
H. "W. Leonard
C. H. Newbury ,
S.E. Nutting
J. O'Meara
L. B. Rowley
T. "W. Young
H. B. Collins
C. J.'Coleman
W. E. Garey
A. H. Hoyt
E. A. Lowe
"W.McNeill and J. H. Tinder.
J. B. Stewart
G. A. Cannot
H. Horn
J. R. Konetshny
"W.J.Kelly ■.
N. Tesla
"W. H. Connell
"W. H. ConneU....
D. J. Cartwright .
C. N. Hammond . .
C. N. Hammond..
"W. P.Bradner.
No.
526,721
526,722
629,411
529,413
513,422
530,951
529,898
530,178
522,506
522,507
523,805
531,005
513,006
520,129
518,534
516,487
512,115
515,970
518,359
524,911
514,030
514,168
519,377
515,971
518,360
512,102
531,310
526,227
512,331
529.212
522,986
515,087
522,664
516,835
11,408
519,117
520,794
513,134
'R. "Watson 516,956
F. P. Shanafelt 518,122
E.'Thomson
"W.Baxter, Jr
N. Tesla
513,602
519,280
511,916
526,064
519,098
512,797
527,324
515,401
519,043
524,062
522,718
524,646
515,693
516,508
517,170
524,881
527,050
526,220
519,945
512,2,50
.529,127
526,579
513,250
523,264
530,343
529,654
513,113
514,170
518,713
524,706
525,315
524,109
525,653
517,812
J. Tan Vleck 530,141
Monthly
volume.
Date.
G. J. and G. J. T. J. Parfitt.
H. J. Wells
528,021
515,806
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
July 3
July 3
July 31
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
May 22
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
May 8
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Nov. 13
July 17
Feb. 20
July 10
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
May 1
June 5
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
May 1
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
May 1
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
May 1
Aug. 7
July 10
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
Sept. 18
May 15
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
July 17
Dec. 4
Nov. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
85
88
1602
1606
2794
1521
243d
170
560
562
2842
1620
2158
2091
1902
1239
647
378
1609
1602
88
314
381
382-
684
360
584
43
143
144
706
•384
513
[508
( 509
471
(296
297
[298
155
89
398
392
22
75
mollis
382 i 89
1012 398
321 150
2177
1576
994
1237
1397
1821
835
1826
2863
521
370
243
297
349
459
208
(432
J 433
670
671
672
305 ,72, 73
57 j 13
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Gazette.
19
19
978
979
628
1522
69 1139
69 1245
68 I 111
111
68
69
66
t67
67
66
C6
67
66
66
67
2029
1176
608
320
1287
271
1797
1063
2363
172
158
929
1164
2833
1283
2420
1561
620
1567
1758
858
1082
2182
2538
1895
476
2023
2313
319 I
2223 j
1264 '
2322
237
561
661
108
2264
126
(7C
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480
295
708
■69
148
75
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1299
64
428
257
586
41
36
2.32
287
705
305
569
381
C150
} 151
367
431
207
261
521
611
67
67
118
485
557
75
(553
)554
(311
5 312
562
55
135
165
28
546
30
67
1 66
67
66
^68
67
66
69
t>6
67
68
68
08
(69
68
67
66
69
68
66
68
69
591
1540
434
379
1699
124
1523
327
964
870
912
70T
1524
327
119
1657
1463
20O
890
296
1227
177
> 66 1825
2041
594
120T
540
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724
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1411
588
367
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194
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578
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1054
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924
1130
705
1254
128
1235
69
462
1477
484
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Electric-lighting system and apparatus
Electric-lighling system. Transformer
Electric lock ,
Electric lock
Electric lock
Electric lock
Electric lock
Electric machine. Alternating-current dynamo-
Electric machine. Coin-controlled
Electric machine. Continuons-cnrrent dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine.
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo or magneto.
Magneto-
Magneto-
Electric machine. Magneto-.
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
machine,
machine
machine
machine
machine
Electric machine
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
ElectriC'
Electric-
machine
machine
machine
machine
machine
machine
Electric-machine
Magneto-
or electric motor. Dynamo-
or motor. Dynamo-.
or motor. Dynamo-
or motor. Dynamo- ,
or motor. Dynamo-
or motor. Dynamo-
or motor. Dynamo-
regulator. Dynamo-
regulator. Dynamo-
regulator. Dynamo-
regulator. Dynamo-
regulator. Dynamo-
Electric-machine regulator. Dynamo-
Electric-machine regulator. Dynamo-
Electric machines. Automatic regulatorfordynamo-
Electric machines. Brush for dynamo-
Electric machines. Brush for dynamo-
Electric machines. Brush-holder for dynamo-
Electric machines. Coil for dynamo-
Electric machines. Current-regulator for dynamo- .
Electric machines in multiple. Running compound-
Tvound dynamo-
Electric machines. Means for mounting and driving
dynamo-
Electric machines or motors. Brash-holder for dy-
namo-
Electric machines. Self-adjustingbrushfordynamo-
Eloctric machines. Spark-regulator for dynamo-
Electric machines. System and apparatus for con-
trol of
Electric machines. System of circuit control for
Electric machinery. Construction of solenoids or
coils of wire used in
Electric machinery. Dynamo-
Electric machinery. Eegulation of dj'nanio-
Electric meter
Electric meter
Electric meter .
Electric meter ,
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Electric meter .
Name.
E. Thomson
P. "Wright
r. Apitz
K. V. Cheatham .
J. R. Donnelly...
J. Eldon
T.P.Pratt
E. Thomson
R. J. Merker
'M. Hutin and M. Leblanc .
L.BeU
525,369
521,924
525,400
514,813
516,478
518,667
526,909
522,241
518,463
529,650
522,580
514,907
516,298
513,459
518,444
524,020
527,415
518,944
518,945
520,781
515,882
525,353
523,998
526,743
524,119
522,274
523,696
529,145
515,386
526.170
522,083
530,235
514,241
513,347
523,247
520,152
516,792
522,280
523,668
518,768
H. S. Rodgers 512.843
A. B. See and "W. L. Tyler
L.Bell
T. A.Edi.son
W.H.Elkins
J'. Terrand
C. F. Brush
F. J. Crouch
Gr.F. Dieckmann .
H. E. Dikeman ...
R. Eickemeyer . . .
E. Fawcett
G. Forhes
G-. Forbes
A. B. Herrick
J. E. Maynadier . .
J". F. McElroy
a. Rennerfelt
E.W.Rice, Jr....
W. B. Sayers
C. E. Scribner....
E. Thomson
R. Thury
J. Wensti 6m
D. H. Wilson
L. Paeet
J. N.McLeod
A.J.Potter
H. H. Taylor
E.'Tilmann
R. K. Welch
N. C. Bassett
C.S.Bradley
W. H. Knight
A. L. Riker
No.
Date.
ex. F. Miiller.
524,533
518,218
.524,136
518,232
.529,117
518,349
C. E. Scribner* 512,227
C. E. Scribner 522,275
513,062
530,088
530,717
522,051
516,797
E. A-. SpeiTy and G. E. Mills
P. J. C. Carron
E. T. Piatt
R. Fuller
L.Bell
C.E. Scribner i 514,504
TV. B. Poller i 527,075
A.L. Riker ; .525,118
A. L. Riker ; 520,169
"W. L. BUss 525,836
C. E. Scribner ' 512,397
E. A. Sperry 525,395
C. E. Davis i 520,822
G. Forbes , 518,946
C. Sellers ' 520,940
E. M. Bentley ; 524,373
T. Brnger 531,153
T. Duncan ' 518,311
T. Duncan.
C. Gudgell
E. Hartmann . . .
J. C.Henry ....
C. Raab
C.D.Raab
W. B. Reed
G. A. Scheeffer .
G. A. Scheeffer .
E. Thomson
1 523,704
' 513,391
523,662
513,264
514,131
,v2+,953
521.089
, 522.674
530.351
I 520,811
Sept. 4
June 26
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
July 3
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
July 10
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
May
May
June
Mar.
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
Aug.
July
July 31
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
June 26
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Jan. 23
July 17
May 22
Mar. 20
July 3
July 31
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
July 3
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
June 26
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
2079
146
1391
1223
j 2134
405
I 113
2012
1552
914
2872
1756
86
1216
15
16
34
232
52
52
124
254
180
2645
1117
2340
1473
2309
285
470
2679
2136
1755
195
2596
2312
1879
977
1355
291
1370
1064
1585
824
182
2234
22
1136
2319
1761
885
652
Aug. 28 i 1997
May 22
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
June 5
May 1
June 5
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
July 31
Jan. 23
July 31
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
June 5
July 10
Dec. 4
June 5
2167
908
1106
134
118
18
348
715
1886
1503
2661
2751
2590
2565
242
1677
601
852
488
92
S3
499
37
351
293
534
101
27
(443
lUi
482
5177
) 178
(388
)389
215
(705
^700
436
19
297
4
4,5
8
54,55
15
12
29,30
59,60
49
656
270
581
344
570
70
115
(649
^650
469
521
414
53
647
(574
J 575
444
240
338
68
345
257
(392
)393
(199
)200
49,50
537
6
276
557
415
225
158
488
527
202
(268
1269
34
26,27
5
85
174
447
(376
) 377
(660
1661
(671
1672
645
619
58,59
411
142
212
121
21
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Gazette.
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584
900
996
1305
181
1303
1215
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
485
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coniinued.
Invention.
ISame.
! E. Thomson ...
j H. P. Bro-mi...
I J.H.Clark...,
I C. J. Coleman .
j C.J. Coleman .
Electric motor O. F. ConkUn..
Electric meter .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor .
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor. Alternating
Electric motor. Alternating-cnrrent .
Electric motor. Alternating-cnrrent .
Electric-motor controller
Electric-motor controller
Electric-motor controller
Electric-motor controller
Electric-motor controller .
Electric-motor-controlling apparatus . .
Electric-motor-controlling device
Electric-motor-controUing device
Electric-motor-controlling device
Electric-motor controlling device
Electric-motor controlling mechanism.
Electric motor. Differentially-geared
Electric-motor governor
Electric motor or dynamo
Electric motor or dynamo-electric machine
Electric motor or generator
Electric-motor-propelled elevator
Electric-motor regulator
Electric-motor regulator
Electric-motor reversing mechanism ,
Electric motors and replacing same. Automatic de-
vice for removing resistance in starting
Electric motors and replacing same. Automatic de-i
vice for removing resistances in starting ;
Electric motors. Aatomatic speed-regulator for
"W. A. Crowdus..
J. r. Denisou
C. Doriot
G. S. Dunn
E. T. Greenfield .
J. C. Henry
E. E. Herdman . -
E. E. Herdman . .
A. Hinman
J.D. Ihlder
"W. H. Knight...
J. Lee
J. S. Losch
A. V. Meserole ..
A. W. Meston
E. E. Eies and G. J. Scott ,
W. J. Still
E. Thomson
F. C. Whitmore .
P. Wuest, Jr.-.
L. Gutmann
C. S. Bradley....
E. Thomson
J. B. Blood
■W.Cooper
"W. J. Hopkins and T. Stebbins .
J. H. Jenkins
W. B. Potter .
F. E. Herdman ...
F. E. Herdman ...
F. E. Herdman . . .
F. E. Herdman . . -
J. E. Stanton
C. H. Eichardson.
B.C. Pole
J. F. "Winter
C. F. Daniels
J. "W. Henderson .
"W. Baxter, Jr ....
F. E. Herdman ...
F. E. Herdman
S.H. Short
J. Mellen and N. 0. Goldsmith.
G. H. "Whittingham
G. H. 'Whittingham ,
"W. Hochhausen
Electric motors. Cooling
Electric motors for operating machinery. Utilizing .
Electric motors for operating machinery. Utilizing .
Electric motors into circuit. Apparatus for putting .
Electric motors. Operating
motors. Operating
motors. Pedal-governor for
motors. Starting and controlling device for.
motors. Starting and controlling device for.
mouth-battery
plug-switch
power appliance
power. Meter for recording measurements
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric-
Electric
of
Electric-power stations. Means for preventing arc-
ing in
Electric reciprocating motor
E. Thomson
C. Hoffmann and E. Eichter .
E. Eichter
C. Hoffmann
J. S. Bancroft
J. S. Bancroft
A. G. McKee
J."W. Moore
J.W. Moore
L. L. Fank
B. J. Arnold .
E. Thomson .
E. Thomson .
E. Thomson .
No.
Date.
Monthly
voliune.
ui
"W.L. SOvey 524,407
"W.J. Still 517,668
521,685
518,561
526,686
516,916
516,917
June 19 ! 1661
Apr. 17 ! 1942
Oct. 2 I 24
Mar. 20 | 1964
Mar. 20 ; 1966
516,263 ' Mar. 13 j 868
511,758
523,140
515,488
515,755
517,858
518,033
519,116
530,773
520,782
514,077
516,818
521,799
526,016
525,108
526,083
519,272
Jan. 2
July 17
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 1
Dec. 11
June 5
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
June 26
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
28
1673
2498
35
725
1026
301
1233
37
160
1797
1864
1204
1981
517,669
526,169
524.011
516,784
530,177
514,903 j
516,849
522,581
518.345
520,784
524,385
Sept. 18 ! 1323
1
May 11 592
Aug. U
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
July 10
Apr. 17
June 5
Aug. 14
524,396 I Aug. 14
519,124
519, 121
519,122
519,123
513,213
May
May
May
May
Jan.
523,444 July 24
527,023 Oct. 2
517,714 Apr. 3
527,776 Oct. 23
517,105 Mar. 27
519,281 May 1
530,619 [ Dec. 11
519,120 I May 1
514,429 I Feb. 6
528,440 ! Oct. 30
518,906 Apr. 24
520,280 ' May 22
516,651 I Mar. 20
783
427
431
1471
72
1745
167
1546
1849
700
1579
40
732
760
327
319
321
325
2464
2195
577
507
1808
2306
611
970
315
745
2987
2542
2355
1529
518,291 I Apr. 17 1475
513,507 1 Jan. 30
5-'8.608 I Nov. 6
526,810 ; Oct. 2
2962
145
230
May 29 ' 3137 |
A. H. Palmer 53 1 , 424
519,686 I May 8 i 1345
520,748
520,072
516,831
523.586
527.037
May 22
Mar. 20
July 24
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Jane 19
1978 !
1819
2443
598
2374
684
1660
517,831
521,684
i !
520.809 , June 5 j 87
520.810 : Jane 5 \ 90
.390
(480
H81
6
462
463
(202
)203
7
419
618
11
162
259
71,72
299
8,9
38
425
(446
H47
276
(484
J 485
(306
^307
(308
(144
J 145
(191
} 192
104
(104
il05
343
16
411
43
387
438
(178
) 179
391
9
(177
)178
(185
<186
: n87
I ■'^
76
76
77
5»5
( 552
) 553
139
122
436
543
149
(237
I 238
\ 75
! 190
I 722
62;'
1(571
^72
(363
^364
(368
\ 369
728
36
56
(324
J 325
'759
760
485
431
612
144
568
170
171
390
20
21
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Gazette.
66
J 60 1631
66 ; 8
68 ! 347
66 : 1366
66 ; 1461
67 ; 154
67 ! 206
67 I 593
69 ! 1455
67 1 1204
66 1 884
66 1818
1 67 1585
68 I 1383
>68
67
66
67
67
67
67
66
I 68
69
67
69
66
67
>69 I 1408
67 ! 597
167
69
69
[67
[67
67
66
68
69
69
1 67
67
67 1214
67 I 1214
486
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coatiaued.
Invention.
Electric roads. Underground conduit for
Electric search-light
Electric search-light
Electric search-light
Electric signal for steamboats
Electric snap-switch
Electric starting-switch
Electric subway
Electric switch'
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
ElBctric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch
Electric switch and cut-out
Electric-switch box
Electric switch. Fluid-operated
Electric switch or cut-out
Electric traction apparatus
Electric transformer
Electric transformer
Electric transformer
Electric uterine battery
Electric- wire cleat or holder
Electric-wire connection
Electric-wire connector
Electric wire coupling
Electric- wire fastener
Electric-wire-holding device. Detachable
Electric-wire sphce-covering
Electric wires. Automatic safety-joint for
Electric wires. Self-locking cleat for
Electrical apparatus
Electrical apparatus. Coin-controlled
Electrical apparatus. Coin-controlled
Electrical apparatus. Kegulating-socket for
Electrical apparatus. Safety cut-out for
Electrical-circuit controller
Electrical-circuit controller
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical-conductor bond
Electricalconductors. Sheathing
Electrical conductors. Weather-protecting covering
for
Electrical connection
Electrical connection
Electrical-connection cord
Electrical connections. Plug for establishing
Electrical connector
Electrical contact mechanism ,
Electrical contact mechanism
Electrical contact mechanism
Electrical contact mechanism ,
Electrical controller ."
Electrical conversion and distribution. System of. . ,
Electrical converter ,
Electrical converter ,
Electrical converter
Electrical-current director
Name.
E. A. Mathers .
E. E. Knowles .
E. E. Knowles.
C. E. Ongley
R. H. Gruschow .
A, Metzger
F. V. Henshaw . .
J.J. E. Philips..
G. Baehr
F. G. Beron
F. G. Bales
G. F. Card
J. M. Cronin
A. Ekstrom
J. S. Gibbs
W. S. HiU
J. L. Hinds
J. L. Hinds
J. Hutchinson ...
R. S. Kelsch
J. F, Kester
I. N. Lewis
G. E. Linton
A. T. MacCoy . . .
E. Mackie
J. F. McElroy
J. F. McLaughlin
J.B. Smith
C. F. Speed, E. W. Barker, and C.
P. Frank.
I. 'W. Ullman
J. Van Vleck
E. P. Warner
H, E. Werline
L. Winterhalder
E . Woltm ann
J. C. Cassidy
E. E. Knowles
J. J.P. Clariot
J. C. Cassidy
P. Schoop
C. S. Bradley
E.Thomson
J.J. Wood
C.E. Hebard
A. W. Fuller
J. Y. DeMott
E. H. Munson
C. K. Hall and W. B. Lillard .
H. C. Fricke
C. Beard
T. J. Dewees
J. H. Curry
E. Nashold
G. W. Hey
J.O. Frost
H. F. Galligan
E. E. Ries
H. Lemp and M. J. Wightman .
E. Callender
E. Callender.
G. H. Blakesley
D. B. Hay ward
ED. McCracken
N. Tesla
J. Herr
J. Tatham
E. J. Houston ,
H. Sanche. (Eeisaue) .
H. Sanche. (Reissue) .
A. H. McCuUooh
C.W.Brown
J. B. Henck, Jr
J.F. Blake
J. F. Blake
J.F.Blake
J. F.Blake
E. A. Sperry
T. H. Hicks
R. H. Hassler
J. W. Packard
A. L. Riker
J. F. McElroy
No.
528,963
516,821
524,388
513.052
524,202
5?6,725
518,404
521,125
525,936
523,988
528,900
525,332
530,472
518,231
517,100
518,813
511,889
512,614
522,597
527,177
523,074
516,498
523,724
517,957
517,582
519,338
528,014
518,471
517,773
530,293
522,332
512,774
520,279
526,172
518,800
529,595
520,852
525,092
529,363
520,340
525,689
528,188
524,188
527,788
513,564
521,018
513,949
524,980
525,891
513,630
515,905
521,908
522,302
514,462
520,044
526,388
515,969
517,120
515,108
515,109
523,160
514,460
524,343
514,167
521,238
529,215
527,556
11,397
11,398
522,999
528,529
526,078
518,133
518,481
520,351
530,004
515,374
520,050
523,572
527,070
515,020
525,354
Date.
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
June 5
Sept. 11.
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
July 10
Oct. 9
July 17
Mar. 13
July 31
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
May 8
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
O
816
1800
739
2222
401
92
j 1682
I 658
i 1071
520
682
14
680
1376
2299
2392
278
1460
721
814
1539
1261
i 2703
900
271
731
2252
1803
602
386
268
1767
2353
1476
Dec. 4
July 3
Jan. 16
May 22
Sept. 18
Apr. 24 I 2366
Nov. 20 I 1932
June 5 I 181
1954
1505
2457
634
2550
372
1834
3072
473
3678
1722
1008
3177
271
2053
222
Aug.
98
Nov.
20
May
22
Sept.
11
Oct.
30
Aug.
7
Oct.
23
Jan.
30
June
5
Jan.
30
Aug.
21
Sept.
11
Jan.
30
Mar.
6
June 26
July
3
Feb.
13
May 22
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
July 17
Feb. 13
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
June 12
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
July 17
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
May 22
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
May 22
July 24
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
1926
1868
374
2330
1849
1852
1705
798
664
313
860
1243
1446
874
876
1421
12
1316
1190
1>*13
2476
2640
2319
1940
2420
646 I
1716 I
53 i
190
191
426
427
179
180
533
95
23
15416
1 155
I 243
I 127
164
3
170
345
542
591
64
353
185
198
385
301
669
225
62
(179
1180
544
446
148
97
71
419
571
345
586
460
39
(477
J 478
362
596
149
618
88,89
441
755
113
906
422
227
780
63
494
59
(206
^207
472
444
88
548
(465
^66
466
428
205
162
75
203
299
352
(210
1211
211
355
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305
298
449
600
634
575
475
607
157
431
13
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Gazette.
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68 ■ 498
69 1 136
66 I 1209
68 I 1161
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
487
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
^ame.
Electrical cnt-ont
Electrical distribution by alternating currents. Sys-
tem of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. Systeia of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution.
Electrical distribution .
Electrical distribution.
Electrical distribution.
System of
System of
System of
Transformer system of
Electrical distribution with storage-batteries. Sys-
tem of
Electrical energy. System of transmitting and dis-
tributing
Electrical foot-bath
Electrical heater
Electrical indicator ^ ,
Electrical-instrument table
Electrical keyboard
Electrical meter
Electrical motor
Electrical purposes. Plug and receptacle for
Electrical resistances. Instrument for measuring^
and regulating ;
Electrical retoucher
Electrical signal
Electrical switch
Electrical switch setting,. indicating, and controlling
device.
Electrical testing-switch
Electrical transformer
Electrical transformer
Electrical transformer
Electrical transformer
Electrical transformer or converter
Electrically-governed switch
Electrically-operated elevator
Electrically-operated elevator
Electrically-operated register
Electrically-operated register for barrels, &c
Electrician's combination-tool
Electricity. Apparatus for testing the resistance of
conductors of
Electricity by solar heat. Apparatus for generating
Electricity-counter
Electricity for light and power purposes. Apparatus?
for supplying 5
Electricity generated by means of wind-power. Be-
vice for regulating
Electricity. Means and apparatus for distributing . .
Electricity. Transmission of
Electricity. Transmission of
Electrochemical decomposition. Method of and ap-^
paratus for
Electro-expansion device
Electro hydrocarbon-engine
Electro-magnetic switch. Automatic
Electro-mechanical device for bells, &c
Electrode for use in the manufacture of chlorin and
caustic soda.
Electrode. Secondary- battery
Electrod e. Secondary -battery
Electrode. Secondary-battery
Electrode. Therapeutic
Electrodes. Producing
Electrodepositin g apparatus
Electrodeposition apparatus
Electrodeposition apparatus
Electrolier
Electrolier. Adjustable
Electrolysis
Electrolysis of salts. Apparatus for
Electrolytes. Method of and apparatus for circulat-
iug liquid
Electrolytic apparatus
Electrolytic apparatus
Electrolytic apparatus
Electrolytic apparatus
Electrolytic cell
D. F. Sweet
C. E. Scott. .
T. C. Coykendall 525,445
T. C. CoykendaU 525,446
T. A. Edison 524,378
T.J. Fay 521,436
B. G. Lamme ,520,965
J. F. McElroy 525,769
E. W. Rice, jr 516,836
W. Stanley, Jr., and J. F. Kelly. 11,400
(Reissue.)
C. H. Talmage i 513,839
E. Thomson 519,076
G. Westinghouse, Jr 524,749
No.
529,213
521,051
P.Wright
E. Kuchenmeister .
C. C. Chesney
I. A. Isaacs
A. Cochrane
A. E. Kennelly..
J. P. Mehren
C.E. Allen
ST. Tesla
H. B. Porter
D. J. Cartwrigh
G. B. Lawrason .
C. M. Savage .
H. H. Wister .
E. Ruebel
K. Moderegger .
H. Smith
F. S. Culver . . .
R. M. Hunter. .
E. Thomson
F. Zickermann .
C. L. Coffin
E. H. E. Klatte .
F. E. Herdman. (Reissue).
E. Marshall
S.J. Glass
H.J. Bang
J.M.Gile
E. G. Willyoung
M. L. Severy .
F. A. Brocq . .
M. M. Kobn . .
T. A. Willard.
H. T. Harrison
J. P. B. Fiske ..
J. P. B. Fiske ..
H. Carmichael .
E. Thomson
L. C. Mann
H. P. White....
W. 0. Meissner.
J. Greenwood . .
J. and L. Legay, Eils
W. Morrison
W. Morrison
W. B. Farrar
D. G. Fitz-Gerald
H. L. Bridgman
H. L. Bridgman
H. L. Bridgman
E.B. Clift
C. M. McCamey and S. H. Root.
H. Blumenberg, Jr
I. L. Roberts
P. Schoop
E. Andreoli 512,266
E. Andreoli 525,732
H. T. Castner 518,135
I. L. Roberts 522,615
T. Craney , 520,257
521,925
530,432
530,748
517,862
516,152
517,163
518,788
517,402
514,973
523,995
530,066
514,325
528,564
527,257
517,664
526,813
524,844
528,925
528,778
516,850
529,152
512,603
519,813
11,409
528,547*
522,113
526,140
.529,488
514,580
527,379
523,566
524,983
519,881
529,265
516,804
516,805
518,710
523,695
511,855
513,065
513,587
514,318
514,267
512,514
522,479
520,673
524,710
526,482
528,586
528,587
514,305
518,198
519,400
522,618
529,199
Date.
Nov. 13
June 5
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Aug. 14
June 12
June 5
Sept. 11
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 1
Aug. 21
June 26
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
May 15
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
June 26
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
July 24
Aug. 21
May 15
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
July 31
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
July 3
May 29
Aug. 21
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
May 8
July 10
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
July 10
May 22
Monthly
volume.
1239
534
217
219
723
1215
383
777
1829
3714
3508
237
1340
2084
616
1190
729
672
2403
2344
2830
1650
48
2749
603
63
947
422
235
1500
753
453
18.51
1127
1445
1548
2869
40
2419
1422
1752
1004
1152
1728
1661
1331
1772
1773
2209
2644
171
2239
3105
592
505
1318
520
3019
1271
2042'
104
105
576 !
1318 !
848
768
1216
298
126
54
54
175
288
93
180
433
914
864
56
327
C500
J 501
153
290
183
158
566
5H1
662
413
11
659
(152
^153
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57
368
176
111
438
273
348
(378
)379
(672
\ 673
10
581
333
416
251
283
(602
) 603
(423
^424
(425
404
320
418
418
(551
<552
(553
655
43
538
763
149
124
318
132
730
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26
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329 i
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293 i
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68
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67
68
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66
67
67
69
67
66
66
67
66
69
;69
■67
68
69
69
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>66
69
67
68
69
69
.68
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66 948
66
68
67
68
68
69
69
66 '. 961
67 258
67
885 214 ; 66
721 166 68
1194 i 300 I 67
762 ! 192 68
2316
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I J 562 5
715
165
180
1295
234
164
67 ' 1010
488
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Electrolytic cell
Electrolytic cell
Electrolytic cell
Electrolytic cells. Diaphragm for ,
Electrolytic cells. Diaphragm for ,
Electrolytic decomposition of salts
Electrolytic-decomposition tank
Electrolytic diaphragm
Electrolytic diaphragm
Electrolytic purposes. Tank or cell for
Electrolytical apparatus
Electroly tical apparatus
Electrolytical decomposition. Apparatus for
Electromagnetic apparatus -
Electromagnetic apparatus. Suppression of self-in-
ductive obstruction in
Electromagnetic machine
Electromagnetic machines. Controlling
Electromagnetic motor
Electromagnetic switch
Electromagnetic tool
Electromagnetic tractile device
Electrometer
Electromotors. Method of and means for operating
and controlling
Electroplating. Process of and apparatus for
Electrostatic instruments. Induction mechanism for
Electrotherapeutio apparatus. Circuit-breaker for.
Electrotype-block
Electrotype-matrices. Machine for black-leading. . .
Electrotype-plates. Making
Electrotypes. Making
Electrotypes or stereotypes for printing. Making
curv ed
Electrotyping. Machine for making -wax forma for.
Elevated carrier
Elevated carrier
Elevating and bag-holding machine. Portable
Elevating apparatus
Elevating apparatus. Hydraulic
Elevator :
See Car-elevator. Letter-elevator.
Cotton-elevator. Pneumatic elevator.
Electric elevator. Portable elevator.
Electric - motor- pro- Sere w-ele vat or.
pelled elevator. Steam-elevator.
Grain -elevatrr. Straw-elevator.
Hay-elevator. Transportable elevator.
Hoij-elevator. Water-elevator.
Hydraulic elevator.
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator :
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator and dump
Elevator and dump
Elevator and dump
Elevator apparatus
Elevator-brake. Electric
Elevator-brake. Electric
Elevator-brake. Elec: ric
Elevator-brake. Self-acting
Elevator-controller
Elevator-controller
Elevator-con t rol ler. Electric
Elevator controlling device
Elevator controlling device
Elevator controlling device
Elevator controlling device
Elevator controlling device
Name.
E. A. Le Sueur
E. A. Le Sueur
C. T. J. Vautin
E. A. Le Sueur
C. N. "Waite
I. L. Koberts
I. L. Koberts
T. Craney
I. L. Koberts
F. E. and A. S.Elmore
C. Hoepfner
0. Knofler
A. Sinding-Larsen
S.D. Field
S.D. Field
G.J.Scott
"W. I. Donshea
N. Tesla
J. G. Hartel
C. P. Carpenter
C.M.Allen
E. "Weston
C. Moderegger
C. M. Barber
W. E. Ayrton and T. Mather.
L. "W. Downes
"W. T. Bamum
O.B. Beach
J. W. Kaughton
A. W. Harrison
J. H. Ferguson
C. M.Letz
G. B. Davis
G. W. Keen
G. S. Ingle
C. W. Hunt
G. H. Reynolds
C. "W.Baldwin
J. "W. Blake and F. H. Lacey
J. H. Clark
J. C. Fox
"W. M. Frisbie
K. "W. Hare
F. E. Herdman
C.Hitzl
E. "W. Houser and C. C. Decker . .
E. "W. Houser and C. C. Decker . .
H. A. Johns
L. M. Johnson ,
W. H. McCoy
K. J. Melius
J. Naylor, Jr
N. P. Otis
G. Quackenbush
"W. H. Rickabach
J. "W. Seaver
E.E.Barton ,
S.E.Kurtz
"W. L. Oakes
"W. Hill
G. A. Brown
A. J. Shaw
A. J Shaw
G. W. Ludovici
"W. C. Smith
L. "W. Southgate
L. S. Buffington and \V. C. Jones. .
C. "W. Baldwin
A. T. Brown
A. N. Calkins
"W. P.Cole
C.E. Poster
No.
Date.
514,681
Feb. 13
518,040
Apr. 10
513.661
Jan. 30
518,786
Apr. 24
523,0-26
July 17
522.616
July 10
522,619
July 10
512,503
Jan. 9
522,614
July 10
524,940
Aug. 21
518,065
Apr. 10
522,839
July 10
525,555
Sept. 4
5'>;9,373
Nov. 20
530,516
Dec. 11
529,085
Nov. 13
531,365
Dec. 25
524,426
Aug. 14
528,430
Oct. 30
519,662
May 8
525.523
Sept. 4
530,145
Dec. 4
530,114
Dec. 4
523,099
July 17
513,975
Feb. 6
524,165
Aug. 7
520,981
June 5
527,627
Oct. 23
529,078
Nov. 13
523,836
July 31
522,319
July 3
524.765
Aug. 21
521,309
June 12
517.343
Mar. 27
519,261
May 1
527,496
Oct. 16
524,046
Aug. 7
519,804
May 15
516,343
Mar. 13
520,755
May 29
520,043
May 22
516,987
Mar. 20
521,086
June 5
519,118
May 1
51.5,312
Feb. 20
515,225
Feb. 20
530,776
Dec. 11
530,273
Dec. 4
529,031
Nov. 13
520,697
May 29
515,781
Mar. 6
514,023
Feb. 6
531,595
Dec. 25
519,292
May 1
517,768
Apr. 3
527.295
Oct. 9
514,535
Feb. 13
517,702
Apr. 3
521,888
June 26
527,426
Oct. 16
515,281
Feb. 20
515,255
Feb. 20
515.256
Feb. 20
517,755
Apr. 3
519,459
May 8
527,896
Oct. 23
530,578
Dec. 11
529,438
Nov. 20
512,677
Jan. 16
523,197
July 17
515,930
Mar. 6
530,936
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
1181
1049
3235
2340
1470
765
770
1302
763
1661
1087
1146
399
1527
795
1019
2276
809
2973
1304
340
113
67
1576
6
342
415
1890
2900
247
1367
993
2699
577
1345
124
1536
986
3151
1924
2081
598
310
2202
2051
1240
345
920
3059
90
73
2673
633
595
1017
933
482
2003
1230
2143
2102
2104
575
935
2025
902
1662
1570
1779
308
1491
294
266
794
*80
367
193
193
C313
)3M
192
407
274
284
96
366
197
245
C542
)543
197
719
311
84
30
19
396
1
80
99
C453
H54
243
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)722
333
234
634
141
328
■8,29
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763
471
493
141
73
546
511
300
85, 86
218
741
21
18,19
642
154
146
247
236
C115
(483
) 484
302
(532
^.533
522
522
141
(225
i226
487
222
395
378
447
73
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
489
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Elevator controlling device
Elevator controlling device
Elevator controlling device
Elevator-cnp
Elevator-door opening or closing device
Elevator-door-operating device
Elevator-door-operating device
Elevator-door-operating mechaniam
Elevator-door-operatiug mechanism
Elevator driving mechanism. Electric-
Elevator for baildings
Elevator-gate
Elevator gate and door
Elevator- gate. Automatic
Elevator-gate-operating device
Elevator- gate-operating device
Elevator-gate safety device
Elevator-gnard
EI e vator gnide-sheave
Elevator-indicator
Elevator-indicator
Elevator-legs. Means for operating
Elevator-motor. Electric
Elevator-motor. Electric
Elevator-operating mechanism
Elevator-platform
Elevator safety appliance
Elevator safety attachment
Elevator safety-brake
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety device
Elevator safety-gate
Elevator-shaft gate
Elevator-shafts. Door mechanism for
Elevator-shafts. Door mechanism for
Elevator-table
Elevator-ways. Automatic safety-guard for
Elevator-Tvell gates. Device for operatin g
Elevators and elevator-gates. Safety attachmentfor
Elevators. Apparatus for controlling electric -
Elevators. Automatic stop device for hydraulic
Elevators. Electric safety device for
Elevators. Hydro-engine for operating
Elevators. Means for counterbalancing
Elevators. Safety grip device for
Elevators. Swivel-spout for
Ellipsograph _
Ellipsograph
Ellipsograph
Elliptic spring ,
Elliptical spring
Embankments. Machine for building
Embankments. Machine for building
Embossing-machine
Embroide ring-machine
Embroidering-machine ,
Emhroidering-machine
Embroidering-machine ,
Embroidering-machines. Eabric-moving mechanismi
lor (
E mbroidery
Embroidery-hoop holder
Embroidery. Eemoving background from
Embryotome
Emery-wheel attachment
Official
Gazette.
J. D. Ihlder
M. H. Christopherson
G. P. Wem
M. C. Eullenlove
F. W. JandeU
T. Mavbrick and W. J. Ashworth..
H. H. Day
G. E. Dow
F. T. Ellithorpe
L. S. Graves
G. C. Howard
(Reissue)
W. P. Kidder
W. P. Kidder
W. P. Kidder
"W. P. Kidder
W. P. Kidder
W. P. Kidder. (Reissue)
W. J. Slyder
T. G. Lamb and J. H. McClure
W. Bardsley and W. K. Croflbrd . .
W. K. Crofford and W. Bardsley . .
J. G. Smith
J. Kobos
C. E. De Arden
I. M. Hill
H". 0. Lindstrom and 0. P. Cum-
mings.
H. E. Smith
R. "W". Magrane
G. H. Reynolds
B. C. Keeler
H. R. Smith
D. A. Robinson
J. A. Caldwell
G. M. King
W. Lehner
TV. H. Hansen
E. and J. J. Laass
W. G. Price
, Price
P. W. Maley
T. E. Barnum and J. McDermott .
J. Eischel
E. Spengler
R. "Weiss ...
J. A. GroebU
J. Kobelt.
E. Schulemann
G. Hauser
C. Himrod '523,348
W.E. McGennis 1523,367 I
490
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of Inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Emery-wheel bearing
Emery -wbeel. Elastic
Emery-wheels. Manufacture of
Enamel for coating sheet-metal, &c
Enamel from metal. Removing
Enamel or paint. Marine
Enameled ironware and process of enameling. .
Enameled ironware. Making
Enameling
Enameling ironware
Enameling metal-ware
Enameling paper or other fabrics
Enameling sheet-iron ware
Enameling sheet metal and compound therefor.
End-board chute for wagons
End-gate
End-gate and scoop-board fastening device
End-gate-f astenin g device
End-gate rod •». Die for making wagon
End-gate. Wagon .
End-gate.
End-gate.
End-gate.
End-gate.
Endograph .
Engine:
See Airandsteam engine. Motor-engine.
"Wagon .
"Wagon .
"Wagon .
Beating-engine.
Blowing-engine.
Carding-engine.
Compound engine.
Dental engine.
Oil-engine,
Paper - pulp - beating en-
gine.
Petroleum, gas, or oil en-
gine.
Direct-acting engine. Pulp-engine,
Duplex engine.
Electro hydrocar-
bon engine.
Expansion-engine.
Explosive-engine.
Eire-engine.
Fluid - pressure en-
gine.
Gas-engine.
Gas-motor engine.
High-speed engine.
Locomotive-engine.
Magnetic engine.
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine.
Pumping-engine.
Reciprocating engine.
Rotary engine.
Rotary steam-engine.
Steam-engine.
Steam or other fluid press-
ure engine.
Steering-engine.
Traction -engine.
"Vapor-engine.
"Vibrating-piston engine.
"Wind-engine.
"Winding-engine.
Engine.
Engine.
Engine.
Engine.
Engine and superheater apparatus. Combined .
Engine attachment
Engine attachment
Engine attachment. Steam-
Enginebrake. Mining-
Engine-controlling mechanism
Engine cross-head
Engine cross-head
Engine cut-off. Steam-
Engine expansion -gear
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine-
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
Engine
expansion-gear
for operating clutches or other devices
indicator attachment. Steam-
indicator. Steam-
indicator. Steam-
indicator. Steam-
indicator. Steam-
indicator. Steam-
indicators. Reducing mechanism for steam-
pilot
reversing gear
reversing gear
reversing-gear. Steam-
safety device
shaft-rotation indicator
speed-stop
starting apparatus. Gas-
steam-chest
steering-gear. Traction-
steering mechanism. Traction-.
Name.
S. "Walker
B. Hyde
Terp
Henneman
"W.Goetz
H. Christman
J. Vollrath
J. Vollrath
. C. Stewart
J. Vollrath
Glaus
H.H. Childs
Z wermann
D. Quinby
H. Irion
Setcinger
H. Moore
A. Anderson
"W. Smith and-T. G. Price.
K. Hayes
Hotz
C. Sweet
E. and R. Stewart
E. Varing
"W. Haviland
L. C. Atwoodand N. "W. Perkins, Jr
P. Chouteau
C. L. Lincoln
K. Moscicki .
C. F. Sparks.
E. J. "Woolf . .
E. J. Woolf. .
E.J. ■Woolf..
J. C. Walker
P. Chouteau
D. R. and F. M. Woodsum.
A. Normand
B. Yoch
B. F. Teal
J. Begtrup
A. T. Snodgrass
W. Jackaway
M. H. Robinson.
M. H. P. R. Sankey
J. K. Howe and J. Clark
W. Houghtaling
W. M. Dodd
W. M. Henderson
F.Lane
E. J. Rea
H. A. Spiller
L. T. Snow and F. H. Pierpont .
J. Drake
D. H. Grant and H. Miller
C. E. R.Martin
A . R. Lamb
W.M.Wood
J. W. Ray
B. F. Teal
J. "W. Raymond
G.Cook ■
G. W. Kramer
B. Jackson
No.
521,536
528,726
514,391
517,454
528,1.56
531,610
515,981
515,508
529,670
515,507
527,361
517,732
517,992
519,968
526,971
525,120
.525,111
517,912
520,837
517,649
514,076
529,819
525,633
524,741
512,025
Date
514,054
519,147
513,947
523,128
528,818
521,278
531,285
531,286
531,488
528,530
519,488
514,333
529,991
513,601
530,320
524,074
521,714
5-21,573
521,574
530,994
517,006
511,760
528,226
530,433
521,815
523,417
515,175
528,152
524,201
528,275
514,479
529,672
526,259
5-28,746
521,551
516,264
520,688
529,495
June 26
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Mav 15
Oct. 2
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
June 5
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
Monthly
volume.
Feb. 6
May 1
Jan. 30
July 17
Nov. 6
June 12
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
May 8
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
June 19
June 19
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
June 26
July 24
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
June 19
Mar. 13
May 29
Nov. 20
June 19 1471
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P
1922
461
352
86
695
71
2497
2701
401
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25-26
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2524
1120
532
965
1798
495
1999
1988
813
152
389
158
2307
516
1324
493
625
274
129
240
125
367
3675
1655
527
929
2132
2134
2495
13
994
613
2615
3125
429
177
1706
1469
121
488
486
204
33
93,94
37
549
124
324
117
1595
2109
31
2622
619
1889
2147
1968
2491
401
2708
843
2051
1626
386
1433
869
3043
1766
29
87,88
905
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i595
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452
539
490
603
95
653
214
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333
203
737
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66 1878
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69 13-28
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66 1255
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67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
491
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Engine stopping apparatus
Engine tender. Eoad-
Engines. Continuous cut-ofif register for steam-
Engines. Electric i gniter for gas-
Engines. Electrical igniter for gas or hydrocarbon . .
Engines. Electrical igniting device for gas-
Engines. Gas-heater for internal-combustion
Engines. Means for increasing crank-throw of
steam-
Engines. Eeversible eccentric for
Engines. Starting appliance for compound
Engines. Steam-chest for compound
Engines. Variable exhaust for
Engines with water or other cooling liquids. Appa-^
ratus for supplying jackets of gas-
Engineer's seat
Engineer's tape-reel
Engraving-machine
Engraving-machine
Engraving-machine
Engraving-machine
Engraving-plates. Composition of matter for mak-
ing chalk
Entomological specimens. Device for mounting
Entrails. Machine for cutting and cleaning
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope and stationery case
Envelope-fastener
Envelope, letter-sheet, circular, and casing. Com-
bined
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine elevator
Envelope making and printing machine
Envelope. Money-
Envelope-opener
Envelope-opener
Envelope. Safety-
Envelope. Safety-
Envelope. Safety-
Envelope-machines. Journal-bearing for the gum-
bos rolls of
Envelopes. Adjustable perforator and cutter for
business-
Envelopes and note -sheets. Machine for making'
combined
Envelopes, letters, &c. Fastening device for
Envelopes. Machine for fixing threads in
Eraser. Blackboard-
Eraser. Blackboard-
Eraser. Blackboard-
Eraser. Slate or blackboard
Escapement-wheel. Duplex
Escapement-wheels. Making duplex
Ether. Making
Ethyl chlorid, &c. Eeceptacle for
Evaporating apparatus
Evaporating apparatus
Name.
N.E.Nash...
E. T. "Wright .
C.H.Dale....
J. Low and J. W. Gow
P.A.N. "Winand ,
A. J. Painter
W. S. Elliott, Jr
H. I. Schanck ,
D. W. Kellogg. (Reissue).
D. A. Wightman
E. W. Harden
G. L. Thiell
E. Hirsch
E. H. McLaughlin.
J. H. Shedd
C. C. Bruckner
H. A. Chase .
P. A. Coupal and P. A. Vogt .
E. Eanshaw
J. L, Miller and W. T. Crosse.
S.E.Denton
H. Keyels and F. Ebert
W. Barnard
G.C. Billups
M. Carey ,
C. M. Camahan ,
M. J. Cramer ,
E.L.Dow
"W. H.Eldridge
J. E. Liebe and G. E. Merritt .
G.H.Martin
H. C.F.E. Snowman ,
A. .1. Eitter
S. "Whybrew
N. Hebard
P. E. Gonon
W. A. "Wright
L. J. and M. J. Church .
J. and E. E. Corbett .
E. Ermold and "W. Hollis .
0. H. Heywood ,
C. H. Heywood
C. H. Heywood
J. E. McDonald
H. D. and D. "W. Swift - . ,
C. H. Heywood
C. A. Teal .
C. H. Cameron
A. O. Blomgren
A. O. Blomgren
TV". E. Dales
H. E. Horr and d! 'H.'McFalY !
C.F.Molly ,
H. D. andD. "W. Swift ,
P. H. Flynn
No.
529,297
518,982
526,383
515,297
525,828
523,369
523,628
526,584
11,419
522,544
527,388
522,864
523,706
516,314
516,282
529,851
517,680
513,039
527,677
514,015
522,883
519,685
526,799
516,045
531,302
521,431
521,760
527,948
519,944
513,021
519,864
531,281
519,093
519,367
519,673
513,568
521,902
521,153
525,536
513,491
516,810
516,811
.516,813
514,199
520,147
516,812
524,288
531,506
530,920
531,017
516,859
.518,189
526,112
511,819
526,347
Date.
Nov. 13
May 1
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
July 24
July 24
Sept. 25
May 15
July 3
Oct. 9
July 10
July 31
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
July 10
May 8
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
June 12
June 19
Oct. 23
May 15
Jan. 10
May 15
Dec. 18
May 1
May 8
May 8
Jan. 30
June 26
June 12
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
May 22
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
J.H.Dale 512,505 Jan. 9
G. F. Lemmon 518,109 Apr. 10
M. Grube ! 515,524 i Feb. 27
A. J. Creamer
I 521,258
J. D. Kious 1522,469
"W. H. Spence ; 511,812
D. E. Dempsey l 517 034
H. J. Eisen .
H. J. Eisen
F. Krafft and A. Eoos .
J. Bengu6
T. Craney
A. P. Leist 520,438 May 29 12613
515,862
515,861
516,766
523,159
528,859
June 12
July 3
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
July 17
Nov. 6
Monthly
volume.
1386
76
1857
2182
896
2066
2.514
2189
1896
622
1168
1175
2668
941
895
2358
447
2200
1643
62
1197
1343
213
513
2166
1202
1804
2124
1757
2180
1634
2122
264
791
1316
3077
2040
362
2933
1780
1782
1789
378
2126
535
2527
1468
1637
1868
1284
1375
109
1773
1304
1154
2556
900
507
99
2175
207
206
1720
1704
625
C333
J 334
20
C441
\ 442
541
199
519
632
523
463
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^59
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J 287
293
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)661
221
211
C563
^564
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J 109
(.526
1527
396
15
299
324
51
119
518
285
428
510
431
520
398
509
62
193
315
756
492
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067
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( 89
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( 91
722
421
5 421
1422
423
90,91
519
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(423
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I 127
1 128
U29
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348
388
442
325
321
27
421
C314
^315
290
634
C212
1213
129
25
428
147
148
632
633
Official
Gazette.
66
68
68
66
J 69
167
69
68
67
69
67
67
69
67
66
67
69
67
67
67
>67
66
66
'66
67
69
69
66
67
66
67
66
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68
66
66
66
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492
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Evaporating apparatus
Evaporating apparatus
Evaporating apparatus. Liquid-
Evaporating apparatus. Liquid-
Evaporating liquids in vacuo and apparatus therefor.
Process of
E vaporating-pan
E vaporating-pan
E vaporating-pan
Evaporator:
See Salt-evaporator.
Excavating and amalgamating machine. Combined
Excavating and hoisting bucket
Excavating and refilling. System of
Excavating apparatus. Ditch-
Excavating-bucket
Excavating, ditching, or dredging machine
Excavating-machine
Excavating-machine
Excavating or dredging bucket
Excavating or dredging machine
Excavating trenches. Machine for
Excavator
Excavator
Excavator -
Excavator
Excavator and elevator
Excavator dipper, scoop, or shovel
Excavator shovel or scoop
Excelsior-cutting machine
Excelsior-cutting machine
Excelsior-cutting machine
Excelsior-cutting machine
Excelsior-cutting machine
Excelsior-machine
Exercising apparatus
Exercising apparatus
Exercising machine
Exercising-machine
Exercising-machine ;
Exercising-machine
Exhibit-case
Exhibitin g device
Exhibiting device. Automatic
Exhibiting indicators, &c. Mechanism for
Exhibiting machine. Coin-controlled card-
Exhibitin g machine. Combined card and dice
Exhibitor. Casket or coffin
Exhibitor. Coin-controlled
Exhibitor. Coin-controlled surface
Exhibitor. Goods-
Exhibitor. Window-shade
Expanding-tool
Expansible bit
Expansible bolt
Expansible cutter
Expansion-bit
Expansion-bolt
Expansion engine. Triple-
Explosive
Explosive and making same
Explosive and making same
Explosive compound ,
Explosive compound ,
Explosive-en eine ,
Explosive. High-power
Explosive. Smokeless
Extensible rack
Extension-key
Extension-table
Extension-table ,
Extension-table
Extension-table :
Extension-table. Center-revolving folding
Extinguisher. Automatic
Extracting apparatus
Extracting apparatus
Name.
T. J. Eayner
H. See
C. W. Coopet
W. J. Mirrlees and D. Ballingall. .
S. M. LiUie
T. Crane v -..
H. E. Miller .
S. A. Poch6..
A. W. Kobinson
G. H. "WilHams
B.J. Coyle
Gr. B. Christie, J. Lowe, and G, A.
Lederle.
C. W. Hunt
G. L. Lewis
K. Dalton
C.H.Parker
C.W.Hunt
J. E. A. Brann
A. J. Mason
G. P. Anderton .
J. P. Griffin ....
J. Oie
T. P. Smart ....
H. P. Holland . .
R. Thew
R. Thew
W. W. Ryan . . .
C.G.Smith
C.G.Smith
C.H.Whitman....
L.J. Wohnlich
T. M. Shank
G. A. Bo wen
E. Grauert ,
R. H. Bath
W. J. O. Bryon, Jr .
G.E.Poole
J. Strong
M. Sherman and C. Goodman.
W. C. Eawkes
B.J. Smith
E. Davies
J. McEarland and G. H. Reid
•T. J. Watson
W. P. Sherman
C . W. DeKnight
V. P. DeKnight
D. B. English and S. H. Hinnant - . .
J. Sturgiss
I^. W. Pratt
E. Eord
W. M. Levering
J. H. Calkins
R. H.Brown
L Church
E. W. Harden
H. M. Chapman
W. Evelyn-LiardSt
H. Kolf
G. J. Bueohert
B. C. PettingeU
H. P. Eraser
J. E. Blom6n
E.G. da Pont
E.W. Leach
A. A. Dovey
J.Bohr
A. Oberlander
H. G. Schnarr .
No.
519,969
529,533
521,946
521,724
521,215
525,486
, 518,962
517,765
526,056
528,579
518,394
521,700
512,828
531,199
520,916
525,617
512,827
517,726
516,355
521,693
526,226
519,342
526,641
521,883
530,209
530,210
515,059
530,732
531,342
519,214
513,853
520,618
515,461
522,891
524,846
512,152
518,967
530,669
516,454
522,979
519,484
524,194
519, r 02
517,316
518,335
528,084
523,569
513,383
519,414
527,1,';5
5-25,386
.525,222
522,403
530,923
527,406
516,434
516,295
521,020
521,345
524,776
525,996
526,348
530,063
522,978
.526,450
517,038
522,101
531,211
529,140
Date.
May 15
Nov. 20
June 26
Jane 19
June 12
Sept. 4
May 1
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
June 19
Jan. 16
Dec. IS
June 5
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
June 19
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
June 26
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Eeb. 20
M. H. Young and J. M. Mathews... 521,905
H.Graham 528,250
C. Streblow ' 526,875
W. T. Forbes ] 531,108
C. F.Hood 530,893
Dec.
11
1165
Dec.
25
2234
May
1
497
•Tan.
30
3536
May
29
2911
Feb.
27
24.55
July
10
1211
Aug.
21
1509
Jan.
2
709
May
1
43
Dec.
11
1064
Mar.
13
1187
July
17
1383
May
8
986
Aug.
7
383
May
1
103
Mar.
27
26,53
Apr.
17
1553
Oct.
23
2374
July
24
2414
Jan.
23
2739
May
8
870
Oct.
9
782
Sept.
4
115
Aug.
28
2172
July
3
397
Dec.
18
1472
Oct.
16
1198
Mar.
13
1149
Mar.
13
910
.June
5
475
June 12
1067
Aug.
21
1385
Sept.
11
1175
Sept.
18
1777
J^ov.
27
2747
July
17
1379
Sept.
25
1995
Mar.
27
2182
June 26
2398
Dec.
18
1994
Nov.
13
1108
June 26
2044
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
•j-j
1799
1835
2131
1724
818
280
40
590
1274
95
1666
1680
1854
1968
301
496
1852
523
1004
1672
1575
743
2284
1995
230
234
1781
2667
344
1801
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^84
548
482
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J 284
534
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871
704
608
301
369
172
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5 259
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91
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573
604
666
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,576
(473
)474
(268
) 269
5492
^93
642
85
428
337
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
493
Invention.
Nail-extractor.
Oil-extractor.
Spout-extractor.
Stopper-extractor.
Stump-extractor.
Extractor:
See Butter-extractor.
Continuous extrac-
tor.
Cork-extractor.
Ingot-extractor.
Eye-guard. Ventilated . .
Eyes. Apparatus for testing
Eyeglass folding frame
Eyeglass-frame connecting-spring
Eyeglass-holder
Eyeglass-suspender
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses. Device for securing
Eyeglasses. Double
Eyeglasses or spectacles
Eyeglasses or spectacles
Eyeglasses or spectacles. Bridge-spring for
Eyelet
Eyelet for carriage and buggy curtains
Eyelet for vehicles. Curtain-
Eabric :
See Chenille fabric. Slat-and-wire fabric.
Elastic fabric. Tire fabric.
Pile fabric. "Woven fabric,
Seamless figured fabric.
Fabric and forming same
Fabric for ventilated packages
Fabric. Machine for making looped
Fabric. Machine for making slat-and-wlre
Fabric-treating apparatus
Fabrics. Compound for renovating
Fabrics. .Machine for raising the surface of textile.
Fagota or piles. Apparatus for forming
Fan
Fan
Fan
Fan
Fan
Fan attachment for swings, &c-.
Fan. Automatic
Fan. Centrifugal
Fan. Electric
Fan. Electric ventilating-
Fan-guard
Fan mechanism. Fly-
Fan-motor. Ceiling
Fan motor. Electric-
Fan motor. Saspended electric- .
Fan. Rockiug-cbair
Fan. Eeciprocating
Fan. Eevolving-
Fan. Sewing-machine
Fan. Suspension fly-
Fan. Ventilating-
Fan. Ventilating-
Fan. Ventilating-
Fanning-mill
Fare-box
Fare-box money-changer
Fare-indicator for cabs
Fare-recorder
Name.
No.
H. M. Tileston 513,603
CM. C. Prentice ; 522,027
A . Brunner
H. H. Hempler
T.King
H. .T. Green
G. W. Bennum
G. TP". Bennum and J. L. McKim...
B. TJ, Bugbee and J. Keno
.T. H.E.DeCelles
I. Fox
H. E. Kirstein
"W. P. Kornemann
M. Mc DougaU
J.J.Wood
"W. G. Beek
H. E. Kirstein...
B.A.Gilbert
E. L. Pupke
D. C. Woolsey
C. D. Dickerson
531,095
515,146
520,024
527,147
524,698
520,028
517,430
527,268
527,275
527,611
521,933
529,402
529,988
527,652
527,612
527,745
520,538
528,580
523,199
Date.
Fare-register
Fare-re^ster ,
Fare-register
Fare-register
Fare-register
Fare-register
Fare-register
Fare register ,
Fare-register
Fare register and recorder
Fare-register operating device . .
Fare-register. Streetcar
Farm-gate
Farm -gate
Farm-gate
Farm-gate
Farrowing-booth for brood-sows .
Fastener. Adjustable
Fastener. Corrugated
G. Laveissiere and G. Chamont-.
■W.H.Wright
E. Murby
E. P. Guess
J. Pollard
C. P.Andersen
J D. Tomlinson
J. F. Budke
A. T. Cwerdinski
E. S. Grauel
P. Harnischfeger
J. S. Mackie
M. Rubin
C. M. Sherer
J. T. Vann
V. D. Anderson
C. "Wachtel
C. W. DeMott
A. W. Meston
F. Lenoir and E. A. Seward
~W. Hochbausen
P. X. Hofbauer
J. P. Denison
E. Methke and H. Schwalbe
W.W. McCall
I. D. Bover
J. F. Billman
J. L. Saze
H. Hobbs
"W. H. McConnell and F. A. Ray.
J. D. G. Thompson
L. Staley
G. B. M. Harvey
C. AV. Muth and H. Martin
O. Schneider
525,557
514,610
521,728
525,102
513,026
524,410
526,421
522 645
523,762
527,423
512,293
526,929
519,554
523,416
513,288
.529,689
525,730
517,214
515,405
526,719
512,821
529,385
516,524
513,809
518,852
517,428
519,227
515,972
521,114
521,862
525,928
512,405
529,383
515,920
519,972
A. Katzky i 513,462
P. C. Boyd and C. E. Gurding ' 520,912
E. Cathn and G. Rein 531,020
C. Crook [516,081
L. Ehrlich ' 523,930
J. W. Fowler, W. J. England, and?
A. E. Nielsen. C
A.Pfaff
C. E. Pratt
E.T.Taylor
E. T. Taylor
C. S. Sergeant and L. J. Hirt
M. T.Graf
E. H.'Duchemin .
A. Gano
J. D. Pine
"W. H. H. West. .
J. Woods
'W. Johnston
J. A. Bovyer
P.W.Starr
527,387
529,803
512,057
515,888
531,231
523,446
527,018
523,660
524,849
525,230
514,102
525,674
,513,186
519,831
528,569
Jan. 30
June 26
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
May 15
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
May 22
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
June 26
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
May 29
Nov. 6
July 17
Monthly
volume.
3133
2279
1776
1923
1896
772
1253
1903
14
971
986
1536
2103
1587
2610
1603
1538
1757
2780
96
1782
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
June 19
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
July 10
July 31
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
May 8
July 24
Jan. 23
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
May 1
Mar. 6
June 5
June 26
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
May 15
Jan. 23 j 2877
June 5 292
Dec. 18 : 1644
Mar. 6 , 563
July 31 3061
Oct. 9 , 1165
2265
542
241
2034
403
1065
1730
1971
2185
788
1941
808
2766
1225
932
440
1120
2146
2594
2083
714
2491
2369
82
1845
1550
1314
3404
■ 2445
i 11
: 517
1 386
' 644
1962
i 1060
I 1123
! 1547
293
1805
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
July 24
Oct. 2
July 31
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
May 15
Nov. 6
2200
568
2566
1513
2183
198
594
2423
1577
83
Official
Gazette.
769
;546
I 547
423
482
463
188
309
464
3
235
239
373
.504
377
626
387
373
423
672
24
448
266
411
482
521
463
202
686
301
227
108
269
538
629
499
165
586
588
22
437
370
313
853
606
3
125
89
151
473
241
271
369
59,70
443
C707
) 708
71.72
390
(131
1132
(764
J 765
(285
1286
541
128
57,58
485
(554
1555
138
(642
1643
370
533
46
142
585
386
21
67
69
1 66
1 68
69
>68
724
1663
1568
1247
918
158
921
935
5
195
197
313
1632
!I75
1174
326
614
354
1112
664
366
1226
1071
1545
1060
438
822
1546
172
577
255
189
82
763
419
589
1076
1294
1968
1342
18
376
969
1713
786
490
5
638
1524
1313
1604
1356
224
969
1508
902
643
1251
1544
1557
632
231
1107
104
1499
1615
458
107
542
9G7
1103
892
1260
556
860
661
494
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pastener for glass or other vessels
Fastener. Metallic
Fastener. Metallic
Fastening device
Fastening device
Fastening device
Fastening device
Fastening device for tubs, boxes, &c
Fat and glue. Apparatus for extracting
Fat. Compound edible
Fat. Reducing animal
Fats from animal or vegetable substances. Extract-
ing
Fats. Making edible
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet and nozzle combined
Faucet attachment
Faucet. Beer-
Faucet-bung
Faucet. Can-
Faucet. Can-
Faucet for supplying hot or cold water
Faucet. Measuring-
Faucet. Oil-can
Faucet. Oil-can
Faucet register-gage
Faucet. Self-closing
Faucet. Sirup-jar *.
Feather-dressing machine
Feathers. Machine for separating or sorting
Feed and driving mechanism. Frictional
Feed-bag
Feed-box
Feed-box
Feed-box. Folding
Feed-cutter
Feed mechanism
Feed mechanism. Automatic
Feed mechanism. Self-adjusting
Feed-mill
Feed-mill
Feed-regulator
Feed-roll. Sectional
Feed-rolls. Device for weighting
Feed-trough
Feed-trough
Feed-trough
Feed -water and gas supply regulator
Feed-water for steam-boilers. Purifying
Feed-water heater '.
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed-water heater and cinder-consumer
Feed-water heater and fuel-saver
Feed- water heater and purifier
Feed- water heater and purifier
Feed- water heater and purifier
Feed-water heater and purifier
Feed- water heater and purifier
Feed-water heater and purifier
Feed- water heater and purifier
Feed- water heater and purifier
Feed -water heater and purifier. Combined
Feed-water heater and receiver. Combined
Feed- water heater and regulator
Feed-water heater and steam-generator
Feed- water heater, purifier, and separator
Feed-water. Heating
Name.
C. Fischer
G. "W. McGill
G. W.McGill
B.S. Hoyt
W. H. Payne
F. W. Starr
J. Zeiser and F. A. Leeman
F. T. Bradish
F. J. Machalski
A. "W. Winter
J. Lister
A. Schweizer
J. H. Filbert
F. H.Burrill
D. Devlin
C. H. Dunton
A. Hurst and J. I. Boyer
W. D. King
W. J. Oswald
A.C. Shaw
M. E. Spofford
"W. "Wrigley
M. L. and H. L. Bergman
J. Bolgiano
G. A. F. Streuber
D. Beebe
G. W. Banker
"W". A. James ,
G.H.Cole
P. B. Bassett
G. W. Arper
B.F. Warren
A. W. Mever ,
W. A. Turner ,
F. H. Lippincott
J. H. McConnell
L. H. Lorch
F. M. Ketton and C. W. Hollis .
E.D.Bean
N.Cobb
J. H. Denison ,
R. H. Schmidt ,
J. K. Wilder
J. K. Thomas
J. Roger
C. A. Juengst
N. P. Bowsher
J. O.Smith
J. A. MoAnulty
W. S. McCay and L. V. Moulton
C. C. Stuart
W. Ederle
A Greer
W. H. Wellsteed
H. A. andH. A. House, Jr
C. Stickle
J.Bell
H.Blake
J. G. Calvert
E. G. T. Colles
B. Eynon ,
B. Hall
W. L. Harvey
H. G. Keasbey
H. G. Keasbey
F. W. Lycett
E. A. Thuston ,
C. F. Hirt
W. N. Morriss and R. H. Smith .
E.G. T. Colles
E.G. T. Colles
J. G. Cooper
F. Diehl
R. G. McAuley ,
C. W. McDaniel
W. Shedlock
W.Webster
E. G. T. Colles
E.G. T. Colles
P. Browne
D. Myers
D. Cochrane
G. M. Mullen
Monthly
Official
No.
Date.
volume.
Gazette.
a
bb
6
&
>
66
515,579
Feb. 27
2643
656
1395.
512,620
Jan. 9
1472
355
66
290
512,621
Jan. 9
1473
356
66
290
519,504
May 8
1019
247
67
745
515,094
Feb. 20
1830
462
66
1230
525,748
Sept. 11
741
jia
J 172
(68
1299.
521,861
June 26
1961
473
67
1604
517,836
Apr. 10
691
173
67
149'
516,769
Mar. 20
1725
406
66
1804-
519,980
May 15
1818
67
904
526,322
Sept. 18
1738
iii
68
1496.
520,743
May 29
3127
757
67
1176.
522,409
July 3
405
104
68
80.
525,589
Sept. 4
452
108
68
1235
513,092
Jan. 23
2272
549
66
525.
525,948
Sept. 11
1086
248
68
1361
516,438
Mar. 13
1157
277
66
1684
525,500
Sept. 4
300
74
68
1207
519,508
May 8
1024
248
67
745.
530,663
Dec. 11
1053
256
69
1422
519,049
May 1
179
43
67
571
515,810
Mar. 6
133
32
66
1478
513,475
Jan. 30
2901
715
66
682
519,521
May 8
1069
257
67
754
519,931
May 15
1735
425
67
889
530,255
Dec. 4
315
79
69
1272
520,840
June 5
157
35
67
1226
519,534
May 8 I 1093
262
67
758
531,585
Dec. 25
2055
636
69
1750
513,069
Jan. 23
2243
541
66
519
521,491
June 19
1335
310
67
1471
528,244
Oct. 30
2655
640
69
549
529,040
Nov. 13
938
222
69
837
531,484
Dec. 25 2487
592
69
1716
526,578
Sept. 25
2181
521
68
1590
527,619
Oct. 16
1547
375
69
315
514,3-2 Feb. 6
669
169
66
979
512,106 Jan. 2
775
189
66
147
513,865 Jan. 30
3557
875
66
805
513,557 Jan. 30
3057
753
66
"10
516,922 Mar. 20
1975
464
06
1852
514,203 1 Feb. 6
389
92
66
927
529,768 1 Nov. 27
2211
527
69
1097
512,410 Jan. 9
1131
5 273
J 274
^66
226
522,935 ' July 10
1302
C324
)325
^68
262
512,972 ! Jan. 16
2106
500
66
424
528,070 ! Oct. 23
2341
565
69
477
518,123 Apr. 10
1177
295
67
231
526,254 Sept. 18
1621
380
68
1472
523.290 July 17
1931
485
68
394
520,582 May 29
2858
691
67
1128
512,368
Jan. 9
1053
257
66
210
528.871
Nov. 6
643
153
09
764
516,339
Mar. 13
981
233
66
1652
521,166
June 12
734
174
67
1343
526,330
Sept. 18
1750
415
68
1498
516,426
Mar. 13
1135
270
66
1680
523,616
July 24
2490
625
68
511
518,019
Apr. 10
1005
C252
i253
|67
202,
512,806 Jan. 16
1814
<430
\ 431
|66
370
521,708 June 19
1696
398
67
1539
516,349 1 Mar. 13
996
237
66
1655
524,.590 ' Aug. 14
1065
263
08
873
525.551 1 Sept. 4
393
95
68
1224
525,552 Sept. 4
395
90
68
1224
526,188
Sept, 18
1505
352
68
1449
512,634
Jan. 9
1491
360
66
293
523,350
July 24
2038
512
68
430
526,727
Oct. 2
95
24
69
20
523,325
July 24
1992
501
68
422
523,326
July -24
1997
502
68
423
514,814
Feb. 13
1394
.351
66
1135
521,337
•June 12
1048
240
67
1402
514,954
Feb. 20
1619
C406
|66
1192
520,211
May 22
2241
C545
J 546
|67
996
520,084
May 22
2002
(489
>490
|67
954
524,152
Aug. 7
320
75
68
720
522,006
June 26
2252
540
67
1657
512,807
Jan. 16
1818
(431
)432
|06
371
516,518
Mar. 13
1307
C310
) 311
^66
1711
526,841
Oct. 2
282
■ 68
69
54
530,749
Dec. 11
1191
290
69
1447
513,409
Jan. 23.
2779
079
66
624,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
495
AlpJiabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Feed- water-pipe heater
Feed- water purifier
Feed-water purifier
Feed-water purifier
Feed-water regulator
Feed-water regiilator
Feed-water regulator. A utomatic
Feeder for animals. Time
Feeder. Poultry-
Feeder to prevent scale. Automatic
Feeding and housing device. Stock
Feeding and watering live stock. Device for.
Felly. Bicycle-wheel
Felly-cutting machine. "Wagon-
Felly joint. Wheel-
Felly- wheel
Felting-machine
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence.
Fence
Fence
Fence-
Fence
Fence,
Fence-
Fence.
Fence
Fence.
Fence.
Fence
Fence-
Fence-
Fence-
Fence-
Name.
J. C.Shaw
S. L. Bailey
S. L. Bailey
M. S. Cabell....
C. B. Bosworth.
H. Bowman
J. E. Chafer
J. A. Michael . . .
J. G. Whitten . .
J. V. Motter
O. W. Mapes . . .
A. C. "Winch
A. P. Squires . - .
J. P. "Walter....
and gate. Iron
Barhed- wire
buildin g and repairing device. Wire-and-picket-
-building machine
clamp. "Wire
compensator. "Wire-
. Farm-
fastener
Flood-
gate. Wire-
Iron,
lock. Farm-
machine
machine
machine
machine
Fence-machine.
Fence-machine. Hand
Fence-machine. Hand
Fence machine. Slat-and- wire-
Fence machine. Wire- .
Fence machine.
Fence machine.
Fence machine. Wire- .
Fence machine. "Wire-
"W.F. Morton
J. T. Mosely
K. Heaton
5. C. Bower
R. J. Carr
P. H. Christie
0. E. Churchill and C. W. Bennett..
J. Donnell
J. C. Eraser
D. D. Frisbee
J. M. Fulmer
E. A. Goehring
"W. M. Grisham
J. C. Groseclose
"W. H. Hanson
D. P. Henninger
CM. Kiler
J". H. Long
J. "W. Moore
R. L. Paris
C. F. Parks and A. A. Hamilton . ..
G. H. Perkins
J. E. Phillips '
J. C. Quinby
D. A. Richardson
G. C. Snvder
D. H. Talbert
D. "W. Thomas
T. S. "Williams
W. "Windus
1. K. Hollinger
L. Herweyer
M. Stephens and S. O. Koons
C. Neate
6. E. Boots and "W. 0. Eakright
P. Herman
G. Russell
J. Harris
J. TV. Story
W. "W. Halladay
E. A. Terhune
T. J. Fariss
S. M. Hasson
G. A. Dentelbeck
M. Gleason
O. H.Page
"W. C. Shoemaker
"W. T. Supinger
W. H. Martin
E. "Warner
A. J. Haley
V. T. Briggs.
"Wire- F. H. Daniels..
"Wire- J. C.Ferris....
A. J, Forsythe.
J. P. Hiatt
Fence machine.
Fence machine.
Fence machine.
Fence machine.
Fence-making machine
Fence-making machine .
Fence. Met^
"Wire-
"Wire-
"Wire-and-picket-
"Wire-and-slat- . . ,
Fence-pickets. Machine for wiring.
Fence. Portable
Fence. Portable
Fence. Portable
Fence. Portable sectional
Fence. Portable worm
"W. P. Randall....
H. H. Van Ormer.
G. E. Simmons
A. "W. Lane
J. Combs
P. J. Regan
G. D. Hamilton . . .
J. A. Salzman .
"W. M. Cook . . . .
B. J. Leslie
P. 6. Trent, Sr .
A.H.Cook
C. B. "Wilcox
Fence-post ICE, Bronson and L. Heilaud .
No.
517,771
528,318
528,512
528,851
530,388
525,484
512,804
523,405
513,747
525.504
513,806
519,935
521,187
523,389
529,131
521,385
527,283
530,504
530,391
521,759
519,420
527,780
529,067
519,995
514,922
517,921
524,464
513,104
523,571
514,366
512,885
526,927
512,047
528,687
526,500
520,217
517.659
518,896
515,019
521,275
519,743
528,828
515,389
514,250
528,164
517,548
516,237
528,303
526,123
529,649
524,737
526,311
528,821
514,319
524,032
518,837
516,929
523,975
525,495
.'^28,794
522,125
513,371
512,732
517,252
513,503
517,837
528,764
516,803
519,603
522,899
518,426
524,657
520,544
520,321
513,886
527,370
519,573
524,612
527,773
518,039
511,978
530,068
521,627
513,451
Date.
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
July 24
Jan. 30
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
May 15
June 12
July 24
Nov. 13
June 12
Oct. 9
Deo. 11
Dec. 4
June 19
Mav 8
Oct". 23
Nov. 13
May 15
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
July 24
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
May 22
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
June 12
May 15
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Nov. 6
June 26
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
May 8
July 10
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
May 29
May 22
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
May 8
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
June 19
Jan. 23
Monthly
volume.
601
2782
3114
603
551
278
1809
2130
3372
306
3457
1741
772
2096
1090
1125
998
761
555
1802
878
1819
985
1845
1574
828
868
2289
2419
661
1961
438
526
300
2068
2253
415
2527
1715
923
1433
554
2346
480
2508
216
824
2757
1394
2011
1319
1719
544
594
108
2423
1985
11
292
480
2436
2721
1655
2549
2955
692
428
1769
1203
147
671
755
143
137
68
430
535
831
75
852
C426 i?
H27 5
181 I 67
(527 j?
^528 5
263
Official
Gazette.
67
69
67
265
242
186
138
427
213
438
234
451
395
208
214
554
606
167
465
108
124
73
492
548
100
625
431
219
346
132
582
117
606
49
193
666
324
482
322
406
130
150
23
600
67
69
69
69
07
67
69
69
67
63
67
68
66
68
66
66
67
67
67
66
67
67
69
66
66
69
67
68
69
68
67
4
72
117
586
(660
)661
(397
J 398
598
727
173
176 Ij
103
67
66
66
418
290
1722
1180
2:92
2418
3593
1139
1155
1110
1802
1048
419
2755
1565
;!g54
(306 ?
) 307 I i
I 429
290 1
(674
jj675
588
I 885
i 278 j 69
278 I 67
I 434 69
266 I 67
97. 98 I 66
I 661
365
! 700
347
895
'67 ! 1114
1030
812
226
769
882
380
208
80
1201
1512
638
67
67
496
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post base
Fence-post. Metallic
Fence-post. Metallic
Fence-post-molding machine
Fence-post. Pressed-ateel
Fence-post support
Fence-posts. Machine for making metallic .
Fence. Kail
Fence ratchet. Wire-
Fence. Smooth-wire
Fence-stay
Fence stay. Wire-
Fencestay. Wire-
Fence stretcher. Wire-
Fence tension device. Wire-
Fence tightener. Wire-
Fence-tightening Implement
Fence tool. Grip wire-
Fence-winding device. Wire-.
Fence. Wire
Fence. Wire
Name.
H.J. Coe
P. C. Cretcher and J. K. Miller
C. Gros and J. F. Thomas
S. P. Iddings
CM. Kiler
E. J. McCullough
M. Ehoades and C. L. Fluck
E. B. Robbins
D. W. Sigler
C. Sliker
A. Stoner
XJ. G. Thompson and C. Wain
.T. H. Cooper
M. H. Baer
G.P. Gunn
W. Bayley
C. T. Schoen
C. P. Keist
M. H. Baer
M. S. Smith
J. E. Betz
W. J. OUer
W. D.Albright
A. F.Dickey
D. B. Tounce
C. F. Corns and S. W. Jenks
H. C. Pratt
P. A. Leyner
G. D. Lockwood
S. S. Casey, H. M. Kay, and H. A
Stringer.
I, V.Adair
I.C.Allen
J. W. Alverson
Wire I E.D. Barling ! 526,368
Wire ! C. W. Bennett and F. Chapman ,'517,423
Wire M. Berdan 521,328
Wire C. W. Berkes and P. Lesch ,'526,372
Wire S. C. Bowen I 517,209
Wire J. W. Buchanan I 519,759
Wire H.Buck , 528,627
Wire G. M. Depew .')25,448
Wire i D. Garst I 525,701
Wire D. Hershey and H. Buck , 523,347
Wire I L.J.Ives I 522,375
Wire ! J. H. Landis 512,722
Wire I J. and C.Lane 518,506
Wire G. Lehberger. (Eeissue) i 11,445
Wire C. E. Pickett i 529,833
Fence. Wire .
Wire.
Wire.
Wire .
Wire.
Wire.
Wire .
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence-wire. Braided
Fence-wire carrier and stretcher
Fence-wire-fastening device
Fence- wire. Machine for stretching or removing
Fence-wire ratchet
Fence-wire stretcher
Fence-wire stretcher
Fence-wire stretcher
Fence-wire-stretching device
Fence-wire tightener
Fence-wire tightener
Fence-wire tightener
Fence- wire tightener
Fence- wire-tightenin g device
Fence-wire. Twisting-tool for
Fences. End post for wire
Fences. Implement for weaving filler-wires in wire.
Fences. Machine for weaving cross-wires in wire . . .
Fences. Metallic post and fastener for wire
Fences. Pliers for building wire
Fences. Tool for building'wire.
Fencing. Machine for making barbed- wire
Fencing. Machine for making wire
Fencing tool. Wire-
Fencing. Wire
Fencing-wire
Fencing-wire
Fender:
See Car-fender. Door-fender.
Car or locomotive Pen-fender,
fender. Plow-fender.
Car wheel-fender. Safety-fender.
Fender
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
June 12
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
May 15
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
July 24
July 3
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
BTov. 27
1825
4
1021
1834
2483
1458
181
226
660
2035
342
1643
1857
1184
2325
H. C. Pratt i 528,109 Oct. 23 ! 2415
E. L. Schanck .519,928
E. S. Scofield and J. J. Jennings 530,244
J.J. Shalvey , 522,355
E. F. Sbellaberger 522,536
H. W. Tail, Jr 530,250
S. S. Young 521,304
J. B. Cleaveland ; .516,880
W. H. Merritt 518,672
F. H. Knapp ; 514,557
W.M.Barger .520,475
G. W.Williams 514,106
M. Dixon 513,989
B. Doud .524,582
L. Wyssinger and M. H. Baer ; 516,040
J. Stevens and A. Case 514,288
F. R. Conner .529.709
L.J.Michaels .520,325
I. K. Hollinger 515,936
I. M. TJlsh i .513,844
H.Buck 519,940
J. Borton i 512,940
J. M.Phelps : 523,992
L. A. Greeley i 519,154
F. W. Shellaiburger 523.415
E. F. Saxton..... 523,799
A. Biggs, Sr 511,991
L. C. Highsmith 519,710
E. S. Lenox .529,036
J. D.Curtis 514,671
.J.M.Barclay i .524,125
J. D. Curtis ,514,672
J. B. Cleaveland i 522,826
G. C. Wright • 517,256
J. M. Cable 531,155
May 15
Dec. 4
July 3
July 3
Dec. 4
June 12
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
May 29
Fel5. 6
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Nov. 27
May 22
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
May 15
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
May 1
July 24
July 31
Jan. 2
May 15
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
July 10
Mar. 27
Dec. 18
1728
297
306
012
307
982
1910
2141
967
2877
204
27
1054
505
538
2114
2424
318
3519
1749
2055
44
388
2145
2832
438
1386
927
1160
269
1168
1130
2557
66
551
441
(383
)384
433
2
240
435
584
353
44
55,56
154
511
87, P8
395
460
291
553
C584
i585
424
73
79
156
77
232
451
535
244
646
47
6
260
117
132
507
590
76
866
429
486
10
94
538
704
103
334
220
290
63
291
280
699
;448
I 449
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
497
Alp%dbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Fermentation. Apparatus for preventing
Fermenting mixtures. Apparatus for preparing and
manipulating
Ferrule
Ferrule
Ferrule-machine
Fertilizer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distribut er feed
Fertilizer. Mineral
Fertilizer. Phospbatic ,
Fertilizers. Converting Lair into
Fertilizers from waste lyes. Obtaining
Fertilizers. Making
Making
Making
Making
Making phospbatic
Fiber brake, crusher, and cleaner
Fiber-di.<>integrating machine
Fiber-drier
Fiber-di ier
Fiber-drying apparatus
Fiber-drying machine
Fiber- feeding machine
Fiber from agaves, &o.
Fertilizers.
Fertilizers.
Fertilizers.
Fertilizers
Machine for extracting
Fiber-separating machine
Fibers and recovering sulfurous gases employed
therein. Apparatus for disintegrating
Fibers of reed-cane. Separating
Fibers of reed-cane. Separating
Fibrous material. Molding vegetable
Fibrous sheets. Soltening
Fiflb-wbeel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth- wheel. Vehicle
Fifth-wheel. Vehicle
File
File
File. Account-
File and press-copy Ijook. Combined letter-
File and scissors. Combined nail-
File and the like provided with pins and devices for
securing papers thereon. Paper-
File. Bill-
File. Bill-
File. Bill-
File. Bill-
File-blanks. Machine for stripping
File-case.
File-case .
File case or cabinet - -
File-cutting machine.
File for index-cards . .
File for teeping records
File for newspaper-clippings
File-holder
File. Invoice or other
Letter-
Letter and bill
Letter or bill
Newspaper-
Office-
File or bill-book
File. Paper-
Paper-
Papei-
Paper-
Heady-reference
Filing and binding news or other papers,
for
Filmg-block ,
Filler
Name.
.J. R. Power .
B. Schumm . ,
W. H. Gaskill
W. H. Gaskill
W. Cannell
S.B. Schenck
B. M.Averitt
F. G. Hntfheins
G-. W. Murray
L.Eoat
B.M.Pvoot
E. Gulick
N. B. Powter
.T. J. Seldner
L. Trails
N.B. Powter
E.Peroids
.1. J. Selduer
C. Wpigelt
J. Gregory
J. F. T,e.st'6r
J. B.Carter
F. G. aud A. C. Sargent .
F. G. and A. C. Sargent .
TV. Saulmann
F. G. aud A. C. Sargent .
A. H. Morton
E. Samper
M. A. Clennam
H. Blaokman
T. E. Phillips
T. E. Phillips
B. McCalieand A. Thayer
J. C. McLauchlin
W. F. Kramer and C. F. Weinman
S. K. Paden
D. Wilcox
P.. Carr
J. A. Gorgas
J. E. Austrian
"W". H. Moiden ,
J. U. Parrey
M. E. Stephenson
W. W. Sayden
M. Kragen ,
J. M. D. France ,
W. 0. Gottwals..
W. O. Gottwals..
0. Hossfeld and P. Kiissner.
A. Weed
D. A.Drake
D. Sexton
P. J.Paulv.Jr
J.Bfechfe, jr
A. Dom
File.
File.
File.
File.
File.
File,
File,
File
File.
Device
D.'E. Thomas
G. W. Sherman
J. Koust
M.Buchsbaum
A.Krah
W. O. Gottwals
G. H. Dietz
J. Griininger
A. H. Costigan
W.D. Slaton
A. BjDick
G. S.'Hawkins and M. Gilraore.
J.B. McEnally
E. A.Sharp
W. L. Van'Harlingen
C. Diokersou
No.
Filling device. Automatic
Filling-machine
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
E. A. Brush
H. Schneider
A. E. Briggs
F. Wallis -and G. Galbraith . . . . „
W. D. P. Aims, Jr
F. B. Arendell
C. W. W. Ball aud J. L. Gordon.
H. S. Blackmore
F. Bommarius
Filter J. A. Bowdcn
32 PAT
513,199
514,340
521,342
521,765
522,647
517,4*^6
.524,455
52:j,85C
.520,889
525,922
512,90(5
532,561
517,061
.514,042
528,999
517,662
527.810
514,043
524.813
515,708
.518,2.59
51,5,193
.521,824
525,967
526,201
5-7,721
518,419
524,956
512,863
530,634
514,027
514,028
530,958
511,789
526,494
525,995
523,252
518,6^8
512,695
512,267
526,726
531,271
523,754
515,828
513,331
Date.
514,921
527,277
527,278
528,947
530,143
527,949
522,237
526,815
531,251
525,947
518,380
514,244
519,738
528,285
515,052
512,020
.'•<I9,327
r.2 1,236
5 16, .523
516 .v25
511,888
529,296
.529.534
522,171
528,768
525..587
515,884
520,557
525.827
512,931
529,471
.522 819
.520,293
519,565
522,043
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
June 12
June 19
July 10
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
July 31
June 5
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
July 3
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
June 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
July 17
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
July 31
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
July 3
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
May 15
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
May 8
June 12
Mar. 13
July 10
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
June 26
Nov. 6
Sept.
Mar.
May 29
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
July 10
May 22
May 8
June 26
Monthly
volume.
023
1063
1811
812
119
855
2937
248
1053
1991
658
417
107
871
418
1865
108
1443
2852
1417
1993
1904
1131
1536
1714
1681
1920
997
82
83
1533
73
2060
1173
1875
2163
1605
887
93
2102
2754
158
2656
1.573
989
990
795
111
2125
107
239
2065
lOio
1650
474
1427
2726
1773
485
710
858
1313
1169
1317
277
1384
1837
2520
437
450
234
2814
892
2038
1720
1119
2375
1138
2305
;590
I 591
159
249
429
203
210
732
58, 59
239
472
355
496
457
257
(360
J 361
413
(424
1425
412
C 455
1456
245
490
267
470
541
385
214
23
505
(083
1084
38
644
395
239
240
(185
1186
29
510
25
58
494
247
(407
1408
116
344
658
447
115
175
202
312
292
313
04
333
437
605
106
108
55
(679
1680
199
482
410
278
i 570
273
(552
1 1 553
Official
Gazette.
559
970
1404
1558
172
25
835
609
1242
1355
404
129
SO
874
825
80
391
874
936
1435
292
125)
l.i93
1370
1455
347
345
997
391
1413
870
870
1525
17
1367
1377
383
441
330
180
20
1027
575
1483
001
60 I 1182
09 ; ]9,-i
69 I 198
!09 i 811
1235
438
21
45
1620
69
08
69
69
68 ! 1360
■67 , 334
942
83'.=:
562
06 1218
66 ; 93
089
1366
171H
237
1713
54
917
1019
1708
720
1235
1497
1119
1325
411
999
227
1021
707
1607
498
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiilued.
Invention.
Filter
Filter
Filler
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter and cleaninsr same
Filter and connection with faucets or water-supply .
Fil ter aud trap. Sand
Filter. Attachable
Filter- 1)1 rrel
Filier-heds. Strainer for granular
Filter discharging device
Fil ter. Feed-water
Filter. Feed-water
Filterforstreet-sprinkler tanks, water-tanks, boilers,
reservoirs, meters, &c.
Filter. Germ-proof
Filter. Germ-proof water-
Filter. Oil-
Filter. Oil-
Filter. Oil-can
Filter-press
Filter, purifier, and grease-trap. Feed- water
Filter-strainer
Filter. Water-
Filter. "Water-
Filter. Water-
Filter. Water-
Filter. Water or fluid
Filteiing apparatus
Fil terin sr apparatus
Filtering apparatus
Filtering npparatus
Filteiing apparatus, protectocagainst tube-breaking,
and self-active closing apparatus. Water-
Filterin g apparatus. Wine or beer
Filtering machinery
Filtering or purification of liquids
Filtering water, &c. Apparatus for
Filtration
Filtration of liquids
Finger-nai 1 trimmer
Finger-protector
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Fire-alarm
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire.
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire-
alarm
alarm
alarm
alarm
alarm
alarm and annunciator system
alarm and signal. Automatic electric.
alarm and sprinkler
alaiTO apparatus
■alarm apparatus. Electrical
alarm attachment
alarm. Automatic
alarm. Automatic
alarm. Automatic electric
alarm box
Fire-alarm hut .
Kame.
J.A.Bowden
O. P. Biiggs ,
C. E. Chamberland ,
(;. A. Criqui
S. B. Cummings and D. W. Field
S. G. Derham
U. Eisner
A. L. Emery
CHiiCner '
A . I. and D. Hvman
H. .T. E. JiMiseu
D. Jones and 0. Test
C.M.Keller
H. K. Kner.sten
^V. B. Lindsny, W. E. T(mner, und^
A. Lowmiller. s
W. Lorey
E.P.T.v'nn
0. J. rhillips
G. W. Rafter
J. Roger
0. n. Schultz, Jr
C. Sellcnscheidt and L. Lepko .
W. Weir ,.
D. Williamson
D. Williamson
528,104
529,. WS
521, .191
526,817
524,865
517,240
517,488
519,275
510,140
511,828
514,531
524,155
529,470
528,030
524,007
525,182
513,292
530,397
512,298
523,585
515,768
515,769
526,922
515,700
511,757
511.932
530,757
513,893
521,697
523,486
512,299
522,512
524,545
513,802
516,981
51.3 551
W. Balz 1515^894
528,652
513,905
524,835
523,815
B, C. and J. E. Williamson.
D. 0. and J. E. WUliamson.
W. A. Freise
H. Velleno weth
J. Bluraer
T. C. Andrews
N. n. Cone
J. W.Hyatt
G. H. Moore
A. Tlarris
A. Harris
E, Henry
A. L, Wilkinson, Sr.
C. A. Criqui
L. H. Coleman
J. T. Fewkes
I. L. Davenport
H. Beeg
W. Reeves
J. W. Hyatt
A. F. Cook
B.F. Field
T. T. Luscombe
J. E. Welling
S. B. Allison.
530,008
.526,. 51 5
519,664
511.756
522,407
526,027
524,821
526,695
521,650
531.190
516,439
524,827
531,464
515,833
J. A. Bowden.
J. F6rand
W. Oliphant .
R. Krix
R. Haag
J. M. Smales
L.Wagner, J. Marr, and H. Campbell,
D. A. Rankine
S. R. Lowcock
Z. S. Spalding
H. La Casso
C . H. English
CM. Levy
M. E. Oppenheimer
T. R. Hackworth and W. C. McLel-
lau.
E. P. McCaslin
J. J. Orvis
P. J. Regan
J. P. Williams
E. A. Wright
F. S. Palmer
L, A, and C, J. Werner.
W. A. Guthrie
F.J. Thunhorst
E. W. Jungner
C.E.Egan
W. A. Guthrie
C. A. Mann
W. A. Guthrie
W, H. Kirnan
H. Xrudel
518,102
512,231
517,499
511,798
530,784
517,966
523,708
518,027
516,211
512,839
528,160
530,790
523.003
521,919
526,599
520,348
530,648
519,213
514,362
520,547
525,020
512,072
530,839
522,.346
514,361
518,722
530,808
Date.
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
Miiy 8
Jan. 2
July 3
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
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Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Nov. 20
June 19
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
May 1
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Aug. 28
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
July 24
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
June 19
July 24
Jan. 9
July 3
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
July 31
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
July 31
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Jan. 16
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
July 17
June 26
Sept. 25
May 22
Dec. 11
May 1
Feb. 6
May 29
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
July 3
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
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499
AlphaheUcal list of inventions — Continued.
Iiirention.
Fire-alarm orotherpnrposes. Indicator lor.
Fire-alarm-signal syalem. Auxiliary
Fire-alarm system
Fire-alarm system. Automatic
Fire-alarm telegraph. Auxiliary
Fire-alarm-telefiraph system
Fire-atarm-telesraph system
Fire-alarm-telepraph system. Auxiliary
Fire-alarm ti ansmitter. Electric
Fire apparatus
Fire apparatus. Door-opener fo\-
Firearm
Xame.
W. H. Kiman
J. Sachs
J. W. White
H. S. Tunnard and A. M. Keays .
J. Sachs
AY. E. Derrow
M. J. O'Sullivan
J. Sachs
A. Dunisli
J. B. Huuter
D. H. Burke
A. J. Strong
Firearm. Automatic W. L. King.
Firearm. Breech loading E. Elder
Firearm. Breech-loading AV. Mason .
Firearm. Breech-loading
Firearm. Breech-loading.
Firearm. Electrical
Firearm hammer-guard . . .
Firearm-handle
Firearm. Magazine-
Firearm operated by gases of explosion.
Firearm recoil-check
Firearm. Recoil-operated ,
Firearm. Recoil-operated .
Firearm. Recoil-operated ,
Firearm-sight
Firearm sight
Firearms. Detachable stock forhand-
Firearms. Device for lessening the noise of .
Firearms. Magazine for breech-loading
Firearms. Shiftable firing-pin and extractor for
Firearms. Shiftable nose on hammer and automatic
extractor for
Fire basket or grate
Fire-curtain or fire-barrier
Fire-engine and pump
Fire-engine. Gas
Fire-engine lighter
Fire-engines. Electric igniting apparatus for
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape ,
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Pire-e.scape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire escape -
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape -
Fire-escape
Fire-escape -
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape -
Firi'-pscape
Fire-escape
J. L. McCnllough.
D. S. Seymour
J. L. McCullough.
M. L. Campliell. ..
J. H. Wesson
P. Sheckler
W. T. XTnge.
B. Blake.
A.:
P. Darche.
F. Wackermann .
F. W. Dobbel...
L. A. Favre
T. H. Reed
J. Stahel
P. Mauser
D. S. Seymour.. -
D. S. Seymour...
J. Zipp
G. W. Putnam . .
522
517
515,520
518,448
513,808
514,490
530,966
514,491
.=121,533
525.240
521,624
515,064
524.458
520,752
519,151
516,417
518,734
523.887
517,555
516,236
527,869
530.967
530,968
530,571
520,218
528,563
524,111
529,024
526,723
513,972
528,284
518,659
512,498
526,679
515,106
522,703
513,757
514,543
518,0.i5
523,978
526,385
521,707
517,335
521,.339
524,481
522,981
527,487
516,528
518,920
514,997
511,896
522,990
517,872
V. Leber 527,529
S. G. Leyson 516,893
D.N. McLeod 519,615
J. Moran 516,055
P. J. Miinhall 523,916
C. A.Noack 521,416
W. S. Parman ' 518,272
E.Rank 529,462
F. W. Rawle 512,899
S. H. Roper 514,094
S. H. Roper 516,116
S, K. Roper | 516,117
S. TT. Roper 516,118
S. TT. Rnper I 531.567
W. D. Rumsey 1531,007
C. Ponf6andC. Lock
D. Kegler
C. W. Enos
W. C. Matthias and W. Hartman.
C. Aller
C. Baitliolomew
P. M. Bender
W. A. Bergstrom
E.I. Blount .
N. Bouvier and I. Belair
S. R. Brigcrs
A. W. Carlson
S.Conk
C. Doehler
E. Dunning
F. Dymacek
J. Eckley and J. C. Strickland.
O. P. Eheson and F. A. Pellas.
F.J. Fairchild
C. M.Fowler
B. Fox
B.Fox
E. Goldberg
C. E. Haivey
F. Johnson
M. Killeen
F. Kopp
E. Lawton
No.
Date.
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Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
June 19
Aug. 28
June 19
Feb. 20
Aug. 14
May 29
May 1
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
July 31
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
May 22
Nov. fi
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
July 10
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
June 19
Mar. 27
June 12
Aug. 14
July 17
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Jan. 2
July 17
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Mav 8
Mar. 20
July 31
June 12
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Dec. 25
Dec. 18
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape. Automatic
Fire-escape. Flexible metal
Fire-escape ladder
Fire-escape or lifter
Fire-escape. Portable
Fire-escape. Portable
.Fire-escape. Spider- frame .
Fire-escape track
escape truck
extinguisber
extiuguisber
extinguisber
extinguisber
extinguisher
exiiiigiiisher
extinguisher
extinguisher
extinguisher
extinguisher
extinguisher and alarm. Automatic .
extinguisher and alarm. Combined .
extinguisher,
extinguisher,
extinguisher,
extinguisber.
extinguisher.
Automatic.
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic chemical .
extinguisber.
extinguisher.
Chemical
Chemical
extinguisher for oil-rooms. Automatic
extinguisher. Portable chemical
extinguishers. Sprinkler-head fer automatic,
extinguishers. Sprinkler-head for automatic-
Fire-
Fire-
Fiie-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire-
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-extinguishers. Valve for automatic .
Fire-extinguishers. Valve for automatic .
Fire-extinguishers. Valve for automatic .
Fire-extinguiabing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
.Fire-extinguishing apparatus.
Fire-extinguishing apparatus.
Fire-extinguishing apparatus.
Fire-extinguishing apparatus.
Fire-extinguishing apparatus.
I automatic
Fire extinguishing substances with water
tus for automatically mixing
Fire-extinguishing system
Fire-extinguishing systems. Valve for
Fire-generator
Fire-hose. Metal-drilling attachment for
Fire-hose sprav -nozzle
Fire-hose to ladders. Apparatus for fastening
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler. Automatic
Fire-kindler. Automatic
Fire-kindler composition
Fire-lighter. Automatic
Fire-pail
Fire-pail
Fireplace and grate
Fireplace and grate. Combined
Fireplace and ventilator. Combined
Fireplace-frame
Fii eplace-front
Fireplace furnace or heater. Open-
Fireplace hearth-bed
Fireplace-heater
Fireplace-heater
Fireplace-heater. Open
Fire-plug
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Household
Sprinkler - bead for
Appara-
G. L. Silliman
F. T. Stacy
C. A. Sturtevaut
"W. D. Thackston
A. G.White
W. A. Wood and E. Ross
I. Mills and J. Voungson
T. Prushey
W.O.Ellis
W. Wellens
J. Luedecke
J. J. Steur
M. P. Brown ,
E. Cardarelli ,
E. Cardarelli
0. W. Aldrich and S. M. Hall
A. G. Leonard
C. J. L. MacLeod
C. K. Macomber
W. H. Moore and J. Gardiner
R. W. Newton
D. F. Prosser
O. A. Stempel
J. Van KalkerandN. Bolt ,
M. Wielandt
J. E. Musselmann
J. C. Morton and E. B. Freeman
R. L. Cumnock
A. I). Linn ,
G. T. McLauthlin and J. Naylor, Jr.
E. W. Storer
530,860
524.471
519,397
530. S63
522,639
514,?02
627,180
513,139
519,499
517,318
.512,730
518,633
516,517
516,346
519,234
514,534
512.834
526,159
527,120
530,440 i
514.160 !
517,394 I
515,846 !
517,780
530,672
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
May 8
Dec. 11
July 10
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Jan. 23
May 8
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
W. Wyand
M. L. Bosworth
M. L. Bosworth
L. Welker
LL. Carr
G. E. Hibbard
V. Lapham
S. S. Adkins
F. Gray
G. E. Hibbard
A. L. Gaiser
J. B. Hunter
n. D. Kramer
A. L. E. Lechartier.
C. E. Manning
R. Tranquilli
M. Vinning
N. Lombard
N. Lombard
N. Lombard
D. L. Keeler
W. S. Gray
G. MuUer.
526,355
516,939
522,656
514,833
51.5,938
531,228
512,428
51.5,460
527,036
512,927
524,377
531,120
513,582
523,923
513,571
Feb. 13
Jan. l(i
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Dec. n
Sept. 18
Mar. 20
July 10
Fel). 13
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
July 31
Jan. 30
531,119 i Dec 18
O. Pierce
G.Mills
A. Mistaro
J. G. voa Hofe
M. H. Hart
E. F. Richardson .
E.Ludde
F. R. Pearson
P. Peschong
S. Robinson
H. H Sanner
J.D.LeBel ,
A. J. Krehbiel and G. A. Hege
T.J.Bell
F. B. Comins
E. Scanlan, F. W. Keifel, Jr., andi
J. Zipp. I
E. Scanlan and J. Zipp
J. W. Tatem
J-. H.White
J. F. Hewitt
G. R. Scates
F. F. Faris
J. C. Treiber
H. B. Scoville
522,353
522,666
527,698
516,749
520,727
530,627
528,610
,529,972
513,255
523,037
515,942
518,100
513,842
518,862
F. Hinds 525,208
C . Hangsten | 511 , 946
530,834
513,266
530,431
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Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Ft'b. 6
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Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
528,441 Oct. 30
July 31
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
July 31
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
512,221 I Jan.
July 3
July 10
Oct. 16
Mar. 20
Mav 29
Dec.
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
July 17
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
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501
Alphabetical list of invertions — Continued.
iDvention.
Name.
Tool for cutting recesses on the H. Thomson .
Fire-plug casings,
insitle of
Fire pliiff or hydrant
Fireproof construction
Fireproof cm tain for elevator-shafts
Firepioof furring, partition, or wall
Fireproof structure
Fireproof structure
Fire pumps or engines. Water-supply system for.
Fire telegraphy
Fire-tower
Fire-trap for elevator-shafts. Automatic
Fires. Process of and compound for extinguishing.
Fish culture. Uursery-pond for
Fish. Curing and drying
Fish-hook
Fish-hook
Fi-h-hook guard
Fi.sh-hooks. Minnow-holder for
Fish ladder
Fish-line reel
Fish-line reel
Fish-line reel
Fish. Live-box for shell-
Fish meal. Making
Fish or crab net
Fish-pond. Artificial
Fish-refuse. Apparatus for drying
Fish-rod reel -
Fish-spear
Fish-spear
Fish-stringing device
Fish-trap
Fish-trap
H. Thomson
Vf. L.Caldwell
IS. F. Clarke ,
B. E. .J. Eils
M. F. McCarthy
M. F. McCarthy
G. and G. G. Campbell
S. J. Sanford
"W. F. Anstin
T. G. Lamb
Fish-trap
Fish-trap
Fish-trap
Fish trap or net
Fisherman's appliance
Fisherman's reel
Fishing apparatus
Fishing apparatus
Fishing apparatus
Fisliing apparatus. Electrical
Fishing-flioat
Fishing-iig.
Fisliing-1 ine sinker
Fishing-net
Fisbin g-reel
Fi sh i n g-reel
Fishing-reel
Fishing reel
Fishing-rod line-guide
Fishing-rod support
Fishing-tackle case
Fishing-t4)ckle fastening
Fishpole-holder
Flag-holder and cane. Combined
Flagstaff . . . . ;
Flagstaff-coupling
Flame-focusing apparatus
Flanker
Flan ger an d track-clearer. Rotary
Flaiigiiig-maehine
Fliinsingor hemming edges of tin plates, &c
chine for
Flashlight burner
Flash-lisiht burner
Flash-light compound
Flash-plates to ventilating-pipes and different-pitched
roofs. Device for adjusting
Flask :
See Chemical-flask. Molder's flask.
Miner's flask.
Flat-iron boater
Hat-iron rest or holder
Flat-iron rei^t or holder
Flax-puller
Flax -puller
Flax-separator
Flax-straw. Composition for deguraming
Flesbing-machine
Flexible, joint
Flexible tired wheel
Flies from houses. Apparatus for expelling
Flies on animals. Trap for
Fly exterminator
Fly-gate for aitachment to screens, &c
Fly-paper holder
A. C. Schumacher
C. A . Hoxsie
T. S. Whitman
H. S. Goffand A. B. Judkins .
B. S. Martin
J. E. Pay son
F. Stapp
J. A. Richardson ,
C. B. Corbin
N. H. McGregor
If. H. McGregor
T.Mann
P. Waage
M. E. Becker and R. Lind
C. A. Hoxsie
D. F. and W. E. Overton
G. H. Newell
H. D. Deshler
J. D. Dreese
A. H. Sippy
R.J. Hodge
P. H. Loud, -Jr
Ma-
W. M. McKenzie
W. Seatou
B. "Wood
W. E. Cde
C. Hirschmann
F. V. de Bern
P. S. and A. J. Downie
W. R. Lamb
H. .T. Thayer
E. Poppowitsch
G. H. Rawlings
J. E. Bacon
C. W. Black and B. J. Chapman.
G. Trouv6
J. .'!. Freese
P. J. Mabye
F. W. Moog
C. "Wiebcck
S. T. Davis
J. M. Finch
A. IT. Handlan, Jr
M. B. Allen
P. Burke
N.Smith
T.J. Murray
H. Wettstein andC. Rijdmann ..
C. H. Land
T. W". Maefarlane
J. S. Mathews and A. T. Doyle .
F. A. Kirby and J. Henning
J. G. Hodgson I
M. D. Westcott.
M. D. "Westcott-
A. Hen.sley
B. B. BigiiaU . . .
A. J. Myers . . .
W. W. Nugent
A. A. Sawyer. .
F. L. Benjamin
F. L. Benjamin
.T. Benesti
H. B. Ware. ..
C. J. Maver ...
A. Campbell. ..
No.
523,493
515,410
522,193
519,990
.')28,931
514,955
520,490
518,776
516,879
524,476
514,423
520,012
518,319
514,578
519,684
523.988
512,746
531,140
530,655
520,517
520,607
522.079
517,652
518,748
530,156
518.318
520.269
527.713
528.805
51.5,875
529,758
527,606
527,435
427
492
500
926
927
899
905
704
884
Elliott 527.782
793
048
227
437
573
530,444
053
839
483
052
503
111
001
013
3,52
167
928
090
350
323
658
341
184
,704
041
044
259
132
,293
253
063
,696
704
756
714
254
Date.
526,661
526,662
528,515
530,574
R. F. Lotspeich
R. IT. Gnthrie . .
H. Hungerford .
E. Hayden
O. and H. Thum
525.'
514,'
5U,i
521,
521,
514,1
517.i
526.'
.525.1
519.:
510, (
514.i
524 '
528,1
July 24
Feb. 27
July 3
May 15
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
May 29
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
May 15
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
May 8
Aug. 7
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
May 29
May 29
June 26
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
May 22
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
June 5
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
May 22
July 3
June 26
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
July 3
June 26
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
July 3
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
June 19
May 22
Jan. 16
0<t. 9
Aug. 28
July 17
Sept. 18
June 5
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
July 3
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
June 26
June 26
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
May 15
Mai-. 6
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Monthly
volume.
2299
2376
12
1838
761
1621
2705
2326
1898
882
736
1868
1520
1001
1342
38
1691
1860
1042
2744
2r96
2363
399
2284
133
1517
2339
1697
633
225
2195
1528
1247
632
539
587
2919
1943
557
2416
1685
997
302
2516
1647
1769
2828
253
2030
661
1981
1685
1!'22
2209
952
2022
1937
1619
556
1107
485
1775
75
135
2324
2326
3117
897
579
589
4
449
179
407
(655
jfise
577
4-18
(217
(218
(187
il88
380
253
324
9
405
441
254
665
700
569
96
567
35
380
567
409
150
53
523
371
(306
J 307
(157
I 158
126
139
719
476
142
580
423
250
78
604
403
422
684
67
487
161
494
395
471
529
231
495
487
3e0
130
268
116
427
19,20
32
556
556
187
866
879
2089
2090
1540
800 I
90 22.23
P99 225
47
221
223
501
502
385
Oflieial
Gazette.
1823
1520
516
433
822
439
370
120
105
201
22
69
474
IS-IS
5
908
806
1192
1099
469
1839
840
992
913
310
1059
802
669
347
1584
1419
1105
1135
1679
77
460
1239
310
1014
343
762
1495
1094
311
259
1.331
1295
853
685
943
110
1688
1203
200
60
1708
P90
1567
580
51
1055
798
1257
1536
939
443
192
1075
395
1471
1297
1431
93
357
16
26
1616
1617
632
1395
1186
1034
1036
1628
1629
1176
109
19
1345
383
849
1548
933
502
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Same.
Fly-paper. Sticky
Fly-screen
J'ly-screen
Tly-trap
Ply-trap
Fly-trap
Fly-trap
Fly-wheel band-brake.
Flying apparatus
Float
Float and sinker attacbment
Flood-gate. Automatic
Floor
Floor
Floor and ceiling construction. Fireproof
Floor and ceiling. Fireproof
Floor and tloor-block
Floor-board set
Moor, ceiling, &c. Fireproof- -,
Tliior, ceiling, &c. Fireproof
Floor-clamp
Floor-clotb
Floor-cloth. Machine for the manufacture of mo-(
saic j
Floor-cloth. Method of anjl apparatus for mannfac-
turiug
Floor-cloths. Machine for the manufacture of solid-i
color I
Floor construction
Floor constrnction. Fireproof-
Floor construction. Metallic-
520,715
514,390
511, 9?0
512,108
521.219
527,221
519,745
L. Luckhardt i 515,915
G. Wellner 516,581
0. and W. Thum
M. J. Tenney
J. West
W. A. Hill
A. Peltier
C. Shli'acow
AY. Thomae
No.
D. M. Ireland
P. .S. Redfield
J. W. Milligan and J. A. Tomlinson.
B. Knights
D. McDonald
J. Seipel
C. A. Balph and E. P. S. "Wright .. .
T. A. Lee
G. A. Stewart
T. L. Banks
521,501
514,031
523,606
527,430
530,959
522,168
527,042
522,425
.523,647
529,153
Floor dressing or polishing machine .
Floor. Fireproof
Fireproof
Fireproof
Illuminating-
Floor.
Floor.
Floor.
Floor-jack
Floor-set
Floor-set
Floor-washing machine
Floor.s and ceilings. Con.struction of
Floors. Construction of fireproof ,
Floors, &c. Construction of fireproof
Floors or ceilings. Construction of
Floors or other surfaces. Machine for the manufac-1
ture of coverings for '
Flooring
Flooring-boards. Machine for matching ends of
Flooring cl amp
Floorin g-clamp
Flooring. Fireproof
Flooring. Hanger apparatus for use in laying fire-
proof
Floral stand ,
Flour bin and sieve. Combined
Flour bin and sifter
Flour-bolt
Flour-bolt
Flour-bolt
Flour-bolt. Rotary
Flour-bolting reel
Flour, &c. Machine for mixing, weighing, andpack-i
ing ;
Flour. Mechanism for testing and recording proper-i
ties of '
Flour-mill air-bolt '.
Flour of different grades. Apparatus for mixing . . .
Flour-packing bit
Flower. Artificial
Flower-box
Flower-bolder
Flower-holder for buttonholes
Flower-holder for florists' use
Flower-pot
Flue
Flue-cleaner \ 0. P. Clay i 516,297
Flue-cleaner ' C. E. Davey 513,176
Flue-cleaner ; P. Fitzgibljons ' 530,890
Flue-cleaner I J. 0, Frazier , 530,832
Flue-cleaner [ W. Jess ' 528,132
Flue-cleaner ! E. D. Weston 1 518,638
M. F. McCarthy 520,492
M. Schlatter ', 528,033
A. Hagele ! 524,021
F. Walton | 523,610
H. W. Godfrey, C. F. Leake, and 514,186
C. E. Lucas.
J. S. Farmer 521,157
P. M. Bruner 530,744
T. A. Lee I 522,426
G. B. Francis and E. P. Dawley i 523,143
W. W. Murray and T. W. Cromer.. 521,729
O. W. Norcross.-- 526,731
0. W. Norcross- 531,210
H.B.Price 524,284
E. L. Eansome 518,045
J. L. Kobler I .523,214
H. A. Bates ' 527,474
N. B. Marston i 529,929
J. C. Garrott 1 515,f-77
J. F. Golding ' 529,724
R. Astley ! 527,647
M. F. McCarthy : 520,491
J. F. Klelne 515,434
A. S. Oetzmann. i 524,606
J. G. Wilson '529,772
J. P. Burnham | 518,804
W. P. Davis 515,660
J. W. Smith and F. J. Perkins 525,518
E. L. Ransome ■ 515,015
C. Carlson | 527,383
T. A. M. Brueckner 516,2.59
W. H. andB, D, Cook 516,367
C. F. Bumap 526,009
S. D. Barr 515,812
W. D. Gray : 514,317
J. R. Staudt 511.815
L. Hertzler 522,522
S. D. Barr 524,157
S. T. Ayres ■ 518,088
J.Hogarth 529.175
J. S. Dodge ' 523,335
J. D. Bangert ' 512,354
C. B. Donaldson .523,977
A. Mayer-Schliewen j 514,482
A.Smith 530,132
E. E. Bailev 527,231
J.F.S. WiUace 516,954
S, M. Flint I 522,520
W. L. Vestal i 515,032
F. B. andE. G. Wisdom 527,256
Date,
Flue cleaner. Boiler
Flue cleaner. Boiler-
Flue cleaner. Steam-boiler-
Flue cleaner. Steam-boiler _
Flue expander and header | J. Coles ! 514,588
Flue-register A. J. Cohen 524,310
Fine. Safety- j C. E. Martin 1517,471
C. S. Dean | .526,648
P. H. Enochs | 525,
W. T. Coggeshall j 512,158
D. W. Dart 1521,155
May 29
Felj. 6
Jan. 2
.Tan. 2
June 12
Oct. 9
May 15
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
June 19
Feb. 0
July 24
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
June 26
Oct. 9
July 3
July 21
Nov. 13
May 29
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
July 24
Feb. 6
Monthly
volume.
Dec. 11
July 3
July 17
June 19
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
July 17
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Oct. 16
May 29
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
3088
094
422
636
830
888
1434
285
1403
1350
94
2471
1242
1534
2517
610
444
2543
1129
2709
2284
89
2180
347
June 12 1 721
1184
446
1.78
1732
100
1993
527
1056
1804
1320
2481
227
2139
1597
2707
2422
1088
2217
2375
2771
330
1709
1159
Mar. 13 '. 861
Mar. 13 I 1046
Sept. 11 1191
Mar. 6 135
Feb. 6 589
Jan. 2 102
July 3 ' 591
Aug. 7 j 330
Apr. 10 j 1118
Nov. 13
July 24
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
bee. 4
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
Julv 3
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
June 12
Feb. 13
Aug. 14
Apr. 3
747
175
98
152
194
215
346
67
(333
)334
314
24
621
305
363
004
148
113
038
273
(650
^6-.7
551
(023
^624
84
5 169 I i
)170
288
113
420
25
473
124
267
452
321
598
53
512
386
656
j 600
(269
}270
528
588
690
82
429
284
I
201
248
273
Official
Gazette.
1173
2019
1029
15
847
90
906
2028
589
1744
945
912
2409
1413
1320
2459
2077
2300
658
724
719
1027
585
95
33
66
(147
J 148
|66
06
26
141
68
78
68
(282
)283
\-
(282
)283
|C9
507
68
(251
^252
4
|66
08
216
66
25
09
219
69
480
6'!
151
68
440
66
229
69
(214
J 215
^66
582
66
336
69
317
69
595
69
518
67
551
08
154
68
175
66
169
67
258
66
140
08
21
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
503
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Flue. Smoke-pipe
Flue-stonper. Adjustable
Flue. Veiitilaiini-
Fluid. Apparatus for intensifying the pressure ofj
compressed " <
Fluid-discharging apparatus
Fluid-fuel burner
Fluid-pressure engine
Flnid-pressure engine
riuid-tank
Fluid.s. Apparatus for indicating the flow of
Flnsh-taTik
Flush-tank. Automatic
Flush-tank. Automatically-acting
Flusher. Automatic siphon-
Flushing apparatus
Flushing apparatus
Fl nshing apparatus. Automatic
Flu.shing apparatus for urinals, &c. Automatic
Fliisliing attachment
Flushing-closet. Ventilated
Flushing-tank
Flnshing-tank
Fodder-preparing apparatus
Fodder-tying device
Folder for fabrics. Edge-
Folding box
Folding box
Name
Folding box S. F. Sherman -
G. D. Milhurn.
a. M. Bennett .
Folding camera
Folding chair
Folding chair
Folding chair
Folding chair
Folding chair
Folding gate
Folding gate
Folding gate. Swinging
Folding joint for bars or rods .
Folding-machine
Folding-machine
Folding-machine
T. D. Garner, Jr.
W. G. Rau
F. Lange
C. P. Higgins..-.
W. T. Messinger .
W. E. Vernon ....
G.Dison
G. Dixon
G. T. Voorhees
H. S. Maxim
T. "\Val...h andD. Keogh
W. "W. Ensign
B. Williams
n. C. De La Hunt
G. D. Acklev
W. A. Eberiiart
F.Walker
W. Clark, A. Cameron, and C. Kirk
J. A. O'Connor and G. H. Graham.
G. D. Curtis
J. E. Donnelly and C. F. Barton...
J. Molonev, Jr
A. F.Davis
I.H. Henlov
R. W. S. Mitchell and J. Murphy .
G. H. Savacool
S. F. Sherman ,
No.
Folding machine. Circular-
Folding or extension table . . .
Folding seat
Folding seat. Portable
Folding stand
Folding table ,
Foldingtable
Folding lable
Food compound
Food for horses. Preparing .
Food product and apparatus
Food products from cereals.
farture of
Food products from cereals.
fact u re of
Food-screen
Foot. Artificial
Foot-ball
Foot-bench. Folding
Foot-guard
Machine for the manu-
Machine for the manu-
W. N. Clark
J. Cornell
S. G. McCullough
J. Walton
W. R. Pitt
W. R. Pitt ,
■G. M. Beard
A. Hof beck
W.E.Curtis
C. Eframson
W. Mendham ,
J. R. McDonald .
Foot or hand power
Footrrest
Foot-rest
Foot-rest. Self-adjusting .
Foot-warmer. Portable . -
Footwear
Forceps
Forceps. Staple-
Forge
Forge. Blacksmith's
Forging machine. 'Sut-
W. S. Rollings
A. M. Reeves
J. R. R. Morford...
T. A. Clarke
G. A. Bo wen
E. G. Chormann . . .
R. Ettinger
J. J. Angus
H. B. Kaiserstein .
J. W. H. Campbell.
H. D. Perky
H. D. Perky ,
J. H.'Rhoads and G. H. Spannagel.
J.H.Kane
W. R. Thomlinson
A. Epstein
J. H. Blomshield
J. A. Wilkin
J. A. Bayliss
C. B. Demaiest ,
G. J. Shults
I. Boyd and B. Hardesty .
P. T.Kee ,
E. Whisson
S. L. Griiiith
K. W. Wen.dt
G.E.Post
515,427
.513,141
530,229
527,981
.517,550
525,569
516,594
528,866
512,416
•522,995
.529,512
527,599
519,369
.531.516
517,718
516,002
525,244
,521,907
531,212
525.759
515,521
519,337
526,689
525.417
519,131
524,910
516,124
520,341
530,955
531,583
529,645
514,445
517,656
530,564
514,663
.522.801
519,145
531,121
531,513
519,058
517,054
513,435
527,077
512,325
516,895
513,304
515,462
519,379
51.5.955
515,736
.520,682
522,622
520,496
521,810
Date.
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Got. 23
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
July 17
Nov. 20
Oct. 16
May 8
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
June 26
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
May 8
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Mav 1
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
May 22
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
July 10
May 1
Deo. 18
Dec. 25
May 1
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
'May 8
Mar. G
Mar. 6
May 29
July 10
May 29
June 26
526,942 Oct. 2
515,691 Feb. 27
.526,1.36 i Sept. 18
Jan. 23
May 22
June 19
A. H. Tyler and J. S. E..de Vesian.
L. A. Parrock
Forging metals, &c. Hydraulic apparatus for
Forging or hammering metal. Machine for
Fork:
See Coal or coke fork. Pitchfork.
Lifting-fork.
Fork
Fork
Fork W. L. Laifer
Fork attachment E. S. Lane
Fork cutter attachment P. P. and J.'Dustrud.
S. H. Markham.
513,311
520,031
521,490
.515,644
518,489
530,859
525,252
526,234
.525,300
512,248
.".29,845
519,072
M. H. Fuller.
W. L. LartVr.
520,067
.530,313
523,050
530,892
512,721
.517,461
.519,717
517,796
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
May 1
May 22
Dec. 4
July 17
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
May 15
Apr. 3
2412
2356
272
2191
219
424
1420
635
1145
1412
1800
1518
793
2544
513
436
2204
2050
1996
7.59
2:^52
728
29
171
341
1601
623
2459
1526
2651
2008
774
413
882
1146
1089
364
1825
2537
191
2220
2714
1881
455
2H29
1415
2628
1909
1332
2743
lr22
1363
2214
1585
2290
850
2347
230
<; 104
) 105
C376
J 377
66
>6G
656
(691
159
981
240
1925
454
2620
635
2457
609
809
197
349
82
2
3032
1124
278
C657
)658
450
S69
112
704
330
'038
467
309
310
684
451
325
539
372
556
207
5.59
54
(481
1967 < 482
(483
416
450
43
1230
1732
762
228
298
1012
310
705
1727
99
1533
1107
1622
1608
1302
1377
692
8
1182
603
983
1569
1037
1523
1749
1051
1017
79
1392
1087
221
608
1577
1726
573
1915
631
138
198
1844
595
1359
708
1518
1455
1159
227
1101
1589
09 86
66 i 1431
68 I 14.34
06 1 596
67 i 936
!07 ! 1471
06
67
1415
365
69 1478
68 ; 1108
68 ! 1J65
68 : 1125
162
1123
580
1291
316
1417 337 69 148R
1642 395 06 337
82 I 17 67 18
1396 : 337 67 826
635 159 67 123
504
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Fork-holder, Safety
Form. Adjustable draping-
Form . Bust-
Form. Draping-
Form. Dress-
Fortune-telling machine. Coin-operated
Foundations or underground structures. Tube for
Founding
Foundry plant
Foundry use. Rap and draw pin for ,
Fountain;
See Drinking-fountain. Ink-fountain.
Electric fountain. Soda-fountain.
Fountain
Fountain and sprinkler. Combined ,
Frame:
See Cycle-frame. Mosquito-net frame.
Drying-frame. Purse-frame.
Daplicating-appara- Purse or bag frame.
tus frame. Quiltiug-frame.
Eyeglass folding Eoving-frame.
frame. Screen-frame.
Hay-^tack frame. Slate-frame.
Frame for pictures, &c
Frame structures. Exterior finish for
Frame structures. Machine for erecting
Frames. Metal corner-piece for ,
Freezer
Freight-transferring device >
Friction-brake. Electric
Friction-wheel
Frog. Crossing-
Frog. Spring-
Frog. Wrecking-
Fruit basket and crate
Fruit-box
Fruit box or crate
Fruit-cau
Fruit-carrier
Fruit-carrier
Fruit carrier
Fruit-carrier
Fruit-cleaning machine
Fruit-clipper
Fruit clipper and gatherer
Fruit cutter and press
Fruit cutting and pitting machine
Fruit-drier
Fruit-drier
Fruit-drier
Fruit-drier
Fruit-drier. Steam
Fruit-gatherer
Fruit-gatherer
Fruit-gatherer
Fruit-gath erer
Fruit-holder
Fruit holder
Pruit-huller
Fruit-iar
Fruit-.jar
Fruit-iar
Fruit-jar
Fruit, &c. Machine for sorting or grading
Fruit or berry box
Fruit or lard press
Fruit-picker
Fruit-picker
Fruit-picker
Fruit-picker
Fruit-picker
Fruit-picker
Frait-picker or pruner
Fruit-pi ttin g machiue
Fruit-pitting machine
Fruitsizer
Fruit-i<toner
Fruit- wrapping'de vice
Fruit-wrapping machine
Frying batter. Tool for
Fry ing-frame. Culinary
Frying-pan-handle rest
Fuel. Apparatus for manufacturing artificial
Fiiel. Block or briquet of
Fuel. Composition for artificial
Name.
No.
G-. Sasse ! 513,202
A. B. Buehl I 516,151
R. A. G-uillan 528,633
J.M. "Walters , 515,541
D. Brown i 524,242
F. F. Dennis 514,418
R. L. Harris 528,368
H. B. A. Keiser
S. Merchant
E. T. Wires
E. D. Brainard
J. R. Cadwell-.
W. K. David
T. Girouard
J. Fairbank
E. F. Shellaberger.
P. Cacciatori
O. Spltzer
B. Davis
C. Zoller
J. C. Shipman
N". 0. Goldsmith . . .
W. C. Bourdette-.-
R. E. Morey
G. C. Richards
W. T. Cottier
C. Schifferly
T. S. Fitch
W. E. Howell and W. H. GObert.
E. E. Wade
I. B. Wollard
T. H. BtU
T. K. Godbey
C. W. Crntsinger
F. D. Ridge
J. F. Rehm
C.B. Clark
J. P. Duval
C.J. Kurtz
D. E. Sampson
J. M. Coulter
A. Houghton
H. M. Rabun
M. Reus
J. K. Woodward
T. Leach
W. Mc Ausland
J. A . Murray
W. G. Burns
P.A.Dixon
E. Williams
J. H. Williams ,
F. :N". EUithorpo
E.L. Walker
C. F. Mever ,
L. Abbott
G. W. Armstrong
W. H. Haw
A. C. Hedden
J. C.Pratt
026,574
522,492
527,622
517,786
527,999
524,645
528,257
516,761
522,785
512,349
528,315
527,953
512,571
525.023
515,702
515,852
517,041
516,889
516,728
B. A.Wright i 519,371
I. C. Stetson I 516,556
F. C. Stanifoid j 522,627
S. Standish 529,817
H.C. Jones 1529,032 Nov. 13 921
J. BopTi 519,939 May 15 1748
B.Leonard 528,906 Nov. 6 716
T. E. Nininger 516,638 Mar. 13 1497
B. F. Metc.ilf 522,797 JiUylO 1084
C. G. Poland 520,846 June 5 165
C. C. Hover 528,100 Oct. 23 2403
L. Konow 529,278 Nov. 13 1351
T.W.Leo 530,698 Dec. 11 1110
J.F.Qainn 521,1F0 Juno 12 762
514,473
516,397
514,400
515,898
528,144
516.187
529,722
530, 02H
518,828
512,002
512.066
526,960
512,787
527,297
528,474
522,874
52.5,112
524,564
512,809
521,921
521,141
516,437
524,568
.524,625
523,394
519,999
.51 6., ^1=9
515,791
517, .588
.522,649
512,100
515,343
523,686
530,506
Date.
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
2448
671
209
2587
460
731
2866
Feb. 13 I 833
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Julv 10
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
June 26
June 5
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
July 24
May 15
Afar. 13
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
July 10
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
July 31
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
July 3
Oct. 16
-Apr. 3
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Mar. 20
July 10
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
May 8
Mar. 13
July 10
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
May 15
Nov. 6
1089
709
2481
741
2136
2679
2411
456
564
487
17^4
1019
3050
1187
1989
1032
1825
2074
690
592
157
51
640
108
186
694
(211
1212
259
179
61
601
174
511
643
597
109
133
120
424
218
740
296
486
254
432
Official
Gazette.
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162 i 67
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264
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513
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518
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
505
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Fuel. Composition of matter for artificial
Fuel-economizer
Fuel-ecouoinizer
Fuelfeedina: device
Fuel-feeding meaaurins and regulating device. Au-
tomatic
Fuel. Garbage and sawdust
Fuel- support or grate
Fulminating compound
Fume-arrester
Fumes of lead sulfid. Method of and apparatus tor
saving
Fumigator
Fumigator
Fumi eator
Fumigator. Poultry-
Funnel '
Funnel
Funnel
Funnel. Automatic
Fur from pelts. Machine for cutting
Furnace :
See Bagasse-furnace.
Blast-furnace.
Boiler-furnace.
Boiler or other fur-
nace.
Brick-kiln furnace.
Calcine- furnace.
Coking-furnace.
Cremation-furnace.
Crematory furnace.
Cupola-furnace.
Electric furnace.
Fireplace-furnace.
Garbage -cremating
furnace.
Gas-furnace.
Gas -burning fur-
nace.
Glass-furnace.
Glass-melting fur-
nace.
Heating-furnace.
Hot-air furnace.
Hot-water furnace.
Japanning-furnace.
Locomotive or other
furnace.
Metallurgical fur-
nace.
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace ,
Furnace
F urnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Fuinace
Furnare
Muffle-furnace. '
Open-hearth furnace.
Ore-roasting furnace.
Ore roasting and smelt-
ing furnace.
Pigment-furnace.
Portable fuinace.
Kegeneratingfumace.
Regenerative furnace.
Eeverberatory furnace.
Eeverberatory and regen-
erative furnace.
Eoastin g-fumace.
Smelting-furnace.
Smelting and refining
furnace.
Smelting and separating
furnace.
Smoke-abating furnace.
Smoke -consuming fur-
nace.
Smoke and gas consum-
ing furnace.
Smoke - preventing fur-
nace.
Smokeless furnace.
Soldering-iron furnace.
Tank-furnace.
Name.
E. Nienstaedt .
L. J. Hirt
J. Milne
J. Da vies
W. H.Cooke..
J. D. Olisny . .
E. Falest
H. Maxim
J. J. Storer...
E. 0. Bartlett.
H. Hoffman
E. G. Home
T. A . Manahan
B. Coddington
C. W-Beall
H. G. James
I. F. Root and "W. 0. Silvey .
H. I. Keiner
C.E. Sackett
E. and A. W. Bennis .
R.Bow
No.
.523,368
518,718
519,023
.524,579
515,932
.524,488
526,073
529.334
516,664
515,038
525,497
524,943
.527.699
522,337
.'-29,998
530.690
531,388
530,228
517,397
M. C. Browne
A. Bryce
T. E. Caddy
G. M. Conway
E. B. Coxe
E. B. Coxe
E. B. Coxe
S.J.Curry
A. L. Engelbach and S. E. Brether-
tnn.
E. L. Ford
"W. Freakley
G. F. Gallagher and T. B. Moore . .
F.B. Giesler
R. Hartje
Furnace H. W. Hemingway
Furnace J. Hinstin. (Reissue)
Furnace .- i F. W. Ingram and E. E. Carr ,
Furnace | A. Jay
! N. Johnson
Furnace.
Furnace.
Furnace-
Furnace.
Furnace.
Furnace.
Furnace.
Fjirnace.
Furnace-
Furnace.
Furnace-
Furnace.
Furnace.
Furnace.
Furnace.
528,219
520,032
514,906
526,612
521,203
520,035
517,044
517,645
518,578
515,197
518,493
513,100
522,340
526,776
.526.524
515,471
513,680
11,420
524,328
552,215
529,795
523,579
513,641
528.944
E. Jolicard
D. Jones
F. A. Jones
J. ,T^de Kinder I 523.040
513,515
515,867
.530,489
524,392
526.657
515.612
517,627
518,629
520,124
531,394
A. Kliinne .
R. H. Laird
G. Maag
D. J. McKenzie and W. Martin
T. B. Moore
F. H. Richards
F. H . Ricli ards
M. H. C. Shann
I.D. Smead
H. D. Smith
Date.
July 24
Apr. 24
May 1
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Feb. SO
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
July 3
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
MonTlily
volume.
2066
2230
136
1051
311
902
1307
1447
15.'i2
1750
297
1666
1684
278
2624
1097
2317
271
2820
Oct. 30
May 22
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
June 12
May 22
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
•Jan. 23
July 3
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
May 22
Aug. 14
July 3
Nov. 27
July 24
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
July 17
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 24
May 22
Dec. 25
1910
1551
2241
802
1913
378
381
1978
1997
1828
2283
283
180
2104
2474
3262
2554
614
72
2953
2432
3196
791
1492
2975
214
734
751
2317
2695
345
2061
2067
2324
555
33
259
74
369
442
73
407
405
73
630
266
553
67
; 659
1660
Oiticial
Gazette.
629
C467
H68
388
535
C188
) 189
469
91
91
489
498
453
552
74
42
501
612
.C801
) 802
Cfil7
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148
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C537
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610
784
185
371
732
50
179
183
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670
82
513
C504
^505
554
69
I 67
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68
|67
67
67
67
67
66
67
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68
69
68
66
435
451
562
871
1511
844
1414
930
1774
1214
1207
9P4
340
56
1176
1429
1684
1264
2033
936
1178
1601
1355
937
73
74
392
1260
367
527
57
3t
1575
1362
747
1056
792
1105
.500
730
811
313
69G
1493
l:-i49
816
1615
1405
67
422
965
1685
506
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inrention.
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Furnace
Fuinace
Furnace air-feeiliiig device
Furnace-bottom
Furnace-breasts. Method of and apparatus for cool-
ing
Furnace cast-liouse. Blast-
Furnace cast-houses. Mold for Wast-
Furnace-charging apparatus. Blast-
Furnace-door
Furnace-door -
Furnace doors and mouths. Combination water-
jacket for
Furnace draft-regulating appaiatns
Furnace. Fine-fuel
Furnace. Fine-fuel
Furnace for burning refuse matter
Furnace for distilling zinc
Furnace for heating or working metals electrically. . .
Furnace lor roasting and distilling refractory ore's . .-
Furnace for steel -melting or analogous purposes.?
High-temperatnre S
Furnace for treating refractory ores
Furnace for treating refuse of cities
Furnace fuel-feeding device
Furnace- gases. Apparatus for separating metallic
furaes from
Furnace-grate
Furnace-grate
Furnace-grate
Furnace-grate
Furnace grat e-bar
Furnace grate Boiler-
Furnace. L,iqnid-fuel
Furnace. Liqnid-fuel
Furnace. Mechanical-stoker
Furnace or other flue. Still-
Furnace or stove grate
Furnace-pipe
Furnace. Self-feeding smokeless
Furnace-tap
Furnace. Traveling-floor
Furnace. Tiavelmg-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace. Traveling-grate
Furnace- walls. Composition for
Furnaces. Air-induction apparatus for
Furnaces. Air-moistening device for hot-air
Furnaces. Apparatus for controlling the admission)!
of air to 5
Furnaces. Apparatus for controlling the admission?
of air to 5
Furnaces. Automatic device for feeding megass- ....
Furnaces. Blast- feeding apparatus for
Furnaces. Charging apparatus for filling blast-
Furnaces. Cohl-air-draft regulator for
Fuinaces. Construction of puddling or other
Furnaces. Dust-chamber for metallurgical
Furnaces. Forehearth for smelting-
Furnaces. Fibi ehearth jacket for blast-
Furnaces. Grate for boiler or other
Furnaces. Means for promoting combustion in
Furnaces. Method of and apparatus for extracting
moisture fiom air forblast-
Furnaces. Preparingcharges for and charging metal-
lurgical
Furnaces. Promoting combustion in
Name.
No.
S. M. Trapp j ."523,089
J. W. TTpson I 523.24!)
0. Wagener , 510,748
J. P. Weis ' 530,8r>9
J. "W. "Wilkinson ■ 520,551
A. H.Woodrutf 520.475
E. n. Yeoman 525.399
T. Craney 518,054
A. Beyer .524,238
M. W; lies 51.'i,085
C. L. Miller and J. E.George j 518,415
C.L. Miller and J. E. George 518,417
F. C. Eoberts I 519,094
L. Duffner | 520,730
C. K. Pickles I 521,447
S. G.Leyson 1 530,539
G. L. Thiell | 526,419
H. Kluepfel . . .
C. Wegener . . .
T. P. Mahon...
C. Francisci ...
C.L. Coffin....
A. Spier
B. H. Thwaite.
F. C. Butterfield .
J. J. Storer
J. W. Wetmore..,
M. "W. lies
S. F. Dobbins...
J. H. Meissner .
T. H. MuUer . . .
W. E. Eoney and 0. A. Stranahan..
G. H. Randolph ,
H. C. "Wiggins
E. S. Sperry
E. S. Sperry
E. Newton
T. "W. Chamberlain and E. L. Agan.
A. Jahant
H. McMillin
G. Gulickson
E. P. Mathewson
F. H. Eichards
E. B. Coxe
F. H. Eichards .'
F. H. Eichards
F. H. Eichards
F. H. Eichards
F. H. Eichards
F. H. Eichards ! 527,452
516,052
517,632
523,478
526,808
512 002
516,126
515,452
518,662
518,285
534,518
515,034
.525,191
529,286
512,735
519,775
524,468
517,130
615.261
518,794
513.244
517,404
.528,105
525,467
520,986
515,244
.527.453
537,593
517,067
527,448
527,449
527,450
527,451
F. H. Eichards
F. H. Eichards
F. H. Eichards
J. Kirchmann and K. Sobwing-
hammer.
J.Mills
G. "W. Fridrich
G. L. Thiell
527,454
.527,455
527,719
529,450
527,615
528,202
515,377
526,510
522,445
525,045
518,769
518,984
.519,620
515,071
M. W. lies 522,417
M. W. lies ! 515,083
"W. McClave I 529,291
J. B. Davids [ 530,299
J. Gayley 527,844
W. B. Hughes
J. B. Davids
G. L. Thiell
"W.P. Abell
E. Cartwright
T. F. Witherbee
A. H. Zimmerman
J". L. Smith
A. Chanute and M. "W. Hes-
Date.
July 17
July 17
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Mav 29
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Apr, 17
May 1
May 29
June 12
Dec. 11
Monthl,y
volume.
1557
1869
1699
1378
2805
2033
145
1068
456
1818
1702
1701
264
3108
1242
831
Sept. 25 1938
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
July 24
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
May 15
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
June 5
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
524,551
i
519,325
Sept. 25
July 3
Aug. 28
Apr. 21
May 1
May 8
Feb. 20
July 3
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
May 8
1532
356
2267
228
1443
628
Feb. 27 2443
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Jan. 16 1659
2120
1464
956
1817
2128
1303
1483
872
2344
2112
2353
2524
2835
2510
256
422
2084
1279
1509
2243
1262
1264
1268
12T2
1275
1234
1288
1708
1081
1.543
2576
Feb. 27 2324
2080
472
1-66
2315
78
1239
1800
417
1815
1373
394
1923
1013
708
C390
) 391
C409
\i'0
402
328
077
484
30
270
11)7
458
423
423
03
753
293
200
C461
<462
(463
305
84.85
570
55
348
147
?605
)606
5530
\ 531
366
235
458
519
327
C398
?399
360
215
553
524
583
609
663
607
62
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5102
518
314
367
531
(310
?311
C311
?312
312
C312
\ 313
313
(314
J 315
315
412
374
623
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(578
5 495
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120
456
575
20
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454
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I 107
458
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J 331
99
463
Official
Gazette.
07 I 842
08 ' 838
06 1940
60 : 1282
67 ' 474
06 576
66 t 2036
69 523
08 1198
[ 67 1273
00 1276
69 267
69
66
69
•69
69
[66 ' 1334
1 68 1571
68 ■ 94
08 1048
67 467
07 550
07 784
66 . 1223
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66 I 1226
1 69 ! 9l5
69 1287
69 401
250 I 08 803
174 67 688
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
507
Invention.
^ame.
Pnmaces, shafts, chimneys, lic. Construction of?
blast- " X
Furnaces Stoker for en sine- ,
Furnaces. "NYind-jacket for blast-
Furniture
Furnituie and collapsible tahlo. Combination ar- i
tide of
Furniture-base
Furniture-clamp
Furtiiture. Conjbinalion
Furniture. Combination
Furniture cover-hold ing device
Fnrnitnie. Device for'fastening siip-coTers on up-
bolstered
Furniture. Folding
Furniture ,ioint. School-
Furnitnre-joints. Device fortightening
Furniture-leg attachment
Furniture. Office
Furniture-pac.liing device
Furniture. Revolving
Fnrrovcopener and stalk-knocker. Combined
Fuse-box
Fuse-box
Fuse-box. Electrical
Fuse box. Multiple-electric- -
Fuse-canper
Fuse. Electric safety-
Fuse. Electrical safety-
Fuse for projectiles. Percussion;
Fuse for projectiles. Time-
Fuse for shells. Tirae-
Fuse. Multiple blasting-
Fuse. Safety percussion-
Fuse. Shell-
Fuse. Time-
W. P. Ingham
E. T. MoWhorter
L. B. Walker and J. Murphy .
E. B. Sigafoos
A. W. Ellison
W. P. Tracy
D. Vandernieulen.
•n.B. Geer
E. L. Still
P. J Mavent
H. Sehcr
Pressure-gage.
Ttain-gage.
King-gage.
Eule-eage.
Shingle-gage.
Steam-pressure gage.
Snrface-gage.
■Watchmaker's length-
eage.
Water-gage.
Weather board gage.
Wire-gage.
S. Aufrecht
G. M. Bennett
H. T.Davis
E. Dempsey
W. J. McGrath
E. F. Tubach
0. O. Krabol and 0. Bostad.
Cr. W. Murray
C. L.A.shloy
A. Ekstrom
.1. W. Packard
E. A. Parson
G. A. Teel
.T. Sachs
O. M.Eau
W. J. Dungan
W.J.Smith
M. Dreger and A. Wratzke-
W. J. C.Doyle
H. C. Seddon
D. Conekin
W.J. Smith
No.
528,480
.•130.117
520,719
531,010
528,' 32
527,007
513.027
510.005
519,030
52-1,834
517,306
521,129
523,881
527,222
Date.
Gage;
See Boiler Tvater-gage.
Caliper-gage.
Depth-gage.
Fauce t register-gage.
Finger-gage.
Gas pressure gage.
Hoof-gage.
Liquid-gage.
Lock marking-gage.
Lumber- gage.
Micrometer-gage.
' Micrometer surface-
gage.
Gage I L. 0. Barrett... 530,468
Gage : C. B. Bosworth 522, 551
Gage iT. Francis 1 529, 61 3
Gage and finger-guard. Combined i A.T. Snell , ; 523,380
Gage and square. Combined hinge- A. D. Goodell .531, 114
Gage-brace J. F. Alley i .521,579
Gage for bias-cutters N. Steen 519,509
Gaining-machine R. J. Laidlaw 515.912
Gaining-machine C. Sevmour 515,2,53
Galvanic batterv C. E.Buell 523,758
Galvanic battery M. M. Clark ; 528,2?6
Galvanic battery F. Fullner , .522,559
Galvanic battery M. M. Hayden I 528, 669
Galvanic battery ; C. "W. A. JSertel ' 519.330
Galvanic battery G. He wett 522,983
Galvanic battery i L. F. Johnson ] 522,836
Galvanic battery E. F. Jv'orthrup : 520, 120
Galvanic element A. Ileil 523,892
Galvanic ring D. Hattenback ; 530,522
Galvanizing apparatus G. G. McMurtry ] .530,491
Galvanizing furnace. Pot or tank G. Liebau ,! , 515,594
Galvanometer E. G. Willyoung 517,253
Game apparatus i J. Adler and J. A. Chase 512,144
Game apparatus W. A . Barnes 526, 554
Game apparatus W. G. Burns , 517,600
Game apparatus C. F. Burlis 524,931
Game apparatus I W. E. Castelow 522.704
Game apparatus - i C. C. Clawson 517,436
Game apparatus | E. L. Coffin 517.262
Game apparatus i W. J. Hillis ; 516,789
Game apparatus i E. C. Howell ' 529,913
Game apparatus I V. Kobler-Stauder 529,868
Game apparatus 0. Olsson ' 529,802
G. S. Parker and J. P. Friend .526,908
K. J. Rolfson 524,297
J. R. Rowlands ' 523,712
F. R. Schleininger ' .526,946
N. 0. Starks j 514,688
P. Thamerus I 514.520
Game apparatus .
Game apparatus
Game apparatus .
Game apparatus .
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
May 29
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
May 1 5
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
May 15
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
June 5
Oct. 9
Mav 22
Oct. 9
July 3
Sept. 25
July 17
Oct. 9 1
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
June 5
July 31
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
OlBcial
Gazette.
3003
72
3093
1G29
71.2
518
2186
439
1733
1488
2640
1745
75t
22-14
767
2332
1217
2579
904
2255
19
647
2517
747
100
2070
1612
917
1769
2C76
667
2978
889
Dec. 4
July 3
Nov. 20
July 24
Dec. 18
June 19
May 8
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
July 31
Oct. 30
July 3
Nov. 0
May 8
July 17
July 10
May 22
July 31
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
July 10
Apr. 3
Mar. £7
Mar. 20
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
July 31
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
674
635
]9(i0
2082
1811
1479
1025
280
2098
2759
2728
054
267
715
1393
1142
2059
2995
803
737
2667
2550
685
2145
298
1650
902
21
2565
^ I H-l
20 on
748 07
179 ! 09
134
.521
ini
425
363
620
428
175
536
187
549
313
617
226
538
4
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609
183
23
492
404
227
420
642
; 157
158
741
69
66
66
07
68
66
67
68
08
09
06
07
69
67
69
67
69
67
69
08
68
68
69
68
69
I 67
•68
1228
1170
1542
800
104
438
1534
889
964
1997
891
l.?01
1602
157
1938
243
1734
185
1672
1200
136
1049
154
19
15li9
337
189
1502
1187
1318
617
215 I
216 : i
168
162
460
524
430
346
248
60
521
685
659
165
65
176
348
283
503
745
199
180
662
598
165
513
69
404
222
5,6
001
CO
68
69
68
69
67
67
66
06
68
69
68
69
67
68
68
67
68
09
09
66
1339
124
1043
438
1575
1497
745
1506
1279
576
563
128
693
690
295
231
964
020
1378
1349
1400
66 i 1980
06 • 131
68 1583
67 i .59
68
68
67
66
1750
412
2455
(.591
J 592
2383
570
2265
540
404
101
556
132
2077
f664
i665
459
113
1189
296
912
231
991
189
7
1982
66 1809
[69 1143
09 ! 1131
69 1 1107
75
761
561
1095
1042
508
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Garae apparatus
Game apparatus
Game apparatus. Bubble-
Game apparatus. Checli-controUecl
Garae apparatus. Coin-control led
Game apparatus. Coin-controlled
Game apparatus. Coin-controlled
Garae .apparatus. Coin-rontrolled
Game appRratus. Foot-ball-
GaiTie apparatus. Parlor-
Garae-bag
Game-board
Game-board
Game-board
Game board
Game-board
Game-board
Game-board
Game board or apparatus
Game-board support
Game. Chasing
Game. Coin-controlled
Garaecount r
Game-counter
Game-counter
Game-counter
Game-counter
Game instructor. Child's
Game-machine. Disk-operated
Game of curling. Device for playing tlie
Game or amusement
Game or puzzle. Combination
Game table
Game-table
Game-table
Game-table for soap bubbles
Game table. Parlor-
Games. Apparatus for playing '.
Games. Score-board for foot-ball
Garbage and similar waste products. Utilizing
Garbage-burning apparatus
Garbage-can
Garbage cremating apparatus
Garbage cremating furnace
Garbage-crematory
Garbage crematory or furnace
Garbage furnace
Garbage-receptacle
Garbage-receptacle
Garba ge-receptaclc
Garbage-receptacle
Garbage-receptacle
Garbage. Treating
Garbage-treating apparatus
Garden implement
Garden implement
Garment and belt. Corabined military
Garment and gusset therefor. Bifurcated
Garment and Imitting same. Union
Garment. Body-
Garment-clasp
Garment-clasp
Garment-clasp
Garment-clasp
Garment. Combination-
Garment. Dancer's
Garment-fastener
G.iTment-fastener
Garment-fastener
Garment fastening
Garment-hanger
GarTneut-holder
Garment-hook
Garment-hook
Garment hook
G.arraent-pattern. Adjustable
Garment-protector
Garment-securing device
Garraent-stand
Garment-stretcher
Garment-Bupporter
Garment supporter
Garment-supporter
5fo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
G. Troxler, Jr 51G.994
E. "Weibel .512,346
C. E. Wheeland I .524.475
M. M. Wilson 519,078
L. Wvler 529,228
E. E. McNaughton 519,770
G. W.Brong 518,875
M. O. Griswold 511,947
"W. M. Keane 521,932
H. Matern
A.L. Pratt
T. Kniebt
M. M. Wilson
■G. H. Rawlings
J. F. Beaman
C.E. Boyer
J, B. Davids
J. B. Davids
C. W. Fishel
F. A. Higgins
W. Hoffman
H. W. C. Smith
J. Green
A.L. Leonard
iT. Roeber
G. C. Bateraan
A. Folger and W. 11. Winder.
H. C. Phillips
W. Sowdon
J. G. Ward and J. W. Ball ..
P. A. Finn
J. A.Hunt
J. B. Hamilton
J.B. Davids
W. T.Carter
W. E. Andrew
G. Hunzinger
J. L. Schachel
E. E. McNaughtou .
J. A. Standen
C. A. L. Totten....
A. A. Irwin
N. B. Powter
W. Eisley
S. Lebach
T.M.Clark
J. F. Chazotte
J. E. McKay and A. G. Deianoy. . .
W. L. .Tohnson
J. B. Wayt
D. Daniels ,
H. A. Heidsieck
J. D. Houseman, Jr
H. B. Nailor
B. F. Wise
W. MacDonald
C. A. Ball
C. G. Mortenson
D. and W. Eunck
E.Kice
.«!. B. and F. F. Lewis
W. A. O'Brien
F. W.Warner
G. Bradshaw
D. Roth
S. Schwarz
S. Schwarz
R. M. Shelley
M. L. Fuller
A. Pickcn
E. S. Smith
W. S. Whcatfleld
M. C . Moran
N. Xeilen
C. Peacock
R. Ahlers
0. L. Mason and R. C. Cole.
J. J. Ziegler, Jr
H. M. Lambright
G. Rooko
0. Van Oestrum
0. Borchert
L. Mallory
G. E. Adams
F. G. D.avis
G. W. Ferguson
518,617
531,469
513,116
512,421
519,271
529,5t'2
526,373
512,165
519.324
512,104
511,773
519,041
521,737
.527,279
512,654
518,726
514,897
529,118
521.889
515,560
525,777
515,076
517,046
517,103
519,326
524,703
515,458
522,014
518,860
529,043
512,337
526,469
51.5,959
530,126
517,301
523,125
526,516
520,105
517,288
516,706
523,699
514,881
525,103
522,525
512,261
513,628
528,002
529,236
529,562
517,888
523,177
Mar. 20
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
May 1
Nov. J 3
May 15
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
June 20
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Jiin. 23
Jan. 9
May 1
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
May 8
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
May 1
June 19
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
June 26
Feb. 27
Sept. 1 1
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
May 8
Aug. 21
Feb. 27
June 26
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
July 17
Sept. 25
May 22
Mar. 27
Mar. 20 i
July 31 I
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
July 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Oct. 23 I
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Apr. 10 I
July 17 I
Apr. 3 !
Oct. 9 i
May 8 I
July 24
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
May 29
Dec. 11
June 12
May 15
Oct. 2
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Apr. 21
Nov. 13
May 22
Nov. 13
June 26
June 12 [
Sept. 25 :
2092
495
1017
248
881
217
239
56
1264
304
1476
358
C614
^615
2481
375 j 87
2102 ! 504
2465
2318
1150
592
1915
1830
733
707
625
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1745
992
1536'
2245
1,S38
1065
2005
2614
790
1806 \
2199
2304
709
1261
2452
2265
2453
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2022
357 I
80 ;
2631
1651
2092
20^3
587
558
279
144
456
436
177
174
150
12
40
414
240
368
559
384
157
484
048
182
456
C520
^521
543
174
311
607
543
608
223
248
482
84
23
(617
J 618
412
C498
I 499
496
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2007
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386'.
2655
658
1506
3-7
1973
483
594
1.52
872
210
3174
779
2237
1279
( 307
1308
1881
447
770
192
1745
(437
\ 438
268
61
874
213
993
ato
2228
560
2013
483
780
191
78t
191
827
200
1583
392
2178
519
2795
675
1173
285
1125
265
1789
438
200
47
1021
257
2422
570
532
128
1096
416
2452
608
1119
271
2307
559
1360
326
1833
437
902
213
2102
501
f6
66
68
67
69
67
^67
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66
66
67
69
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67
66
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67
67
69
66
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68
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66
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66
69
I 66
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66
69
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69
67
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67
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
509
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Garment-supporter
Garment-supporter .•
Garment-.supporter
Garment-supporter
Gaiment supporter
Garment-supporter
Garment-supporter and underwaist
Garment su])porter clasp
Garment-supporter clasp
Garment-supporting clasp
Garter ad.iuster and fastener
Gas and electric coupling
Gas and electric light fixture. Combination
Gas apparatus
Gas apparatus
Gas apparatus
Gas. Apparatus for administering nitroua-oxid .
Gas. Apparatus for charging liquids with
Gas. Apparatus for manufacturing
Gas.
Apparatus for manufacturing
Gas. Apparatus for manufacturing hydrogen
Gas. Apparatus for manufacturing water-
Gas. Apparatus for releasing carbonic-acid
Gas. Apparatus for simultaneously scrubbing, puri-
fi'ing, and condensing
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. .A pparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Ai)paratus for the manufacture of hydrogen .
Gas apparatus. Steam supply and circulating sys-
tem for water-
Gas apparatus. Water-
Gas apparatus. "Water-
Gas apparatus. Water-
Gas apparatus. "Water-oil-
Gas as fuel for calcining limestone. Apparatus for
utilizing producer
Gas-balance for ascertaining specific gravity of gases
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner. Automatic
Gas-burner for heaters
Gas-burner governor
Gas-burner heating attachment
Gas burner. Illuminating-
Gas-burner lighting device
Gas burner. Oil-
Gas burner. Oil-
Gas-burner regnlator
Gas-bui-ner safety attachment
Gas-burning furnace for steam-boilers
Gas. Charging and combining wort, liquors, &c.,
with carbonic-acid
Gas-cleaner
Gas cocks. Clock luochanism for operating
Gas. Coin-freed apparatus for the automatic salea,nd
delivery of
Gas-compressor
Gas-controller
Gas cut-off. Automatic
Gas cut-off device
Gas cut-off device
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine .
Gas-engine.
Gas-engine.
Gas-engine.
Xame.
W. C. Hovt
W. Ogden
G. W.Parker ...
W. A. Stephen . .
W. H. Sythes....
C.J.White
C. Y. llichmond .
F. D. Harding . . .
C. W. Stimsou ..
"F. L. Chappell ..
W. L. Braddook .
W.J.Kelly
a. A T.oeben
T. Curley
C. E. White ....
W. Smithard ...
E. Rueff
E. R. Ellsworth.
F. Mayer
P. Tarrington ...
J.E. Peters
C.F. A. Convert.
C. W. Blodget ...
W. A. Allen .
E. M. Bidelman.
P. Dvorkovitz ..
E. R. Ellsworth.
J. W. Hayes...
J. J. Kirkham .
H. M. Lovejoy.
O. N. Guldiin. .
A. G. Glasgow...
A. G. Glasgow...
O.N. Guldiin ....
H. Eourness
W. A. Koneman .
M. Arndt
H. Epprecht
S. P. Es.sex
H. A. Fit
G. Heidel
P.Keller
S. M. Kemp
R. Pemberton . . .
C. If. Robbins ...
C. Whittingham .
G. I. Ewers
A. T. Welch
A.Hall
E. Copland
No.
S. M. MuUin and S. C. Green 516,573
517,910
5U,C28
.518,514.
522,687
523,224
525,380
516,226
518,587
516,344
531,144
518,582
512,950
523,112
515,680
516,865
526,243
524,108
519,039
519,040
529,262
5-26,364
513,945
527,397
520,,521
529,324
515,669
520,309
528,883
513,790
510,107
528,446
529,003
515,758
519,749
516,328
516,153
522,088
515,759
514,218
513,028
514,143
524,801
519,373
513,858
T. S. C. Lowe I 529,625
H. F. Lossie 5 12,307
J. Gow 524,061
C. A. Shaw
G. I. Ewers
■T. M. Ferguson
I.Wood
F. M. Brooks and C. J. "Wolfreys . ..
H. EachvTeiler
G. E. Belmor
E. Adam and M. 0. Rehfuss
B. F. Sllliman
E. Brownhill
L. Johnson and L. Fridlund .
A. Kleinfeldt
A. Kleinfeldt
J. B. Carse
J. B. Carse
B.H.Coffey
H. T.Dawson
H. T. Dawson .
W. W. Grant .
J. W. Hartley and J. Kerr.
C.F.Hirsch
527,081
516,798
531,123
522,6(10
522,601
518,177
518,178
514,211
513,486
530,508
525,651
515,770
526,837
Date,
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
May 1
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
June 19
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
June 26
Jan. 2
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Ffb. 13
Apr. 17
July 10
July 17
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
July 17
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
May 1
May 1
Nov. 13
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
May 29
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
May 22
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
May 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
June 26
Mar. 6
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
May 8
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
July 10
July 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
2587
414
43
1545
1557
1444
429
2360
1913
347
445
2311
IfiSa
1271
1390
810
1092
1871
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Gas engine .
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine. .
Gas-engine. -
Gas-engine. .
Gas-engine. .
Gas-engine. .
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine. .
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine. .
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine..
Gas-engine. .
Name.
F. Hirscb .
F. Hirsch.
C. S. Hisey
J. Labataille and J. J. Graff.
J). C. Luce
.T. McGeorge
F. S. Mead
H. B. Migliavacca
E. Naijot
F.C.Olin
J. and \V. Paterson
T. H. and J. T. H. Paul
H. Pokony
S.D.Shepperd
H. Swain ..
E. Thayer .
H. Voll....
Gas-engine. Explosive
Gas-engine igniter
Gas-engine. Vapor
Gas-forcing plant
Gas from crude oil. Making fuel-
Gas from liquid by-produc ts. Apparatus for separat-
ing
Gas-furnace
Gas. Furnace for producing fuel-
Gas furnace. Natural-
Gas-generating apparatus
Gas-generator
Gas-generator
Gas-generator
J. Walrath
Gas generator and burner
Gas-generators. Oil-feeding apparatus for
Gas-governor
Gas-governor
Gas-governor. Automatic
Gas-governor. Station
Gas-heater and germ-destroyer
Gas heating apparatus
Gas-holder
Gas-holder
Gas holder and purifier
Gasholder tank
Gas-jet shade attachment
Gaslight er. Electric
Gas-lighter. Electric
Gas-liahter. Electric
Gas lightingand extinguishing apparatus. Automatic.
Gas lighting and extinguishing apparatus. Time
Gas-lighting attachment
Gas-lighting. Burner for incandescent
Gas-lighting device
Gas. machine. Hydrogen-
Gas-mains. Siphon test-box for
Gas-mains. Siphon test-box for
Gas-making apparatus
Gas-making apparatus
Gas-making apparatus
Gas-making apparatus
Gas-making apparatus
F. Hirsch
TV. "W. Grant
E.Hill
C. F. A. Convert .
J. A. Dixon
G. Axdorfer
J. Harleman
F.Denz
H. F. U. Schwahn .
J. L. Hastings .
H. F. Smith ...
D. Stearns
Gas-making apparatus
Gas. Manufacturing
Gas. Manufacturing
Gas-manufacturing apparatus .
Gas-meter
Gas meter
Gas-meter
C. F. Sanford
0. S. (luldlin
W. 0. Ludovici
S. H. Moore
J. J. Myers
J. Hawkyard
W. L. Potter
J. W. Underwood
A. Kliinne
H. Miiller
D. McDonald
F. Maver
V. I. Copland
TV. L. Brown
J. O. Dahlgren
CO. Savage
N. H. and A. B. Shaw .
A. B. Shaw
F. M.Brooks
M. Horwitz
C. TV. Muchall
H.IR. Pomeroy
A. Bouvier
A. Bouvier
E. R.'Ellsworth
C. C. Gilmore
J. TV. Kenevel
J. W". Kenevel
.TV. A. Koneman
J. E. TVeaver .
M. Lorois
G. M. TVestman
,T. D. Blakeley
E. Haas
C. TV. Hinraan
0. C. Pudan and L. B. Fulton.
Gas-meter
Gas-meter
Gas-meter. Coin-freed
Diaphragm
Dry
Gas-meter. Prepayment
Gas-meters, &c. Register for-
Gas-meter.
Gas-meter.
H. H. Spi'ague.
F. C. Viney .--
J. Hawkyard..
J. B. TVallaee .
E. McGrady...
TV. N. Milsted.
H. B. Goodwin
No.
522,712
530,523
514,713
517,821
519,863
525,857
528,006
528,105
515,530
525,358
528.489
530,237
514,271
521,443
519,880
517,077
527,635
522,811
518,717
514,359
512,703
517,681
520,038
520,404
516,351
514,310
521,479
i530,n44
517,398
518,202
Date.
July 10
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
May 15
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
Deo. 4
Feb. 6
822
872
263
664
480
143 !
056 i
132 I
514
284
114 I
963
459
300
397
313
836
697
054
775
449
062
582
852
524,514
514.185
522,325
,522.326
520,687
June 12
May 15
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
July 10
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
May 22
May 29
Mar. 13
Feb. 6
June 19
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
June 26
Nov. a
July 3
June 19
July 3
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
May 15
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
June 5
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
July 10
Oct. 2
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
July 3
July 3
May 29
513,959 ' Jan. 30
.529,453
517,202
512,270
.522,054
523,349
523,291
517,368
521,745
523,637
512.135
524,859
520,251
517,406
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
June 26
July 24
July 17
Mar. 27
June 19
July 24
Jan. 2
Au§. 21
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume. .
913
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1233
671
1032
949
2241
2409
2569
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3076
289
508
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2259
1575
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
511
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Gas. Method of and means for chaiging aodcombin-
ins fermented or unfeimentedliqiiid.s with carbonic-
acid
Gas-mixer
G as-motor
Gas-motor
Gas motor. Ammoniacal-
Gas-motor engine. Keactionary
Gas-motor igniter
Gas or hydrocarbon motor
Gas or other meter. Coin-controlled
Gas or petroleum motor
Gas-pressure gage
Gas. Process of and apparatus for making
Gas. Process of and apparatus for raaliing
Ga.x. Process of and apparatus lor the manufacture
of
Gas-producer
Gas-producer
Gas-producing furnace
Gas-purifying apparatus ,
Gas-regulator
Gas-regulator for water-heaters
Gas-retort
Gas-retort charging apparatus
Gas -retort lid
Gas. Rotary ap]paratus for generation of chlorin
Gas-service pipes. Condenser and drip for
Gas under pressure. Vessel for containing
Gas-wells. Method of and apparatus for removing
water or oil from bottoms of
Gases. Apparatus for treating substances with
Gases. Closing receivers charged with.compressed
or liquefied
Gases. Method of and apparatus for detecting and
measuring inflammable
Gases. Process of and apparatus for analyzing
Gases. Process of and apparatus for analyzing
Gases. Process of and apparatus for destroying nox-
ious
Gaseous products in breweries. Method of and ap-
paratus for the recovery of waste
Gases. Recovering iodids, chlorids, or other salts
from blast-furnace
Gases under pressure for obtaining motive power.
Means for generating
Gases with liquids. Apparatus for mixing
Gasket ,
Gasometer
Gasometer. Coin-controlled
Gate:
See Automatic gate. Fly- sate.
Bridge-gate. Folding gate.
Car-gate. Railway-gate.
Car-platform gate. Railway-crossing gate.
Car safety-gate. Railway-train gate.
Elevator-gate. Safety-gate.
Elevator safety-gate. Self-opening gate.
Elevator-shaft gate. Sliding gate.
End-gate. SIiilinn:and swinginggale.
Farm-gate. Swinging gate.
Fence-gate. Turnstile-gate.
Flood-gate. "Water-gate.
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Name.
E. Adam and M. O. Rehfuss-
D. P. Stirk
K. A. Jakobson
M. Lorois.
P. J. McMahon .
W.A.Shaw....
W. F. West ....
W. Seek
S. Simpson
H. M. L. Crouan.
C. W. Hinman...
W. F. Browne .
W. Heckert and W. P. Rowland . .
F. B. Johnson, W.P. Hall, W. Oak-
ley, and G. F. Currey.
L. Bemelraans
E.J. Dutr
S. P. Hutchinson and S.L.Wiegand-
G. E. Gilhaus and J. A. Richter
T. G.Lewis
A. H. Scblueter
T. Hennessy
J. C. Chandler
C. C. Walker
J. W. Sutton
A. H. Giudele
W. W. Pope
R. H. Staley
J.J. Melville
E. btern
B.C. Tilghman, Jr
E. A. Uehling
E. A. Uehling and A. Steinbart
R. H. Doud
O. Z wietusch
P. Gredt
A. Nobel
C. andF. Bartelt
T. Saunders
W. Wood
W. Alexander and W.E. Thompson.
C. C. Aikman
M Alston
J. W. Bennett
R, 0. S. Bosworth
O.B. Colcord
A. Cronkhite
C.G.Deloye
J. F. Ferris and W. M. Thomas
W. F. Gatewood
W. F. Gatewood
F.S. Gray
J. L. Harris
J. M. Hefner
AT. C. Hooker
J. M. Hurst
J. E. Knapp
No.
523,501
514,631
514,996
529,452
525,859
523,734
513,289
526,640
515,116
513,786
525,131
527;789
520,401
515,569
517,271
514,994
525,072
519,845
514,428
531,530
522,705
522,137
527,899
520.675
526,257
528,449
520,369
528,820
524,361
521,444
.522.746
528,718
518,361
529,070
515,500
522,396
519,413
517,254
526,138
523.782
514,611
512,598
525,184
515,073
517;331
510.348
523.202
513,914
526,701
521,880
526,312
528 876
515,430
527,693
531,378
Date.
July 24
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
July 31
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
Oct. 23
May 22
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
May 15
Feb. fi
Dec. 25
July 10
June 20
Oct. 23
May 29
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
Mav 22
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Juno 12
July 10
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
July 3
May 8
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
Julv 31
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
July 17
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
June 26
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
2309
1098
1678
1C83
957
2717
2596
2278
1868
3426
2016
1835
2548
2627
2578
1675
1917
1598
744
2565
903
2405
2029
3023
1625
3005
2505
543
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1235
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2513
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765
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512
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Gate
Gate
Gate ^
Gate \
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate :
Gate
Gate
Gate and registering mechanism
Gate-closing device
Gate-controlling apparatus. Head-
Gate or door
Gates automatically. Device for opening or closing
farm-
Gazette-holder
' Gear and ^governor. Keversing-
Gear. Bevel-
Gear-case
Gear-cutter
Gear-cutter. Multiplex
Gear-cutl ing machiue
Gear. Driving-
Gear. Elastic
Gear-fi nishing raacbine
Gear for driving small machines
Gear-forging. Making dies lor
Gear. Machine-
Gear. Keversing-
Gear. Reversing- .
Gear- teeth. Machine for generating beveled
Gear. Variable speed . .."
Gear-wheel and making same
Gear-wheel connection. Safety
G ear-wheels. Die for the manufacture of crown
Gear-wheels. Process of and apparatus for making. .
Gearing
Gearing. Adjustable
Gearing. Chain-
Gearing. Electromagnetic variable-speed
Gearing for heavy machinery. Driving- ,
Gearing for imparting differential motion in ma-
chinery
Gearing. Grain-drill
Gearing. Multiple
Gearing. Multiple
Gearing: Multiple
Reversing and controlling
Name.
Gearing.
Generator:
See Cuirent-generator.
Electric generator.
Fire-generator.
Gas-generator.
Motor-generator.
O X ygeu-generator.
Generator
Generators. Device for protecting separately-ex
cited
Gill -bos conductor or funnel
Steam-geneiator.
Steam and gas genera' or.
Steam and hot- water gen-
erator.
Thermo-electric genera-
tor.
Gin-saw-filing machine. _.
Gin-saw-sharpeuiug machine
Glass and apparatus therefor. Manufactnreof wire-.
Glass and decorating same. Decorated
Glass. Apparatus for manufacturing plate-
Glass. Apparatus for producing ilat objects of
Glass. Apparatus for the manufacture of orna-
mental sheets or plates of
Glass articles. Manufacture of hollow
Glass batch. Apparatus for compounding and mix-
ing
Glass-blowing mold
Glass bottles. Apparatus for manufacturing
Glass bottles, &c. Apparatus for molding and blow-
ing
Glass brick and manufacture thereof
Glass. Composition for manufacturing
A. W. Maclarren
J. Mason
O.C. Miller
J. H. Morris
A. D.Neff
E. Neuhauser
M. L. Rison
A. J. Russell and J. A. Mattoon
J. "W. Sbanbeck
"VV. J. Slack
J.W.Smith
S.J. Smith
S. J Smith
F. H. Sturm
'J' . B. Taylor
J. B. Vau Nada
AT. E. Wieland
S. Brown
B. AV.Eddy
M. D. Winder and D. A. Carpenter
G. L. Florence
F. M. Tri'obett
E. Adam
T. T. "Waggoner.
G. B. Grant
W. Biddies
C. M. Conradson
Cr. and H. E. Eberhardt
T. O.Perry
C. Hamann ,
C. A. Lieb ,
J. L. Kunz
U.Bland
A. T. Porter ,
H. P. Bradford and J. A. Smith .
G.W.King
G. W. King
G.B.Grant
E.E. Wolf
C.E.Beck
n. K.King
J. Thomson
A. T. Porter
J. M. Maret
AV. Schnuir
H.Briggs
W. W. Beaumont.
0. C. Wolf
T. H. Rushton....
R. Gallowav
W. H. Bright . . .
F. C. Robinson . .
I. L. Unterbrink.
G. E. Hoyt
W. J. Ranton
B. G. Lamme .
I. Best
R. S. Mudford
J. A. Rogers and D. C. Burns ,
J. H. Lubbers
A. Steffin
E.P.King
P. Sievert
J.W.Bonta
J. H. Croskey and J. Locke .
R. Dralle
A. G. Neville .
H. M. Ashley.
J. J. Power...
L. Oettinger and M. Schreiber
A. P. Ayling
No.
.128,174
.■il8,743
514,375
.520,533
525,1.55
.522,081
514,626
517,070
531 ,223
519,778
531,344
517,366
529,086
530,629
.52,5,297
520,717
513,355
;>22,]9l
516,802
.514.399
520,261
523,821
517,420
529,981
519,572
531,254
527,410
515,906
528,025
527,552
.520,791
.520.995
512,858
521,179
528,653
.520.647
528,780
512,169
525,479
515,137
531,046
520,194
Date.
Oct. 30
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
May 21)
Aug. 28
•Jnne 26
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Deo. 18
May 15
Dec. 25
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Dec. U
Aug. 28
May 29
Jan. 23
July 3
Mar. 20
Feb. 0
May 22
July 31
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
2527
2277
672
2772
2061
2366
1087
2250
2020
1491
2237
2738
1021
987
2286
3090
2695
8
1768
707
2323
2868
1
2579
May 8 1154
Dec. 18 2073
Oct. 16 i 1206
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
June 5
June 5
Jan. 16
June 12
Nov. 6
Mav 29
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
May 22
272
2270
1442
53
436
1917
760
239
2957
456
763
271
1906
1690
2208
521,178 Jnne 12 ' 757
528.641
.526.750
528.847
519.'031
526,281
526,413
.529,375
5!1,133
.531,220
512,460
.520:313
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
J<ov. 6
May 1
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
220
135
59K
151
1658
1929
(612
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565
170
670
502
569
271
532
481
361
534
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246
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179
564
712
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59
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112
186
66,67
479
401
538
177
178
54,55
32
142
36
391
459
Official
Gazette.
515,553 : Feb. 27
527,066 Oct. 9
512,793
520,966-
525,515
527,754
520,125
517,460 ;
528,340
529,157
528,081 I
520,138 '
529,665
517,016
522,671 j
523,152 I
522,001 I
.Jan. 16
June 5
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
May 22
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
May 22
Nov. 20
Mar. 27
July 10
July 17
June 26
2604
641
1793
384
324
1770
2069
79
2649
1136
2367
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155
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June 5 ' 676 159' i 67
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2111 , 515
2041 489 69
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1692
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
513
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
crimping machine
cutter
cuttintr-tool holder
Decorating
decorating apparalus
door-plate
Embedding wire-netting in .
finishing machine
for skylights, &o
furnace
furnace hreast-wall
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass,
Glass
Glass
Glass-
Glass-
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass-heating oven
Glass-house pot or tank
Glass. Leer or annealing-oven for sheet or plate
Glass. Machine for embedding wire-netting in
Gla-ss machine. Wire- -•
Glass. Making rose-red
Glass-melting fnrnaoe
Glass-melting furnace
Glass-melting furnace
Glass-melting furnace
Glass-melting tank-oven
Glass-mold
Glass-molding machine
Glass paintings. Manufacture of
Slass panels. Manufacture of stained-
Glass-polishing machine
Glass-press
Glass. Process of and apparatus for embedding wire-
netting in
Glass. Producing flat objects of
Glass receptacle
Glass-rolling apparatus
Glass structure
Glass tablets. Apparatus for manufacturing em-
bossed-
GIa«s-tank furnaces. Hood or muffler for
Gliiss-tnbe cutter. Hand
Glass with aluminium. Decorating
Glass-working apparatus -
Glassware. Apparatus for cutting
Article of -
Hollow
Machine for finishing
Method of and apparatus for pressing . .
Mold for the manufacture of
Glassware-molding apparatus
Glazier's tool
Globe. Geographical -
Globe. Geographical
Globe-holder
Globes of electric lights or lamps. Guard for
Glove
Glove, &c
Glove
Glo%e
Glove. Boxing-
Glove. Boxing-
Glove. Catcher's
Glove-fastener
Glove-fastener
Glove-fastener
►Glove or gamaent fastening
Glove or other fastenings. Device for attaching
members of
Glove- wrapper
Gloves, shoes, &c. Fastener for
Glue and gelatine from bones. Producing
Apparatus for forming -
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glue into sheets.
Glue-making apparatus ; ..
Glue-making apparatus
Glue-pot. Steam-heated
Glue. Process of and apparatus for making
Glue. Purifying
Glycerin and salt from spent soap-lye. Recovering.
Glycerin and salt from spent soap-lye. Recovering..
Glycerin from glycerin foots. Recovering -
Glycerin from spent soap-lye. Apparatus for recov-
ering
Glycerin. Process of and apparatus for distilling
Gold and black sand. Apparatus for extracting
Gold and mercury and making same. Solution of
Gold and silver from cyanide solutions. Apparatus
for precipitating
Gold and silver from ores. Extracting
Gold and silver from their solutions in potassium
cyanides. Abstracting
Gold and silver ores. Treating
Gold-extracting apparatus
Gold from its chlorid solutions. Separating
P>'] PAT
Name.
"W. J. Wilkinson .512,078
W. J. MiUer 1.515,298
I. W. Heysinger '526,444
A. Steflin 1515,538
F.E. Gnant I 513,180
H. W.Greene \ 519.256
F. Overn ' 516.220
A. .7. NoUis |. 517,3.58
J. H. Croskey and J. Locke I 524.936
M. R. Pepper '512,321
W. H. Barr j 521,147
A. 0. Hurley | 526,528
W. H. Barr ! 528,710
J. W.Bonta | .529,316
F. Overn
F. M. Ryon
A. Spitzer
A. M. Bacon
A. M. Bacon
E. H. Everett and A. Samuelson.
M. Seiberling
F. AVrede
P. M. Momper and O. Sigwart...
R. T. Beckett
0. Dillraann
H. 0. Hughes
M. A. Oppermann
J. H. Croskey and J. Locke
J. E.Parker
516,221
I .531,570
I .518,336
512,791
512,792
.521,537
I .520,835
I 517.675
! ,527,801
i .529,694
518,806
519,186
513,618
528,080
i 516,223
P. Sievert ; .530,289
C. T.Green ',528,631
A. D. Brogan and A. M. Malloch ... 522,961
E. W.Cunningham ! .524,937
J. W. Bonta 527,476
W. F. Modes
R. W. Fenwlck
C. Margot
H. D. Burnett and S. E. Doane
J. Lobet
A.Steffin
H. Guinard
W. H. Barr
J. H. Croskey and J. Locke
C.E.Blue
C. Grebe
G. A. Rogers
I. and M. A. Hodgson
I. and M. A. Hodgson
R. J. Ashworth '
J. C . Galster
F. P. Merrill
H. L. Northrop
H. M. Peyser
R. Raymond
0. A. Burton
R. N. Carson and A. A. Martin - . .
E. L. Rogers
G. E. Danforth
W.B. H. Dowse
F. F. Raymond, 2d
E. Ridgway, Jr
W. S. Richardson, J. B. and P. B.
Chase.
T. A. Baril
W. Q. Potts
M. Schroeder
C. W. Cooper
C. W. Cooper
F. N. Hastings
P.C.Hewitt
P. C. Hewitt
E. K. Mitting
E. K. Mitting
.T. Van Ruymbeke .
J. Van Ruymbeke .
521,947
.521.948
519.950
521,371
522,831
522,023
522,998
.522,133
522,135
I
.522,132
519,245
528,611
513,174
I
524,602
522,260
M.V.Ortega 512,563
J.B. Hannar 529,263
J. W. Sutton I 521,899
J. Van Rjiymbeke
S. G. Dorr
I. Semenoff
C. Carter, A. H. Bell, and C. T.
Boehm.
J. C. Montgomerie -
W. D. Johnston
Date.
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
May 1
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
June 12
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
June 19
June 5
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
May 1
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Nov. 6
July 17
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
June 5
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
May 1
Nov. 27
May 1
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
May 1
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
July 24
June 26
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
July 3
Aug. 21
July 24
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
June 26
June 26
June 26
May 15
Juiie 12
July 10
June 26
July 17
June 26
June 26
June 26
May 1
Nov. 6
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
July 3
Jan. 9
Nov. 13
June 26
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591
67
2449
590
67
554
135
67
151
69
2407
581
66
1082
68
150
68
1386
66
1330
319
69
2036
07
112
1296
1554
1382
554
648
1617
2014
992
197
1337
1576
706
925
1617
1745
316
366
366
1484
1224
85
389
1077
478
623
729
481
1618
1284
680
289
992
276
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177
1198
125'
1383
966
1468
1469
1758
592
11.57
575
1549
858
725
342
627
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1683
497
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.578
1495
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965
491
1420
1501
763
492
1636
1637
1638
895
1413
230
1662
299
1695
1696
1694
641
674
552
877
30
274
907
1620
514
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Gold from its ore. Extracting
Gold, Sec... from their solutions. Precipitatins
Gold or silver lienringoros. Cyanidand chlorination
j)roces,s for treating
Apparatus for and process
Gold or silver from ores.
of extracting
Gold or silver 'rom ores.
Gold or silver from ores.
for extraction of
Gold or silver ores. Treating.
Gold-separator
Gold separator and extractor .
Gold-washer -
Extracting
Process of and apparatus?
Gold washing and separating apparatus .
Golf-stick
Gong
Gong. Electromechanical
Gong. Electromechanical
Gophcr-extermiiiator
Gore cutter and marker
Gore-cutting machine
Gore-cutting machine
Governor
Governor
Governor
Governor
G overnor
Governor
Governor and reversing-gear. Engine-
Governor. Automatic
Governor. Centrifugal
Governor. Centrifugal high-speed
Governor. Centrifugal speed-
Governor. Cut-off
Governor. Electric
Governor. Electrical
Governor. Engine-
Governor. Engine-
Governor. Engine-
Governor. Fluid-pressure
Governor for electric or other motors
Governor for engines
Governor for fluids. Pressure-
Governor for reversing-engines
Governor. Marine-engine
Governor motor. Engine-
Governor. Speed-
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine ,
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governors. Speed-recorder of motive-power-engine
Grader and amal gamator
Grader attachment. Road-
Grading and ditching machine
Grading railways, &c. Machine for
Grading streets or road-heda. Means for
Grain, &c. Apparatus for cleaning
Grain-hagger
Grain-binder
Grain-binder.
Grain-binder.
Grain-binder.
Grain-binder.
Grain-binder.
Grain -binder -
Grain-binder
Grain-binder cordholder
Grain-binder knotter
Grain-binder knotter
L. Pelatan and P. Cleri
C. Moldenhauer
P.Argall
P. Danckwardt .
J. C. Montgomerie.
J. TT. Sutton
E. D. Kendall
M. Stewart
iT. B. Bettegirand J. Schwartz
H. W. Mmdock
J. B. Irvin
G. A. Rncramler
J. Bedding
M. Martin
N. H. Suren...,
G. Laube
E. E. Dailey
A. G. Brewer
J.N.Kendall
G. J. Altham ...
K. C. Carpenter
A. D. Moore
A. J. Pierce
P. M. Bites
W. H. Wat. son..
H. H. Kelley . . .
■W. Cooke
L. O'Hara
P. W. Spacke...
C.R. McGahey-
G. M. Hull ..."..
M. P. Scheuck.-
W. H. Miller . . .
H. Aspinall
C. E. K.Martin.
I. P. Thompson.
L.L. Cutler
N. S.Keith
A.H. Fisher....
"W. Hoflniau
C. Hammen
J. W. Winters..
C. E. R. Martin.
W. G. Shepherd . .
H. G. Smith
D. Symington
E. Lachmann
J". A. Armbruster ,
W. E. Sullivan ...
W. H. Tidland
C. W. Arch
J. J. McMahon . . .
H. Jones
G. Anderson
P. P. Coler
H. F. Crandall.
E.E.Davis
J. S. Davis - ...
G. G. Hunt....
D. McPhersou .
A.Stark
B. F. Stewart.
W. Coppage . .
B. F. Stewart.
No.
528,023
522,739
527.473
526,099
524,601
5H,898
524,690
512 918
.530,677
519,506
525,983
513,733
528.112
516,500
513,251
514,655
514,618
527,588
524,501.
519,785
526,856
530,704
519,412
527,720
514,294
523.210
519.322
522,382
521,483
527,443
512,111
522,920
520,267
516,041
528,276
512,411
529.111
517,866
531,107
521.315
514,187
517,087
528,274
Date.
Oct. 23
July 10
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
June 26
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Dec. 11
May 8
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Aug. 14
May 15
Oct. 2
Dec. 11
May 8
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
July 17
May 8
July 3
June 19
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
July 10
May 22
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
Nov. 13
Apr. 10
Dec. 18
June 12
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volume. I Gazette.
2266
977
1317
1081
2034
1231
2015
1077
1021
1154
3356
2419
1267
2540
1466
1075
1499
921
1.506
307
1118
867
1712
556
I 1796
I 703
I 355
1318
1257
641
1272
547
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W. n. von Mengeringhausen 514,602
J. P. Devoissaud 519,942
S. P. Lathrop 515,964
L. A. LeMieux 530,538
H. C. Nichols
W. N. Whiteley and W. Bayley
529,507
530,970 i
518.728
526,321
517.721
523,134
518,905
517,5.59
524,028
522,421
513,700
513,671
524,312
529,248
530,886
527,497
521,508
520,458
518,747
515,113
512,762
525,672
l<'eb.
Mar.
6
27
349
2278 ;
Oct.
30
2705
Feb.
13
1053
May
15
1751
Mar.
6
365 ^
Dec.
11
832 I
Oct.
16
1360
Nov.
20
1785
Deo.
18
1558
Apr.
24
2246
Sept.
18
1737
Apr.
3
516 1
July
17
1665
Apr.
24
2.i39
Apr.
3
236
Aug.
7
100
July
3
423
Jan.
30
3301
Jan.
30
3248
Aug.
14
588
Nov.
13
1300
Dec.
11
1407
Oct.
16
1347
June 19
1361
May
29
2646
Apr.
24
2281
Feb.
20
1863
Jan.
16
1747
Sept.
4
5t8
412
139
451
173
91
307
309
153
315
;506
567
654
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254 I
185 :
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235
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537
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653
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264
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206
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425
369
559
410
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417
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55
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368
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156
1572
1392
919
1927
69 I 558
66 1009
69
893
1521
1384
282
1009
1528
454
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100
346
509
46
680
84
755
745
787
901
1486
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1477
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460
1234
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1259
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
515
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
luvention
Grain-binder knotter mechanism
Grain-binder tension device
Grain-biuding machine
Grain-cleaner
Grain-cleaner
Grain cleaner
Grain-cleaner, fanning-mill, and elevator. Combin(<l
Gratn-conTeyer
Grain-conveyer. Pneumatic
Grain-conveyer. Pneumatic
Grain - conveyers. Delivery apparatus for pneu-
matic
Grain-drier
Grain-drier
Grain-drill
Grain-drill
Grain-drill
Grain-drill ,
Grain-drill
Grain-drill cleaning attacliiiient
Grain-drill heads. Changirg-gear for.
Grain-di ill press-wheel
Grain-dump
Grain-elevator
Grain-elevator
Grain-elevator
Grain-elevators. Automatic shut-ofi for -
Grain-heading machine
Grain heater or steamer
Grain-meter
Grain-meter
Grain-meter
Grain-meter
Grain-meter
Grain-meter
Grain-meter. Oscillating
Grain-meter. Rotating
Grain -meter. Rotating
Grain. Pneumatic apparatus for conveying.
Graln-sconring machine
Grain scouring or polishing machine .
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separat or
Grain-separator machine
Grain-shocking machine
Grain-shovel
Grain-shoveling machine
Grain-spout swivel support
Grain-storage building. Metallic ,
Grain-tempering macliine
Grain washer. I5ailey or other ,
Granite and veneering stone. Manufacture of arti-
ficial
Granular material from receptacles. Apparatus for
removing measuied quantities of
Granulating-mill
Graphophone
Grapple
Grass-hook
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate.....
Grate.
Grate
Grate
Grate bar .
O rate-bar .
Grate-bar .
Xamo.
M. F. Fairbank and J. R. Meach. .
J. "Whltcomb and A. "Wotring
0. A. Postley
C.J. Mober
J. G. Plowman and H. E. Kit'oll .
J. C. Rosa, Jr
J. F. Hattield
F.E.Duckham
F. E. Duckham.
F. E. Duckham.
F. E. Duckham.
J. Gregory ,
I. G. Hooper ,
A . Carpenter
S. J. Conkwiight
R. Galloway
A. Schopp and J. Liese
H. L. "Whitman
E. J. Kemper
T.A.Hill
A. J. Green , . ..
J. S. Seeley and C. R. Dn La Matyr.
A. J. Hendricks and S. Foray the ...
F. Kaucher
V. Weber and J. R. Harrison.
G.W.Nye
F. W. Nessly
J. P. McCaliister
G. Anderson
J. W. Coker
H. P.Dennis
F. F. Kanne
F. F. Kanne
C.L. Wylie
D.Wilde
J. M. Finch
E.K. Haves
F.E. Duckham
E. W. "Welch
G. "W.Mead
H. Bailey and W. L. Gilson.
W. W.Briggs
J. H. Creter
C. D. Hoselton
P. R. Lanier
W. Reid
W.H. "Webb
R. Connell
J. Cliff
J. H. Heatherington
D. A. Robinson
E. O. Fallis
G. T. Thompson
J". A. Saladin
E. Chatain and S. Giletti
530,495
.TOO. 624
51-1,029
.V20,ti53
520,333
.514.498
.526,623
521^,418
522,458
528,419
522,457
516,704
522,965
520,843
527,364
530,585
513,060
514,798
523,212
529,266
518,669
513,205
530,267
528,230
Dec. 4
May 29
Feb. 6
Mav 29
May 22
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
July 3
Oct. 30
July 3
Mar. 20
July 17
June 5
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
July 17
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Automatic water-circulating fire-
bar
bar
518,622
515,871
527,442
513,699
519,176
520,518
525,764
525,765
521,904
516,143
517,608
517,650
530,829
528,405
522,996
525,067
.526,610
520,729
529,911
530,280
526,200
515,542
517,095
515,112
516,721
512,394
521,951
528,043
515,618
512,431
513,932
524.748
527,735
521,913
529,685
526,957
J.L.Baker 512,353
E. Boileau 525,805
C. Brandt 522,190
A. Bryce 529,242
T. Craney 518,714
H. R. Luther 529, 503
H. R. Luther 529,504
E. TJ. Scoville 525,163
J. W. Smith 518,470
E. D. Ferris and G. M. "Wheeler 517,567
F. P. Fuller 516,888
C. H. Gadev 513,565
F. "W. Schnautz 524,866
J. M. Sinclair j 514,136
F.J. St. John 515,847
P. Jochum.
T. A.Weber
T. H. Macdonald .
D. E. Lyon
W. Sellers
L. R. Andrews . . .
May 1
May 29
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
June 26
Mar. 6
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
July 17
Aug. 28
Sept. 25
May 29
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Jan. 9
June 26
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
June 26
Aov. 20
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
Sent. 11
July 3
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Mar. 0
Monthly
volume.
7-13
182
183
2919 I ■ 706
84 21,22
2964 ; 717
Oct. 30 2630
518,084 Apr. 10 , 1108
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Jan. 30 3299
593
! 223
I 539
I 714
024
i 125
I 711
! 124
385
C34ri
I 349
36
C275
J 276
225
(536
}537
343
452
320
534
592
82
f634
)635
5280
\ 281
2045 I 509
220 51,52
1256 I 309
2444
^■76
2251
2949
492
2950
490
1615
1095
1128
917
2231
1373
1800
1336
2136
2451
336
Official
Gazette.
426
2746
767
771
2043
Cod
311
391
1314
Oct. 30 2931
C812
^813
105
665
178
C178
\ 179
492
152
73
94
316
(708
1109
(353
1354
467
534
752
(590
^591
364 ,89,90
2587 1 640
1414
1908
2238
3106
2452
2202
1861
1641
1103
2142
2299
2706
1174
3649
1.338
1773
2063
2071
470
1028
P43
6
1288
2224
1779
1780
20r2
1802
248
1912
3073
1537
248
188
(540
[ 541
467
390
267
513
554
673
285
900
327
427
495
496
(116
) 117
251
191
2
309
554
424
424
507
446
58
452
756
375
60
45
1350
1139
870
1147
1035
1036
1604
601
98
602
1786
295
1227
221
1393
448
1130
369
908
435
560
1277r
54*
218^
4191
149*
261
754
620
1106
1304
1305
1621
1575
61
75
1470
598
1056
1600
66
J 68
68
6-1
67 ] 1173
^69 1143
1282
1455
1383
1929
1234
1790
'220
1639
469
1408
234
823
69
67
69
las
66
68
68
69
67
69
69
68
67
67
66
66
68
357
1624
1063
89
206
1318
3
899
450
1008
1008
1085
362
49
1842
714
972
901
1488
516
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
G rate-bar .■
Grate. Combined dumping and shaking
Grate. Dumping-
Grate. Fire-
Grate. Gas-
Grate heater. Portable open-
Grate. Open fireplace-
Grate. Shaking and dumping
Grate. Traveling
Grate. Traveling
Grate. Water-heating fire-
Grater
Grater for culinary purposes
Grater. Nutmeg-
Grater. Nutmeg-
Grave or lot markers. Machine for making
Grave-signal
Grave-stone or monument
Gravity -battery
Grease-trap
Grease-trap
Grease-trap
Grease-trap
Greenhouse
Griddle-greaser holder
Gridiron or broiler ■
Grill-wires. Machine for twisting and punching.
Grille
Name.
C. Turnofsky.
E. Fales
Grille
Grille-work. Ornamental
Grinder. Cutlery-
Grinder. Cutlery-
Grinder. Peed-
Grinder. Knife or sickle .
Grinder. Sickle-
Grinder. Sickle-
■Grinder. Tool-
Grinding and polishing machine
■Grinding and polishing machine
■Grinding and polishing machine
Grinding and polishing machinery
Grinding and polishing material
Grinding and polishing wheel
Grinding and pulverizing cylinder
Grinding device for rotary cutters
Grinding lawn-mower knives. Device for .
Grinding-machine
Grinding-machine
Grinding-machine
Grinding-machine
Grinding-machine
Grinding-machine
Grinding-machine.
Grinding machine. Drill-
Grinding-machine work-holder.
Grinding mechanism
Grindingmill
Gnnding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grmdiug-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill.
Grinding-mill .
Grinding-mill.
Roller .
E. Fales
"W. H. Drake and J. C. Green ,
G.Keller
J. Lawlor ,
TV. L. McDowell
W. Fitzgerald
B. B.Coxe
E. B. Coxe
J. H. Phillips
J.G. Baker
J". Davidson
W. A. Dunlap
G. V. Shaw
M. B and F. J. Mishler
H. Deveau
0. "W.Smith
L.F. Lary
J. Barrett
E. H. Donahoe
M. J. Gibbons
1. Heffron
H.E. Hall
M. Blair
H. A. and M. Benedict
L. Kirchenbauer
R. T. Bertelsen
B.E.J. Eils
F. M. Carr
P. A. Otis
P. A. Otis
No.
T. Cascaden, Jr.
H. C. Deane
T. Gordon
F. M. Ogle and C. G. Fields . . .
I. H. Oilman
E. A. Delano and F. A. Hardy
M. H. Reynolds
C.F. Roper
E. Ford
W. L. Kann
F. E. Cudell
R.F. Abb6
J.Miller
W. J. "Walker
H. B. Beairsto and H. S. Beckwith.
E. B. Benham and H. E. Barlow. . .
D. H. Church
T. B. Dooley
R. Dutton
R. H. Grant
C. H. Trask .
J. J. Ken yon
W. Linden
W. H.Hill
H. S. Atkins
J. T. Capers
"W. N. Hartshorn .
H. B. Hebert
C. C. Howe.
Grinding or facing machine
Grinding spherical or other curved surfaces. Ma-
chine for
Grinding spherical or other surfaces. Machine for.
Grinding twist-drills. Device for
Grinding-wheel
Grinding-wheel water box
Grip-block
Grip mechanism. Friction
Grip-opener. Automatic
Grip-slot closer
G rip-testing machine
Grip-wheel
Gripping device
Grooves. Method of and implement for forming.
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
May 29
Apr. 3
June 26
June 19
May 15
Dec. 4
July 31
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
May 22
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Oct. 23
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
July 10
No-v. 27
Feb. 20
May 1
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
June 19
Aug. U
Mar. 13
July 17
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
July 21
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
June 26
J.G. "Wilson 531,243 Dec. 18
S. Sch warzenberger
J. J . Seeman
A. "W. Straub
T. L. and T. J. Sturtevant. . . .
T. L. and T. J. Sturtevant
J. W. Vaughan
"W. Hudnall and L. D. Beary .
L. L. Lamb
R. Conrader
R. Conrader
E. G. Hoffmann
F. W. Beckert
F. M. King
G. S. Fonts
E. Stancliff
W. P. (Courtney
F. W. Gremmels
T. E. J. and "W. Schaibly .
A. J. B. Berger
C. "W. Nason
513,373
526,074
066
,778
,973
,629
,269
,77!)
,6n6
657
388
189
416
837
704
652
110
5,'>2
653
580
498
684
501
766
277
435
428
207
719
663
092
529,
527,
.'•.26,
526,
614,
518,
515,
515,
528,
524.
528,
527,
518,
520,
522.
518,
516,
527,
.524,
530,
519.
519,
515
.514
527,
517,
529,
619
515,
Date.
Monthly
volume.
515,093
525,976
524,963
512,546
512,740
512,545
512,012
529,048
516,168
521,953
511,779
527,196
.529,096
531,547
526,824
525,939
520,665
517,643
522,155
521,646
520,019
530,292
523,897
515,595
527,748
520.027
.514,642
526,313
530,945
527,986
526,203
525,473
512,846
522,698
.529,761
515,181
518,955
526,238
513,632
.513,631
521,615
5-24,572
516,353
523,273
514,571
51.5,115
523,636
514,281
530,383
521,963
Jan. 23
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Apr. 21
May 29
June 26
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Aug. 1 1
Dec. II
May 8
May 15
Felj. 20
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
May 8
Feb. 20
Feb. 20 1829
2725
1309
983
1813
497
2263
506
2330
2762
2766
2898
376
2947
1907
2197
2963
2415
1929
1534
1488
917
1087
1014
1470
2138
757
1233
2478
2132
1305
1827
661
C303
)304
234
437
122
512
125
.578
Official
Gazette.
Sept. 11
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
June 26 2146
689
702
89
713
459
548
717
580
477
365
362
226
264
245
356
531
194
303
583
510
312
461
(461
^62
1143 I 260
1690
1359
1669
1358
472
953
697
414
329
f 400
)4"1
328
113
220
164
C514
)515
58 I.
844 j 205
1037 ! 2,50
2594 1 621
252 , 62
1075 I 244
2987 ! 722
375 89, 90
2497 1 599
1594
1879
384
3001
2668
1760
1901
1114
1721
1513
2206
1539
2H4
1882
891
2200
1975
30
1591
3181
3179
1544
1041
1002
1905
991
1866
2626
525
545
2166
2055
373
(459
H60
94
95
96
747
663
424
464
278
407
C358
1359
531
361
64
445
220
524
493
8
(373
J 374
781
780
361
2.-i7
238
480
250
468
634
(129
J 130
135
520
(490
1491
66
I 67
66
66
69
68
69
69
67
67
67
67
66
69
68
69
67
67
66
68
66
69
67
66
68
[69
69
I-
69
614
1414
845
382
93
1606
948
470
1419
1419
592
730
601
398
44fi
1147
1687
384
1771
305
846
1427
744
840
1287
1014
257
1966
1084
796
1229
1229
1372
999
268
343
268
91
839
1583
1640
14
172
854
1737
48
1358
1151
73
1704
1518
915
1285
622
1400
3.54
935
1081
1492
1521
452
1456
1200
383
187
1095
1256
542
1466
733
732
1508
869
1657
389
1058
1235
518
952
1315
1642
1618
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
517
liiTention.
Grooving-machine
Grooring-tool
Guard :
.See Bicycle mudguard. Keyhole-guard.
Bicycle-seat guard. Lathe-guard.
Car life-guard. Loom-shuttle guard.
Car safety-guard. Mustache-guard.
Car wheel-guard. Pin-guard.
Cattle-guard. Placket-guard.
Chimney-guard. Railway cattle-guard.
Dental-tool guard. Snow-guard.
Elevator-guard. Vehicle mud-guard.
Insect-guard.
Guide and compass. Pocket
Guide and fish-plate. Combined
Guitar
Guitar
Gully catch -pit and trap
Gum and making same
Gun-barrel
Gun-barrel-cleauing implement
Gun-baiTtrl pistol attachment
Gun-barrels. Device for attaching magazines to
Gun-ban'els to stocks. Detachably securing
Gun-barrels to stocks. Securing
Gun. Bolt-
Gun. Bolt-
Gun. Bomb-
Gun. Boomerang-
Gun. Breakdown
Gun. Breakdown
Gun. Breakdown
Gun. Breakdown
Guu. Breakdown
Guu. Breech-loading
Gun. Breech -loading
Gun. Breech-loading breakdown
Gun. Cane-
Gun. Cane-
Gun-carriage
Gun-carriage. Disappearing
Gun-carriage. Disappearing
Gun carriage. Pneumatic-
Gun-carriage recoil-press
Gun carriages. Anchor for finld- . -
Gun-carriages. Eecoil-check for wheeled
Gun. Compressed-pulp
Gun-embrasure joint
Gun feed mechanism. Magazine-
Gun. Folding
Gun. Folding magazine-
Gun fore-end fastening
Gun-frame
Gun. Gas-operated
Gnn. Igniting spring-
Gun lock. Breakdown-
Gnn. Machine-
Gun. Machine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun . Magazine-
Gun. Magazine bolt-
Gun. Magazine cane-
Gun mount. Quick-firing-
Gun-mounting .'.
Gun-mounting
Gun or catapult. Spring
Gun. Kawhide- wound
Gun. Recoil-operated
Gun. Kecoil-operated magazine-
Gun. Self-acting breecb-loading
Gun-sight
!Name.
H. "W. Morgan . ,
TV. C. Bloomer
F. S. Hillhouse
H. W. Cramer
P. A. Anderberg
L. F. Malkemus
J. Phillips
J. Hanson.P. C.D.Castle, andJ. H.
Moriison.
H. A. Kingsland and W. P. Sanger.
CM. Stafford
M. W. Fairbanks
L. L. Hepburn ,
J. M. Marlin
"W. C. Davenport
J. P. Lee
H. Leineweber
F. W. Lusoomb
P. Vogel and W. M. Schrock .
A. Balensiefer
M. S. Barker
E.C.Fav
F. A. Hollenbeck
J. Tonks
J. M. Browning
I. N.P. Stokes
A.H.Fox
R. F.Cook
0. Janke
K. Haussner ,
A. Cuthbert
TV. B. Gordon
J. Eapiefif.
No.
517,705
525,482
512,882
517,330
516,717
523,079
522,351
531,377
Date.
Apr. 3
Sept. i
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
July 17
July 3
Dec. 25
513,'398 Jan. 23
514,514 1 Feb. 13
511,940 I Jan. 2
525,739 Sept. IX
529,455 [ Nov. 20
Jan. 9
512,434
513,647
527,369
523,289
515,309
530,467
530,381
528,506
fi23,527
514,574
513,301
521,831
522,464
517.438
518,546
513,263
525,489
523,57.0
515,018
A. Noble and R. T. Brankston 524,605
A. Noble and R. T. Brankston 517,476
F. Mohr 512,120
"" ~ 514,407
518,155
518,821
TV. B. Benson
C. Martin
F. Mannlicher .
A. Burgess 521,202
A. Burgess .524,800
F. A. Hollenbeck 522,594
R. C. Fay I 528,507
TV. Ma.son ! 52.5.151
C.F.TViebachand A. A-Koellhoffer. 527,916
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
July 17
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
Deo. 4
Oct. 30
July 24
Feli. 13
Jan. 23
June 26
July 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
July 24
Feb. 20
W. H.Ootrander
tr. Marga
E. E. Dyball
A. Noble and R. T. Brankston
D. Adamson
J. B. G. A. Canet
TV. B. Morris
F. Latulip
TV. Griffiths and H. F. TVoodgate. . .
A. Burgess
A. G. Dougherty
C. Bechis
Aug. 14
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
June 12
Aug. 21
July 10
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Oct. 23
J.Conner 517,032 | Mar. 27
F. Ebeling 531,168
F. M. Garland 513,995
L. L.Hepburn 52?,905
J.M.Browning 524,702
A. Lee 522, 605
M.C. Lisle 529,037
132
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
July 10
Nov. 13
, Dec. 18
348 1 Feb. 27
886 ! July 10
407 Sept. 25
965 May 15
706 j Jan. 30
590 ; Jan. 30
911 I June 26
512,437
Jan. 9
May 29
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
1958
2675
1636
1544
301
2298
2765
1-99
361
730
1694
1179
3204
11.37
1929
2109
673
540
3103
2357
996
2615
1916
500
27
1921
2564
284
2416
1711
1086
103
652
718
1225
2402
799
1422
718
3105
2055
2060
2171
1917
37
712
1258
737
929
1845
2276
1200
1921
1789
3310
3109
2060
1183
3146
1816
160
(116
{m
(118
67,68
464
628
389
387
77,78
Official
Gazette.
93
1203
66
66
66
68
68
69
674
229
84
168
405
286
("785
I 786
<; 787 I > 66
788 M
1789 J
277 09
485
545
167
134
753
592
251
633
459
127
6
475
618
71
(€05
i 606
(429
<430
(431
268
23
156
182
307
594
595
C187
lies
348
184
753
501
494
514
C594 ),
J 595 ! r
66
68
67
66
66
07
68
8 ' '
168
310
187
{I? V
564 i C
(299
)300
(4.56
H57
439
(815
^816
764
495
(287
)288
762
432
36
>68
67
66
67
67
69
67
398
2004
1789
323
00
1680
621
1040
68
1297
994
235
737
226
393
1299
1338
1313
030
486
1058
594
1595
99
8
382
583
1204
497
878
22
125
989
239
482
1355
952
156
630
1081
426
1906
1594
861
776
922
160
835
1582
1325
243
1542
900
757
720
1624
236
1180
1015
33
518
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
Gun-sight
Grim-sight. Illuminated
Gun. Water-power machine-
Guns. Apparatus for supplying cartridges to nia^
chine- 5
Guns. Automatic shell-ejector for brealidown
Antomatically-operated breech mechanism^;
Guns
for
Guns.
Guns.
Guns.
down
Cartridge-stop for magazine-
Cocking mechani.sm for breakdown
Ejecting and cocking mechanism for break
Guns. Ejector for breakdown
Guns. Ejector for breakdown
Guns. Ejector for breakdown
Guns. Ejector mechanism for breakdown
Gnns. Lever-action for breakdown
Guns. Movable cocking-shoulder for breakdown
Guns. Safety breech-lock for ,
Guns. Shell-ejector for breakdown
Gnns. Shifting mechanism for cocking - arms of
breakdown
Guns Shifting means for cocking-arms of break-
down
Gnns. Trigger for double-barreled
Guns. Trigger mechanism for
Guttapercha.or rubber compound
Gutter-foiniing machine
Gutter leader and strainer
Gutter. Roof-
Gymnastic appliance for school-desks
Gyrating crusher
II. Strandwold
E. von Skoda
V. B. Tyler
J. A. Norton and W. Eichards-
M. A.Keller
J. B. G. A. Canet
G. T. Thornhill
r. A. Hollenbeck
G. A. Home
W. H. Davenport
R. C. Eay and G. E. Humphreys. . .
G. A. Sachs
A. T. Brown
No.
536,588
529,4-24
523,185
527,.342
513,511
521,400
526,272
519,126
528,228
514,674
528,508
523,130
513,480
G. W. Cilley '514,414
F. A. Hollenbeck.. ' 523,813
J. B. G. A. Canet ' .519,661
AV. C. Davenport ' 526,690
F. A. Hollenbeck 520,959
F. A. Hollenbeck 524,144
I
■W. Fleming 521,021
F.D. Granger. (Reissue) 11,458
R, Hutchison 518,817
V. A. Juergens .")30,275
' " ' ■ 524,668
.'i2-2,833
517,788
525,443
Gyrating crusher
Gyrating crusher
Gyrating screens, &c. Sealing, lubricating, andbear-
ing support for
Hair-brushing machine. Rotary
W. H. Hawkins .
P. Hoenk
T. Bessing
C. L. Carman, E.E. Hanna, and P.
W. Gates.
A.J. Gates 525,413
P. W. Gates 525,408
P. \Y. Gates 1 525,411
I.M. Tintor6 1528,044
Hair-crimping iron
Hair-curler
Hair-curler
Hair-curler
Hair-curler ,
Hair from the skin. Composition for removing
Hair-pin
Hair-pin
Hair structure
Hair-trimming shears
Halter
Halter
Halter
Halter
Hill ter
Halter
Halter. Rope-
Halter square or comer-clasp
Hame
Hame
Hame
Hame
Hame
Hmuo and cockeye
Hame attachment
Hame-coupling
Hame-coupliug
Hame-fastener
Hame-hook
Harae-hook
Hame-hook
Hame-hook
Hiinie-link
Hanie-staple
Hammer and nail-puller. Combined
Hammer. Claw-
Drop-
Drop-
Lath and shingle
Magazine tack-
Mechanical
Hammer.
Hammer.
Hammer.
Hammer.
Hammer.
Hammer or hatchet
Hammer. Pneumatic
Hammer. Power-
Hammer. Power-
Hammer. Power-
Hammer. Pov^er-
Hammer. Power-
Hammer. Power-
Pv. Nicol, Jr .520,
E. Deucher I 515.
.T.W.Leonard '.519
S. K.Mathews 517
T.C.Moore ; .530,
J. Melliugpr ' .520,
■C. Caldwell 515,
^,. OusBV .52.3,
II. Kinzlv 513,
CM. Underwood 512,
T. B. Burnett 521,
II. Casey 528.
II. L. and C. M. Green 512,
i;.G. Sljeriflf 520,
II. Wagner 514,
K. P. Waters ' .52'?,
'L'.Doble '22,
'L'. N. Martin .524,
'1. C. Brookens and L. Rohiingi-r. .. .52^,
.T. Hunter and J. Blankley 514,
.1. J. McCarthy 520.
.r. A. Meany a!nd C. H. Schnitzlev. . .530,
(!.F.Mock .531,
r. B. Palmiter 514,
,T. A Spain 522,
A. T. Doerr 529,
V. F. Pinn 514,
15.0. Smith .527,
W. .T. Dankworth 515,
\Y.yV. Miller .525,
U. B. Swann 513,
A. Thomson 521,
■ r. Stanley 520,
C. D. Shrader 512,
.r. H. Hebhlethwaite 529,
W. H. and P. A . Burcess .524,
A7. A. Cornbrooks.--' .524,
E.W. Merrill 515,
W. A. Wilev 517,
F. R. Bi-schoff .529,
U. Lerap, C. G. Anderson, and G. tl3,
Landmann.
N.Chase .516,644
J. Bech6 526,606
J. M. Andersen 522,701
A. Beaudry ,526,370
P.J. Fox 513,637
r.. D. Hiiward 513,326
J. B. Sweeney and R.W. I.aird .... 514,787
J. B. Sweeney and R. W. Laird .529,634
',859
,998
,189
,350
,787
,005
,745
,904
,579
,767
,457
,760
,290
,381
523
593
408
067
919
368
071
785
324
727
436
647
129
131
997
609
217
901
457
230
384
539
311
919
911
237
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Date.
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July 31
May 8
Oct. 2
June 5
Aug. 7
June 5
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
July 10
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
June 5
Mar. 6
May 1
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
May 15
Mar. 6
July 3L
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
June 19
Nov. 0
Jan. 9
May 22
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
July 3
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
May 22
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
July 3
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Mar. 6
■Sept. 4
Jan. 23
June 26
May 29
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Mar. 0
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
July 10
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
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519
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
RiTetinp-
Self feeding magazine-
Spring-
Steanj-
Steam-
Stone-cutter's bush . .
Firearm-handle.
Knife-handle.
Non-conducting handle.
Kazor-handle.
Sad-iron handle.
Saw-handle.
Sheet-metal handle
Tool-handle.
Trunk-handle.
Umbrella-handle.
Hammer
Hammer,
Hammer
Hammer.
Hammer,
Hammer
Hammock
Hammock frame. Folding
Hammock holder
Hammock stretcher or spreader
Hammock-support
Hammock-support
Hammock- support or tent-frame
Hams. Boning and manufacturing
Hand bag
Hand-bag. Lady's
Hand-bag. Lady's
Hand-bag, satchel, or valise
Hand-hole plates. Device for fastening
Hand rake. 'Wheeled
Hand-rest. Chirographer's
Handl" .
See Anger-handle.
Bicycle-handle.
Brush handle.
Car brake handle.
Casket-handle.
Coffee or tea pot han-
dle.
Coffin handle.
Controller-handle.
Culinary -vessel han
die.
Handle
Handle
Handle
Handles and covers to vessels. Attaching
Handle bar. Adjustable
Handle for pans, tubs, &c
Handles and covers to vessels. Attaching.
Handles. Twister-head for tool-
Hanger :
See Apparel hanger
Blind-hanger
Book or paper hang-
er.
Chart hanger.
Curtain-hanger.
Door-hanger.
Eaves-trough hang-
er
Garment-hanger.
Hanger
Hanger
Hanging or swinging chair
Harmonica. Mouth-
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Joist-hanger.
Lamp-hanger.
Mail bag banger.
Picture-banger.
Pipe-hanger.
Shade hanger.
Shaft-hanger.
Shafting-hanger.
Shelf hanger.
Trolley. wire hanger.
Harness
Harness attachment
Harness attachment
Harness attachment
Harness attachment
Harness brea.st-strap
Harness or other sti ap
Harness rack
Harness strap
Harness. Track-
Harp
Harp
Harp -
Harp
Harp for bicycles. "Wind
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Name
No.
R. S. Peabody 528,558
A. D. Gushing i 516,593
F. P. Shepard 5l4,.3g5
J. B6ch6, Jr 514.694
T. M. Shearer : 517.150
J. O'Donnell I 513,190
T. B. Thomas ! .'■|17,557
A. Karnbach • 519.286
C. Gerher i 512,5?0
R. C. Funke : 518,568
I.E. Palmer ! 5J'2,720
H. "Wagner, Jr I 514,740
■W.S. Young 519,898
W. E. Brendon | 511.927
J. M. Allen i 518,478
A. Hinkel
M. E. Hoyle .
M. Lowy
N. "W. Pratt .
J. L. Mvers .
"W. T. Smith.
L. M. Devore
H. A.Hirschfeld
P. Oswald
G. W. Niedringhaus.
A. 0. Very
J. S. Brown
G. "W. Niedringhaus.
N. Chase
L. Lane
\V. and B. Trewhella, Jr
S. F. Puringtou
( r. Kaiser
J. "W. Anderson and R. S. Twiss.
L. H. Creamer
W.A.Fleming
I). M. Forsyth
11. G. Kennedy
L. Middleton
R.Ortega
J. Paszkowski
W. E. A.Pipher
W. H. Sanborn
J. A. Thompson
E.F.Wilt
t2l),037
518,034
524,466
517,885
514,017
523.087
.525,189
516,930
521,217
519,069
.526,333
514. 410
517,230
513,481
C. E. Barker
G. Beck
E. K. Griesemer and J H. Manger.
it. S.Lilly ,
C. H. Russell
W. W. Bays
T. C. Moore
G. A. Whipple
.r. L. "Whipple
W. "W. Batchelder. Jr ,
A. J. Gery and R. Dolge
L. Lehman
W. J. Richie
T. Armer
15. R. Bones
A. Brockschmidt
529,331
.523,5,58
517.296
516,096
.528.708
519,149
."■31.172
;:.2 1,981
I 527,994
514,092
t .'"27,344
."■30,123
.523,778
.'"130.461
527,904
j 527,189
513.750
529,014
.514,825
527,433
531,569
524,236
516,504
518,575
.530,871
517 723
521,109
526,630
518.512
513. 16.-^
512,859
517,1.37
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
June 12
May 1
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
23
Nov. 13
July 24
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
May 1
Deo. 18
Aug. 7
Oct.
Feb.
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
July 31
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Dec. 25
Aug 7
Mar 13
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
June 5
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Mar. 27
2126
518
1986
467 j
824
193
223
53
1754
416
721
183
2513
590
2916
718
i
1444
1
318
2-101
601
2625
616
583
136
327
80
370
88
1925
458 1
2-1
« !
2223
536 1
187
43
1092
265
84
22, 23
2790
693
660
164
2039
489
C202 t
08
1092
06
1854
67
1360
67
579
68
1499
66
989
66
1972
66
685
930
494
1994
66 i 1561
832
3376
899
1412
1245
2630
453
1273
1969
1381
520
638
2265
1869
2396
1920
2355
J. "W.Brown 518,912 Apr. 24 2552
G. Bnrkart : 523,622 July 24
I.T.Evans 531.308! Dec. 25
Sept. 4
J. C. Freeman i 525,6
2504
2174
541
I 203
832
212
356
300
630
106
303
486
329
126
150
542
403
579
454
555
630
631
Cfi28
)629
520
131
\^V
706
609
1596
667
4.55
889
217
1231
581
1336
422
170
768
829
1138
259
1745
744
1705
391
1482
101
1312
1006
373
550
390
1942
511
514
lR5'i
1251
520
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow and cultiTator. Combined aulky.
Harrow and cultivator Combined sulky.
Harrow and scraper. Combined
Harrow attachment
Harrow. Circle
Harrow. Disk
Harrow. Disk
Harrow. Disk
Harrow. Disk
Harrow. Disk
Harrow. Disk ,
Harrow. Disk ,
Harrow Disk
Harrow-disk sharpener
Harrow-disk sharpener
Harrow disk sharpener
Harrow-disks. Machine for sharpening
Harrow. Doable-disk
Harrow. Lever adjusting
Harrow. Pulverizing-
Harrow. Reversible overlap disk
Harrow. Revolving
Harrow. Riding-
Harrow. Rotary
Harrow. Spade-
Harrow. Spring-toot h
Harrow. Spring tooth
Harrow. Spring-tooth
Harrow. Spring-tooth
Harrow. Spring tooth
Harrow-tooth fastener
Harrow. Track -
Harrows. Machine for sharpening roller-disk.
Harvester
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester.
Harvester and busker.
Harvester attachment.
Harvester. Beet-
Harvester. Beet-root or potato
Harvester. Berry-
Harvester bundle-carrier
Harvester bundle carrier
Harvester clutch device
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Combination corn .
Self-binding-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn- W K. Liggett 521,719
P.J. Heller
J. C. Johnson ..
^Y. A. O Jones
S. H. Merridith.
"W W Michaux .
F. Nishwitz
J. Porteous
J. L. Scudder
N. O. Starks
H. H. Tigner
M.J Todd
C Wehrenberg
T.J. Hubbell
T.J. Hubbell
1. Smith
B. M. Mills
H. Jaenisch
J C. Bauer and J. P. Feyereisen.
T. Boggs
G-. M. Clark
J. Macphail
J. Macphail
G. "W, Packer
C.S.Sharp
J. W. Simpson
J. T. Barker
M. A. Cameron and G. T. Dawson.
J. A. Cass
J. L. Shaw
H. Tallman
W. E. Smith
J. Boston
T. B. Montgomery
S. Shoemaker
W. F. Cochran
H Cromer
J. Drader
D. 0 Everest and L. C. Lull
W. E. Smith
M.J. Todd
M.J.Todd
M.J. Todd
E. A. 0 venshire
H. Baker
T Ellison
P. Hanson .
"W. D. Harmon .
G.G.Hunt
G, "W IngersoU .
S.D.Locke
"W..McCloakey...
"W.McCloskey..
G. H. MiUer
B. Osgood 516,941
E. Pridmore 529,954
527,978
519,767
527,993
524,260
526,933
527,875
5-22,086
531,009
521,392
516,412
527,352
520,278
512110
527,174
521,826
522,178
51 3,. 329
523 508
513,072
514,208
528,172
528.173
530,054
513 287
515 132
518,215
525,090
528,922
517,810
525,368
522,434
518,391
525,960
517.365
519,321
518,520
514,066
516,302
522,435
513,372
Oct. 23
May 15
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
June 26
Dec. 18
June 12
Mar. 13
Oct. 9
May 22
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
June 26
June 26
Jan. 23
July 24
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Nov 27
Jan. 23
Feb 20
Apr 17
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
July 3
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
May 8
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
July 3
Jan. 23
516,951 ' Mar. 20
517 672
514.836
517,206
519,841
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
May 15
523,661 \ July 31
519,019 ' May 1
526,3.i2 1 Sept. 18
531,535 Dec. 25
525.957 I Sept. 11
517.654 ! Apr. 3
517.655 I Apr. 3
515,549 I Feb. 27
B. F. Stewart
J. Drake
"W. A. Wilson ...
W. K. Gird
L. F. "Wauthier..
E. Horton
J. J. Courtney...
M. A. Keller
H. C. Stone
J. Anderson
A. F. Batcheller.
H. Claar
W. "W. Condit . . .
H. M. Cox
J. Dable
525,817
522,008 !
530,376 1
512,287
528,f-69
520,054 1
521,154
525,685
522,628
517,830
512,999
519,836
512,280
531,512
513,673
Mar. 20
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
June 26
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
May 22
June 12
Sept. 4
July 10
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
"W. C. Doubleday ' 512,541
A. E. Ellinwood j 530,222
J. A. Johnson and N. O. Starks ! 516,309
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
June 19
2185
1472
2221
490
445
1985
2373
1627
1134
1114
1106
2352
638
809
1908
2534
2652
2323
2246
396
526
356
536
C113
\ 114
110
477
571
380
(267
}268
264
270
571
153
197
458
608
643
584
542
94
95
96
610
611
Oil
612
656
2593 I 628
1897 I 476
2521
2524
2736
1350
1950
749
659
85
458
337
476
176
165
22
116
(411
\im
255
643
172
466
34
217
110
661
478
479
438 1 106
1435 I 361
2477 I 5^3
1591 I 389
1(643
2574 K644
:(645
126 ,31,32
1787 1 424
2571 j 615
1117 254
406 98,99
408 1 99
1663
1122
2738
700
1880
141
925
459
2723
2022
:^|{:
2597
2004
2527
865
2257
531
925
640
1946
717
616
785
683
2144
1585
May 15
Jan. 9 I 907
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
2536
3252
1351
(643
) C44
(472
H73
609
(198
1199
541
132
225
152
476
168
146
197
170
(510
J 511
388
(220
J 221
607
(798
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)327
258 63,64
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83* I 220
1715 , 5 ^"'*
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521
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Cora-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Corn or cane
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester cutter-bar
Harvester-elevator
Harvester-elevator
Harvester-elevator
Harvester-elevator
Harvester-elevator
Harvester finger. C otton-
Harvester frictional clutch
Harvester. Grain-binding
Harvester. Grain-binding
Harvester-knotter
Harvester. Potato-
Harvester. Potato-
Harvester. Potato-
Harvester. Potato-
Harvester sbeaf-carrier
Harvester sheaf carrier and dumper
Harvesters. Prame structure for self-binding
Harvesters. Grain conveying device for self- bind-
ing
Harvest er.^. Grain-evener for self-binding
Harvesters. Twine-box and tension for self- bind-
ing
Harvesting implement. Hay-
Harvesting-maohiue cord-kriotter
Harvesting machine. Corn-
Harvesting machine. Com-
Harvesting machine. Corn-
Harvesting machine. Com-
Harvesting machine- Com-
Harvesting machine. Com-
Harvesting-machine knotter
Harvesting or planting pouch
Hasp
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Name.
W. K. Liggett .
"W. K. Liggett -
J. H. Newell ..
"W. S. Osbom . .
G. "W. Packer .
E. Peder-son ...
K. Pederson ,
G. H. Schanck
C. Scheetz
M. Sorenson ...
W. E. Steiner .
H. R. Stevenson
N. M. Tenney and G. W. Harrison. .
J. B. and G. T. Tuckerman
G. L. Tan Buren and T. C. Davis . .
G. T. Van Buren and T. C. Davis ..
J. E. Wallingford and T. For-
han.
H. Weller
E.E. "Witter
E. E. "Witter.
"W. E. Ziegler..
E. B. Eobbins .
B. Gause .
G. Lispenard .
G. Lispenard .
G.N.Todd....
L. E. Turner .
L. E. Turner .
E. "Whiting...
A. J. "Woodin.
E. A. Judie
M. Kane. (Eeissue).
A. Stark
A. Stark
0.0. Storle
A. Levedahl
n. C. Stone
L.Miller
E.E. "Wells
"W. B. BroTvn
M. L. Aten
C . Christiansen
F. Schaefer
L. L. Young
J. E. Seiberling
S. D. Locke, Jr 524,991
"W. Butterfield 512,001
J.E. Steward 512,067
F. C. Almont ..
C. A. A. Eand.
A. Smith and E. H. Lloyd ,
M. A. Keller
J.S.Collins
C. K. Conner
J. A. Stone
J. A. Stone ,
J. A. Stone
J. B. and G. T. Tuckerman. .
J.E. Steward
J. T. King and S. H. Traitt .
J. L. Buckingham
J. A. Dixon
E.E. Getze ,
No.
524,639
524,968
530,493
526,197
525,360
522,385
522,386
512,124
530,352
525,393
526,755
517,899
521,058
513,161
512,072
529,431
512,771
525,375
518,516
526,602
522,094
515,483
520,045
517,050
517,409
529,430
515,031
517,590
526,209
526,827
513,397
11,447
521,484
526,166
528,745
5 17,. 578
521,485
530,194
520,153
531,152
522,873
530,395
515,171
518,770
515,370
Date.
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
4
3
Sept.
July
July 3
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
June 5
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Jan. 10
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Sept. 25
June 26
Eeb. 27
May 22
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
Eeb. 20
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
June 19
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
•June 19
Dec. 4
May 22
Dec. 18
July 10
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Eeb. 27
Aug. 21
Jan.
Jan.
516,421 Mar. 13
526,459 Sept. 25
517,399
525,463
516,918
521,101
521,079
521,680
521,681
521,486
519,395
516,097
513,668
517,685
531,178
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
June 5
June 19
June 19
June 19
June 19
May 8
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Monthly
volume.
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738
1524
67
360
304
656
490
128
145
789
546
2387
572
1643
1762
100
1874
2220
2490
1928
2209
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1639
1742
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2763
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266
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(616
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(525
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\ 391
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J 440
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(362
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(673
i674
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308
342
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61
308
205 51,52
2138
(521
1,522
447
296
139
489
575
(573
} 574
,-.(. i (428
"5^ 1 i 429
454 108
505 134
1885
1186
560
1961
2317
2312
1128
2011
269
479
2827 t 661
247 (60, 01
1970 463
623 147
1650 3f<7
1653 j 388
1655 {l^
1324
842
584
3245
458
1932
308
204
137
796
111
460
Official
Gazette.
891
1001
1349
1452
1163
71
72
126
1304
1173
166
1296
548
109
985
360
1168
374
1597
168?
1365
940
1913
2037
1212
58
49
621
359
1409
1413
716
52
1469
1252
977
1588
240
1318
1253
467
1332
87
108
1679
1558
20.)4
1196
1851
1309
1529
1529
1530
1469
713
1561
744
88
1597
522
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Coutiiiued.
Hasp-look
Hasp sliding staple
Hat
Hat and coat hook
Hat and coat hook. Locking .
Hat-block. Expanding
Hat-blocking and band-cutting machine ,
Hat-bodies. Apparatus for stretching felt ,
Hat-bodies. Method of and means for developing
dyed stiff
Hat-bodies on cones. Machine for wetting
Hat-bodies with hair. Machine for covering
Hat-box
Hat-brim-curling machine.
Hat-brim-pouncing machine
Hat-brim-stiffening machine
Hat-conformator
Hat-crown-stiffening machine
Hat crowns and biims. Machine for pouncing .
Hat-curler's iron-stand
Hat-fastener
Hat-fasteniug device
Hat-forming mold
Hat-lining machine
Hat or bonnet holder
Hat-packing ring
Hat-packing rin IS. Machine for automatically mak-
ing pasteboard strips lor
Hat-pin
Hat-pin
Hat-pin
Hat-pin retainer
Hat-rack
Hat setting and flanging machine
Hat-sizing machines. "\Vater-puri6cr for
Hat-stretching machine
Hat. Ventilated
Hat.s by means of wire staples. Machine for attach-
ing sweat leathers and bands to
Hats. Veneering
Hatch
Hatch. Elevator-
Hatchet
Hatchet
Hatchet. Shingling-
Hatchway. Automatic
Hatchway-door mechani.sm
Hatci'iway. Elevator-
Hatchway guard. Elevator-
Hatchway. Self-closing
Hawser and anchor-chain fair-leader.
Hay and stock rack
Hay and stock rack. Combined
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier.
Hav-carrier and track
Hay-carrier apparatus
Hay-carrier tiack
Hay-carrier track and its connections
Hay-cai Tiers. Jack and trip-pulley for
Hay-cocker
Hay-cnrliug machine
Hay-derrick
H ay -elevator
Hay-elevator
Hav elevator and carrier
Hay -elevator pulleys. Means for shifting and secur-
ing
Hay-frame brake
Hay-knife
Hay-lifter
Hay-loader
Hay-loader
Hay-loader ,
Hayloadpr
Haj loader '
Name.
No.
0. T. Spencer
.T. L. Buckingham .
I). Howell
i;. E. Vail
E. "W. Sweigard . . .
S. E. Dunham
C. M. Snell....
It,. Robin.son . . .
31. Eickemeyer.
G. W. Grover and J. A. Northrop . .
P. P. Aries
J. Weber
T. E. Avery. (Reissue) .
G. E. Brush
F. J. Murph V
S. H. Altland and S. Mayer.
F. J. Murphy
G. E. Brush
W. Shoyer
J. -J. Riordan, Jr
"W.Y.Allen
J. Marshall
H. Charmbury
I. D. Van Gorder
S. T.Newman
F. P. FeiTy
O. Congelton and G. R. Boyd .
F. Drinkwater \...
A. J. Mullican
C. P. Thomas
C. E. Cochrane
G.Roth
W. J. "Wiley
R. Eickemeyer 527,271
C. H. Davies 516,083
F. "W. Cooper j 5]9,e85
514,341
513,667
52S.777
516,28t
519,102
531,518
526,269
.52?, 806
513,992
526,999
.517,257
522,392
11,405
518,661
519,194
527,472
519,195
513,873
522,858
520,660
.513,029
517,470
531,098
519,210
520,145
523,833
530,927
.511,762
522,080
.521,683
.520,634
520,082
527,187
C. Vero
E. M. Christian
S. "W. Blanchard and "W. A. Lam-
bie.
J. C. Scales
J. C. Scales
C. J. Goodell
J. M. Elder ,
W. Badsley and "W. K. Crofford. ..
T\ Barton
J. "W. Burdwin
\V. R. "Wemple
A. McDougall
L. Shanabarger
E. N. Avery
A. P. Boyer
"W. Louden .
yf. Louden ,
P. A. Mvers
,T.E. Porter
W. Louden
J. W . Provan
M. G. Giosscup
W. Louden
E. B.Keith
K. "Wessel
J. R. Buford and J. Geery .
W. Loudpn
W. Louden
.T. E.Porter
J. D. S wacick
F. H. Hoch
F. J. Feneran and E. D. Milks
O. Brigsrs
W. S. Baugh
W.C.Card
E. Einfeldt
CM. Gates
N. 0. Henderson
.522,539
5-25,333
519,299
516,772
517.934
522,688
521,107
516,694
512,532
.523,196
516.037
512,209
516,578
526,173
517,835
515,296
525,425
.525,715
518,895
526.839
526,052
523.145
527,531
523.707
.515,891
518,584
.527,530
.530,2.32
519,270
527,737
Date.
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Nov. 0
Mar. 13
May 1
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
July 3
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
May 1
Oct. Ifi
May 1
Jan. 30
July 10
May 29
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
May 1
May 22
July 31
Dec.
18
Jan.
2
June
26
June
19
May
21
May
22
Oct.
9
Oct.
9
Mar.
6
May
15
July 3
Sept. 4
May 1
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
July 10
June 5
Mar. 20
Jan. 9
July 17
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Apr. 24
Oct 2
Sept. 18
July 17
Oct. 16
July 31
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
May 1
Oct. 16
519,907 Mav 15
519,251 I May 1
517,945 I Apr. 10
515,272 Feb. 20
512,096 Jan. 2
531,521 ; Dec. 25
513,996
515,773
F.b.
Mar.
Monthly
volume.
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Gazette.
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3244
452
897
277
2547
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507
29
2558
383
2125
2117
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1316
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3570
1107
2978
2187
94
1781
490
2124
2893
1478
34
2365
16,59
2938
1999
830
566
1667
616
15
644
1729
848
878
633
1598
1310
1778
409
790-
1398
1477
689
2179
183
686
2525
277
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1683
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2669
251
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1408
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591 ,
1741
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864
2132
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2552
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J 879
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796
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112
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522
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J 425
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3-9
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489
(201
)202
(237
\ 238
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406
157
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407
213
217
149
381
323
447
115
193
332
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421
343
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabefkal list of inventions — Continued.
523
Invention.
Kame.
Hay-loader j C. C. Jewett.
Hay-loader E. B.Keith.
Hay -loader ,
Hay -loader
Hay-loader
Hay-loader
Hay-loader
Hay loader : W. H. Scheer
Hay-loader , I. E. Stump
C. E. Lindatrom
A. M. Li^lsberger
J. L. and P. C. McCreary
J.F.Piatt
A . L. Rice
Hay or stock frame
Hay-press
Hay -press
Hay-press
.T. D. L. Jones .
J. F. Adams...
S. W. Bricker .
513,410
I 526,537
' 527,510
512,908
I 518,555
j 514,472
I 528,755
i 522,960
Hay -press
Hay -press
Hay-press
Hay-press
Hay-press
Hay -press
Hay-press
Hay-press feeder.
Hay -press feeder.
Hay-rack
T. "W. Carmack ! 512,465
,441
J. N. Eastwood 526
S. Etchison .524
W. J. Pearce , 518
L. Primeau 515
Automatic
Hay -rack
Hay-rack
Hay-rack, hay-stand, and stock- wagon. Combined.
Hay-rake
Hay-rake
Hay-rake
Hay-rake
Hay-rake
Hay rake and loader
Hay rake and loader
Hay rake and loader
Hay rake and loader
Hay rake and loader -.
Hay rake and loader. Combined side-delivery.
Hay rake and shocker
Hay rake and stacker. Combined
Hay-iake. Automatic center-delivery
Hay-rake. Horse
Hay-rake. Horse
Hay -rake. Horse
J. A. Stokeley..
E. H. Walton
N. B. Wilder
H. Fette
W. H. H. Johnson
Gr. Hausmann
H. C. Rogers
E. White
W. P.Kimbrell
J. G. Archer
G. A. Gemmer
G. D. Lamm
B. F. Smith
B. F. Smith
J. T. Bell and A. T. Stewart
C. E. Giles and A. H. Maxwell . . .
J. Martin.
634
965
013
524,771
P. M; Thompson I 522
C.E. White I 518
Hay rake, tedder, and loader. Combined-
Hay ricker or loader
Hay-slin>;
Hay-staclc frame
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay stacker and loader
Hay stacker and loader. Combined
Hay -tedder
Hay-unloading device
Head-block air-cushion
Head-cutting machine
Head-rest
Head-rest
Head-rest
Head-rest
Headers or tubes. Machine for spreading cuds of.
Headlight
Headlight
Headlight-reflector
Hearse
Heat generating and distributing apparatus
Heat-magazine. Refractory and non-conducting . .
Heat-motor plant
Heat-regulating apparatus. Automatic
Heat-regulator
Heat-regulator. Automatic
J. W.Harmon ' 5i2,059
J. T.Hough ! 524,439
A.Ryan i .'S2H,819
L. H'. and 0. N. Kimball ,519,262
P. F. andC. A. Fleming 526,807
0. Richards t 521,271
J. E. WyckoflF 526,886
J. H. Ridings ' .'".21,247
A. L. Couitright 520,180
W. Gutenkunst 514,710
J. P. Brown • .''i29,589
W. C. Dawes .'^^28,802
J. L. Funkhauser. 517,099
H. L. Short .520,608
M. H. Jenkins 514,715
W. H. Rouse .".afi,367
AV. N. Whiteley 5:3il,U7
F. A. Killpack 517,867
W. E. Dean 513,091
W. Ifier .'i25 612
G. W. Archer 518,771
A. W. Browne .522,192
W. E. Hunt '22,563
A. Schwaab, Jr 520,577
C. P. Higgins..
E.C. Glazier...
W. Prescott - . .
M. 0. Ainslie..
C. Edwards ...
J. L. Howell. . .
C. H. Land....
R. D. Kinney . .
C. F. Goodhue .
J. F. McElroy .
H.B. Snook ...
524,324
517,920
517;237
' 525,571
.52*1,647
513,508
528,272
' 521,910
' 516,198
' 520,893
516,880
Date.
Dec. 11
May 22
July 17
May 22
Jan. 23
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
July 17
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
May 1
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
June 26
Nov. 20
June 12
June 19
June 26
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
May 1
May 22
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
May 29
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
July 10
Apr. 10
July 10
Aug. 14
Oct. 2
May 1
Oct. 2
June 12
Oct. 2
June 12
May 22
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
June 5
Feb 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
July 3
July 3
May 29
Aug. 14
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
;Sept. 4
June 19
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
June .26
Mar. 13
June 5
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
1099
1951
1408
2123
2780
2118
1373
1996
1933
831
406
1357
1239
1146
44
1706
1377
2078
1848
905
1609
2326
1011
3042
1245
3046
91
2417
2534
2193
2587
275
1982
787
1111
827
827
244
579
227
918
359
875
2184
1228
1924
628
2298
85
1235
1824
118
736
2271
485
2319
11
059
2847
607
826
.2522
428
1595
2964
2699
2055
759
257
1900
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351
589
(679
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( 507
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440
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(246
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(595
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524
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)627
63
471
198
(281
)282
(206
J 207
202
59,60
141
55
(217
^218
90
(207
J 208
532
306
4.59
149
542
19,20
308
433
30
185
•548
116
576
3,4
168
087
(145
j 146
207
5 592
i 593
102
373
729
(650
J 651
495
(177
)178
61
449
Official
Gazette.
69
1430
944
297
1031
025
1578
284
405
384
1027
720
288
246
1553
889
544
1207
943
1627
11121
1374
1521
1671
202
708
1403
709
552
1029
1977
1592
1078
54
1606
168
219
830
46
649
43
1377
67
1369
986
1103
1036
761
1931
1213
1104
1.513
1237
150
525
1242
468
4
129
1126
791
173
1974
1230
1518
694
557
1623
1610
1244
1840
524
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Heater :
See Auxiliary heater. G-rate-heater.
Barrel-heater. Hot-air and hot -water
Car-heater. heater.
Curling-iron heater. Hot-water heater.
Electric heater Lamp-heater.
Electrical healer. Lunch-heater.
Feed- water heater. Oil-heater.
Feed- water-pipe Portable heater,
heater. Sad-iron heater.
Fireplace-heater. Steam or hot-w ater heater.
Flat-iron heater. Tire-heater.
Gas-heater. Water-lieaier.
Grain-heater. Well-heater.
Heater
Heater »
Heater
Heater
Heater
Heater
Heater '.
Heater
Heater
Heater ,
Heater and table
Heater, cooler, and ventilator. Combined
Heater for soldering-irons, &c
Heaters. Cast-iron conduit for steam or hot-water. . .
Heating and cooking device
Heating and smoke-consuming apparatus
Heating and ventilating apparatus
Heating and ventilating apparatus. Building
Heating and ventilating, &c. Apparatus for
Heating and ventilating dwelling-houses
Heating and ventilating rooms. Apparatus for
Heating and ventilating rooms. Device for
Heating and ventilating rooms. Device for
Heating and water-circulating system
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus. Box or furnace for electric
Heating apparatus. Electric
Heating apparatus. Electric
Heating apparatus. Hot-air
Heating apparatus. Hot-air
Heating apparatus. Hot- water
Heating apparatus. Hot-water
Heating apparatus. Hot- water
Heating apparatus. Hot- water
Heating apparatus. Hot-water
Heating apparatus. Oil-vapor
Heating apparatus. Steam '.
Heating apparatus. Steam
Heating apparatus. Steam
Heating apparatus. Steam
Heating apparatus. Water-
Heating-boiler
Heating-boiler
Heating-boiler. Hot- water
Heating-boiler. Hot-water
Heating-boiler. Steam or hot-water
Heating device
Heating device. Hot-water
Heating forced draft
Heating-fuinace
Heating-furnace
Heating-furnace
Heating f arnace. Air-
Heating furnace. Water-
Heating, illuminating, or culinary purposes. Appli-
ance for
Heating liquids by means of steam. Apparatus for. .
Heating. Method of
Heating or ventilating device
Heating plants. Air-storing pipes in steam-
Name.
J. H. Adams.
Z. H. Bools-.
519,560
524,538
522,453
514,145
512,035
523,477
522,850
524,399
521,420
528,404
520,632
510,405
519,305
520,747
517,321
515,718
525,807
527,804
515,250
514,970
526,792
530,016
C.Mills 517,759
H. C. Cowdrey
J. Hauser
A. H. Kingman and T. C. Mosely
E.H. Laird
J. McLoughlin
M. Ready
D. S. Richardson
C. B. Wanamater
E. M. Burchard
E. F. Euehr
G. H. Perkins
C. J. Balthasar
J. Allingham
G. W. Poole
W. W.Ensign
A. McFadyen
J. Reynolds
A. H. Smith
T.N. Rogers
J. Cinnamon
No.
H. A. Spear ; 527.626
E. E.Ashley 520 911
C. A.Burt I 512,000
J. T. Griridrod ' 526,780
J.Hinstin 529,072
E. R. Soleau I 521,348
R. H. Stubbs j 518,798
530,019
516,071
521,099
518,250
516,017
528,061
520,677
522,226
516,061
512,847
519,396
523,962
521,440
513,309
521,093
512,430
530,155
C.L. CoflBn
A. E. Applevard
G. D. Burton
H. P. Judson
S. H. La Rue
S.J. Anderson
A. T. Henderson . . .
S. N. Murgittroyd . .
J. C.Norton
,T. M. Thayer
E. Strauss
R. M. Dixon
C . H. Robinson
H. C. Simmons
E. Watts
J. J. Blackmore
S. Bartley
H. C. Steinhoff
D. F. Morgan
D. F. Morgan
L. R. Blackmore
A. Burkart-Stalder .
M. F. Bishop
T. M. Rymer- Jones.
C. D. Howard
L. Jackman
L. P. D. Tost
S. L. Wiegand -
A. Anderson...
P. E. Browne . .
D. B. Morison ...
W. P. Skitfington.
H. P. Huso
H. Martini
528,401
519,132
519,133
531,298
530,390
514,437
523,598
528,479
525,763
524,370
529.090
526,096
521,201
529,288
527,029
515, 6S5
526,497
Date.
May 8
Aug. 14
July 3
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
July 24
July 10
Aug. 14
June 12
Oct. 30
May 29
Mar. 13
May 1
May 29
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
Sept. n
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
June 5
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
June 12
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
June 5
Apr. 17
Mar. 0
Oct. 23
May 29
July 3
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
May 8
July 31
June 12
Jan. 23
June 5
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
1
1
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
July 24
Oct. 30
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Sept. 18
June 12
May
May
Monthly
volume.
1128 271
983 \f^
483 123
269 66,67
510 121
2265
1157
771
1180
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
(569
)570
287
188
(280
J 281
2929 I 708
2935 I 709
1101 ' 262
661 i 160
3135 ! 759
2663 i 625
2870i{?}5
846 192
1857
2093
1646
203
2663
579
1558
446
f5]9
[520
412
48
639
[142
I 143
'377
290 !70, 71
451
187
996
1070
2359
2666
547
621
1407
459
2328
3025
88
535
1884
844
3134
1224
2717
612
1172
131
2920
342
343
2156
554
759
2463
3062
766
711
1027
1347
796
1367
2816
2065
107
44
(237
<238
<239
(250
)251
(584
)585
640
128
146
352
100
561
733
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124
440
204
(780
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660
145
285
35
(706
)707
81
81
(516
J 517
138
194
018
742
177
(172
( 173
247
313
187
(328
J 329
142
702
491
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Gazette.
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69 1184
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
■ Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuiied.
525
Invention.
Heating, smelting, and separating,
electric
Heating system
Heating system
Heating system
Heating system for cars, &o
Apparatus for
Heating system. Hot-water
Heating systems. Device for removing air from
steam
Heating systems. Heater for hot-water
Heating with liquid fuel. Means for
Hedges. Mode of and appliance for plashing ,
Heel
Heel
Heel
Heel
Name.
J. "W. "Woodfolk and J. C. Wharton
E. M. Dixon
A. G.Paul
W. P. Skiffington.
J. "W. Beach
Wax.
Heel
Heel ,
Heel ,
Heel-breast finisher
Heel-burnishing machine.
Heel-cutter
Heel-molding apparatus. Spring-
Heel-nail
Heel-nailing machine
Heel -nailing machine
Heelnailing-machine jack
Heel pressing machine
L.G.AUen
L. Hussey and E. McCann
r.E. Dack
A. Harmuth
M.Neil
G. Fowler
A. P. Gotham
A.P. Gotham
Heel randing and trimming machine .
Heelstitfener machine
Heel stifiFener machine
Heel-stiffener machine
Heel'Stiffeners. Machine for cutting
W. Morrison and W. H. Purser . .
H. Rogers
J. W. Rogers
C. L. Schrader
N. Churchill and W. 0. Baxter . . .
J. O. Collins
A. McDowell
J. P. Busfield
G. A. Curtis
0. S. Hill and W.E.Bailey
A. White
S. A. Krewson
J. J. Heys
J. F Isaacson ,
I.. Cot6
N. J. Simonds .
W J. Young ,
G. P. Moore ...
Heel-trimming machine C. H Trask
Heels. Apparatus for forming spring- i J. P. Busfield
Heliograph attachment | A. L. Wetherill...
Heliomotor I L. W- Allingham .
Hermetically closing gazogenes, &c. Means for J. Eugster
Hide and skin machine W. Evans
Hide-shaving apparatus
Hides. Apparatus for electrolytically treating raw .
Hides, &c. Machine for dressing
Hide.i, &c. Machine for rolling.
Hides or skins. Apparatus for treating
Hides or skins. Machine for working
Hides. Treating
Higli chair
High-speed engine .
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge.
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge,
Hinge
Hinge,
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Awning-blind
Blind
Blind
Combinatiun lock
Concealed
Flush lounge-
for electric apparatus , . .
foi rules and protractors .
for school-desk seats
G. A. Lawrence ..
P. R. D. d'Humy .
W. Evans
G. M. Disher
I. Vaughn
G. W. Baker
D. A. Goodman...
G. A. Morfoot
J. Dow ,
J. J. Berry ,
T Corscaden
W. B. Doming....
A. M. Granger
H. H. Gridley . . . .
J. B. Knittel
G. Laube
J. H. Lawrence- ..
J. Nichols
A.Riley
A. Howes
N. McKinnon.
A. C. Siekman
E. Lundgren
A. A. Oat, Sr
J W. Brown
A B. Davis
-J. K. Love
Hinge for school-seats. Automatic
Hinge for step-ladders, &c
Hinge. Furniture- ,
Hinge. Furniture-
Hinge. Gate-
Hinge. Gate-
Hinge. Lock-
Hinge. Lock-
Hinge. Lock-
Hinge. Lock-
Hinge. Lock-
Hinge pintle and making same. Blind-.
Hinge. School-seat
M, L. Noble and E. Buxton.
E, M. Dennis
J. and C. Koehler
R. F Collins
J. H. Stiggleman
G. M. Bowen
L. Haege
J. Asbton
W. T. Bessonette
Z.B.Chase
W. Heeenscheidt
A. J. MoCaulej'
C. E. Hart
J. W. Fisher
No.
Date.
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
June 5
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
May 29
Apr 17
Jan. 30
Apr. JO
July 3
June 5
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
May 1
Feb. 13
530,046 i Nov. 27
531,143
517.035
526,733
526,754
521,008
529,098
524,110
.517,683
516,928
518,406
530,760
.517,157
520,522
518.266
513,622
517,965
.'.22.234
520,768
515,653
518,043
.5-26,890
515,952
511,951
519.144
514,852
Monthly
volume".
515,492
515,114
530,462
519,936
513,242
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
May 15
Jan. 23
521,770 June 19
524,101
527,640
514,669
520,696
526,387
528,638
512,706
.525,493
515,200
525.372
512,088
528,427
518,070
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Sept. 25
1866
2175
102
139
459
1039
239
454
1984
1794
1208
2392
2754
1433
3164
911
103
11
2758
1053
365
343
380
359
1463
2707
2504
1863
662
1744
2319
1819
221
1585
1 1159
41
1863
521 706
590,629
518.308
518,309
517.857
513,042
.525,712
514 8.56
518,741
517,124
.529.312
.522,295
530,709
525.366
530,436
521,528
.526,019
531 515
512,199
522,916
511,881
519,535
523 304
526,270
527,765
527,685
530,377
5-21,429
518,021
.529 171
516 546
.5-24,483
518,988
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Feb 20
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
June 19
May 29
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr 10
Jau 16
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Apr 24
Mar 27
Nov. 13
July 3
Dec, 11
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
June 19
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
July 10
Jan. 2
May 8
July 17
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
June 12
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Mar 13
Aug. 14
May 1
214
1619
288
2003
91
2969
1091
1688
2931
1497
1498
724
I 2207
683
1467
2275
2335
1420
211
1124
79
623
1397
1214
2543
781
1267
265
1094
1954
1042
1791
1659
533
1200
1009
1164
1342
895
83
443
515
25, 26
33, 34
(109
) 110
(250
)-251
55,56
110
466
445
294
564
Official
Gazette.
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(35
^35
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367
(650
^651
(619
^620
468
(164
\ 165
(4-27
)428
(607
)608
(431
H32
51
383
288
11
(443
i 444
( 52
] 53
t 54
389
72
300
23.24
144
I 6
67
1585
1907
21
28
1279
855
705
87
1854
3H1
14-0
1949
1107
294
730
187
20
1199
06 1418
67 209
68
1517
72
607
1148
1193
66
67
66
1 69
I 66
66
I 69
275
(396
J 397
708
375
375
182
528
158
368
565
550
341
57
273
21
155
3-23
279
608
190
5 313
\ 314
61
262
492
387
432
400
133
284
253
280
320
220
21
69
67
69
66
1367
1235
1337
891
575
1559
702
323
1089
11
1532
685
333
1205
1261
1167
115
605
215
1537
1141
306
307
154
443
1289
1149
459
1938
925
42
1434
1165
1329
1482
1397
1727
148
255
52
759
398
1476
378
336
1312
1430
202
878
1719
841
551
52G
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
fliiigeseiitiiit: device
Hinge. Sflt-ildsing cmicealed
Hinge. Shutter-
Hinge. Shutter-
Hinge. Spring-
Hinge. Spring-
Hinge. Spring-
Hinge. Spring-
Hinge Spring
Hinge. Spring
Hinge. Spring-
Hinge. Spring-..
Spring-
Spring
Spring
Spring a
Spring-
Stop-
Strap
Hinge. Strap-
Hinge.s. Manufacture of strap
Hinges or links. Machine for forming wire.
Histological ca.se
Hitching clamp
Hitching device
Hitching device
Hitching device
Hitching device. Hoise
Hitching device. Horse-
Hitching device. Horse-
Hitching device. Rope-
Hitching device. Stock-
Hitchiug horses. Means for
Hitching-post
Hitching-strap
Hitching strap
Hitching strap
Hitching-strap
Hinge
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hohhy-horse
Hod
Hod-elevator. Chain .
Hoe. Garden- ,
Hoe. Horse-
Hoe. Weeding-
Hogtrough
Hoist
Hoist. Differential
Hoist-drum for discharge apparatus of coal or ore
docks.
Hoist. Pneumatic
Hoist winding mechanism
Hoisting and conveying apparatus
Hoisting and conveying apparatus
Hoisting and conveying apparatus
Hoisting and conveying apparatus. Bucket .
Hoisting and conveying machine
Hoisting and drilling machine
Hoisting and transfer apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoi.sting apparatus. Electrical .
Hoisting lilock
Hoisting device
Hoisting-drum
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting machinery
Hoisting machinery
Hoisting machinery
Hoisting machinery. Electric .
Hoisting machinery, &c. Hydraulic
Hoisting machinery. Switch-operating mechanism
for
Hoisting mechanism
Hoisting mechanism
Hoisting mechani-'^m
Hoisting or lifting apparatus brake.
Hoisting-tackle
Hoisting-tackle. Differential
Holdback
Name.
W. E. Williams
A. A. Oat, Sr ..
A O. Elzner
D. TJ. Stoner
R. Brindle
A.S. HpM. .-.
W. P. Keenan..
F.Keil
L. Mouat, Jr -.-
A. A Page
A. A. Page
A. A. Page
G. A. Pay son
L. R. Pomeroy
M. Redlinger.
H. A. Rippien ,
A. H. Wilson
G. A.McKenzie
W. H. Hart
L. H. Sholder
T. Corscaden
H. S. Reynolds
W. A uteniieth
L. Dunn
C W.Collins
A. G. Hamblin
J. P Muth
J. G. Engberg
C. Gengnagel
J. W. McHenry
E. F. Parker
S.F.Clark
M. P. Hagcn
L. W.Clino
P. Sweetland
J. H. Valleau
J H. Valleau
J. H. Valleau. (Reissue)
Xo.
526,626
52I..'i46
525,8J3
528,571
519.833
515,334
515,43,^
522,732
522,612
525,860
525,t.61
526,162
525,511
518,626
524,351
527,158
518,6.39
528,258
527,975
530,729
519.243
519,160
512,496
513,768
515,325
530,992
519,M1
518366
529.487
520 608
525,770
521,782
526,898
515,818
530,136
525,568
528,495
11,457
Date.
Oct. 2
June 19
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
May 15
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
July 10
July 10
Sept. 11
Sppt. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Mny 1
May 1
Jari. 9
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
May 15
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
May 29 '
Sept. 11 I
June 26 :
Oct. 2 i
Mar. 6 I
Dec. 4
Sept. 4 !
Oct. 30 i
Dec. 11
256
1422
928
84
1579
2253
2420
967
759
960
963
1458
316
2054
677
788
2078
2680
2177
11.59
551
396
1293
3401
2237
1593 i
1676 I
1626 I
1751
2898
779 1
1842 !
62,63
330
207
21
387
558
599
2U
5191
\ 192
215
215
341
78 79
511
165
192
518
646
523
281
134
96
310
839
554
378
408
401
416
700
180
439
67
66
66
69 I 49
67 ! 1486
68 I 1332
661
861
1.320
1352
200
103
68 13,38
68 1338
1442
68 j 1210
67 1 421
68 i 801
69 I 161
67
69
69
69
67
67
66
66
66
69
67
67
425
555
447
1440
644
614
255
773
1318
1535
879
330
69 1003
67 ! 1135
384 95,96
143 35
100
424
3086
1459
K. A. Horning 517.142 ^ Mar. 27 ; 2362
A. G.Brandt and F. M. Spencer 524,799
G- P. Wern 527,305
J. H. Andre 522,872
C. Gindler 527,419
A. Evans 514,419
C.F, Haigler j 517,101
D. E. Rowland ^ 524,403
W- T. Sears | 515,696
D.T.Deuton. 514,262
H. Schweim
W. H. Lindsay .
S. M. Hewett-..
519,436
522,529
517.859
T. S.Miller ; 521.035
T. F. Moore 524,502
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
July 10
Oct. 16
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
May 8
July 3
Apr. 10
June 5
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
26
101
748
345
557
558
1421 348
1306
15sO
72
1480
1233
68 1230
69 627
69 1496
68
67
66
09
^66
68
1034
1185
T. F.Moore | 524,806
D. I. Calhoun ! 513,082 ' Jan. 23
T. B. Hackman, L. and A. Rujipel.. 529,378 I Nov. 20
W. D. Sherman 518,901 '
Apr. 24
J. V. Beekman 524,.300 I Aug. 14
C. C. Kinsman 524,553
C. Pay [ 513,135
H. A. Pedrick .525,561
L. Rosenfeld l 526.263
W. Roth ' 519,294
H. C. Spaulding 516,843
T. R. Ferrall.
W. E. Tietheway
H. Boltholf
L. Hamerly
G. C. Murrey
A.J.Shaw
A.J.Shaw
A.J. Shaw
A. J. Shaw
H. W. TJmney
A. J. Shaw
W. Hoey
W. Hoey
G. F. Jennings -
A. Bolzani
F. E. Young..-.
W. Schermuly. .
W. Rice
511,766
525,!?75
526,007
520,426
512,258
528,618
528,619
528,621
528,620
527,908
528,615
512,511
526,488
528,297
525,528
524.015
511,863
520,612
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
May 1
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
May 29
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Oct 23
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Maj' 29
1220
732
2301
778
2838
497
903
601
726
500
923
2256
1535
2532
565
1016
2348
412
1631
637
1841
39
983
1189
2593
8B9
168
170
173
171
2047
103
1311
2052
2748
347
80
IS.'i
2904
251
295
[298
(299
186
542
190
;706
1707
192
(706 }
1 707 J
\lf.V
( 626 }
\ 627 I 5
217
153
154
183
119
229
(350
)351
545
367
626
627
134
} 135
250
566
99
383
155
435
10
221
272
628
209
41
41.42
42. 43
42
S491
) 492
39,40
(316
1317
488
664
85
18
16.47
701
67
67
67
68
66
69
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68
66
68
68
67
66
66
68
68
67
66
69
69
69
69
69
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68
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68
68
66
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952
69 206
68 , 240
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527
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coniinued.
Invention.
device .
Holdback
Holdback. Vehicle-
Holdback. Vehicle-
Holdback. Vehicle-
Holdback. Vehicle-
Hollow articles. Apparatus for manufacturing
Hollow ware. Machine for making
Hominy-mill
Hoof boot and pad
Hoof-gage
Hoof-trimmer
Hoof trimming and paring
Hoof-weight
Hook:
See Back-band hook.
Belt-hook.
Cant-hook.
Check-hook.
Checkrein-hook.
Clamp-hook.
Coal and hat hook.
Conductor-hook.
Detachable hook.
Display-hook.
Dress-iiook.
Fish-hook.
Garment-hook.
Grass-hook.
Hame-hook.
Hat and coat hook. .
Ice-hook.
Lacing-hook.
Log-rolling hook.
Mousing-hook.
Picture-book.
Kelease-hook.
Snap-hook.
Splitlinkcenter-pinhook
Trace-hook.
"Wardrobe-hook.
"Whiffletree-hook.
Hook.
Hook
Hook
Hook
Hook
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook and eye
Hook or eye strip .
Hooks and eyes. Machine for making and carding .
Hooks and eyes upon rods. Machine for forming . . .
Hooks for stretching curtains. Machine for making
Hoop:
See Mast-hoop.
Hoop-dressing machine - .
Hoop flaring and bending machine '.
Hoop for barrels, &c
Hoop for boxes, &c
Hoop-making machine
Hoop-mill attachment
Hoop-skirt
Hop-cleaniug machine
Hop picking and separating machine
Hop picking and separating machiiio .
Hop-picking machine
Hop-torrefying apparatus
Hop-trier -
Hopper of dressing or separating machines for flour,
Hop]ile
Hopple
Horse-blanket
Horse blanket fastening
Horse-blanket pin
Horse-blauket safety device
Horso-boot
Horse-boot
Horse-check. Automatic
Horse-checkmg device
Horse-checking device
Horse-checking device
Horse checking or uuchecking device -
Horse ebin-eheck
Horse-cover
Horse cover fastening
Horse detacher
Horae-detaclier
Horse-det.aclier
Horse-detacher
Horse-detailier
Horse-detacher and brake. Combined -
Horse driver -nnd governor
Horse ice-creeper
D. "Warner
"W. Finlay
C. Leiby
E. Maiieau
S. F. Kobbins
M. A. Jouet-Pastr6
H. Dyer and "W. H. Bingham .
E. G. Jenckes
"W. Sidebotham
Z. L. Hayden
"W.K. Fraley........
D. M. Sutton
F. D.Scott
C. Crowther
D. "W.Holden
J. D. Kellogg
G. W. McMiWan
J.M. Reid
H. Davidson
J. H. Doyle
F. Meyers and M. Stoveken.
G. S. Pearson
J. F. Schoeppl
J. F. Schoeppl
F. W. "Wall
H.S. Wedmore
J. H. Goodbody
A. D. Major .
C. Monahan ..
F. Steinmann.
H. F. Campbell
J. Pleukharp and T. Schramm -
H. S. Hopper
J. S. Dinkel
D. C. Putnam
F.L. Clark
J. L. and D. H. Coles
K. J. and J. P. M ackison
B. A. Weatherbee
"W.H. Clark
E. D. Mills and L. Emdin
G.L.Jaeger
E, C. Horst
•J. M. Kishworih, S. Ingham, and J.^
Vickers. ^
H. McGuire
J. Shepherd
A. P. Hansom. (Reissue)
■J. De Loney
G. A. "Wright and M. L. Jacoby
"W. D. Adams
J.Duffy
W. Temple
W. C. H. Amende
P. T. Chalfant
J. Davie
T. H. Shottenberg
C. C. "Wheeler
T. Raymond
E. H. Cooper
P. M. Mishler
M. M. Benster
J. E. Berkstresser
B. Blake ,
L. M. Bowers
J. J. Rick and L. Larson .
A. H.Chilton
H. A. andC. S. Arnold-..
"W. Jones
519,363
514,219
51-2,117
512,041
524,095
516,056
526,693
522,468
519,822
513,574
511,885
524,408
523,180
527,832
518,452
517,221
516,897
520,539
524,578
530,933
519,612
528.341
521,391
.530,800
522,541
528,700
529,550
525,914
515,300
517,775
519,401
522,487
5-23,281
525,538
527,884
525,135
513,885
525,913
526,594
.529,598
524,333
514,265
513,789
513,280
518,044
516,31(i
11,427
522,8^2
527,740
.523.966
52^,219
520,193
513,629
516,365
524,988
528,698
528,577
524,669
518,833
512,385
528.410
531,015
521,581
.524,241
520.337
51.5,651
522 956
513,936
Date.
May 8
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
July 3
May 15
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
July 17
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
May 29
Aug. 14
Doc. 18
May 8
Oct. 30
June 12
Dee. 11
July 3
July 31
Nov. 20
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
May 8
July 3
July 17
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Feb. 0
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
July 3
July 10
Oct. 10
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
May 22
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Dec. 18
June 19
Aug. 7
May 22
Feli. 27
July 17
Jan. 30
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528
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Horse-rake
Horae-rake
Horse-stopping device
Horses. Device for stopping runaway
Horses. Electric, appliance for
Horses' feet. Artificial frog for
Horses from cribbing and wind-sucking. Device for
preventing
Horses from running away. Device for preventlna..
Horses from vehicles in motion. Safety device for
detaching
Horses. Hot-water bandages for treating
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Ifame.
C. S. Sharp...
C. S. Sharp...
H.J. H. Toft.
C. Jagelitz ...
a.'R. King....
L. C. Tiffany .
T. Redmond ..
N. Eirtz .
I. Briggs ,
Horseshoe T. N. Jones
Horseshoe "VV. J. Kent
Horseshoe W. J. Kent
Horseshoe "VV. K. Kinnear
Hor.spshoe L. La Veck
Horseslioe J. Maslen
Horseshoe ! M. E. Poupard
Horseshoe I E. Eichard.son
Horseshoe I A. TV. Smith
Horseshoe I J. H., J. R., and "W. E. Smith
Horseshoe 1 J. G. Weissmann
Horseshoe. Bar- G^. TV. Wemple
K. Bnstin
F. W. Bach....
Z. Birdsall ....
O. E. Brown...
W. F. Downey.
J. A. Eiper . .'. .
B. F. Fink
J. E. James
C. C. Jerome...
No.
517,490
517,491
.■114,100
.520,057
516,740
511,918
526,538
.512,149
524,987
Date.
Horseshoe-bending machine.
Horseshoe-blanks. Machine for blending . .
Horseshoe-burnishing machine
Horseshoe-calk
Horseshoe-calk
Horseshoe-calk sharpener
Horseshoe. Combination rubber and steel
Horseshoe. Elastic-tread
Hoi seshoe. Elastic-tread
Horseshoe. Elastic-tread
Horseslioe. Elastic-tread
Horseshoe. Elastic-tread
Horse-shoe- fastening
Horseshoe-fastening
Horseshoe. Jointed »
Horseshoe-machine
Horseshoe-nail clincher
Hoiseshoe-nail machine
Horseshoe-nails. Machine for making
Horseshoe. Nailleas
Horseslioe. Nailless
Horseshoe-pad
Horseshoe. Pneumatic-tread
Horseshoe. Sectional
Horseshoe. .Sectional
Horseshoe. Segmental ,
Horseshoe-swagiug machine
Horseshoes. Combination - tool for punching and
creasing
Horseshoes of aluminium. Manufacturing ,
Hose-hri dge
Hose bridge and tower
Hose bridge and tower
Hose-cart
Hose clamp
Hose-clamp
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupl ins
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Ho.se-conpling
Hose- coupling
Hose-coupling
Ho.s6coupIi ng
Hose-coupling. Air-brake
Hose-coupling band. Adjustable
Hose coupling clamp
Hose cutting and mounting machine
Hose-faatening
530,085
.518,772
516,046
.524,055
521,645
.523,765
.513,428
.524,681
514,753
.514,934
530,643
530,644
514,011
516,494
529,930
526.050
.530,797
517,176
522,126
512.778
522 770
Horseshoe. Bar- G. TV. TVemple j .522^771
Horseshoe-bars. Machine for mating TV. J. Kent ! 518,608
H.E. Darby ! 513,455
TV-. J. Kent ' 518,609
TV. Mason .523,989
F. von Eulenfeld 516.788 j
J. P. G. de Roussy de Sales 515,619
A. B. Smith 521. .513 1
E. C. Scribner 518,863
L. A. Anderson .526.671
J. H. Bowerman .513,871
H. H. Gibba 522,789
TV. R. Howe ' .530,528
A.Loeffler ' 526.631
T.,. P. Britt 512.358
E. T. Covell 513,.360
J. B. Haj.uo [526,034
J. A. Burden j 524,307
0. Seeliger ; 512.228
R. C.Lambert [530,596
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
May 22
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
June 19
July 31
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
June 26
Jan. 16
July 10
July 10
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Aug. 7
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
June 19
Apr. 94
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
July 10
Dec. U
Sept. 25
Jan 9
Jan. 23
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
J.A.Coleman 531,161 Dec. 18
G. Burgstaller i 520,409 ' May 29
J. C. McCoUum 1517,013 Mar. 20
A. L. Grant I 521,609 ' June 19
H. J. TVelch j 513,662 Jan. 30
E. Hogbin 519,453 May 8
M. E. Poupard 1526,049 Sept. 18
M.E. Poupard i 526,051 Sept. 18
H.E. Darby I 513,456 ' Jan. 23
J. TVhalin .' ; 518,434 Apr. 17
C.C.Jerome 511,777 Jan. 2
H. Sandrock 519,136 May 1
J. Blake and E. F. Begiebing 515,278 Fel). 20
J. Blake and E. F. Begiebing ,531,091 Dec. 18
E. and L. Shay 521,868 June 26
J. C. BaiTOlt 520,386 May 22
S.J.Hart .'il3,322 Jan. 23
A. L. Bailey i .526,174 Sept. 18
P.J.Barrett 1514,806 Feb. 13
S. M. Beery 519,829 May 15
A. Bfchet and H. O'Neill .527,764 Oct. 23
J.S.Blackburn 511,992 Jan. 2
J.M.Cox 520,952 June 5
J. Doster | 528,929 Nov. 13
A. Hitt 524,679 Aug. 14
TV. Martin 525,8.54 Sept. 11
TV. Martin 1,52.5.8.55 Sept. 11
R. F. O'Meara 1515,788 Mar. 0
J. M. Prior 1517,192 Mar. 27
S. F. TVhalen i 528,051 Oct. 23
525,522 Sept. 4
515,142 Feb. 20 1
.519,312 ' May 8
517,128 Mar. 27 '
517,057 I Mar. 27 |
515,893 ' Mar. 6 I
Monthly
volume.
124 27,28
N. TV. TVilliams and E. B. Seely.
J. R. Bragg and J. M. Moyera ...
E. R. Arthur !
F. D. Taylor
J. P. Nolan and J. D. Connell . . .
A.L. Baily
128
196
1949
1687
326
2120
694
1744
15
2320
514
140
1592
2770
2802
1218
1303
1588
1019
1022
59
1251
2482
1205
1268
2426
2437
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1043
1044
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2865
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2708
1371
2460
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1072
812
2206
1036
2704
1237
578
826
933
1899
2567
2119
1537
3237
928
1263
1266
2867
1738
54
347
2139
1770
1973
2530
2642
1479
1382
1575
1790
439
365
760
1215
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945
100
2456
2310
338
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680
2341
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76
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168
426
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687
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297
325
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360
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432
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422
476
611
641
346
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431
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557
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552 I
527
60 I
Official
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68
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
■^^29
Invention.
Hoso in towers. Means for suspending
Hose-leak stop or jacket
Hose. Manufacture of
Hose, &c. Manufacturing samples of
Hose-mender
Hose-mender
Hose-nozzles. Portable and adjustable support for . .
Hose-reel
Hose reel
Hose reel
Hose to couplings. Apparatus for applying
Hosiery
Hosiery cutting apparatus
Hosiery-fulling machine
Hot-air and hot- water heater. Combined
Hot-air furnace ,
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air heater
Hot-air pipe
Hot-air register »
Hot-air register
Hot-air register
Hot-air register
Hot- box indicator and oiler
Hot-water boiler
Hot- water boiler
Hot- water boiler for heating purposes
Hot- water-circulating apparatus
Hot-water furnace
Hot-water furnace
Hot- water heater
Hot-wat- r heater
Hot-water beater J . _
Ho t- water li eater '.
Hot-wal er heater
Hot-water li eater
Hot-water heat er or steam-generator
Hot- water-heater regulator
Hotel-register
House :
See Apartment-house. Milt-cooling house.
Brick or terra-cotta house.
House
House construction
House Movable
Household or kitchen implement-
Hub
Hub. Antifriction wheel-
Hub-attaching device
Hub-attaching device
Hub-attaching device
Hub-attaching device ■
Hub-band
Hub-band
Hub-hlank-making machine
Hub detaching device. Wheel-
Hub. Metallic
Hub point-band. Vehicle-
Hub-protector for wagons
Hub protector. Vehicle-
Hub. Vehicle-
Hub. Vehicle-
Hub. Wheel-
Hub. Wheel-
Hub. Wheel-
Hub. Wheel-
Hub. Wheel-
Hub. Wheel-
Hub. Wheel-
Hubs. Sectional chill for wheel- ,
Huller:
See Clover-huller. Fruit-huller.
Hulling and cleaning machine C . E. Lipe
INanie.
L. W. Hayes
J B. Cooper
N. Lombard
AV. F. Bowers
E. Kempshall
A . Van Dyke
W. A. Cain
W. N. Cassou
J. B. Hunter
.T. B. Hunter
P. Whyte
S. Rills' and J. E. Wood.
I. Mossop
1". A. Tanzer
A. C. Mott
G. T. Finlev
G. W. Fridrich
H. .T. Noyes
M. Eudert
W. Ryan
W.Heckert
C. Spindler, Jr
K. Pv. Buehler
E. S. T. Cissel. (Reissue) .
W. M. Dvas
E. A. Tuttle
A.F.Gregg
B. Etienne
D. Munsou
T. Brooks, M. Eeilly, and W. Rud-
kin.s.
,T.F. McElroy
F. A. Gardner
A. C. Mott
H. Eisert and E. B. Talcott
A.O. Grassl
J. F. Harrison
W. L. Shepard
W. Vanderman
C.T.Wiley
C.Phelps
.J. K. Meschter
D. F. Eiegle
D. H. Hibbert .
S. Sanderson...
,T. F. Roth well.
O. A. Hen.sel ..
C.G. Berger...
E. V. Moore ...
C. 1\E. Graves ..
L. Harris
F. J. Herman..
S. Robinson
J. Maris
J. Maris
W. W. Tucker
G. H. Butler
.T.H.Gray
J. ifaris
N. I). Hodgkins
N. D. Hodgkins
H. AV. Broesquin
B.Schad
F. L. Bryant
.T. AV. Cloud
J. AV. Cloud
T. S. Field
S. .Johnson
AV. W. Kins and F.M.Dunn
I. N. Rothrook
S. D. Wright and J. W. Hornsey.
Hulling coflfee or for other purposes. Machine for .
C. A. Hege . . .
C.E. Lipe....
J. Taylor
J. T. Pearson.
Hulling coffee or for other purposes. Machine for . .
HuUing-machine
Humidifier.
Humidifying fibrous substances. Means and appa-
ratus for
Husking-machine feed-roll
Hydrant ; R. A. Brook
Hydrant i C. Q. Hayes
•34 PAT
C. A. Hege
P. H. Conner and L. Clark.
No,
5iG,o:;9
522.. 'i64
.'>l!l,S04
523.090
524.fi.53
521-.. 087
52B,316
.527.734
521,973
11.426
522.200
.526.848
.526.921
518,592
523,800
528,026
513.0.50
.529.121
516,102
526,907
.5-22.755
.52^1,720
.5-27.890
52-2,499
M2.138
514,026
526.404
526,581
531,032
522,856
528,131
.530,268
513,258
.520,933
514,595
512,613
529,683
515,842
.511,783
522,225
527,907
514,34S
518,498
524,027
529,909
518,951
516,471
512,666
516,627
519,807
519,808
517,216
525,550
514,624
517,241
515,102
525,813
512,819
512,881
512,304
517,310
520,703
527.409
519,660
525,268
D^e.
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
May 1
Apr. 3
June 26
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
July 3
May 1
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
June 26
July 3
July 3
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Apr. 24
July 31
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
July 10
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
July 3
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Dec. 18
July 10
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
June 5
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
July 3
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
May 1
Mar. 13
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
May 15
May 15
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
May 29
Oct. 16
May 8
Aug. 28
Monthly
volume.
590
2377
3445
1079
863
2645
81
531
1800
132
2212
289
495
3123
532
322
658
40
1175
1333
1727
1738
2179
683
30
290
425
2002
2942
179
2219
1070
588
488
1021
343
2015
549
1913
2185
1663
1164
2458
338
2551
340
1045
1458
2069
177
63
87
2042
032
1842
99
2447
24
1215
1550
1-181
1541
1543
2493
393
1086
2527
1840
146
588
850
262
208
634
21
129
445
32
529
67
118
767
C123
) 124
82,83
160
9,10
289
310
408
419
523
174
8
70
105
496
C733
1734
44
532
258
138
120
253
83
484
140
162
20,21
455
522
(394
) 395
C290
1291
594
83
614
83
262
352
495
43
15
20
C490
H91
162
456
21
588
7
291
372
352
376
377
586
93
270
594
464
Official
Gazette.
\\ 196
66
857 Hn= l}f
1838; 5*^5; ^66
232 ; 66
621 ] 66
743 67
2644
3072
1204
1301
2236
295
311
545
1323
477
782
1426
163
1748
551
103
1585
670
1595
57
95
723
1551
63
065
669
894
1418
1494
351
1645
133
8
55
79
412
CIO
678
445
861
1562
92
208
709
417
108
130
869
1540
1590
1548
236
498
1277
581
1259
1067
287
1063
1486
15
17
423
971
368
1142
541
1695
305
1745
853
854
1969
1224
1075
1975
1231
1320
374
397
192
1998
1167
2.52
795
1113
530
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inrentions — Continued,
Inven^ou.
Hydrant
Hydrant. Street-...
Hydraulic compress
Hydraulic compress
Hydraulic elevator. .
Hydraulic elevator j E. S. Matthews i 520,106
Hydraulic elevator j .7. Eeichmann 522,030
Steam
Xame.
No.
J.H.Pierce 517,061
H. Thomson 523.492
W. Vf. Bierce and A. Thomlinson.. 523,925
W. W. Bierce 523,924
C.J. Dudley ! 518,491
Hydraulic elevator J. G. Stamp
' 518,377
Hydraulic elevator
Hydraulic lift
Hydraulic motor
Hydraulic motor
Hydraulic presses, shears, &c.
trolling the operation of
Hydrocarhon-burner
H vd rocaibon-lmrner
Hydrocarhon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarl)on-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Mechanism for con-
J.R. AVade 528,281
H. Lubowskl 513,P00
J. H.Boyd 525,130
516,164
513,133
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocar\)on-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon -burner
Hydrocarbon-gas-black machine
Hydrocarbon injector burner
Hydrocarbon-lijrhting system
Hydrocarbon-motor
Hydrocarbon-motor
Hydrocarbon-mf>,tors. Means or apparatus for effect-
ing and controlling tbe supply of hydrocarbon to
Hydiocarbons. Apparatus for'burning liquid
Hydrometer
Hypo-eliminator
Ice and for refrigerating. Apparatus for manufac-
turing
Ice. Apparatus for preparing water for the mana-
factiuo of
Ice. Apparatus for snbdividing blocks of
Ice-breaker for tugs, &c
Ice-cieam cans. Protector for tops of
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-ci earn freezer
Icecream f reezer
Ice-crfani freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-ci earn f c eezer
Icecream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer and chum. Combined
Ice-cream mold and cutter. Combined
Ice-creeper ,
Ice-creeper
Ice-cutter
Ice-cutting machine
Ice-cutting machine
Ice-elevator plane
Ice-groovi7)g machine
Ico-handling implement
Ice-hook
Ice-loworiug apparatus
Ice-iuachine
Ice-machines. Freezing-plate for
Ice-raachines. Pneumatic can-hoistfor
Ice-making apparatus
Ice making apparatus
Ice-making apparatus
Ice making apparatus
Ice making apparatus
Ice-niaking app.aratus
Ice-making apparatus
E. C. Nichols -
E. W. Nay lor.
"W. H. Ames ' 516,069
W. H. Ames '.116,070
E. Betz 519,375
A. J. Blackford '518,305
H. Cluff 527,012
D.W.Cole : '512,245
L. H. Cole and J. Bower i 526,560
C. E. Cookerly ' 531,2f=9
C. S.Edmonds 522,158
527,695
515,837
516,872
519,339
B. ICaraps
P. J. Mullaney
E. G. Mummery
T. K. Nickerson
E. Eeid 519,3!I2
D. M. Somers 517,247
J. "Williams and G. A. Cummer ! 515,454
P. F. Eerdon 533,945
r. M. Eeed 1518,897
B. L, Lawton 531,543
J. H. Knig'- 1 ! 524,945
E. I. Nicliols 520,858
J. E. "Weymau and J. A. Drake 528,836
W.E. Pearson 526,737
H. S. Keating .524,944
A. Schmidt 530,965
J. Scheuerecker i 518,791
L. Block 529,350
L. Pusey : 530,127
L. C. Bovy 151.5,739
C.Nelson i 527,711
J.B. Butler !;-21,013
K. C. Edmunds 527,483
F. H. Fisk 1 .525,340
C. H. A. Gerding ; 517.1 14
C. Gooch ! 52.5,6,i0
513,925
530,779
518,280
517,492
522,806
516,947
T. J. H.irton
E.P.Jones...
J. Schaller
J. M. Skipper
F. M. Snook . .
J. S. Stidham.
"W. E. Thatcher i 521,426
"W. Vogt i 51 8, 829
L. and J. D. Wallace ' 523,781
E. L. Weston , 526,.596
J. W. Woodward 516,145
I. T. Babbitt I 527,313 '
P. Winter 512.080 '
J.K. Foy 512,608
J. E. Eus.sell 521 , 82 1 !
J. G. P. Putnam 523,490
W. Butts , 528,073
T. Cutter 52.3.317
J. P. Smith 523,714
C.E.Buckley 512,153
D. C. Evder 52.5,923
M. B. Wesson ' ,524,230 I
C.I.Foster. (Reissue) 11.425
W. L. Church and S. A. Eeeve 529.341 1
C.S.Booth -. .525,7331
C. A.MacDonald 517.468
W. L. Church 529,344
W. L. Church 529.345
AV. L. Church .529,346
W.L. Church 529.347
W. L. Church and S. A. Eeeve 529,342
W. L. Church and S. A. Eeeve 530,494
D. L. Holdeu and L. W. Serrell 530,527
Date.
Mar. 27
Julv 24
July 31
Julv 31
Apr. 17
May 22
June 2C
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Aiig. 28
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Mar. 0
May 8
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Dec. 18
June 26
Oct. 16
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
May 8
May 8
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
Julv 31
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Aug. 21
June 5
Nov. 6
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
Juno 5
Oct. 16
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
July 10
Mar. 20
June 12
Apr. 24
July 31
Sept 25
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
June 26
July 3
Oct. 23
July 17
July 31
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
July 3
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Monthly
volume.
ill
IB
u
529
223.^
2297
578
3053
702
3052
762
1824
452
2161
526
2280
< 547
)548
1646
C40G
) 407
2719
(055
)656
3446
850
2014
492
690
C162
H63
2344
565
545
127
547
127
803
196
1492
C373
)374
556
136
850
206
2155
515
2139
(512
) 513
2500
1677
167
1880
734
838
2536
2447
(600 I
i 601 I 5
600
601
404
41
446
180
203
590
(006
J 607
3102
772
2528
625
2588
620
1667
408
191
42
580
137
113
27
1666
408
1545
2348
582
1487
358
90
24
5
1,2
1695
408
468
112
1330
324
24
6
2320
.546
543
132
3640
897
1244
301
1454
364
131
28,29
1096
270
2017
477
1195
284
2U3
.597
2793
691
2211
528
Official
Gazette.
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68
68
67
67
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66
67
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68
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66
60
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67
66
I 00
68
67
69
68
67
69
69
68
69
67
659
1047
588
1452
1900
534
2348
1981
2687
712
1055
445
083
1457
723
90
1463
1465
1469
1472
1460
741
810
69
66
69
67
69
68
66
08
66
69
I 67
68
66
67
67
08
68
^54 |c6
J 155
253
1-10
351
450
130
567
498
606
173
239
105
173
352
166
20
352
353
353
353 I
352
182
201
69
66
66
67
68
09
08
08
66
68
68
08
69
68
67
69
09
09
69
69
69
09
1917
474
631
631
366
981
1664
> 67 333
\ 69 501
782
1074
1582
540
1554
1554
706
> 67 306
105
161
1584
> 69 1635
1704
339
1484
1837
093-,
713
1977
1350
611
507
1736
994
1231
751
23
994
1527
473
69 958
1232
1456
.'543
1281
277
1155
1935
1252
f-21
1457
299
27
223
1861
1429
484
582
1595
1576
208
112
285
1593
100
478
403
562
130
1355
743
133
932
1296
19
933
934
934
934
933
1350
1380
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
531
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Ice making apparatus
Ice-making can or ressel
Ice-makin g machine
Tce-manufaotxiriiig apparatus
Ice. Manufacture of artificial
Ice. Means for preventing air-bubbles iu.
Icepick
Ice-tink
Icerink
Ice-severing device
Ice-shaver
Ice shaver and pick
Ice-shaving machine
Ice-tongs r
Ice-tonga
Ices. Coin-actuated automatic mechanism for the
delivery of
Icin g to pasi ry. Apparatus for applying
Identification device
Igniting device for gas or lamp burners or oil or gas
stoves.
Illusion apparatus
Illusory apparatus
Impact-tool
Implement. Compound pocket
Impounding d6bris and storing water. Method ofi
and means for i
Incandescent elements. Composition for
Incandescent elements. Making
Inclined surfaces. Device for supporting workmen
or objects on
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator beat-regulating valve
Incubators. Heat-regulator for
Incubators. Thermostatic regulator tor-
Index
Index
Index
Index. Ledger-
Index or diifplay device
Index purposes. Slip-cutter for
Index. Telephone-
Indexes. Manufacturing
Length-indicator.
Light-indicator.
TVricrometer-indicator.
Note-indicator.
Office-indicator.
Office-door indicator.
Eailway time-indicator.
Station-indicator.
Street-indicator.
Street or station indica-
tor.
Train time-indicator.
Turn-indicator.
Indicating-machine
Indicator:
See Bicycle speed -indi-
cator.
Car-indicator.
Door-indicator.
Electric indicator.
Electric-current in-
dicator.
Electrical indicator.
Elevator-indicator.
Engine-indicator.
En£;ine - shaft - rota-
tion indicator.
Fare-indicator.
Hot-box indicator.
Indicator
Indicator-lock
Indicator-springs and steam-gages. Apparatus for
testing
Induction-coil
Influence-machine
Infusions and maintaining supplies of hot water or?
liquid. Apparatus u.spd in making ]
Ingot-extracting apparatus
Ingot-charging "apparatus
Ingot-extractor
Ingot-extractor
In got -mold
Inhaler
Inhaler
Inhaler
luhnli-r
Inhaler
Inhaler
Inhaler
Inhaler
Inha!r
Xamo^
J. Price and M. C. Banni.ster
C. E. Struck. (Reissue)
W. L. Church and S. A. Keove
D. L.Holden
R. M. Tavlor
E. "W. Richter
H. A. Vanbouten
E. de Stoppani
F. Unsold
L. Pusey
I. L. Eg'ner
"W. M. Seaman
C.E. Reid
E. Burch
J. Heffuer and A. E. Disher
H. Y. Dickinson and A. G. Maccul-
loch.
A. A. Stroheckerand J. Hutton...
J. Saudek
B. G. Olson
P. Rosenzwey
A. Lake
J. F. Clement
J. C . Schlarbaum
H. W". R. Strong
T. C. Crawford and.L. K. Bohm .
T. C. Crawford and L. K. Bohm .
D. Norton
M. G. Benton and G. J. Nissly.
W. J Clark «
C. A. Cyphers
H. R. Davis-
S. Q. Duncan ...
L. Kuhner
J. R. Roberts.. .
J. E. Stanley
A."W"ickey.
J. W. Jacoby . . .
H. R. Davis
G. Ertel
■W. H.Schuyler.
J. E. Soears . . .
F. P. Sweitzcr .
T. A. TTien
J. A. Fischer...
A.J. Rndoljili..
A. N. Webb ....
R. L. Brown
M. H. Tomkins.
J. H. Scott
.7. M. Edv'iir ....
R. C. Carpenter .
C. L. Joeerer .
H. F. AVaite .
J. Childs and C. J. Jones
H. Aiken and F. W. Wood .
T. R., Sr., and W. H. Morgan.
H. Aiken
H. Aiken
J. Illingworth
A. M. Adsit •.
M. A . Bopsger and F. V. Dotterweich
J. F. Chpsebro
J.J. Hartnett
T. G. H. Nicholson
R. D. Ross
W. H. Russell and H.C.EaTl
E. Son eh on ,
W. B. Spencer
No.
525,156
11,406
.529,313
530,520
513,3,=)!)
523,124
530,866
515,979
530,367
525,028
525,19.-,
.'>26,585
530.652
526,559
525.070
517,847
.531,398
513,150
512,315
530,128
523,357
.^22.511
515,973
.528,823
5ir.,080
516,079
530,548
530,676
512,577
530,163
519,244
520,181
514,084
515,554
530,907
.5.30,567
510,491
525,490
518,522
513,343
521,324
519,022
.520,096
.530,987
510,119
513,104
529,477
523,735
Date.
Aug.
28
Mar.
20
Nov.
13
Dec.
U
May
8
Nov.
13
Dec.
11
Mar.
6
Dec.
4
Aug.
28
Aug.
28
Sept.
25
Dec.
11
Sept.
25
Aug.
28
Apr.
10
Deo. 25
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
July 24
July 3
Mar. 6
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. e
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Jan. 9
Dec. 4
May 1
May
22
Feb.
0
Feb.
27
Dec.
11
Dec.
11
Mar.
13
Sept.
Apr.
Jan.
4
17
23
June
12
May
May
Dec.
8
22
18
Mar.
0
Jan.
23
Nov.
20
July 31
531,572 ' Dec. 25
512,109 j Jan. 2
519,235 May 1
524.636
514,524
521,229
.520,094
520,738
520,093
526,095
520,923
514,238
530.321
523,265
513,924
516,401
529.808
516,448
531,470
513,153
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
June 12
Sept. 18
June 5
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
June 5
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
July 17
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Monthly
volume.
2062
2137
1462
808
779
1205
1376
396
510
1831
2132
2192
1038
2155
1924
715
2330
2370
966
91
2047
571
388
547
561
560
852
1075
1406
147
2185
172
2605
1439
888
1216
285
1882
2075
1015
1242
2020
15?6
614
2391
1731
2719
2634
736
535
1150
916
1342
73
1341
1315
319
562
430
1895
3640
1096
2273
1177
2477
2376
503
505
352
201
190
291
328
92
;i27
' 128
447
520
524
253
,515
471
180
556
572
236
24
514
147
90
fl.30
1131
210
261
339
39
(134
I 135
( 532
^533
40
045
342
218
299
71
460
048
239
298
493
376
143
577
412
C073
J 674
631
178
129
282
232
198
199
312
1.5,16
(311
^312
312
77
141
107
477
897
201
.542
282
590
573
Official
Gazette.
09
1082
1884
933
1379
702
885
1481
1526
1309
1042
1093
1592
1419
1584
1058
153
1687
545
195
1232
432
113
1525
745
1557
1557
138&
1425.
277
1242
044
980.
886.
1387
1492:
1393
1701
1204
370
005
1394
785
957
1533
1567
549
1000
568
09 1745
140
07 I 641
890
1043
1364
1420
67 j 1210
•68 1420
1421
1255
959
1293
387
821
1672
69 1109
00 ; 1688
69
66
1714
546
532
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inhaler. Electi ic
Inhalers. Apparatus for heating air for .
Inhaling apparatus
Inhaling apparatus
Inhaling apparatus. Vapor-
Inhaling-cabinet
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector. Air-
Injector-burner
Injector. Steam-
Ink
Ink-distributer
Ink-feeder
Ink-fountain
Ink-making device
Ink. Manufacture of printing-
Ink-roUer brake attachment
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand _
Inkstand
Inkstand bracket
Inkstand. Pneumatic
Inkstand. Self-feeding
Ink-well
Ink-well. Fountain
Inking device for duplicating manuscripts
Inlaid work for decorative purposes
Inlaying metal goods with tortoise-shell or celluloid. .
Inseamtrimming machine
Insect-giiard for doors
Insect-powder distributer
Insect-powder distributer
Insect-powder distributer
Insect-powder duster
Insect-powder-dusting mxchine
Insect screen and trap
Insect-trip
Insect-1 rap
Tnsect-trap for trees, &o
Tjisecticide
Insecticide
Insecticides or similar substances. Apparatus for
t applying
Insole
Insolo for slippers
Insole-grooving machine
Insulated armature-coil ■
Insulated conductor
Insulated electric conductor
Insulated electric conductor. Waterproof
Insulated pipe-coupling
Insulated pipe-coupling
Insulated rail-chair
Insulating-block
In sulating composition
Insulating compositions for electrical purposes. Man-
ufacturing
InsnLating compound
Insulating compound
Insulating-covering for refrigerative purposes
In^iulatiug electric wires. Material for-
Insulatiug-joint
Insulating material into conduits. Means for intro-
ducing
Insulating material. Manufacturing
Insulating-.iupport. Bus-bar
Insulating-thimble
Insulating trolley -wire support
lusulating-tube
Insulating turnbuckle
Insulating-turn buckle
Insulating-turn buckle
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
lusulator
512,723
r)14,022
.126,906
516,841
513,804
529,279
523,926
513,378
11,456
526,918
530,476
515,683
527,493
524,685
514,093
516,231
516,387
517,629
524,369
513,559
523,863
516,620
M. J. Dolphin 517,036
O. M.Moore ! 512,562
G. "Wexler and E. Nienstaedt i 517,371
J. and J. Bibby '519,032
R.Meier i .529,932
AV. Hubbard [518,036
(\ E. Jewell I 517,384
r. B.Pratt : j 528,802
T. S. Shenston 528,813
E. L. Larcom
W.S. McLean
A . L. LOnnerberg
W. Scheerer
E. Madden
K.E. Lee
K. a. Brooke
P. Brownley
F. Brunbauer. (Reissue)'.
J. Desmond
W.E.Dodge
L. E. Hogue
P.P. Hogue
W. 11. Park
J. Morrison
A. Simpson and M. Speicher.
E.J. Young '...
J. G. Stamp
W.B.Wright
J. Desmond
E. Nienstaedt
J. Waterston
B. Smith ,
N. Thomas
Conkling
A. Sigelen
B. Smith
.B.Pratt
. S. Bussell
O. Deckei t
A. Cousins
F. L. Aumont
P. Hanscom and A. C. Spencer .
L. Long ,
E. Hotchkiss
H. Leggett
G. Schumacher
Wagele
Lousaw and T. E. Clarke
J. andU. S. A. TarbeU
M. Long
T. Smith
F. Carlson
A. Bruedeile
and E. Brumleu
"W. W. Glanville.
A. Sessler
G. A. Cole and E. H. Taylor.
J. H. Shugg
C.N. Waite
J. Kobinson
D. Macfarlan
E.E.Clift
G. Peoples
L. McCarthy
n. P.Ball
J. L. Truslow, Jr
A.N.Ford „
A. Gentzsch
0. Stiles
Ct. T. Voorhees -
Cr. A. Cannot ...
E. F. Genuert ..
D. Brooks, Jr...
A.F. TinnerholmandC.F.Peteraon
A. B. Hcrrick
r. A. Brown
F. M. Zimmerman
J[. Robinson
H. P.Ball
n. H. Luscomb
L. McCarthy
.1. J[. Andersen
L. W. Bradley
E. J. Bullock
C. E. Conover
L. B.Gray
526,059
531.345
,526,382
531,474
512.336
530.79(1
523,010
523,737
526,343
530,817
520,020
524,596
519,471
511,781
511,805
522,301
.531,320
515,561
514,946
514.388
599,643
527.234
.530,010
514,253
511,942
525,746
521,583
022.859
512,4117
.529,412
524,066
514.304
515,716
513,950
.523.653 i
522.745
530,517
517.452-
528.744
530.214
51.5,192
514,822
519,171 .
522,242
i ,525.708
515,321
504,233
517,591
518,213
524,467
524,684
522,175
.525,001
5.;7,317
520,412
514,221
Date.
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
July 31
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Ang. 14
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
July 31
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
May 1
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Sept.
Dec.
Sppt.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
July
July
Sppt.
Dec.
May
Aug.
May
Jan.
Jan.
July
Dec.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Nov.
Oct.
Nov.
Feb.
18
25
25
25
9
11
17
31
18
11
15
14
2
3
25
27
20
6
20
9
27
6
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
June 19
July 10
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
July 31
July 10
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Dec. 4
1645
72
400
1839
3453
1355
3055
2732
1452
421
686
2813
1341
1224
188
817
1076
3.50
708
3064
2945
1466
2176
1385
2746
153
2484
1029
2803
499
516
1279
2240
1851
2474
1001
1267
1438
2724
1768
1297
1881
1074
967
60
90
221
2198
2615
1605
691
2007
910
2651
484
363
737
1465
1168
1146
1605
165
575
2869
3681
2557
1001
797
67
384
244
Feb. 20 ! 1992
Feb. 13
May 1
1407
418
395
18
100
435
851
325
763
664
345
104
172
701
327
299
43
191
256
83
172
754
347
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1516
334
599
260
654
121
124
25
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535
441
5p9
245
306
359
674
420
313
460
265
233
15
23
59
526
649
403
174
480
118
85
171
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906
641
355
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115
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Sept. 11
678
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68
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Feb. 27
2233
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66
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447
105.
68
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Apr. 3
287
66
67
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1349
336
67
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215
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932
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical lint of inventions — Continued.
533
Invention.
Insulator
In sul ator
Insu I atov
Id sul ator
Insnlator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insul ator. Electric-con ductor
Insulator. Electric-railway crossing-
Insulator. Feed-wire
Insulator for electric conductors
Insulator for electric overhead construction
Insulator for electric wires. Supporting- ..
Insulator-pin
Insniatflr-pi ■
Insulator. Section- .,
Insulator. Section-
Insulator. Section-
Insnlator. Strain-
Insulator. Strain-.
Insulator. Trolley-wire
Insulator. Trolley-wire
Insulators supporting same. Fixing electric con-
ducting-wires to
Integrating apparatus
Interlocking safety-switch
Intestine-cleaner
Intrenching-tool
Invalid-chair
Invalid-ohair
Invalid-lifting apparatus
Invalid rest
Invalid's table and desk. Combined
Iron:
See Curling-iron. Smoothing and pressing
Hair-crimping iron. iron.
Laundry-iron. Soldering-iron.
Sad-iron.
Iron and albumin. Making compounds of
Iron. Apparatus for breaking pig- . -
Iron-breaking machine. Pig-
Iron. Carlmrizing
Iron into steel. Converting cast-
Iron. Manufacturing oxide of
Iron. Tool for making curves or other forms in
Venetian
Iron (IV steel. Process of and apparatus fortheman-
ufartine of
Iron ore and making same. Agglomerated
Iron-plate pickling apparatus
Iron. Eefining
Ironing-board
Ironing-board
Ironing-board
Ironing-board attachment
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine
Ironing machine. Garment-
Ironiug-table
Ironing-table -
Ironing-table
Ironing table
Ironing-table
Ironing- table clamp
Ironing- table. Folding . -
Ironing-table folding frame
Irrigator. Grave-mound or flower-bed
Jack :
See Bootjack. Lifting-jack.
Car-jack. Lifting or log jack.
Carriage or wagoc Pneumatic jack,
jack. Railway-track jack.
rioor-jack. Track-jack.
Heel-nalling-ma- "Wagon-jack,
chine jack.
Jack
Jaclc
C. N. Hammond
F. M. Locke
H. H. Luscomb
E. Mace
L. McCarthy
L. McCarthy
L. McCarthy
L. McCarthy
W. D. Trimble
G. H. Winslow
J. H. Croskey and J. Locke
H. B. jSTichols and F. H. Lincoln...,
C. A. Lieb
G. Websf er
H P.Ball
L. S. Beardsley
E.J. Bullock ,
G. H. Winslow
n. M. Brockbank
A. Hennefeld, C. Dehner, and C. H.
Van Ness.
n. B. Nichols and F. H. Lincoln. . .
H . H. Luscomb
L. McParthy
H. H. Luscomb
L. McCarthy
R. Schomburg
No.
524,850
520,367
520,602
522,428
517,621
520,606
530,706
.'>31,423
.527.254
524,659
530,399
523,172
.520,855
526,472
.530,49r<
524,100
527,318
517,634
511,928
529,616
521,124
515,779
518,373
512,888
518 071
515,448
F. iST. Connet and W. "W. Jackson .. 529,,305
B. "W. Sweet 526,547
525,455
515.568
531,330
521,463
.528,475
513,246
525,554
W. F. Duncker
G. E. Albee
S. A. Potter
O. L. Smith-Fraser
^y. E. Goulding
C. H. Parliaman
F. G. Koehler and H. G. Hartmann.
O. Schmiednberg
J. S. Kennedy
C. L. Miller and J. R. George
J. Mi'ver
"\V. N: Taggart
H. W. Hemingway
M.H.Hulbert
523.688
520,685
518,416
524,904
,'525,296
513,679
518,810
R. M. Hunter 5i8, 943
R. H. Sanders
J. "Williams and G. L. Morris
A. E. Barton and G. B. McCormack.
J. W. Hiett and T. C. Cole
J. H. Kinley and "W. P. Shuey
J. T. Moore
R. N. Boston
D. H. Benjamin
H. F. Gray
S. A. Pratt
A. R. Selden
HE. Smith
H.E.Smith
F. C. Wendell
F. C. "Wendell
M. E. "Wendell
W. Cboen
R. F. Coleman
J. Green
E. Hay ward
"W. H.H. Mar cum
J. M. Moore
I. H. Kaufmann and M. Nimeroff.
T.J. Brown
S. Bettag
R. R. Dumm
J. Barrett .
J. Barre' t .
516.710
512,784
519,902
522,058
523,355
.519,410
528,846
529,695
528.091
528, 9e6
513,687
.514,137
519,974
518,871
£18,872
514,049
517,328
529,481
520,183
524,275
516,273
515,869
531,316
512,576
512,794
524,433
527,102
Date.
Aug.
21
May
22
May
29
July
3
Apr.
3
May
29
Pec.
11
Dec.
25
Oct.
9
Aug.
14
Dec.
4
July
17
June
5
Sept.
25
Dec.
11
Aug.
7
Oct.
9
Apr.
3
Jan.
2
Nov.
20
June
5
Mar.
n
Apr.
17
Jan.
16
Apr.
10
Feb.
27
Nov.
20
Sept.
25
Sept.
4
Feb.
27
Dec.
25
June 19 1
Oct.
30
Jan.
23
Sept.
4
July
31
May
29
Apr.
17
Aug.
21
Aug.
28
Jan.
30
Apr.
24
Nov.
13
Mar.
20
Jau .
16
May
15
June
26
July
24
May
8
Nov.
6
Not.
27
Oct.
23
Not.
13
Jan.
30
Feb.
6
May
15
Apr.
24
Apr.
24
Feb.
6
Mar.
27
Not.
20
May
22
Aug.
7
Mar.
13
Mar.
6
Dec.
25
Jan.
9
Jan.
16
Aug.
14
Jan.
2
Oct.
9
Monthly
volume.
1514
2503
2889
451
335
2895
1121
2373
941
1183
567
1733
187
2029
750
220
1051
301
344
1963
657
88
1638
1964
1092
2438
1508
2134
2-36
2625
2212
V2%\
3051
2528
397
2633
3037
1703
1590
2285
3261
2396
787
1628
1781
1091
2.128
2045
863
597
2091
2384
853
3273
249
1810
2470
2474
119
2673
1737
2190
515
883
218
2193
1404
1795
818
370
605
698
114
79
699
272
568
228
291
141
434
41
483
184
51
255
85,86
80
467
155
21
404
466
276
604
(362
) 363
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(512
58
653
530
298
740
610
96
735
,422
423
801
592
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Gazette.
423
335
691
559
514
209
141
501
575
202
(805
J 806
60
444
612
( 012
\ 613
28
627
414
533
120
207
51
525
339
427
200
184 69
117?}
968
1047
1134
90
66
1135
1433
1695
190
596
1319
357
1231
1561
1369
702
210
71
65
1043
1315
1470
332
399
216
1355
961
1581
1194
1391
1664
1461
020
576
1225
553
1160
344
0S2
1124
747
481
810
1788
364
882
1672
431
717
755
1077
485
822
750
901
903
495
496
876
2004
1001
987
751
1634
1494
1060
277
366
-828
64
145
534
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
.Tack
Jack for supporting or bracing excavatora, &c .
Jack-screw
Jacqnard hooks. Machine for bending
Jail construction
Jail-grate
Jalousies. Band or cord self-actiEg uproller on
Japanning- furnace
Jar:
iSee Drill-jar. Preserving-jar.
Fruit-jar. Tobacco-jar.
Jar-closure
Jar cover. Fruit-
Jar fastener. Fruit-
Jar-fastening
Jar-fastening
Jar fastening. Preserve or fruit
Jar-holder
Jar rack or holder. Fruit-
Jar -top straightener. Fruit-
Jewel-piping machine
Jewel-setting-machine feeder
Jeweler's press
JewelJDg-tool
Jewelry and small ware. Producing reflecting prop-
erties in
Jewelry safety device
Jewelry-setting
Jib-sprit
Jigs. Plunger- worker for concentrating-
Jockey -plate
Joint:
Furniture-joint.
Pipe-joint.'
Eail-joint.
Eailway-rail j oint.
Sewer-pipe joint.
Stovepipe-joint.
Tie-joint.
Toggle-arm joint.
Wheel-rim joint.
See Ball - .and -socket
joint.
Boiler-tube j oint.
Compression-joint.
Drawbridge-joint.
Electric-cable joint.
Felly-joint.
Flexible joint.
Folding joint.
Joint and beai ing
Joint for and method of joining metal bars
Joint for articles of wood
Joint-plate and btxrr-hoUler
Joints. Means and method of maintaining tight
Joints. Tube for use in expansion-
Joints with metal clamps. Machine for making
Jointer-guard. Automatic
Joist-crowning machine
Joist-hiinger
Joist support. Continuous metal
Journal- bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal -bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing. Adjustable..
Journal-bearing. Adjustable- .
Journal-bearing. Anlifriction-
Journal-bearing. Axle
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal-
Journal-
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
lealia;
Jug . . . :
bearing lubricator
bearin g. Railway-axle
-bearin g. Revoluble sectional
bearing. Roller z- ,
-bearings. Adjusting device for .
box
■box
box
-box
box
boxes. Device for adjusting
box for dredging or like machinery
box. Oil-lira wer
boxes. Means for setting up
head for rolls
lubricator
3 of mixing-machines. Device for preventing
e about
Jug or jar
Jug or jar
Jugs, &c. Mount for
Jute or other bagging. Treating .
Keg or analogous i)ackago
Name.
R. J. Thompson .
G. W. King
J. D. Lynch
R. C. ManvUle-..
T>. Salfielfl and H. Kohlberg .
T. A. laylor
S. Stahl.'
P. J. Paulv, Jr
C. E. Long
V. Biart
N. H. Long
K. S. Carr
li. I Patterson
F. W. and P. C. A. Hofmann
J. A . Parry
A. F. Frost
J. T. Pinnell
D.H. Church
W. Rundquist
C. M. .and G. W. Adams.
L. S. Kling
J. Esser
J. Bonner
Z. A. Oppenheimer .
G. Hook
O. Abeling
O. Taber
"W. C. Rarig
W. M. Brown
W. E.Gage
F. Herman
E. Stowell
B. Hall
J. Temler
C. A. Daly
F. J. Randall
H. A. Goetz
W.H.Drake --.- !..
AV. J. and J. J. Carter
1 . Corneliussen
I. Corneliussen
D. J. Davis
A C. Favnsworth and C.E.Roberts -
J. L. Jonsson
A. W. Kirsch-King
D.I. Lybe
E. C. Sendelbach and J. N. WUkins-
J. J. Wood
L.
E.
T.
Hollingsworth
W. McGuire
Voegtli
P. Metzger
C. Wolf and G. Daniels .
P. Metzger
. J. Tripp
C.S.Lutz
.K. MillhoUand
G. Botsford
W. Lacy
. W. Wa'inwright
. W. Wainwright
B. Williams
A . Sanford
W. Robinson
H. Surtin
W. Hunt
L. McCorkindale
Knauer
Westerman
No.
511,867
512,585
514,091
515,347
516,4.50
512,763
521,276
530,549
530,190
531,253
517,410
517,433
515,010
523,206
516,166
517,380
523,082
522,046
519,027
530,915
512,653
513,312
527,358
529,184
522,524
520,287
512,338
523,238
526,434
525,387
515,224
515,887
530.305
515,028
.519.698
519,682
522.829
526.302
520.295
52.5,338
5:!1,410
526,026
527,016
530,274
529,554
524,065
527,026
513,696
526,131
514,331
524,920
514,484
512,423
514,485
531,483
511,963
512.984
513.075
516,311
525,774
525,775
52fi.3:!6
514,837
523,407
517.776
512,826
527.708
522.838
528,050
Date.
G. W. Spring and G. W. Printz . . . j 524 226
J. M. Pettit and J. W. Watt 526.940
P. P. Wilbur I 529.574
W. Fryer and F. A Coles j 526. 104
A. Lehman and 0. J. Kraus l 518,549
F. H. Waite ! 519,486
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Jan. 16
June 12
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
July 17
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
July 17
June 26
May 1
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
July 3
May 22
Jan. 9
July 17
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Dee. 4
Feb. 20
May 15
May 8
July 10
Sept. 18
May 22
Sept. 4
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Sept.
Feb.
Aug.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
July
Apr.
Jan.
Oct.
July
Oct.
Monthly
volume.
195
1418
186
2272
1180
1753
923
853
200
2071
2846
18
1702
1791
693
2758
1546
2311
141
1463
1534
2629
1117
1190
593
2368
1004
1843
1965
116
2050
239
403
1734
1364
1338
1132
1707
2377
22
2348
1223
563
347
1869
164
580
3290
1408
611
1624
13 j 849
9 ! 1156
13 j 851
25 24«5
2 ! 397
16 I 2123
23 I 2250
13 936
11 I 786
11 1 787
1757
1436
2134
607
1852
48
342
42
[563
I 564
283
415
219
210
49
495
666
4
427
449
163
649
387
C5,54
)555
35
347
,368
638
273
286
1.52
575
245
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Gazette.
18
13
24
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16 1693
10 I 1145
23 2308
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
May 8
438
453
1904
1361
1925
992
464
468
30
511
56
101
438
330
323
281
402
577
5
560
282
137
80
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110
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^811
328
155
398
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280
217
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92
504
543
220
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182
417
361
536
150
438
408
283
556
103
111
454
316
'240'
68
68
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66
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85
1032
1494
383
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of invertions — Coatinued.
535
Invention.
Keg-rolling machine
Kettle
Kettle
Kettle and furnace. Combined rendering
Kettle attachment
Kettle. Cooking-
Key:
See Can-key. Telegraph-key.
Extenaion-key.
Key-fastener
Key-fastenor
Key -fastener ,
Key-holder
Key-instruments. Sound recording and reproducing
attachment for
Key-register
Key-ring
Key-ring and cigar-cutter. Combined
Key -seating machine
Key-seating machine
Keys from windows. Device for lowering
Keyboard
Keyboard mechanism for playing upon stringed in-j
struments. i
Keyboard. Movable
Keyboard. Transposing-
Keyboards by means of perforated cards. Mechan-i
ism for actuating
Keyhole-cuard
Keyhole guard
Keyhole-guard
Keyhole-guide
Kiln:
See Bone-black kiln.
Brick-kiln.
Brick and tile kiln.
Continuous kiln.
Downdraft-kiln.
Dry-kiln.
Drying-kiln.
Limekiln.
Malt-kiln.
Muffle-kiln.
Pottery-kiln.
Kiln
Kiln
Kiln
Kiln for baking bricks, tiles, pottery, &c .
Kiln for baking earthenware
Kiln for burning brick, pottery, &c
Kiln for burning earthenware
Kiln for burning pottery, clay, &o
Kiln for firing pottery, &c
Kilns. Rack for decorating-
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Name.
"W. Ameraann
(J. W and J. J. Cisco, Jr.
J.J. Kuck
T. Cascaden, Jr
V. Rusco
B. C.Sabin
F. E. Allen
V. J. Loudin
J. F. Varrell
,1 . F. "Wae.-wh . . .
C. W. Nystrom.
W. H. Thompson.
V. L. V. Thiery...
K. B. Aiguier.'
Vt.J. CostpUo
^Y. P. Davis
L. B.Mills
Z. G. Sholes
E. J. DeVlaminck .
L. J. M. Duvivier.
A. Marcy
C. Gavioli
J. A. Giese
M. A. Linder
G. W. Schumacher .
J. L. Easley
A. E. Detwiler. .
F. Halbeisen
W. S. "Williams .
T. Polivka
C. D., A. D., S. D., and L. D. d'En-
ghien.
S. K. Smith
W . H. R. Kunstman .
Ki tchencabinet
Kitchen cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen-cabinet and churn. Combined
Kitchen-table
Kitchen-table
Kitchen-tool. Combination I A
Kite
Kneader and mixer. Dough
Knee-protector
Kneader. Dough-
Kneader Dough or baiter
Kneading-machine
Kneading machine. Dough-
Knee-protector
Knife-
Ripping-knife.
Skinning-knife.
Sole-channeling knife.
Table-knife.
Tobacco-knife.
See Bread or cake knife.
Chopping-knife.
Hay-knife.
Peeling-knife.
Pocket-knife.
Pruning-knife.
Knife
Knife
Knife
Knife
R. Heilmanu
L. Lawton
C. S. Maddock
C. Bouchard
ff. A. Green
W. Halaron
J. H. Keys
P. E. P'Pool
AV. H. Phenice
P. L. Ramsey
T.E. Smith
J. L. Swink
M.S.Thomas
"W. Thompson
E. H. Traut
J. K. Hodges and T. C. Dickson.
G. R. Russell
F. E. Van Houten
A. Cuddy
E. E. Thayer
K. M. Sliaffer
A.C. Bull
J. M. Crowley
I Lobree
J. Lee
A. Webber
S. Heyn
Knife-burnishing machine
Knife clamping or securing device .
Knife-handle, brush-back, &c
R. J. Christv . - .
J. H. Cook, Jr..
E. Herrington ..
"W. Wedekind . .
G. B. Kelley....
H. S.Buokland.
F.N. Look
No.
518,389
.'>2-J,19l
52:{,53-2
522, ."JSe
.51fi,991
525,924
.525,175
512,308
."125,371
516,320
520,894
527,351
523,(157
529„'577
5ia,b'08
518,023
516,871
527,542
521,851
532,048
517,874
531,413
528,fifi7
528.952
530,206
516,086
516,629
520,641
531,242
519,344
512,284
517,893
519,814
523,469
524,390
530,233
514.540
513,010
523,069
518.150
516,402
522,485
538,180
531.341
52.3,750
520,460
527,030
527,629
517,457
512,665
527,303
512,162
523.490
519,740
519,760
513,175
522.909
524,042
527,033
511,842
519,237
530,913
527.491
510,671
526,656
526,292
519,068
Date.
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
July 24
July 10
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
June 5
Oct. 9
July 17
Nov. 20
Jan. 10
Apr. 10
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
June 26
June 26
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
May 29
Deo. 18
May 8
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
May 15
July 24
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
July 17
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
July 3
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Sept. H
May 29
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Apr. 3
Jan. 9
Oct. 9
Jan. 2
July 24
May 15
May 15
Jan. 23
July 10
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
May 1
Dec. 11
Oct. IB
Mar. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 18
May 1
Monthly
volume.
1661
379
2363
707
2089
1057
2109
954
90
948
258
1103
1515
1909
1823
1011
1884
1425
1943
2315
745
263
802
226
571
1487
2948
2053
740
777
1549
2250
747
280
939
2164
1531
1216
1097
528
2539
2232
744
2652
589
1566
73
1548
1030
728
2289
1-129
1459
2108
1255
120
593
150
537
1449
1339
1564
2314
1680
222
410
90
593
180
494
240
512
233
23
223
61,62
269
379
455
432
251
446
347
C466
) 407
C555
^556
187
5 561
)502
65
187
56
133
353
713
490
(184
) 185
5 223
^224
194
(379
j3f-0
(565
i566
182
09
237
515
383
305
261
134
615
533
173
641
143
378
16
372
250
176
576
345
354
582
310
26, 27
143
38
129
344
326
371
(.553
^554
397
52
Official
Gazette.
66
336
730
487
154
1874
1355
1089*
193
1167
1647
1244
219
318
1033
372
203
1837
293
1600
153
1691
693
813
1256
1559
1745
1144
1618
095
185
164
855
460
815
1266
1048
435
320
233
1072
105
528
1607
1300
1090
111
319
16
305
205
139
473
832
838
553
253
684
111
32
642
1495
279
1777
1615
1483
579
536
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiiiued,
Knife - sections or other articles. Apparatus for
harilening
Knife-sharpener
Knives. Making
Knives or kindred articles of cutlery. Making
Knives to their handles. Means for attaching
Knit fabric and method of an apparatus for ijroduc-
ing same.
Knit garment
t Knit garments. Garment-sleeve and knitting and
adapting same for attachment to
Knit goods. Seam for cut
Knitted doU
Knitted shirt
Knitted undershirt
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine. Automatic
Knitting machine. Automatic circular-
Knitting machine. Automatic circular-
Knitl ing-machine cam
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular-
Knitting machine. Circular- ,
Knitting machine. Circular-lib-
Knitting-machine dial-cap
Knitting-machine for trimmings
Knitting-machine holddown
Knitting-machine needle-actuating cam
Knitting-machine presser- wheels, &c. Adjustable
supporting device for
Knitting-machine stop-motion
Knitting-machine stop-motion.
Knitting-machine stop-otf motion
Knitting machine. Straight-
Knitting machine. Straight-
Knitting machine. Straight-
Knitting-machine transferring apparatus
Knitting machine. "Warp- _•
Knitting machine. Warp-
Knitting-machine warp-frame attachment
Knitting-machines. Automatic electric stop-motion
for
Knitting - machines. Automatic stitch - regulating
mechanism for
Knitting machines. Draw-cam for stocking-
Knitting-machines. Electric stop-motion for
Knitting-machines. Extra-thread-feeding device for
Knitting machines. Fashioning device for circular-
Knitting-machines. Quarter-saver for flat-rib
Knitl ing machines. Self-acting fashioning device for
circular-
Knitting machines. Stop-motion for straight-
Knitting machines. Stopping mechanism for circu-
lar-
TV. F. Johnston and J. Gray.
B . n . Berkman
G. M. Griswold
E. C. Lombard
J. Westby and J. Whitfield
W. R. Cartledge
W. F. Kneip.
F. A. By ram -
S. Borton
S.E. HolmCB
L. W. Groat
J. Feldenhetmer.
L. Bosi
W. E. Dillmore.
S. Jaros
J.F. Pharo
L. E. Salisbury
L. E. Salisbury
L. E. Salisbury
C. B. Sander
L. ST. D. Williams .
O. Wilson
AV. H. Zeller
W.D.Bntz
B. M. Dcnney ,
W. n. Stewart
G. H. Gilbert ,
J. L. Branson and S. S. Cook .
J. L.Eck
E. W. Gourd.
H. E. Harbaugh.
J. D. Hemphill .
H. A. Houseman.
W. R. Johns
Z.Lecaisne
J. P. Morin and G. J. H. Jacques .
C. J. Appleton
F. B. Wildman
0. E. Kilmarx
H. C. Rightmire
H. A. Houseman ,
A. and I. Tompkins ,
G. J. Manderfield
E. Tiffany
F. Chambers and T. Doud
J.G. Powell
H. Stoll and F. Maercklin
J. A. Wilson and R. Hutchinson .
H. Donner.
J. Bradley .
C. B. Sander .
W. Cufta 520,303
J. Buchel 513,259
530,183
530,613
526,033
515,835
528,452
525,091
513,047
514,909
525,044
526.319
527,551
528,536
516,960
527,779
527,113
531,062
520.452
521,248
528,^10
512,059
521,066
528,838
521,069
529,362
528,864
529,509
521,3f;7
519,170
523.111
521,284
513,707
516,722
522,210
531,463
525,661
531,553
514,895
514,609
51.5.086
513,441
521,860
513,157
512,310
521,190
519,690
523,807
523,820
5.6,144
527,674
527,934
522,123
W.H.Stewart.
529,508
J.D.Hemphill : 516,723
■ " 515,965
A. A. Merritt .
J. G. Powell .
J. B. Paxton and E. I. O'Xeill .
523,866
521,218
E. Tiffany and G. E. Parker 521,191
E. C. Breaithwaite and J. W. Hep-? ^gi 098
worth. 5i ' '
E. Tiffany | 521,277
H. A. Houseman 517,045
MonI
volu
Date.
S 1
Dec. 4
188
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
962
1236
115
3010
1951
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
2213
1556
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
1864
1735
1441
19
2037
Oct. 23
1816
Oct. 9
711
Dec. 18
May 29
June 12
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
1711
2635
881
512
547
June 5
562
Nov. 6
583
June 5
567
Nov. 20
1498
Nov. 6
030
Nov. 20
1790
June 12
May 1
JiJ'y 17
1099
415
1614
June 12
944
Jan. 30
3311
Mar. 20
1643
July 3
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
67
2458
575
Dec. 25
2605
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
June 26
•Jan. 23
1535
1064
1819
2827
1960
2381
Jan. 9
June 12
May 8
956
777 i
1351 [
July 31
2954
July 31
2?66
Mar. 6
656 j
Oct. 16
1636 '
Oct. 23
2093
June 26
2432
May 22
Jan. 23
2387
2552
Nov. 20
1787
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
1658
367
July 31
?949
June 12
825
Juno 12
779
June 5
618
June 12
925
Mar. 27
2194 '
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Gaaette.
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285
40
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477
530
390
456
410
350
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481
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H38
(174
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407
037
208
121
129
C131
ll32
138
(133
) 134
300
301
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(426
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258
101
405
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1 818
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>66
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1557
1087
1370
739
104
1298
752
1299
960
761
1010
1412
617
337
14
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14
585
69
1711
137
68
1257
( 623
1624
|69
1739
384
60
1176
266
66
1071
459
66
1227
694
66
633
473
67
1604
574
60
547
234
66
194
182
67
1351
326
67
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(73fi
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l52
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
537
Invention .
Knitting-machines. Thickening-thread mechanism
for
Knitting-needles. Making
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attacliment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob. Door-
Knob. Door-
Knob fastener. Door-
Knob. Sheet-metal
Knob. Sheet metal
Knockdown box
Knockdown box or crate
Knockdown case
Knockdown chair
Knockdown table
Kraut-cutter ,
Label and price-card. Combined
Label for file-binders
Label-holder
Labeling-machine
Labeling-machine
Labeling-machine
Labeling-machine
Labeling machine. Can-
Labeling machine. Can-
Lace clamp. Shoe-
Lace-clipping machine .
Lace-fastener
Lace-fastener
Lace-fastener
Lace-fastener
Lace fastener. Shoe-
Lace fastener. Shoe- ,
Lace fastener. Tied shoe-
Lace holder. Shoe-
Lace making machines. Thread-controlling device!
for I
Lace, veiling, or ribbon holder '.
Lacing fastener. Shoe-
Lacing hook or stud for shoes, gloves, &Cr
Lacing hook. Shoe-
La'ing-hooks. Machine for setting
Lacing-hooks. Machine for setting
Lacing-hooks to setting devices. Machine for auto-
matically feeding
Lacing-stud fastener
Lacing-studs. Process of and device for attaching. .
Ladder
Ladder -
Ladder and gnidiug-trolley therefor. Step-
Ladder and ironing-board support. Combined step
and extension
Ladder and truck.
Ladder. Aerial
Ladder and truck.
Ladder apparatus.
Extension fire-
Extension-
Fire-
apparatus. Fire-
attachment
attachment ,
Extensible .step-
Extension-
Extension-
Extension-
Extension-
exten.sion and shelf. Step-
extension f^ttachment
Extension step-
Extension step-
Fire-
Fire-
Ladder
Ladder
Ladder
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder
Ladder
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder.
Ladder. Fire-
Ladder. Fire-
Ladder. Folding
Ladder. Folding step-
Ladder for sleeping-cars. Folding
Ladder, ironiiig-table, and washbench. Combined step-
E. L. Lang and F. H. Daniell.
A. B. Dodge
T. K. Bird
C. F. Doebler
T. A. Hodgson
H. M. Newington
F. H. Richards
T. E. Wardwell
T. E. Wardwell
T. E. Wardwell
J. Weatherwax
C. O.Case
C. A. Lindholm
0. C. Kumsey
A. T. Matthews .-
W. A. Turner
B. L. Gale
J. J. Herbert
M. M. Cleckley
A. E. Van Norman
S. J. Luoashevski
W. A. Goforth
W. P. Stevens
A. R. Baker
W. G. Duckett
E. E. Euchenhofer, C. J. Weinman,
and A. L. Stevens.
F. Hasbrouck
A. L. Stevens
A. L. Stevens .
E. W. Cornell
A. L. Stevens..
L. D. Craig-...
C. H. Willcox and J. Range .
J. B.Craig
O. P. and G. 0. Elterich .
A. Matchett
E. A. Pumyea
E.E.Dulj6
J. Homer
T. E. Lewis
G. E. Mongeau
C. F. Wolferts
J. M. Sohlesinger
S. J. Simmons
G. S. Pear.son
C. E. Van Norman
I.E. Chandler
J.Keith
J. J. Norwell
P. A. Raymond .
P. A. Raymond .
F. B. Mallory . .
J. Sohade. ... ..
W. J. Sumner . .
A. Gonser
A. B. Cairnes
■T. D. Alexander -
S. M. Graumlich.
11. L. Goodwin . .
W. J.Horton
E. F. Gnste
T. Wilkins
W. A. Selzer
C. W.Howard ,
J. R. McLaren, Jr ,
M. B. Monroe
J. B. Moore
Ct. J. Leach
AV. Gates
R Deneel
E. W. Hammon
R. Brayton
D. B. McHenry
J. Pauly and M. Michels
W. E. Walker ,
G. Hall
H. V. < "rozier ,
.1. B. Holbrook
H. G. Rounds
No.
527,019
531,023
516,909
524, S48
529,792
524,861
530,624
520,508
525,877
529,887
516,670
528,147
529,180
527,560
527,438
520.151
521,310
514,367
521,848
521,395
522,221
528.157
529,760
515.512
517,545
517,918
513,784
517,890
517,897
514,705
517,898
528,464
524,924
519,018
524,633
512,256
523,377
526,830
515,684
526,535
528,300
530,873
528,447
515,844
525,718
514,395
526,295
517,828
512,210
519,847
519,848
521,381
523.011
Date.
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Dec.' 11
May 29
Sept. 11
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
May 22
June 12
Feb. 6
June 26
June 12
July 3
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
May 1
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
July 24
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Dec.
11
1383
Oct.
30
3000
Mar.
6
184
Sept.
11
691
Feb.
0
701
Sept.
18
1684
Apr.
3
679
Jan.
2
797
May 15
May 15
June 12
July 17
528,824 i Nov. 6
526,570 Sept. 25
527,942
517,320
512,190
528,938
528,120
513,920
530,374
524,512
531 53'4
514,020
524.784
515,783
523,709
515,582
524,195
514,223
517,375
512,052
517,932
524.495
513,012
513,485
519.184
530,625
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
July 31
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
May 1
Dec. 11
Monthly
volume.
570
1651
1952
1512
2248
1529
980
2732
989
2415
l.-iOS
2485
1184
1451
1252
21.35
994
662
1939
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of ivi'entions — Contimied.
Invention.
Ladder-lock
Ladder. Roofing-
Ladder. Scuttle- .
Ladder. Sectional
Ladder. Sectional
Ladder. Sliding
Ladder. Step-
Ladder. Step-
Ladder. Step-
Ladder- tower. Extensible
Ladder truck. Extension-
Ladder. "Wooden
Ladders. Couihined brace, clamp, step fastening,
and support for step-
Ladders. Trolley-support for
Ladle. Pouring-
Ladlft-support
Xame.
0. P. Bushnell
E. A. Austin
H. M. Powers
IT. H. Lang
U. H. Lang
yV. J. Thurwanger.
G. E. Chittenden . .
M. Minier
I?. A. Wright
H. Hoffmann
A. Ruthenberg
J. T. Knox
S. E.Allen
No.
523,848
524,661
512,322
511,849
5ie,961
514,790
520,202
.'529,871
522,444
526,318
524,047
523,898
529,993
F. Doelle and H. von Glahn .
P. Gedies ind C. Schnnke -..
Lamp .
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp .
Lamp. Alternating electric-arc i E. E. Knowles.
M. Croissant 526,438
S. J. Adams ! 521 ,519
L. L. Powell 517,293
R. M. Dixon i .^.'5,696
.5.f0.402
516,925
J, Geiser 524,526
.T. A. Hadley I .=126,665
J. Kirbv, Jr ' 520.265
G. A. McCay i 51-,531
TV. A. Phillips I 521,439
J. U. Pomeroy \ 517,361
W. B. Robins , 514,036
E. E. Trent | 519,851
E.E.Trent 1519.852
E. F.Trent j 519,853
E.F.Trent | 519,854
Lamp and maomfacturing .same. Incandescent
Lamp and socket. Combined regulating incandes-i
cent \
Lamp and suppoit. Cycle-
Lamp. Arc
Lamp. Arc
Lamp. Argand
Lamp. Automatic electric signal-
Lamp bracket. Vehicle-
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lampburner clamp
Lamp-burner wick-adjuster
Lamp. Candle-
Lamp carbon -bolder. Arc-
Lamp. Carbureting gas-
Lamp-cairier for miners' caps
Lamp. Central-draft
Lamp-chimney rack
Lamp. Coach-
Lamp-collar •.
Ltmp cut-out. Incandescent-electric-
H. D. Burnett and S. E. Doane .
516,822
516,800
C. A. Hussey 527,989'
J.C.Tudor .'■.29,885
R. Drysdale 521,462
W. O. Mei.ssner ' 5 1 .5,125
E. Miller, Jr j 514,158
J. R. Farmer , 521,435
S. L. Reefy 529.751
J. Kampf ; ,521,682
L. A.Milbank i 519,865
F. Rhind i .5:11,219
E.G. Fowler and G. A. Downs ; .=520,042
E. A.Hnmphrey .527,692
F.E.Baldwin ,520,200
E. Lavens i .519,334
A. Kit.son I 517,386
C. H. Hobson ! .524,528
F. Rhind. (Reissue) i 11,436
yV.E.Snell ; 5!4,002
G. H. C. Tolman 526,877
L.J. Atwood I 517,676
W. F. Smith ' 525,293
Date.
July 31
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
May 1
Feb. 13
May 22
Nov. 27
July 3
Sept. 18
Aug. 7
July 31
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
June 19
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
May 22
Apr. 17
June 12
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
May 15
May 15
May 15
May 15
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
June 12
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
May 15
Dec. 18
May 22
Oct. 16
May 22
May 8
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Monthly
volume.
Lamp. Double carbon arc ] C. E. Scribner I 512,667 Jan. 9
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Duplex arc
Du|ilex arc
Duplex electric-arc.
Electric
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Elentric-aro
>;iectric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
C. E. Scribner | 512.401
C. E. Scribner .
G. F. Edens and J. B. Brewer ,
F. C. Rockwell
S. Bergmann
51^,792
.521.434
5 '7,069
528,119
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc-
Electric-arc-
Electric-aro.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
II. E. Bradley 525,
J. Brockie '521
S. L. Campbell 525,
W. J.Davy 521,
B. Ford 515,
W. E. Frost , !5i!,
J C. Fvfe i5l'i,
M. R. Gutierrez and M. T. Thomp- 513,
son. j
E. F. Gwvnn > .522,
r. J. Hartley 512.
E. and F. W. Heymann 522,
C. Hoffmann ',19,
L. R. Howard 521,
I! M. Hunter 51t,
R. H. Jahr .524,
W. Jandus 513,
S. P. John.son ' .521,
J. F. Kester ,519,
943
240 '
735
877
205
144
283
921
790 '
880
294
719
991
229
,981
111
798
912
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
June 12
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
June 26
Feb. 20
July 17
May 1
Jan. 30
July 10
Jan. 16
July 3
Apr. 24
June 5
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Jan. 23
June 26
May 15
2927
1187
977
164
39
1362
2224
2387
471
1733
126
3003
2617
1973
1377
2622
651
572
1979
2331
2332
1898
2729
97
1606
1609
1612
1615
729
291
C239
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(340
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541
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119
409
29
747
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C470
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152
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C289
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(533
(534
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398
477
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403
540
178
655
238
565
1766
2210
2410
864
1881
303
1212
2182
1219
1635
2011
1923
1673
2222
722
2805
972
2338
60
346
444
2281
1551
1116
2350
1210
2248
2434
1079
1286
726
1985
2015
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615
3634
1073
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
539
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
luTention.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
!Lainp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp
Lamp-
Lamp
Lamp
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc -
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
, Electrical glow- '.
electrode. Arc-
extiDguiaher. Automatic
for bicycles. Electric
for electric-railway cars. Signal-
arc
-arc
■arc
-arc
arc
arc
arc ,
-arc
arc
arc
arc ,
arc
-arc
incandescent ,
incandescent. -
incandescent,
incandescent .
Lamp. Gas-
Lamp. Gas-
Lamp globe-Lolder. Arc-
Lamp guard and shade-holder. Incandescent- . ..
Lamp-hanger :
Lamp hanger. Electric-
Lamp hanger. Electric-
Lamp. Hanging
Lamp-heater - ,
Lamp heater attachment ,
Lamp holder. Adjustable incandescent-
Lamp holder. Electric-
Lamp holder. Electric-
Lamp hood. Electric-arc-
Lamp. Incandescent
Incandescent j A. C. Carey
Incandescent [ J. R. Grove
Incandescent I R. Langhaus
Xame.
J. E. Kester
G. Kirkegaard
P. Kirkegaard
E. R. Knowles
E. R. Knowles and E. H. Park .
W.B.Luce
L. r.. Marks
1.- 15. Marks iind C. Ransom.
AV. Mathiesen
J1 - Mayer
r. L. McGahan
.'- 15. McKcown
J. 15. McKeown. (Reissue)..
A . H. Mosea, Jr
A . H. Moses, Jr
E. J. Murphy
R. Niewerth
R. Niewerth
M. S. Okun
(;. E.Onglev
W. S.Pendleton
F. A. Perret
A. B. Roney
S. AV. Ruahmore
A. Schweitzer
C. E. Scribner
C. E. Scribner and E. P. "Warner...
R. Segerdahl
R. Segerdahl
A. A7. Smith
(>. G. Stout
O. n. Swoboda
H. O. Swoboda
E. Thomson
E. Thomson
G. 6. AVagner
J.J. AVood
J. E. AVoolverton
J. E. AVool verton
J. B. AVoolverton
F. M. E.Cazin
J. E. Criggal
J. PeilamlC. K. MacFa^lden
E. Thomson and E. AV. Rice, Jr . . .
H. Cottrell J515,4C5
S. Heimann 1517,042
M. MacElree 516,808
G. Mayr 521,721
C. H.Baker 531,U6
Ko.
522,327
.')I5,342
522.735
.'Mfi,P26
516,825
514,425
521,<)36
520.<196
519.726
527.211
5)6,.')74
519,045
11,433
.527,559
528.642
.5i1,422
512,481
512,482
522,680
.528,684
524.116
513,725
,525.743
515,022
522.233
514,506
514,505
518,654
528.184
522,276
524,003
.524,357
527,901
525.034
525,0.35
514,139
515,850
514.583
,527,228
527.229
523.461
518.179
512..320
529,429
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
M. Hicks
E. Moreau and H. S, Miner.
J. T. Dempster
G. W, Demmick
T , Hancock
H. C. Henley
AV. S. AVeston
J, H. Moss
C. Hem je
A. H. Cowan
S, E. Nutting
E.G. Earwell
M. P. Meyer
S. Bergmann
A. C.Carey
Incandescent .
Incandescent .
Incandescent .
Incandescent electric.
Incandescent electric.
Incandescent electric.
Incandescent electric.
Incandescent electric.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamplighter
Lamplighter
Lampbghter.
Incandescent electric .
Incandescent electric.
Incandescent electric .
Incandescent electric.
Incandescent electric.
F. S. Smith
G. C. Swan
D. C. Voss
R, P. Ashwell and G. AV. Tuttle
U- J. Cartwright
E. M. P. Cazin
J. E. Criggal
AV. E.Forest
E. Kaye
E- R. Knowles
51^,026
516,609
514,417
516,801
52-.i,160
52-i,8il6
526.825
i ,527.440
I 522,662
< 524.667
i 523,482
j 524,707
I 522,690
514,057
512,464
517.432
530,838
516,892
520,088
'516.689
i 521,131
517,017
520.145
I 523,460
; 523,305
' 523,204
Date.
July 3
Feb. 27
July 10
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Feb. 6
June 20
June 5
May 15
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
May 1
July 31
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
July 10
Nov. 0
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Feb. 20
July 3
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
July 3
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Oct. 9
July 24
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Nov, 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
June 19
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Feb. 0
Mar. 20
June 26
July 10
Oct, 2
Oct. 16
July 10
Aug. 14
July 24
Aug. 21
July 10
Fe6. 6
Jan, 9
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Mar. 20
May 22
Mar. 20
June 5
Mar. 27
Sept. 18
July 24
July 17
July 17
530 895 1 Deo. 11
Electric ,
Lamplighter. Electric- .
Lamp. Miner's
Lamp. Miner's safety- .
: 516,819
I 519,099
i 514,739 I
' 512 637
' ,522.462
521,516
J. C. Chambers ' 522,727
F. S. Smith .
G. H. AV. Timbrell and J. C. Fyfe .
J. AV. TurnbuU
F. Ferguson
A.H.Todd
J. F. McLaughlin.
AV. P. McMasters.
AV. E. Field
521,809
519,616
527,055
Mar. 20
May 1
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
July 3
June 19
July 10 955
June 26 I 1879
May 8 1229
Oct. 9 I 627
Monthly
volume.
260
2263
970
1811
1809
740
2110
438
1410
868
1391
173
3138
14.50
221
2371
1270
1271
860
295
247
3344
735
1719
101
890
2105
2.545
183
60
685
2033
1841
1844
254
193
1019
899
901
2234
1269
975
1037
2461
2189
1880
1719
1872
497
1447
730
1767
2504
1232
253
1254
832
1197
2276
1266
879
128
1238
16
1330
1917
2010
1592
672
2145
1431
2230
1955
1789
1421
1798
273
1282
1495
497
1375
69
561
242
430
429
< 188
\ 189
506
105
340
211
331
41
782
353
55
567
305
C305
^306
214
72,73
57,58
823
170
4.^2
23
226
C225
J 226
526
617
50
14
lf7
488
450
450
62,63
45,46
256
218
218
561
319
230
389
(609
ieio
518
445
406
C444
i 445
5 117
) 118
343
185
417
601
306
62
308
208
293
572
312
217
30
209
4
319
4,53
491
379
158
508
335
561
492
449
5 337
I 338
426
65
319
361
126
320
C2.37
J 238
449
295
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67
67
69
66
67
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69
68
69
68
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69
08
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66
66
66
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67
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67
66
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67
540
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inve/itions — Continued.
InventioE
Lamp. Miner's safety-
Lamp. Miuer'a safety-
Lamp. Miner's safety-
Lamp. Multiple-filament
Lamp or lantei n
Lamp jiost. Arc-
Lamp. Eegenerativo gas-
Lamp-reservoirs. Oil-indicator fo
Lamp. Rotatable .signal-
Lamp. Ivotatablo sisnal-
Lamp. Safet J'-
Lamp-sliado
Lamp-sliado
Laiap-sbade
Lamp .sliade
Kanie.
J. G-rahara and H. Chapman .
L. Jenkins
CWolf
A. L. ClongU
L. TV. Schpfers
K. R.Bowlier
W.TVhite
F. G. Echols
F. W. Di essel
G C Dressel
T. Lowther, H. Toai, and E. Hay.
E. D. Cooke
Lamp-shade
Lainp-sliaile...
Lamp .shade. Electric-
Limp shade-holder
Lamp shade-holder. Incandescent-
Lamp-shade protector
Lamp sketching camera
Lamp-socket. .^
Lamp-socket
Lamp socket. Incandescent-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-electric-
Lamp socket. Incandescent-electric-
Lamp stand and reflector. Incandescent-
Lamp. Street-
Lam 15 support. Electric-
Lamp-snpporter. Vehicle
Lamp-supports. Expansible ring for
Lamp-su.spendina: device
Lamp trimmer and regulator
Lamp. Tubular
Lamp- wick raiser
Lamp- wick regulator
Lamp. Wicldess
Adjustable carrier for electric
Adjustable desk-bracket for electric
Air-distributer for central draft
Automatic cutout for incandescent
Bushing for electric-arc
Carbon-holder for arc
Counterweight for suspended
Device for heating Wiiter over alcoho -
Handpiece for portalde electric
Ligbtingor extinguishing street-
Manufacture of incandescent electric
Means for adjusting electric
Oil-regiilator for continuously-fed
Kegniating-socket for incandescent
Shade-holder for incandescent elect lic
Spark-ariester for arc
Spark shield or protector for electric-arc. . .
Suspension-ring for harps for hanging ,
Lamps. Switching apparatus for incandescent elec-
tric
Lamps. Wick-adjuster for central-draft
Lamps with oil. Apparatus for automatically fill-
ing
Lamps. Working arc
Lampblack or carbon-black machine
Land pressor
Land-roller
Land-roller ,
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
L nips.
Lamp.s.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lami5s.
Lamps.
A.Feigl
H. Hohenstein
F. E. Knight and H. S. Smith
A. SebergandD. Connor
W. E. Ward
E. Yedovelli
5. Bemman
E. A. Russell and N. W. Crandall . .
6. Eeichman
C. R. Jenne
L. Stirn
A. Swan
J. McFai lane and W. B. Edgar
R. C. Noiirse
L. R. Peck
L. R. Peck ^
T. L. Pfarr, Jr
L. Stirn
C. H. Balsley
E. R. Knowles
G. F. Klemm
W. Ritter
J. J. Renehan
J. Wise
L. J. Atwood
F. Rhiud
A. W. Robinson . .
W. S. Hamm and A. M. Dubnrn
H. W. Havden
W. L. Harding
A. Niemczik
R. Faiies
S. G. Gailock and B. W. Marshall..
J. Jauch
E. H. Johnson
T. J. Houck
E. Lavens
A. Zempliner
M.F. Bishop
A.Rockotf
C.Kewell
H. D. Burnett and S. E. Doane
N, M. Andersen
H. S. Pullman
M. D. Greengard
N. W. Crandall andE. A. Russell ..
E.M.Clark
W. M. Tompkins
J. Jauch
No. ! Date.
517,520
526,711
530,217
523,395
520,866
524,305
526,955
531,106
519.496
527,0,54
521,801
512,364
522,752
524,825
520,649
517,889
515,385
528,241
514,639
527,623
528,029
520,058
515,485
516,844
513,951
515,606
521,322
527,285
512,448
515,484
531,288
516,820
525,909
526,870
523,007
526,798
521,073
530,459
514,627
514.927
513.638
529,382
524,093
5J1,9,')2
517.569
529,496
.515,960
523,893
527,664
529,054
514.436
5 25, .564
529,449
522,964
513,066
520,611
516.484
530,751
531,159
525,92?
512,967
C. E. Scribner I 529,532
I
J. C. Miller 522,691
L. S. Lewis 521,171
W. S. Horry... 523,401
J. E.James 521,797
C. C. Maxwell 1517,352
E. Alpaugh j 516, 175
J.G.Clarke 1526,617
Land-roller J. F. Tontz
Lands from overflow. Device for protecting ripa- I W. and H. McCaughan
rian
Lantern C. Bergener
Lantern ] G. C. Ciill and L. C. Atwood.
Lantern i W. S. Hamm
Lantern | D. Jackson and J. Osterloh..
Lantern ; G. W..Tarmin
Lantern G. W.Jarmin
Lantern I T. Langston
].;intern
Lantern
Lantern
L.aTitern .
Lantern attachment
Lantern. Bicycie-
Lantern. Bicycle signal
Lantern. Bicycle signal- I F. Rhind
Lantern. Dark I V. Groom
G. Rowland . .
J. W. Senior..
J. C. Shull...-
M. G. Stevens
P.O. Martin..
F. C. Weston .
F. Rhind
i 524,536
I 514,767
529,017
519,255
529,787
529,794
522,062
.530,049
528,439
530,626
I 529,422
526,058
; 521,829
523,223
511,981
520,658
520,659
I 523,521
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
July 24
June 5
Aug. 14
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
May 8
Oct. 9
June 26
Jan. 9
July 10
Aug. 21
May 29
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
May 22
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
June 12
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
July 17
Oct. 2
June 5
Dec. 4
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
June 26
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
July 31
Oct. 23
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
July 17
Jan. 10
May 29
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Nov. 20
July 10
Juno 12
July 24
Juiie 26
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Sept. 25
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
May 1
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
June 26
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
June 26
July 17
Jan. 2
May 29
May 29
July 24
Monthly
volume.
170
70
249
2106
203
573
468
1797
1009
627
1868
1043
1013
1470
2959
771
2339
2652
1111
1554
22^'0 !
1950 j
2494
1841
3682
2685
1012
1000 1
1211
2493
2137
1799
1029
334
14,32
212
574
655
1088
1580
3193
1545
210
2145
252
1768
358
2996
1967
ill' 1
75-!
417
1680
1361
2240
2903
1233
1195
1896
1061
2099
1834
747
18
CO
530
45,46
136
(115
5 116
428
244
152
447
(254
1255
251
359
716
192
581
639
277
376
549
477
617
436
906
667
238
243
293
617
512
426
233
82
358
51
135
163
271
397
783
369
48
514
58
421
84
746
473
228
194
100
402
338
539
701
295
291
452
241
C497
J 498
436
Official
Gazette.
69
67
69
66
66
66
69
68
67
67
69
66
66
68
69
68
66
67
66
69
69
68
2121
1861
2712
710
532
446
637
167
2299, {550
981 ; 241
1323 330
902
570
2238
2251
213
138
533
537
35
lli
1261
443
1234
784
88
1572
743
132
lorO
209
207
961
1116
163
1337
548
lOHO
316
465
944
1365
1828
830
1403
1394
200
241
1365
1634
1819
1351
63
301
40
1301
1335
1076
1184
735
968
700
1639
49
1006
1520
621
408
841
1014
1228
992
289
450
1136
1698
1447
1590
1356
422
1019
218 68 i 185
176 67 ! 1345
68 I 444
67 1585-
66 I 2012
66 ! 1601
!68 j 1612
63
66
69
67
857
1120
830
64.'<
2333 560
2727 1 653
69 1102
69 1104
67 1673
1196
2986
722
69
608
983
241
69
1410
1620
385
69
981
1278
296
68
1409
1912
458
67
1595
1819
457
68
373
423
98
66
81
2976
720
67
1149
2977
720
67
1149
2348
589
68
485
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
541
Invention.
Lantern. Electric signal- ;
Lantern-globes. Manufacture of .
Lantern-holder for wagons, &c
Lantern. Hurricane- . -•_
Lantern. Magic
Lantern or lamp extingmsher
Lantern. Signal-
Lant«ru-slide mat
Lantern. Velocipede-
Lanterns. Electric-arc light for magic
Lap-machines. Safety stopping mechanism for .
Lard-cooler
Lard coolers and purifiers. Indicating device for. .
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last and stand. Shoe
Last-block fastener
Last- block fastener
Last. Metal
Last. Shoe-
Lasts for boots or shoes. Machine for manufacturing.
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine -
Lasting-machine .
Lasting-machine .
Lasting-machine .
Lasting-machine -
Lasting-machine .
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine -
Lasting-machine -
Lasting-machine .
Lasting-machine .
Lasting-machine -
Lasting-machine .
Name.
Lasting-pinchers
Lasting-tool. Hand
Latch
Latch
Latch
Latch
Latch
Latch
Latch
Latch
Latch and knob. Combined .
Latch and lock
Latch and lock combined
Latch and lock. Combined . .
Latch and lock. Combined-.
Latch. End-gate
Latch for sliding gates
Latch. Gate-
Latch. Gate-
L.atoh. Gate-
Latch. Gate-
Latch-lock
Latching device for double doors . . .
Lath-bolter
Lath-machine
Lath or shiugle holder
Lath. Sheathing-
Laths. Machine for making metal.
Laths. Machine for making metal .
E. R. Knowles .
F. "W. Stewart-
G. J. Beehler . .
W. Lighbody
G. E. and V. H. Emerson .
"W". Cottrell . .
Gray
S. Benedict . .
P. GormuUy.
Boseler
No.
516,824
521,361
519,406
514,707
521,642
521,162
524,301
53l.l?0
521,362
518,007
A. H. Morton
W. L. Whitman 512,642
W. H. Deemer | 513,381
S. Appleton 1 .521,305
y. E. Benton 1517,424
F. E. Benton
.1. Howard •
E. J. Howard
.T. C. Kupferle
H. W. Mobbs and A. Lewis .
L G. Hatcher
F.E.Benton
C. W. Moore
G.C.Pettis
A. T. and J. Harper
W. H. Austin
J.*Blakey
E. S. Combs
518,985
.5->.5,323
528,296
519,067
517,165
518,602
527,582
.518,509
528,737
52r,,035
526,987
519,755
511,835
J. E. Crisp 1517,947
j
J. E. Crisp and E. F. Grandy i 521,975
!
E. F. Grandy ; 521.954
C H. Kelley i 529,390
C. H. Kelley ! 529,653
C. W. King.-
S. "W. Ladd-.
N. Lombard .
"N. Lombard .
N. Lombard -
N. Lombard -
T. O'Bolger..
E. Patten
523,402
523,939
524,414
524,445
524,446
524,447
511,906
524,489
C. Sinning 1518,932
F.Eckert
I. Frechette
H. Arnet
A Iske
F. Kallaen
J. G. Lane
M. S. Millard
S. N. Park
W. C. Sheldon
E. S. Winche.<(ter . .
C. and G. Spengler.
J. MacLachlan
N.H. Col well
N. B. Gregory
M. Jackson
S. T. Elgin
T. N. Fisher
J. M. Mathews
G. Rohrbach
J L. "Wilson
W. F. Wilson
526,345
519,859
515,985
.524,594
526,811
523,218
517,353
511,907
516,229
529,.575
527,627
526,980
524.756
51fl,284
516.765
529,720
525,682
520,117
.521,045
.531,353
531,491
Date.
Mar. 20
July 17
June 12
May 8
Feb. 13
June Zd
June 12
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
June 12
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Jan. 23 2737
June 12
Apr. 3
May 1
Aug. 98
Oct. 30
May 1
Mar. 27
Apr. 2t
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
May 15
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
June 26
June 26
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
July 24
July 31
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
May 15
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Oct. 2
July 17
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
May 1
Mar. 20
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
May 22
June 5
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
1808
1664
1091
856
1224
1590
729
567
1935
1092
990
1518
983
I 5
I 80
I 2337
2743
220
2406
2013
1492
1860
371
1238
519
1450
139
866
2184
2151
1563
2017
2123
3090
835
837
841
845
306
902
2583
1771
I 1624
1 409
i072
232
1813
I 2714
308
815
1905
' 1560
; .506
i 1351
619
1719
i 2132
610
2056
I 525
', 2252
i 2503
B. D. Coppage 527,944
I. Johnson .525,906
H. .Jcncas 514.081
C. F. Darnell and L. Koss 524,057 ; Aug. 7 I 144
D. C. Lvons .527.613 " "
M. C. Nirhols 513 025
A. O, Wright 513,604
A. O.Wright 527,578
Oct. 23 2119
Sept. 11 I 1026
Feb. 6 j 167
OctT 16 ! 1540
Jan. 16 2184
Jan. 30 3134
Oct. 16 I 1484
Official
Gazette.
>66
■68
67
437
1350
886
688
314
438
725
304
542
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Lathing. Metall ic
Lathing. Moi allic ,
Lathing. Metal lie
Lathing. Metallie
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing-strip
Lathe ,
Lathe
Lathe
Lathe attachment
Lathe attachment
Lathe-carriage
Lathe-carrier
Lathe-centering derice
Lathe. Cooper's
Lathe cntter-head. Twist-
Lathe dog
Lathe-dog
Lalhe. Engine turning- ,
Lathe-fixtnre for gear-cutting
Lathe for axle-boxes. Turning-
Lathe for relieving taps ,
Lathe for turning elliptical forms
Lathe for turning irregular forms
Lathe-guard
Lathe. Metal-turning
Lathe polishing and filing attachment
Lathe. Screw-cutting engine-
Lathe slide-rest
Lathe taper-turning tool
Lathe-tool for turning and finishing gas-fittings, &c
Lathe. Turning-
Lathe. Turret- •-
Lathe. Turret-
Lathe. Turret-
Lathe. Turret-
Lathes. Adjustable stop for taper-turning
Lathes. Construction of
Lathes. Means for centering face-plates for
Lathes. Polishing device for spoke-
Lattice or tt uss girder
Launch. Naphtha-
Laundry articles. Receptacle for holding
Laundry-frame
Laundry -hanging rod
Laundry-iron. Box
Lavatory apparatus
Lavatory-leg
Lawn-edge trimmer
Lawn-rake
Lawn-rake
Lawn-rake
Lawn-sprinkler
Lawn-sprinkler
Lawn-sprinkler
Lawn-sprinkler
Lawn-sprinkler
Lawn-spiinkler
Leaching apparatus
Leaching. Machine for pulverizing bark for
Lead. Apparatus for the production of white
Lead hydrate produced by electrolysis. Treating .
Lead. Making white
Lead. Peroxidizing
Lead-press
Lead salts from native ores. Obtaining
Leaf-holder
Leaf-turner
Leaf- turner
Leaf-turner
Leak-alarm. Electric
Leak-al )ppor
Leather-cutting cy 1 iuder
Name.
M. Brendel
W. Eckstein
G-. Hayes
Gr. Hayes
G. Hayes
G. Hayes
G. Haves. (Reissue) .
G. A. Turnbull
A. 0. "Wright
L. T.Hagan
W. r. Barnes
W. Lodge
W. T. "Wood
"W. K. Hance
H. A.Meyer
J. Toung
B. C. Esmarch ,
R. L. Levin
H. Schmidt
"W. Miller
J. F. Wentz....
G. II. Willis
"W. Shellenback
R. Branstetter
R. R. Spears
W. A. Robertson . . . ».
C. W. MacCord
C. Kunze
R. S. Peabody
S. W. Putnam
0. Teske
"W. P. Norton
H. Eckhardt
Z. B. Goes
S. N. Rapp
F. A. C. Wunderlich and D. N. \ 512,427 | Jan
Gleason.
No.
516,338
514,313
519,952
521,237
521,498
521,499
11,448
511,823
527,577
531,589
521,754
522,607
523,825
512,372
516,989
516,622
530.303
517,466
525,160
513,810
512,997
515,391
518,164
516,586
.530,861
521,510
531,203
518,611
530,238
525,863
516,779
519,924
Date.
1079
586
1768
860
1347
1348
2460
118
1484
2664
1790
744
Mar. 13
Peb. 6
May 15
June 12
June 19
June 19
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Dec. 25
June 19
July 10
July 31
Jan. 9
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Eeb. 27
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
June 19
Dec. 18 ! 1977
Apr. 24 1 2027
Dec. 4 [ 290
Sept. 11 965
Mar. 20 ; 1736
May 15 j 1722
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
C. M. Conradson.
F. H. Richards .
F. H. Richards .
F. H.Richards..
J. Flather
C. A. "Windmiiller
E. Reynolds
W. H. Joslin
H. Joly
C.Gould
A. Herdman
J. Wisner
W. S. Coburn
C. W. Poiterand J. C. Hewitt
D. Ketas
J. R. Giller
G. F. "Wagner
T. A. Gait
L.Gibbs
M. S. Gilford
S.S. Black
J. Dickens
T. Maher
"W. Ruudquist
S. H.Stott
C. "Widrig
F. B. Strunz
L. R. .Johnson
N. K. Morris and J. "W. Bailey
A. B. Rro wne
E. "Waller and C. A. Sniffin
W. W. Griscom
H. B. Cobb
A.G. Fell
J. H. Pendleton
A. "W. Gitchell
H. Kramer
L. Swindle
C. C. Kahne, A. A. Adkius, "W. S.
Peirce, J. E. Martin, and G. F.
Kahne.
A. Colom6s
E. T. Marble
513,356 Jan. 23
.522,122
530,110
523,635
513,575
515,701
519,017
524,732
531,045
516,679
517,942
529,901
514,989
530,041
518.560
517,. 544
530.620
.513,957
515,625
525,478
527,819
529,796
513,130
527,^30
52.">,!-26
515.333
51.5,951
519,704
528. 5H0
516,008
527,997
519,934
.528,881
512,866
525,052
July
Jan.
Feb.
May
Aug.
Dec.
Mar.
Apr.
Nov.
Feb.
Nov.
Apr.
Apr.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Oct.
Sept.
Feb.
Mar.
May
Nov.
Mar.
Oct.
May
Nov.
(312 )
i 313 : j
1058
2085
1469
400
88
2076
3465
2141
2348
1242
j 1409
I 1365
! 1365
516,678 Mar. 20 I 1578
.527,140 ; Oct. 9 I 759
512,564 Jan. 9 i 1386
9 ; 1167
523,327 ! July 24 i 2001
513,653 : Jan. 30 ' 3224
515,.365
518,969
520,918
Feb. 27 I 2303
May 1 I 52
June 5 ; 304
June 26 ' 2431
Dec. 4 I 60
513,187 i Jan. 23 ! 2425
2525
3087
27 2845
125
1312
lot's
1.578
10 I 857
27 2434
1670
2701
1941
210
973
30 3690
27 2717
270
1877
256
146
433
202
312
313
313
595
29
360
640
425
188
189
714
715
258
493
347
348
101
19
506
853
510
583
311
312
(334
)335
326
(317
J 318
470
504
71
216
408
(422
5423
375
376
186
334
283
27 2255
23 2340
23 1896
11 892
27 , 2251
6 340
15 1375
6 58
6 ' 445
23 2230
15 i 1740
6 i 658
(502
^503
<504
(791
i792
572
13
74
(654
i655
584
10
(585
)586
633
759
708
31
321
401
376
216
585
418
649
479
48
238
908
676
66
4,50
538
564
\l\l\\
1668
963
895
67 j 1366
67 I 1474
67 i 1474
69 I 498
66 ' 25
69 j 304
69 I 1751
67 1554
68 161
i J66
i 69
67
( 375 ! >
J 376 ! j
Jan. 16 1931
Aug. 28 I 1883
15
102
538
426
158
457
461
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
543
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
Invention.
Leather-cutting machine
Leather-dressing compound
Leather. Making artificial
Leather-scoring machine
Leather-shaping machine
Leather-shaving machine
Leather-skiving machine
Leather-skiving machine
Leather-skiving machine
Leather-skiving machine
Leather-skiving machine
Leather-skiving machine
Leather-skiving machines. Circolar knife lor
Leather-splitting machine
Leather-splitting machine
Leuther-stretching machine
Leather-stripping machine
Leather- waxing machine
Ledger-plate
Leg. Artificial
Leg. Artificial
Leg. Artificial
Leg. Arti ficial
Leg. Artificial
Leg. Artificial
Legged articles. Construction of
Leggiu
Length-indicator for fabrics
Lens for optical purposes
Lenses to elevator-doors, &c. Holder for attaching.
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
lii't ter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box. House
Letter box. Street
Letter-case, portfolio, <S:c
Letter-drier
Letter-elevator
Letter. Sign-
Letter. Sign-
Letter. Transparency-
Letters. Manuf.iCtnre of sign-
Letters or other designs on oardboaid. Forming
Letters. Producing illuminated
Level
Level
Level
Level
Level
Level and key-seat rule
Level attachment. Spirit-
Level attachment. Spirit-
Level. Hand-
Level. Plumb-
Level, plumb, and slope-indicator. Combined
Level. Spirit-
Levels. Adjustable index for spirit-
Le veler. Koad-
Lever-controlling device
Life-boat
Life-boat
Life-boat and sh ip"s safe. C ombined
Life-buoy. Marine
Life-preserver
Life-preserver
Life preserver
Life-preserver, buoy, &c. Automatic
Life-preserving or swimming apparatus
Life-saving apparatus
Life-saving apparatus
Life-saving device for tramways ,
Life saving garment
Lift, hoist, <fcc
Lifter:
S'e Box-lifter. Transom-lifter.
Pan-lifter. Stove-lid lifter.
Plate-lifter. Wagon-box lifter.
Lifting-fork
Lifting-jack
Lit tiug-jack
Lifting-jack
Kamo.
P. Goldstein
J. E. M. Bourgeois
H. Krum
J. R. Scott
S.Ross
J. Gerber
J. Barker
N. Dufresne
"W. Hartmann and J. L. Thomson .
A. E. Perry
J. K. Scott..
A. J. Tewkshury.
A. J. Tewk.'ibury.
S. H. Randall
J. A. Safford
P.King
M. J. Ryan
E. Guav
P. C. Shipley
"W. Andrews
E. H. Ericksson ..
D. Hershberger. ..
W. R. Honsucle . -
J. McGuire
C. H. Truax
W. J. Humphteys
M. Z.Levy
J. "W. Woods and D. I. Barnett. . .
C. P. Goerz andE. von HiJegh
C. A7. Mark
C. E. Abbott -
T. C. Chappell
S. A. Grott'
J. W. Hentz
J. W. Hentz
H. L. Jobu.son
C. W. Martin
G. L. Savage and W. H. Harrison -
J. F. WoUensak
J. A. Metcalf
A. E. A. Ray
D.D. Howard
B. Waldstein
G.J. B. Rodwell
G.J. B. Rodwell
C. de Borman and C. Alker
E. K, Kcnnedv
C. D. Vassiliades
J. H. Rogers
J. Habel
H.Hughes
J. A. Traut
J. A. Traut
J. A. Traut
F. Schaefer
A. Schnell
A.Schnell
J. Paoli
R. andS. Pollard
0. A. White
E. Olson
No.
521,538
526,769
525,985
520,709
515,614
512,953
521,077
519,282
527,424
518,790
521,090
517,631
519,744
524,768
514,730
513,943
521,048
522.411
520,807
518,658
527,525
514,22.3
519,503
521,440
527,133
520,
527,
520,
528,
528,
528;
522,
519,
516
516,
524
527,
521
512,
527,
518,
517
512,
513,
513,
514,
512,
522,
512,
523,
523,
523,
533,
523.
516.
517,
527,
518,
526,
531
432
149
946
155
,003
,897
,045
427
890
,891
637
799
993
,350
614
628
,803
075
281
282
539
713
442
395
205
894
021
022
023
024
935
815
678
458
239
516,893
516,142
525,426
520,926
517,536
513,424
H. Wheeler
N. S. Monroe
A. H. Johnson
C. Baswitz
A. Schonemann
C. Gardner ' 516,968
J. A. Guest and J. H. Bates '512,957
W. S. Beale : 513,977
J. P. Brown [531,505
P.Hohmann 514,680
A. Coloines ! 519,242 ;
P. Goldmann 516,720 i
K. Hoekstra 530,525;
L.E. Pease 518,857 1
L. Ma;tiiieau 512,836
O. Hanson 525,342;
P. G. Backman 515,641 ,
Date.
June 19
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
May 29
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
June 5
May 1
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
June 5
Apr. 3
Ma.y 15
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
June 5
July 3
June 5
Apr. 24
Oct. 10
Feb. 6
May 8
June 12
Oct. 9
May 29
Oct. 9
June 5
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Nov. C
June 20
May 8
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
June 26
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Apr. 21
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
July 3
Jan. 9
July 17
July 31
July 17
July 17
July 17
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
June 5
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Dee. 25
Feb. 13
May 1
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
1411
167
11.58
3079
2700
2076
579
014
1226
2340
353
1414
1372
1268
3669
529
408
84
2113
1401
431
1018
1241
748
2605
774
358
2495
2238
078
2309
890
1914
1916
1152
1,-51
2227
1023
1540
2060
645
582
2587
2587
938
1631
409
1104
1790
2997
1463
1466
1467
474
849
1872
2150
2011
2047
1930
654
186
331
194
2797
2048
2082
8
2525
1180
549
1640
807
2450
1869
29
2739
(.320
^327
G.M. Parsons 515,162 Feb. 20 1948
H.M.Anderson 514,893 Feb. 20 1531
S.W. Fleming and J. W.Kessler... 513,774; Jan. 30 3411
L. Fois 525,890, Sept. 11 : 1007
745
C71
492
136
149
301
C581
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) 143
83,84
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(316
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(121
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104
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311
105
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293
(183
) 184
030
189
87
604
540
163
554
215
452
452
2!'3
445
535
250
374
512
162
138
026
626
237
393
119
267
449
740
361
364
361
110
214
449
537
478
488
(455
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(484
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09
07
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68
942
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1109
827
|67
1293
08
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67
1213
07
431
69
289
60
933
07
744
07
1438
|69
07
154
1081
(i9
159
07
1262
69
• 520
69
458
09
770
07
1668
07
723
66
1842
06
Ui3
68
890
69
389
07
1653
06
205
69
314
67
421
07
125
60
111
66
588
66
588
66
1048
66
335
68
93
66
221
08
367
08
621
68
307
ea
308
68
308
66
1540
07
177
09
392
07
439
68
1558
69
1617
^66
1845
66
68
67
67
66
1575
1185
1257
39
628
' 66 1868
419
850
1724
66 1093
67 643
66
1790
1379
491
381
11,50
1414
1251
1175
775
1347
544
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
luvention.
Lifting-jack
Lift in g-jsick
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Liftin2-)ack
Lifting-'jack
Lifting-'jack
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack. Compound-lever
Lifting-machine
Lifting or hoiaiing tool
Lifting or log, jack
Ligature-receptacle
Light:
See Dead-light. Search-light.
Electric search-light. Side light.
Light circuits. Regulator for continuous - current
arc-
Light-conccntrator for dentists, surgeons, or others..
Light-indicator
Light-support
Ligliter. Magazine-
Lighting apparatu.s. Building-
Lighting device
Lighting implement
Lighting system. Alternating-current arc-
Ligbtni Qg-arrester
Lightning-arrester
Lightning-arrester
Lightning-rod and coupling
Lightning-rod oinament
LimSs. Coaptating pad for artificial
Limekiln
Lime-ligh t apparatus
Lime-slaker
Lime. Slaking
Lino discharger. Automatic
Line-fastener
Line-fastener
Line-prop
Line reel, fastener, and tightener. Combined
Line-tightener
Linemen's use. Tool for
Liner and measure. Combined
Link-lifter
Linoleum cutting apparatus
Linoleum-pressing apparatus
Linotype and holder therefor. Curved
Linotype-machine
Linotype-machine
Linotype-machine
Linotype-machine
Linotype-machine
Linotype-machine
Linotype-machines. Composing mechanism for
Liquid agitating and discharging apparatus
Liquid containing and discharging device
Liquid-containing vessel
Liquid-cooler
Liquid-cooling apparatus
Liquid-dispensing apparatus
Liquid-dispensing apparatus
Liquid-distributer. Automatic
Liquid-gage
Liquid-gage
Liquid-mixer
Liquid mixer, shaker, and fruit-squeezer
Liquid-purifying apparatus
Liquid-separator. Centrifugal
Liquid-separator. Centrifugal
Liquid-separator. Centiifugal
Liquid-.'^eparator. Centrifugal
Liquids. Apparatus for centrifugal separation of
compound
Liquids, Sic. Apparatus for combining
Liquids. Apparatus for driving off volatile constitu-
ents from
Liquids. Apparatus for driving off volatile constitu-
ents from
Liquids. Method of and apparatus for purifying
Liquors. Apparatus for cooling and aerating
Liquors, &c. Apparatus for dispensing
Lister, cultivator, and planter
Lithographic and hectographic stone. Artificial
Lithographic stones. Clamping device for
Name.
L Frank
W. Johnson
S. S.Joy
B. F. Letvis
T. Maxon
A. A. Smith
A. L. Stanford
No.
511,767
514,755
526,153
517,465
5-.25,223
523,871
513,155
A. L. Stanford I 527,818
E. K. Stilwell 523,717
F. "Wiser 525,247
N. WeUer .'-.24,010
D.Nelson ."123,440
D. Kirkbride 517,281
E. and A. G. Hayford 525,706
G. M. Stratton. .' 52a,844
D. Higbam
"W.H. Thrift
L. E. Johnson
J.K.Hughes
E. Goff and T. H. Joiner
J. S. Koblin
B. n. Pendleton
"W. H. Sheppard
T. Spencer
A. L. Courtright
J.W. Gibboney
E. S. Pearson
J. W.Smiih
C.F. Keys
J. F. Rowley
J. O'Connell and G. Sniffin .
W. Lawson
F. L. Moores
E. L. Kansomo
J. F. Ganduxer
E. M. Christensen
W. S. Twltty
"W. C. Applegate
C. Wagoner
A. B. Frack'
S. Smith and M. B. Misbler .
S. K atani
L. "West
D.N.Melvin
D. N.Melvin
G. A.Dubeux
P. T. Dodge
P. T. Dodge
0. Mergenthaler . ,
O. Mergenthaler..
O. V. Sigurdsson .
H. A. Stall
0. Mergenthaler
a', n. and T. A. Schlueter
A . H. and T. A. Schlueter
J. Tliornton and A. B. "Woodard...
"W. O. Savage
n. Mend6s
519,799
608
116
466
00.5
."^97
354
.840
>40
,776
,736
,793
,866
,057
,295
,b70
,328
,017
,889
,847
,597
479
,486
,03.T
361
335
875
785
241
513,007
520,l,i8
530,931
522,073
.'^27,702
524,2-5
515,623
531,266
512,489
519,478
628,748
522,721
518,618
"W. R. Dales 530,681
"W. M. Fowler .'^22.322
P. Leoni 520,531
A. R. "Welch .517,710
A. It. "Welch i .523,158
J. B. Tbies i 519,978
'W. H. Payne ! 528.688
J. T. Harris 531,118
C. L. Chapman ' ,523,105
D.J.Davis 521,104
J. L. Jiinsson • 519,085
C. J. Lundstrom 514,156
A. I'onten and J. V. Skoglund 528, 690
E. Adam and M. 0. Kehfuss 513,8.57
"W. T. "Walker 529,233
"W. T. "Walker 529,234
J. T. Harris .531,183
P. llilrtenbrand 51.5,829
J. Tomlinsou .526,.591
A. T. Statna 512,406
AV. K. Forbush 516,370
0. Roesen 529,840 !
Date.
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
Aug, 28
July 31
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
July 31
Aug. 28
Aug. 7
July 21
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
May 15
Oct. 16
June 26
June 19
Oct. 2
Deo. 25
May 8
May 15
Sept. 11
June 5
Oct. 2
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Sept. 18
June 12
Apr. 10
May 22
Feb. 20
July 31
June 20
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
Feb. 13
Jan, 2
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
May 22
Dec. 18
June 26
Oct. 16
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
Dec.
18
Jaen,
9
May
8
Nov.
6
July
10
Apr.
24
Dec.
11
July
3
May
29
Apr.
3
July
17
May
15
Nov.
6
Dec.
18
July 17
June 5
May 1
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Monthly
volume.
40
1306.
14-15
87
2173
2962
2379
1876
2691
2207
71
2187
2592
675
2345
1528
1.530
2425
1285
545
2677
772
1604
922
26
112
2352
2380
1277
963
739
2429
1710
2992
1938
295
1811
2495
2694
507
1078
1497
65
2518
10
325
338
19
.531
738
574
450
667
.537
16
551
607
156
559
118
5 372
\ 373
371
5-2
299
134
643
188
392
206
5
26
583
569
295
228
186
591
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Gazette.
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465
68
448
617
647
125
260
376
16
607
C513
)514
523
351
(565
J 566
406
124
<675
1676
C501
1502
3oa
236
94
233
f 507
1508
1082 I 263
250 66,67
2770 I 670
500
1703
1815
300
1818
2161
2148
1483
2353
1688
528
2713
2091
1282
976
395
934
2040
120
428
445
, 74
432
C401
1402
628 148
251 59
298 72
303 74
1597
^67
69
68
67
67
68
67
69
69
^68
67
67
66
3543 I 873 66 802
1275 ! 306 ! 69
Nov. 13 1276 306
Dec. 18
Mar. 0
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Miir. 13
Nov. 27
1939
158
2199
1125
461
39
526
272
C6 11
66 I 1117
68 i 1439
07
08
68
66
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08
08
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68
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68
69
69 1599
66 1483
68 1593
66 224
1049 66 1663
2339 I 556 09 i 1122
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
545
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
Litter
Loader and sled. Fodder or feed
Loading apparatus
Loading .apparatus
Loading machine. Dirt-
Loading machine. Dirt-
Loading wagons with gravel, sand, &c. Apparatus
for
Loads. Apparatus for raising or lowering heavy . . .
Loan-box. Delivery and registering
Lobster-trap
Lock:
See Alarm-lock. Master-key lock.
Bag-lock. Mortise-look.
Bicycle-lock. Nut-lock.
Bicycle-lantern lock. Nut and bolt lock.
Bolt-lock. Nut or bolt lock.
Bolt and nut lock. Oar-lock.
Car-lock. Padlock.
Coin-actuated lock. Permutation-lock.
Combination-lock. Eudder-lock.
Cylinder-lock. Safe-lock.
Door-lock. Safety-lock.
Door bar-lock. Sash-lock.
Drawer-lock. Seal-lock.
Electric lock. Till-lock.
Hasp-lock. Time-lock.
Indicator-lock. Trunk-lock.
Latch-lock. TTmbrella-lock.
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock ,
Lock
Lock
Lock ,
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock and latch. Combined
Lock and latch. Combined
Lock attachment
Lock-case
Lock for doors of moving vehicles
Lock -key attachment
Lock marking-gage. Door-
Lock marking-gage. Door-
Lock opener. Pneumatic door-
Locks. Automatic locking mechanism for permula-
tiou-
Locks. Electroprotective system for
Locks. Guard for bolts of spring-
Locks. Mechanism for detecting opening of
Locks. Tool for forming key-slots in
Locking-box
Locking-clamp ,
Locking device for show-cases
Locomotion on railways. Electric
Locomotive
Locomotive ;
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomot ive ash-pan
Locomotive-ash-pan ventilator
Locomotive ash-pans. Device for removing
from
Locomotive attachment
Locomotive attachment
Locomotive-boiler
Locomotive-boiler ^ .
35 PAT
R. Ortega
E. E. Lewis
H. Aiken
H. N. Carpenter
E. Fourman
J. M. Younger
J. McTurner, W. J. Boren, and S.
H. Turner.
H. A. Eckley
B. Martinez
A. P. Lewis
C. ~n^. Brown
G. Brust, D.F. Eeinhard, andL. P.
Dunkel.
D. J. Cable '.
E. Cazin
A. M. Coan
W. "W. Davis
W.W.Davis
F. E. Forsell
F. W.Harris
C. T.Johnson
T. J. Johnston
E. A. Judd
C.H. La Belle
B. S. Miles
F. W. Mix
F. W. Mix
A. O'Keefe
J. J. Eidgway
J. J. Eidgway
J. Roche
J. Schade
F. W. Schultze
C. Swanberg
0. F. Teed
C. N. Vittum
J. F. Williams
E. M. and J. E. Mix .
J. Murdie
L. L. Bettys -
E. E. Magovern and T. Scanlan.
C. A. Wright
J. P. von Hiinefeld
F. K. Etherington
F. K. Etherington
J. Schnepf
E. Stockwell
M. Mai tin
J. W.Gray
C. Smyth
W. H. Taylor. . .
A. E. Bingham .
J. C. Pratt
J. M. Waddel . .
J. J. Heilmann .
C. A. Couch....
C. Hagans
E. Helmholtz
B. F. Tavlor. (Reissue).
B.F.Taylor. (Reissue).
W. E. Worthen
H.E.Walker
E. H. Marshall
A. Reynolds
J. R. Rutherford
F.J.Smith
No.
529,301
530,782
530,296
519,988
.523,034
519,753
512,988
526,694
516,654
524,331
G. A. Akerlind .
D. L. Barnes
523,654
527,105
517,729
523,736
530,396
521,366
529,606
530,935
518, H84
518,2'1
529,388
515,689
529,348
525,225
524,642
524,643
525,615
513,279
522,430
524,148
528,114
531,008
528,450
530,862
526,878
515,390
521,984
526,456
.528,269
526,323
528,581
519,605
513,313
527,600
518,119
512,995
520,795
.525,074
r.:ii),133
514.248
524,303
r.l4..567
529,886
.527,244
528,078
525,205
516,436
11,437
11,438
517,133
522,540
525,503
529,408
520,615
521,186
527,645
519,315
Date.
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
May 15
July 17
May 15
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
July 31
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
July 31
Dec. 4
June 12
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Jan. 23
July 3
Auk. 7
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
June 26
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
May 8
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
June 5
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Aug. 14
Feb'. 13
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
July 3
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
May 29
June 12
Oct. 16
May 8
1402
1251
390
1836
1483
1447
2128
39
1535
618
2558
701
527
2722
561
1097
1950
1490
2494
1337
1560
2827
1473
2176
1159
1160
493
2584
453
311
2423
1626
3007
1367
347
2347
2213
2006
2693
1739
98
1205
2630
1520
1172
2139
61
1921
96
477
571
985
2412
924
2363
2145
1153
624
625
2349
618
305
1598
2907
770
1591
684
336
302
98
448
369
349
505
10,11
(365
i366
149
C532 \
1533 5
641
172
(127
U28
674
139
258
463
353
618
333
372
703
354
531
285
286
119
625
115
73
586
38B
726
326
86
583
532
533
478
649
411
25
291
638
369
2113
.509
14
470
26
117
136
249
579
223
570
(523
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147
148
554
1.57
75
380
702
180
(384
1385
167
68
68
66
68
68
69
69
09
69
69
921
1468
1286
908
311
835
428
10
1771
793
.541
146
102
569
1318
1411
1041
1517
500
261
970
1431
935
1102
892
892
1243
588
90
719
492
1541
612
1479
65
66 j 1338
67 ; 1651
08
69
68
69
67 '
66
69
67
1557
556
1496
664
778
597
310
230
430
67 i 1209
68 i 1058
69 ! 1233
66 ' 942
68 , 784
66 1057
69 , 1136
69 187
69 481
ieS 1096
06 1683
68 1265
68 1266
66 ' 1941
68 ; 121
68 ' 120-1
977
09
67 1137
67 1349
>69
67
324
684
546
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Locomotive-boiler
Locomotive-boiler
Looomotive-boiler
Locomotive-boiler attachment
Locomotive-brake ,
Locomotive-buffer
Locomotive-cab or other window or door
Locomotive-cab window or door
Locomotive. Compound
Locomotive-coupling. Electric
Locomotive-crane
Locomotive-diaphragm
Locomotive draft-regulator
Locomotive draw-bar ,
Locomotive draw-bar
Locomotive drive - wheels. Releasing device for
brakes of
Locomotive driving-gear
Locomotive. Blectiic
Locomotive. Electric
Locomotive. Electric ,
Locomotive. Electric
Locomotive. Electric
Locomotive. Electric
Locomotive. Electric
Locomotive-engin e
Locomotive-engine
Locomotive-engine. Compound
Locomotive-engine. Compound
Locomotive exhaust-nozzle
Locomotive exh aust-nozzle
Locomotive feed device
Locomotive fire-box .■
Locomotive fire-kindling apparatus
Locomotive for elevated railways. Electric
Locomotive for elevated tracks. Electric
Locomotive gearing. Electric-
Locomotive. Gearless electric
Locomotive or car replacer
Locomotive or other furnace
Locomotive running-gear
Locomotive sanding device
Locomotive shifting link-motion
Locomotive. Smoke-consuming
Locomotive- tender-box lid
Locomotives. Contact-bar for electric
Locomotives. Contact-shoe for electric
Locomotives. Controller for electric
Locomotives. Hand operating mechanism for elec-
tric
Locomotives. Means for controlling electric
Locomotives. Moans for supporting motors in elec-
■ trie
Locomotives. Method of and means for speed regu-
lation of electric
Locomotives. Motor-controlling device for electric.
Locomotives. Oil-cellar for driving-boxes, for ^..
Loconiotivea. Power- transmitting mechanism for
electric
Locomotives. Throttle-actuating mechanism for
Log-barking machine
Log-carrier
Log-cafiier
Log-carrier cushion
Log-hauling locomotive
Log loader and turner
Log loader and turner. Steam
Log loading and turning machine
Logrolling hook
Log-turners. Lever-action for valve-gear for
Log-unload er
Logs. Rossing
Logjiing apparatus
Logging-car
Logging system
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Name.
No.
T. A. Henderson 515.223
E. C.Jordan 524,901
516,949
516,950
516,569
G. H. Taylor
J. J. H. Theiling
H. M. Lofton
W. E. Richards .
H. W. Tinker ....
H. AV. Tinker ...
C. J. Melhn
E. D. Priest
"W. Sellers and "W. Lewis
E. M. Roberts, J. E. Blackwond,
and J. P. Cabill.
C. A. McCalloch andE. Welliver..
S. R. Heidleberg
P.Leeds
W. 0. Pelham
A. Prawatke ..
E. M. Bentley .
R. Eickemeyer.
E. Hopkinsbu- .
R. M. Hunter..
"W. H. Knight .
"W". Lawrence..
N. J. Raffard . .
C.A.Bali
E. E. Hanson -
C. A. Ball ....
K. Giiladorf....
E. W. Harris...
J. O'Neill
L.Lazerus
E. von Dormus . .
J. McNaughton .
F. B. Behr.
C. H.Roberts
G. W. Swartz
C. J. Van Depoele .
S. Ryden
R. H. Brown
R. Helmholtz
E. T.Chase
W. B. Warren
F. C. McNally
W. A. Stofer
J. J. Green
J. J. Green
,J. "W. Darley, Jr.
A. AV. Mitchell . .
E. Egger and F. A. "Wessel.
"W. S. Adams
C. E. Emery
524,072
516,245
516,244
519,407
521,669
515,025
514,337
515,154
512,375
.522,299
529,948
526,981
511,988
520,228
522,834
520,11)
520,787
518,006
527,126
520,839
522,830
521,251
526,778
513.923
516,899
530,998
516,923
515,009
531,499
511,862
513,599
529,671
512,487
528,5P8
514,320
522,148
521,398
531,555
512,236
522,710
522,709
530,507
530,956
531,366
529,688
Date.
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
May 8
June 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
July 3
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
May 22
July 10
May 22
June 5
Apr. 10
Oct. 9
June 5
July 10
June 12
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Kov. 20
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Feb. -6
June 26
June 12
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
July 10
July 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
517,948 Apr. 10
R. H. Short 514,135
F. H. Taylor and F. Riley 521,515
M. W. Dewey .' 513,895
E. G. Shortt 530,905
W. W. and F. N. Trevor 1517,990
R. E. Terry I 522,360
R. E. Terry ! 526,758
F. O. Kilffore I 517,222
Feb. 6
June 19
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
July 3
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
2049
1586
2019
2020
1385
173
838
836
858
1630
1730
619
1935
1062
217
2516
509
434
2266
1139
2046
44
988
740
155
1134
889
183
3638
1931
1603
1976
1697
2515
510
388
;477
I 478
'478
329
39
196
196
208
382
i 436
i 437
158
484
259
58
606
125
102
552
282
500
10
246
C181
5 182
34
281
C210
I21I
43
897
456
381
465
427
(599
^600
1(601
184 45,46
3122
2050
1280
106
594
2487
1146
2609
838
909
907
766
1528
247
1374
3601
1436
960
315
152
2500
416
956
819
1532
1073
H.J.Sullivan 1 511,975 I Jan. 2
W. E. Hill '■ 514,550 ' Feb. 13
W. E. Hill I 514,463 1 Fell. 13
"W.E.Hill ,523,070 July 17
G. S. Kaime and 0. Stenerson ' 524,.595 Aug. 14
H. 0. Lange ! 510,741 Mar. 20 1687
W. E. Hill i 526,624 I Sept. 25 225R
E. C. Hargrave 516,091 Mar. 0 577
A.W. Brown 52.">.944 I Sept. U 1081
W. Sass 514,499 I Feb. 13 877
R. Lamb 523,216 July 17 1810
W. G. Connell ' 522,554 I July
G. 0. Draper 527,014 Oct. 2
AV. F. Draper 517,269 Mar. 27
E. G. Johan.sou 521,656 i June 19
611
558
2575
1608
767
491
308
27
150
596
271
624
203
(224
\ 225
224
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J 189
]190
1.191
362
2280 ,{543
2079 498
867 1 219
319
341
240
81
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588
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242
207
383
265
C399
} 400
540
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547
Alphabetical list of ifti;eM<iows^— Continued.
Invention.
Loom .
Loom .
Loom .
Loom
Loom-batten
Loom. Circular ,
Loom cloth-rollers. Mechanism for regulating the
movement of
Loom for weaving bordered fabrics
Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Loom for weaving narrow fabrics
Loom for weaving pile and other figured fabrics
Loom harness-evener mechanism
Loom harness-motion
Loom-beddle
Loom Jacquard attachment
Loom Jacquard apparatus
Loom Jacquard apparatus
Loom Jacquard mechanism
Loom Jacquard mechanism
Loom Jacquard mechanism
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Jacquard mechanism .
lease-rods
let-off
let-off mechanism
let-off mechanism
Loom let-off mechanism .
Loom. Moquette-
Loom pattern mechanism .
Loom pattern mechanism .
Loom picker-cbeek
Loom-picker motion
Loom picker-motion.
Loom picker-staff
Loom picking mechanism.
Loom. Pile-fabric
Loom.
Loom.
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Loom
Pile-fabiic
Pile-fabric
pile- wire
pile-wire
positive shuttle-motion
positive shuttle-motion
selvage-forming apparatus-
shedding mechanism
shedding mechanism.
Loom shedding mechanism
Loom-shuttle
Loom-shuttle
Loom-shuttle
Loom-sliuttle
Loom-shuttle-box-operating mechanism.
Loom-shuttle-box-opeiating mechanism .
Loom shuttle-box-operating mechanism .
Loom shuttle-box-operating mechanism .
Loom shuttle. Carpet-
Loom shuttle-guard
Loom shuttle-guide
Loom shuttle-picking mechanism .
Loom-shuttle. Self threading
Loom-shuttle spindle
Loom-shuttle tension device
Loom-shuttle tension device
Loom-shuttle-threading device
Loom shuttles. Operating electric
Loom. Slat-and-wire-fabric
Loom stop-motion
Loom. Swivel-
Loom. Swivel-
Loom. Swivel-
Loom-temple
Loom-temple
Loom-temple
Loom-temple
Loom warp-slackening mechanism-
Loom wai p stop-motion
'So.
J. H. Northrop '529,940
J. H. Northrop .V29.941
J. H. Noithrop 5-29,942
J. H. Northrop ' 529,943
T. Ehrenberg [ 512,171
O. Schuler 522,742
E . Kast ler 527,750
J. Goss and "W". Varley
G. and F. Priestley
J. 0. Fryer
"W". C. Smith and J. Barlow.
T. Ehrenberg
J. Magee
H. Vogelsang
S. Bentley
T. Halton..-.
O. W. Schaum
B. H. Gledhill
B. H. Gledhill .
J C. Liberty
N. A. Woodhead.
A. Minney
C. N.Martin
J.C.Bill
J. H. Mayer
H. Wright
E. Tymeson
E. Beaumont and G. 'Washington ..
J. Hill and E. Smith
H. E. Mathews
E. Guilbert
J. H. Paige
J. Langnirand
0. Piper
J. Corzilius
H. "Wyman and G.Poole
H. Wyman and G.Poole
G. Segschneider
G. Segschneider
E. H. Graham
E. H.Graham
E. AshwoT-th and A. H. Oldham .
G. "W. Stafford
C. H. Thomas
H. "Wenzel
P. L. Kobertz
J. H. Morin
0. Piper
L Rushworth
K. Bardsley
L. H. Downing
G. W. Stafford ,
G.W.Stafford
W. P. Kirkpatrick ,
A. Waddington
G. W. Farmer
M. T. Bartelt,C. Golle, and G. Stein.
J. B. Daudelin
H. A. Foster
I.A.Hall
J. Sweeney and G. Stroble
E. A. Bourque
L. W. Lombard
C. E. Parks and L. MoUart
B. S. Taylor and C. Heritage 520,277
520,421
529,955
523,114
511,913
512,172
516,163
.'527,165
519,374
524,898
531,390
524,319
526,365
530,050
511,986
520,4-14
530,647
513,867
520,603
51.5,639
529,636
524,372
526,036
530,438
527,853
518,424
515,344
515,533
522,931
529,150
529,151
512,063
523,869
527,783
527,784
514,433
516,169
517,129
527,093
514,232
525,814
516,108
526,748
528,758
529,163
521,576
521,577
525,660
529,763
528, 5U5
524,571
530,320
515,206
531,029
528,895
522,583
513,615
517,058
J. Kennedy I 512,474
J. T. Kennedy 512,475
H. and P. D. 'Westerhoff 519,802
F. A. Garnsey 524,587
E. P. Pearson 1514,867
R. Eigbv 515,720
T. Sykes 525,566
G. F. Hutchins I 523,574
O. Smith I 515,536
Date.
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
July 10
Oct. 16
May 29
Nov. 27
July 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
May 8
Aug. 21
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
May 2!)
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
May 29
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
July 10
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
July 31
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Feb. 6
Sept. H
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
June 19
June 19
Sept. 4
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
July 10
Jani. ,30
Mar. 27
May 22
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
May 15
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
July 24
Feb. 27
2502
2504
2500
739
995
1764
2585
2529
1622
315
739
689
798
801
1582
2319
600
2728
429
2622
1028
3559
2890
2730
714
1239
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1950
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2267
2574
1124
1126
557
2959
1825
l'^26
754
699
2342
675
445
859
601
131
415
114,4
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1470
573
2203
3102
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1659
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704
3149
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400
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1330
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1381
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871
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384
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1584
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936
5320
1565
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722
875
1496
1496
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1095
630
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1264
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873
1151
1440
1229
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1381
548
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
0. Smith
W. Hinchliffe
0. Piper and J. E. Newton .
M. Stiakosch .
Loom warp-stop motion
Loom weft-fork
Loom weft stop-motion
Loom wire hedrtle
Looms. Electri c shuttle-motion for ' L. W. Lombard
Looms. Electiic shuttle-motion for I L. W. Lombard
Looms. Electric shuttle-motion for L.W. Lombard
Looms electrically. Apparatus for forming sheds in. j J. Kanffmann
Looms for weaving pile fabrics. "Wire-retaining de-
vice for
Looms. Self-threading shuttle for
Looms. Shuttle - operating mechanism for narrow-
ware
H. Hardwick .
Loop-banding machine
Lounge
Lounge or couch. Folding ,
Low-pressure alarm
Low-pressure alarm
Low-water boiler-alarm
Lozenge-machine
Lubricant for bicycle chains and bearings
Lubricating cutting-edges of tools. Means for
Lubricating device
Lubricating device ,
Lubricating device
Lubricating device for car or other axles or shafts .
Lubricator:
See Automatic lubrica- Bicycle-lubricator.
tor. Car- wheel lubricator.
Axle-lubricator. Journal-lubricator.
Axle-box lubricator.
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
iLubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Xiubricator
tiubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
^Lubricator
Lubricator
^Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Luggage-carrier
Luggage-carrier
Lumber-binder
Lumber-drier
Lumber-drying apparatus
Lumber-drying kiln
Lumber-gage
Lumber-handling apparatus for drying-kilns.
Lumber-.jack
Lumber-load binder
Lumber. Metal-plated
Lumber or composition material. Artificial .
Lumber-register
Lumber-stamping attachment for sawing or trim-
ming machines.
Lumber-trimmings for boxes, &o. Preparing
Lunch-box
Lunch-heater
Lung-power tester and developer
J. H. Nason.
A. "Weimar .
J". M. Parker
H. Kern
T.Q. Hall
G. Heffner
F. L. Street
P.M. Ashley
H. Lucas
"W. L. Sargent
P. Chouteau
H. A. and H. A. House, Jr.
H. P. Humphrey
S.T.Kennedy
J. S. "Washburn
G . Binder
G. Binder
B. A. Burgess
C. Conse
"W. "W. Dashiell
C. A. Delaney
"W. A. Downes
J. F. Evans
J. Q. Finch
"W. H. Hallock
T.J.Hart
T.K.Hill
G. A. Hofmeyer
T. G. Howells
C. "W.Hunt
J. P. Hunter
P. H. and J. G. Knipper
J. E. Lagerman
E. Lawrence and J. Blackford
J. Longinua
N. Leidgen
R."W.MoIntyreandG.A.H. Sprague.
L. Mortens
"W. P. Miller
"W. 0. Nelson
M. F. Nester
L. O. Orton
H. Pennington
J. B. Purvis
G. H. Ridsdale
F. W. Eobertshaw
"W. A. Seibel
F. E. SmaU
"W. F. Tan Guy sling
P. S. "Whiting
C. C. Toung
G.F. Hall
J. H. Steen
T. A . Barber
"W. L. Burton andH.Meyerding.
G. T. Schultze
"W. P. Murphy
H. H.Britt
H. G. "Wadley
C. D.Clarke
E. R. Cassaday and "W. "Weaver .
C. D. Kubach
G. S. Mayhew
"W. H. Emerson
J. P. Biedy
A. T. Linderman
E. Haskell
A. L. "White
J. 11. Hanlou
521,398
513,998
515,532
513,063
514,087
514,088
514,089
515,775
529,615
528,550
519,896
518,425
514,830
517,102
525,206
511,818
515,037
521,660
519.095
522,588
521,958
517,748
530,590
519,212
525,089
529,473
518,.585
521,702
526,025
517,266
524,584
516,087
518,058
522,204
528,429
sis^'ioe
515,586
531,590
529,125
526,838
524,112
515,590
518,257
517,467
529,393
518,823
515,404
531,129
517,553
516,104
530,715
5-26,816
June 12 967
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
May 15
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
June 19
May 1
July 10
June 26
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
May 1
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Apr. 24
June 19
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
July 3
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
517,127 j Mar. 27
517,300 i
526,503 I
519,394
531,225
527,516 i
519,055
513.290
530,104
515,622
524,663
521,846
519,352
531,325
524,930
523,009
517,211
518,207
514,233
517,822
525,008
529,195
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
May 8
Dec. 18
Oct. 16
May 1
Jan. 23
■Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
June 26
May 8
Dec. 25
Aug. 21
July 24
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
517,348 Mar. 27
524,499 1 Aug. 14
530,146 Dec. 4
524,899 , Aug. 21
3644
2573
2230
175
179
182
81
1962
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2570
2661 I {6™
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1790
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66 I 693
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69 .52
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[66 j 1398
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67 I 19
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66 ! 1342
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67 ; 45
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69 1436
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69 . 1613
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67 , 572
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69 i 1224
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68 991
68 ' 508
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66 936
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
549
Invention.
Macerator for fruit, ifec
Machine-base, Adjustable
Machine-table
Machinery. Eope or cable system for operating
Magazine-camera
Magazine-camera
Magazine-camera
Magazine-camera
Magazine. Dust-proof single-delivery cover-glass. .
Magazine or book liolder '
Magnet
Magnet. Electro-
Magnet. Electro-
Magnet for electric machines. Eield- ,
Magnet. Permanent ,
Magnets. Coil for electro-
Magnets. Machine for winding electro-
Magnets. Means for reducing the apparent energy
supplied to alternating-current
Magnets of alternating-current dynamos. Means
for exciting field-
Magnets of dynamo- electric machines or motors.
Adjuster for field-
Magnetic engine for reciprocating tools
Magnetic separator
Magnetic separator
Magnetic separator
Magnetic separators. Feeding mechanism for
Magnetizing-coil '.
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag catcher ,
Mail-bag crane
Mail-bag fastener
Mail-bag fastener
Mail-bag fastener
Mail-bag hanger
Mail-bags to or from trains in motion. Apparatus
for delivering
Mail-box
Ma il box
Mail-box
M.ail-box '. .
Mail-box. House
Mail-crane
Mail-delivering apparatus
Mail-markiug machine
Mail-markins machine
Mail-marking machine
Mail-marking machine
Mail-marking machine
Mail-matter. Machine for marking
Mail-transportingapparatus
Mailing-machine
Mailing-tube
Malt-grinding mill
Malt-kiln and method of drying malt
Malt liquors. Apparatus for cooling and aerating .
Malt liquors. Apparatus for making
Malt liquors. Apparatus for the production of
Malt liquors. Heater and cooler for fermented
Malted food
Malting apparatus
Malting-floor
Malting grain. Method of aind apparatus for
Mailing-machine
Mandolin
Mandrel. Expanding
Mandrel. Expanding
Mangle
Mangle
Mangle
Manhole-cover
Manhole-cover
!Name.
0. E. Davidson
J. J. Wood
J. E. Bradley
J. H. Watts
A. A. Eoiret
G. P. C. Maroniez
J. F. Parsons
J. Tascher
A.H.Cole
F. Bartvick
A. H. Hoyt-'.
C. C. Geriach
F. K. McBerty
A. Scbmid
A . T. Collier
N. Tesla
E. Varley, Jr
J.F.E:elly._.
L. Bell
M. Waddell
H. S. McKay
H. Carmichael
W.H. Williams
W. H. Williams
G. Con kling
J. D.Ihlder
W. Bmbaker
A. F. George
J. C. Jenkins
H. N. Fleming
W. H. Chappel and J. C. Wagner. . .
L. Arnold
S. M. Ferguson
L. Williams
J. A. Braniff
E. Davies
J. G. Cutler
0. P. Johnston
O. P. Johnston and C. M. Gates
J. J. Weicher
E. F. Kinsey
M. J. Grosz
D. Cooke
W. Barry
F. N. Etiiridge
F.N. Ethridge
M. V. B. Ethridge
M. V. B. Ethridge and H. E. Waite.
F. K. Ethridge
R. A. Morgan, Jr
J. A. Horton
G. P. Mclntyre
J. Braner
W. H. Prinz
H. E. Deckebach
A. W. Billings
J. A. Manz
J. H. Kersenbrock
M. Watson
F.Kniittel
J. F. Dornfeld
W.H. Prinz
A. Schultz
T. T. Seal
H. Berner
S. W. Twining and E. E. Collins . . .
J. G. Crawford
M. F. Dannmeyer
P. 0. Johnson
T. P. Greger
C. Parkins
No.
525,004
526,066
522,004
515,416
524,802
528,176
524,949
525,239
530,926
531,496
528,635
529,325
512,386
519,097
518,092
512,340
512,709
518,739
518,217
527,225
519,870
521,906
528,054
528,055
517,734
516,204
527,402
530,683
515,229
527,548
."lis, 032
514,404
514,183
516,254
531,360
528,083
519,057
525,498
512,549
513,064
518,924
529,071
516,522
511,745
522,049
523,467
521,566
521,764
521,564
517,619
519,185
524,860
522,584
515,840
518,941
515,319
512,311
514,935
531,013
513,467
518,666
515,841
Date.
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
June 26
Feb. 27
Aug. 21
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
May 1
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
May 15
June 26
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Oct. 23
May
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Nov.
Mar.
Jan.
June 26
July 24
June 19
June 19
June 19
Apr. 3
May 1
Aug. 21
July 10
Mar. 6
May 1
Feb. 27
Jan. 9
Feb. 20
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
529,842 : Nov. 27
518,900
525,645
522,699
515,996
516,566
530,589
525,101
528,387
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
July 10
Mai-. 6
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
1788
1294
2249
2390
1427
2530
1672
2197
1477
2511
211
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270
1126
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2272
1353
893
1642
2046
2313
2316
534
771
1193
1085
2059
1435
2193
714
342
854
2270
2371
190
1364
2237
992
1312
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2316
2246
1459
1808
1450
330
440
1528
705
171
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958
1589
1632
2884
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175
2342
2531
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592
550
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of' inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Manhole-cover
Manhole-covers. Yoke for
Manicure implement
Manicure-instrument
Mznifolding-apparatus gage
Manifolding device
Mantel. Sheet-metal
Manual motor
Manual recorder and indicator
Manure-spreader
Map-case
Maps, &c. Kevolvlng holder for
Marble. Making artificial
Marble. Manufacture of artificial
Marbles. Manufacturing artificial
Marine signal
Marker. Land-
Marker. Land-
Marking device
Marking off corn-rows. Device for
Marking-tool
Mash. Alcoholic-ferment ,
Mash-machine
Mashin g-niachine
Mask . Fire-
Mask. Protector-
Massage. Electric hand appliance for
Mast-hoop
Master-key lock
Mat:
See Building-mat. Lantern-slide mat.
Mat-cutting machine
Mats, floors, &c. Wearing surface for door-
Match -•
Match-i)ox
Match-box
Match-box
Match-box and ash-receiver. Combined
Match-box and cigar-tip cutter. Combined
Match-box holder
Match-box. Suspendable
Match-holder and cigar-cutter
Match-making machine
Match-making machine
Match-making machi ne
Match-making machine
Match-making machine
Match -receptacle
Match-safe
Match-safe
Match-safe
Match-safe. Alarm
M atch . Safety-
Match-splint-assembling machine
Match-splint coiling or winding machine
Match-splint-cutting machine
Match-splints. Machine for coiling
Match-stick-bunching machine
Match-stick-bunching machine
Matches, toothpicks, &c. Machineformakingsplints
for
Matrix-bar and making same
Matrix-drying apparatus
Matrix-drying machine
Matrix-lines. Mechanism for justifying
Matrix-making and type-settiug machine
Matrix-making machine
Matrix molding and drying apparatus
Matte from slag. Separating
Mattress
Mattress and bed-pan. Combined
Mattress-filling machine
Mattress-filling machine
Mattress former and press
Name.
No.
J. P. Roe 521,733
J. P. Roe 521,732
H.Clayton .')12.277
C.J. Bailey I 528,317
L. M. Bannan 522,447
E. B. Tilton '. 530,806
J. Graves
M. Johnson
H.Cook
524,714
522,376
525,839
531,206
523,814
519,763
525,024
.524,907
.527,969
515,624
529.585
527,362
513,897
512,573
.522,433
525,825
512,693
.531,601
.521,939
W. T. Moran 1518,822
D. B. Merrell
yv. P. Hussey
A. B. Fretz-
P. A. Moreau
L. Kathau
P. Grand' Montague.
G. "W. Stewart
H. Bowers
S.J. Conkwright
E.W.Dodge
H. D. Ayre
L. Schaefer
J. Takamine
R. Garich . .
A. Schultz.
G. Pozdena and F. Churan.
A. J. Speare -
W. R. Baker.
J. Roche
F. Wheeler
H. D. Whiteley
P. Lorenz and'R. Wuppermann.
M. Strakosch
J. Sulc •
J.P.Wright
T. Schafer
T. W. Foster
J. Anderssen
J. M. Hoimann
W. A. Alexander
E. B. Beecher and J. P. Wright .
J. C. Donnelly.
J. C. Donnell'v-
n. A. and W. B. La Chicotte .
L. H. Monlross
F. D. Halsey
R. D. Goodlett
A. Hansen
C.H. Renter
T. Kissinger
W. Baruburst
J. C. Donnelly
F. Schafer
F. Schafer
C. B. Andrews -
521,120
527,167
520,121
.513,851
527,094
525,150
528,186
526,418
521,903
523,599
517,546
512,9.34
531,185
513,472
Date.
June 19
June 19
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
July 3
Dec. 11
Aug. 21
July 3
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
July 31
May 15
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
Oct. 9
.Tan. 30
Jan. 9
July 3
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Dec. 25
June 26
Apr. 24
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
May 22
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
June 26
July 24
Apr. 3
Jan. 16
Deo. 18
Jan. 30
Monthly
volume.
528,457 I Oct. 30
519.150
524,197
May
Aug. 7
521,029 ! June 5
525,791 I Sept. 11
531,115 i Dec. 18 |
518,994
519.949
528,691
520,003
521,079
524,196
512,061
May 1
May 15
Nov. C
May 22
June 5
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
512,062 Jan. 2
530,875 Dec. 11
D. F. Eisenhart 515,201 Feb. 20
E. H. Eisenhart 1515,756 Mar. 6
E. B. Benham and H. E. Barlow ( 530,382 Dec. 4
A. S. Capehart i 529,440 Nov. 20
R. H. Healey 520,642 May 29
E. and A. E. Hall 518,569 Apr. 17
1738
1737
904
2781
474
1280
1284
344
915
1985
2855
1464
1825
1.596
2166
2716
1919
1122
3605
1400
457
890
1602
2686
2115
2404
258
801
2063
3531
678
2054
2547
1937
2041
2463
213
2041
1944
2896
3018
371
413
413
219
671
120
309
(314
(315
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709
355
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676
458
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888
338
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5 385
644
507
595
60,61
195
504
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501
618
461
492
618
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483
462
714
729
730
731
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733
734
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1041
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106
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1261
1462
1314
1665
2950
1961
C. Forth and H. Glenzer ; .520,140 May 22 I 2114
H. Lee 516.742 Mar. 20 1689
M.Lane 530,279 Dec. 4 356
W. E. Post and S. J. Nevins i 512,215 [ Jan. 2 1 807
M. W. lies 151,5,081 | Feb. 20 1 1813
G. S. Perren 1 .527,287 Oct. 9 1 1002
G.C.Dougherty | 522,292 I July 3^ 204
E. T. G.iskiU 530,040 ! Nov. 27 j 2699
W. H. Putnam ' 519,203 May 1 472
W. G. Stuart and C. H. Delp 1 512,129 ' Jan. 2 1 664
396
714
484
485
515
516
400
88,89
195
196
457
243
55
648
115
159
69 989
67 1145
67
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66
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66
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972
1798
1280
153
66 I 1226
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68 ! 42
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66
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
551
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Mattress-stufiBng machine.
Mattress- weaving machine. "Wire-
Mattress. Wire
Measure and funnel. Combined
Measure and funnel. Combined
Measure and sqiiare. Combined tape
Measure case. Tape-
Measure for laying off dress-charts
Measure. Gage-
Measure. Liquid-
Measure. Eotary
Measure. Scale-
Measure. Steel tape-
Measure. Tailor's
Measure. Tailor's adjustable
Measure. Tape-
Measurements. Adjustable draft for roof and brace.
Measurer and cutter. Wall-paper-border
Measurer. Automatic grain-
Measuring and drafting apparatus. Garment
Measuring and indicating device
Measuring and marking machine. Fabric
Measuring and recording apparatus Speed and dis-i
tance
Measuring and recording electric currents. Appa-'
ratus for
Measuring and registering apparatus. Grain
Measuring and registering device
Measuring apparatus. Deep-well-
Measuring apparatus. Hat-
Measuring, cutting, and stitching fabrics. Machine)
for <
Measuring de .-ice
Measuring device. Cloth-
Measuring device. Weaver's
Measuring dress-.skirts. Device for
Measuring electric currents. Means for
Measuring electricity. Apparatus for
Measuring implement. Tailor's
Measuring-instrument
Name.
R. K. Thompson
J. M. Finch and C. Pfeiffer .
D. H.Gail
K. .1. Gillham
B. G. Ree.se and D. B. Cade.
A. E. Krebs
AV. L. E. Keuffel
L A Call
W. J. and M. R. Littell
H. Gregaou
J.Gray
E. Kar.schner
W. L. E. Keuffel
J. A. Aim
W. Veitch
F.L. Church
B. F. Morgan
E.Hoke
G. Anderson
M. Horn
R. Meyer
A. H. Sutton
H. Hausshalter .
W. Thomson ...
C. A. Gibbs -...
G. Krueger .
P.Scott ....
A. AUstadt -
Measuring instrument. Distance- .
Measuring-instrument. Electrical.
Measuring
Measuring
Measuring
pleasuring
Measuring-
Measuring
Measuring-
instrument,
instrument,
instrument,
■instrument,
instrument,
■instrument,
instrument.
Electrical.
Electrical -
Electrical-
Electrical.
Electrical.
Electrical.
Electrical.
Measuring-instrument. Electrical .
Measuring-
Measuring
Measuring-
Measuring-
trie
Measuring
Measnrin
trical
Measuring
static
Measuring-
cal
Measuring
Measuring
Measuring
Measuring
Measuring
W. H. Palmer, Jr.
C. W. Schramm . .
W.E.Clarke
F. X. Carou
A. S. Newcomb. ..
L. T. Robinson . . .
W. Friese-Greene.
D. Hawley
L. M. Hodge
J. L. Buford
M. M. Garver and E. G. Willyoung.
H. Herberts
R. M. Hunter
R. M. Hunter
E. R. Knowles and L. T. Robinson. .
E. Weston
E . Weston
E. Weston
E. Weston
instrument. Electrical
instrument. Electrical
instrument. Electrical
instrument for multiphase systems. Elec-
-instrument for switchboards. Electrical
-instruments. Damping device for elec-
instruments. Safety device for electro-
instruments. Scale and index for electri
E. G. Willyoung
E. G. Willyoung
E. G. Willyoung and M. M. Garver.
E. W. Mis
J. Van Vleck.
F. Holden . . . .
W. E. Ayrton and T. Mather.
E. Weston
machine. Cloth- . . .
machine. Cloth-...
machine. Cloth- . ..
machine. Cordage-
machine. Leather-.
Measuring machine. Rope-
Measuring machine. Warp-
Measuring-machines. Signaling device for automatic.
Measuring or indicating instrument. Electrical
Measuriug or packaging falirics. Speed-regulating
attachment for machines for
Measuring, registering, and sacking machine. Grain.
Measuring-tank
Measuring-tank
Measuring textile fabrics. Apparatus for
Measuring- vessel
Measuring- vessel
G. P. Conant
H. Minister
J. H. Yanderburgh .
J. D. Boatwright
J. E. Fortin
C. E. Mathers .
T. Blackburn . .
J. H. Wiemers.
S. E. Kitt
R. W. Watson .
Measuring- vessel
Measuring water from lakes, &c. Machine for .
.r. TJ. Teetor
J.Hall
0. James
F. C. Stephan -...
W. F. Keepers
W. A. McElhiney
G. W. McKim
W. T. Lambie
No.
520,170
515,202
516,195
520,307
525,232
ii30,lll
522,064
51-1,063
.'>26,926
515,211
.530,686
526,448
521,960
515,511
517,079
527,194
515,497
520,038
513,697
625,019
516,686
526,061
512,439
521,394
529,068
531,047
516,635
530,673
516,357
529,202
524,755
523,759
519,090
516,839
528,870
518,947
518,103
519,319
514,593
526,487
517,162
520,361
516,823
522.948
522,950
529,434
529,435
514,581
516,855
514,582
518,265
529,433
518,245
527,031
517,437
527,617
520,463
530,385
514,821
529,285
513,139
526,915
514,075
526,275
515,177
529,326
.524,000
519,277
524,206
512,837
514,377
514,559
Date.
May 22
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
May 22
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
June 26
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
June 26
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
June 12
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
Dec. 11
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
July 31
May 1
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
May 1
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
May 22
Maj-. 20
July 10
July 10
Nov. 20
2169
2009
755
2395
2187
62
2336
136
436
2025
1089
1993
2162
2531
2261
841
2511
1244
3292
1813
1586
1282
1188
1136
1691
1494
1068
1016
1220
1319
2759
258
1835
641
20
1144
May 8 : 694
Feb. 13 ' 1036
2050
2401
2494
1806
1325
1330
1652
Nov. 20 1654
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Nov. 20 1 1649
Apr. 17 '' 1400
Mar. 13 : 984
1010
1858
1012
1430
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
Mav
Dec.
2 ] 595
3 ' 25
16 1545
29 2656
4 547
1907
416
156
18 1649
Feb. 13 1406
Nov. 13 ' 1362
Feb.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
Feb.
Nov.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1970
1-1.35
1585
035
410
16 1870
6 ] 075
13 1 969
527
528
529
501
176
582
534
16
561
32, 33
108
505
264
475
519
627
535
205
622
288
811
442
378
(296
\ 297
(288
J 280
(268
5 269
(234
)235
(401
I 402
355
260
(241
<212
(243
291
329
685
61
434
153
6
288
(170
1171
(260
^261
488
566
603
428
330
331
393
(393
) 394
255
440
(255
J 256
358
,393
350
234
144
0
374
642
136
(354
\ 3.55
(32«
)327
479
103
i6, 37
389
491
345
388
147
97
(412
1443
171
244
Official
Gazette.
> 66 1065
68 1565
66 ! 1950
67 1045
66 1821
68 ' 267
03 1 268
09 : 986
[69 * 987
66 ' 1060
06 , 1831
[66 1061
67 294
69 112
67I 7
69 315
67 1091
09 1315
1 66 1137
[ 69 913
66 ' 1244
09 78
60 883
68 1477
I
06 ' 1255
69 928
68 981
67 i 054
68 ' 736
06 980
00 1054
552
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continiied,
Meat-chopping machine
Meat-chopping machine
Meat-choppino; machine
Meat-cutter
Meat-cutter
Meat-cutter
Meat-cutter
Meat-cutter ,
Meat-catter. Rotary
Meat-cuttins: machine
Meat, &c. Machine for cutting
Meat-miser
Meat-mixing machine
Meat-roaster ,
Meat-tenderer
Meat- tenderer
Meat-tenderer
Meat-tendering machine
Meats. Preserving
Mechanical motor
Mechanical motor
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement '
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement
Mechanically-propelled figure
Medallion. Souvenir
Medical case
Medical compound
Medical purposes. Treating air for
Medicinal food and preparing same
Medicine or sample case
Medicine. Time-indicator for taking
Medicines. Device for administering
Melharmonium
Menu-card and check. Combined
Merry-go-round
Meriy -go-round
Merry-go-round
Metal and making same. Composition of
Metal articles. Apparatus for formin g
Metal articles. Apparatus for forming
Metal articles. Forming
Metal articles. Method of and apparatus for forming
Metal hars. Macliine for bending flanged
Metal bars. Machine for bending flanged
Metal bars. Machine for bending flanged
Metal bars, &c. Machine for cutting
Metal bars. Testing
Metal bars. Union of transverse
Metal-bending machine
Metal-bending machine
Metal-boring machine
Metal-capping head
Metal coatings from metallic bases. Removing and
recovering
Metal coatings from metallic bases. Removing and
recovering
Metal coatings from metallic bases. Removing and
recovering
Metal-coiling apparatus
Metal. Combination-tool for nurling, milling, screw-
cutting, turning, and grooving
Metal-cutting machine. Shape-
Metal-cutting machine. Shape-
Metal-cutting machine. Shape-
Metal-cutting machine. Shape-
Metal-cutting shears
Metal-drawing machine
Metal-drill ,
Metal-drilling machine
Metal electrically. Apparatus for heating
Metal. Electrically heating
T. G. Hunter
J. Stevenson, Jr., and C. J. Johnson.
P. A. H. Frederick and J. M. Riedel.
D. Hammond
D. Hammond
D. Hammond
L. S. Pfouts
B. P. Autrey
A. W.Foster
V. Parks
"W. Habersarg and F. Zinzen
C. L. Coflin
C. L. Coffin
520,942 June 5
523,854 I July 31
516.735 I
516.736 I
516,737
528,738
529,639
527,486
516,277
514,990
520,299
530,021
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
May 22
Nov. 27
2141
^565
(537
)538
2075
C498
H9!>
1475
356
2373
568
2375
568
2376
568
353
86
2934
731
1679
398
1680
398
1682
398
372
91
2001
478
1333
325
889
209
1671
418
2382
578
2669
640
6fi : 1796
66 1796
06
69
1797
714
09 1050
69 : 278
66 1635
66 , 1201
67 1023
69 i 1185
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
553
Invention
Metal electrically. Heating, welding, or worilng . . .
Metal. Finishing
Metal for blades, pipes, &c
Metal from slag. Recovering
Metal goods for artistic purposes Manufacture of..
Metal. Machine for cutt ing beveled edges on plate . .
Machine for joining and rolling sheets of.
Machine for milling and tapping
Means for joining edges of sheet, strip, and
molten .
Metal.
Metal.
Metal.
plate
Metal.
Metal.
Metal plates.
ing
Metal post. Tubular
Metal. Process of and apparatus for forming and
treating
Metal rods. Device for reducing the ends of
Metal-sawin g machine
Mechanism for handlin;^
Molding
Feeding device for apparatus for coat-
Metal-.sbaper. Combination
Metal-shaper. Suspension
Metal shaping and planing machines. Eeversingi
mechanism for. i
Metal-shears
Metal sheets. Apparatus for coating
Metal sheets. Machine for joining and rolling
Metal-straightening machine
Metal strips. Machine for cutting and finishing
Metal strips on pasteboard, &c. Machine for fasten-
ing
Metal sulfide from hyposulfite solutions. Precipitat-
ing
Metal tapping or drilling machine
Metal tubes. Apparatus for drawing
Metal tubes. Manufacture of
Metal tubes, rods, &c. Apparatus for the manufac-
ture of
Metal tubes, rods, &c. Apparatus for the manufac-
ture of
Metal wheel. Cast-
Metal wheels. Making wrought-
Metal-working. Electric
Metal-working. Electric
Metal- working. Electric
Met al- working machine
Metal-working tool
Metals against corrosion. Preparation for protect-
ing
Metals. Apparatus for electrically heating or work-
ing
Metals. Apparatus for extracting
Metals. Apparatus for reducing, alloying, remelting,
and mixing
Metals by means of electricity. Process of and appa-
ratus for melting
Metals electTically . Heating
Metals. Electrodeposition of
Metals from magnetic iron sand, metallic ore-dust,
and metallic residues. "Winning
Metals from other commingled gases. Apparatus
for separating volatilized
Metals from .sulfide ores. &c. Extracting
Metals in imitation of faience. Finishing
Metals. Making plates, &c., of combined'
Metals. Making resinates of
Metals. Methodof and apparatus for electrodeposi-
tion of
Metallic bodies. Means for making
Metallic powders
Metallic sheets. Uniting
Metallic tie and rail fastener
Xame.
C. L. Coffin
N. L. Bradley
J. "W. "Wyckoff and J. M. Wetton ,
M. W. Hes
L. Hausmann
D. Lennox
"W. S. Grafton and E. K. Spears . . .
W. D. Forbes
F. A. Williams
J. S. Dougherty
W. H. Pelkey and A. St. Louis.
S. T. Buckman
TV. Andrew . - .
G. Engel
0. 0. Elsasser .
J. F. Lundahl .
H. J. Hendey . .
No.
H. J. Hendey
A. F. Champlin
K. J. Thompson
G. Russell
W. S. Grafton
W. S. RalyaandR. Coyle
T.Brandt
E. Saltzkom and L. Nicolai
H. Hirsching .
T. I. Browne .
H. Lane
C. T. Cayley..
J. Robertson- .
J. Robertson.
J. Tocom
A. A. Stevenson
H. Lemp and Vf. S. Moody.
H. Lemp and W. S. Moody .
H. Lemp and W. S. Moody .
T. R. Morgan, Jr
TV. H. Owen
A. Buecher
C. L. Coffin .
A. Guillaume
H. F. D. Schwahn .
515,652 Feb. 27
531.309 Dec. 25
522,675 j July 10
1
513,270 I Jan. 23
522,151 \ June 26
519,5!l5 I May 8
520,. 377 May 22
F. C. Butterfield 516,074 Mar. 20
A. F. "W. Kreinsen
C. L. Coffin...
H. Thofehrn . .
E. Nienstaedt.
520,300
516,469
529,990
515,082
514,070
527,178
519,084
512,542
530,314
528,770
520,076
530,323
511,744
528,661
515,328
518,572
517 613
517,612
519,941
530,059
524,736
517,116
529,956
519,903
529,752
513,324
517,023
511,900
520,296
524,506
524,507
523,030
531,072
515,778
516,312
523,986
513,812
513,954
521,600
Date.
May 22
Mar. 13
Xov. 27
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
May 1
Jan. 9
Deo. 4
Not. 6
May 22
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 15
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
May 15
Nov. 27
Jan. 23 2645
Monthly Official
volume. I Gazette.
2384
1212
2614
1814
148
816
579
627
457
198
249 58.59
1354 327
418 I 105
107
440
1991 j
432 t 108
1 1
251 62,63
2242
1966
319
316
1750
2742
1317
2:!24
2531
1692
2184
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
May 22
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
July 17
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
2153
294
2378
937
555
(485
)486
75.76
74.75
(429
} 430
658
322
547
610
(412
1413
521
641
577
231
938 232
1480
1728
85
937
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Jan. 30 : 31 86
June 19 1515
30
3467
368
411
20
,220
I 221
■7,8
854
907
2757 ! C87
2175
853
.521
212
T. Engelhardt.
J. Hopson, Jr..
A. Eodig
F. Pirschl
C. R. Fletcher .
531,169
Metallargic furnace. - .
Metallurgical furnace .
Metallurgical plant . . .
Meter:
See Cut-out meter.
Electric meter.
Electrical meter.
Gas-meter.
Meter
Grain-meter.
Water-meter.
Watt meter.
Meter for estimating the volume and density of alco-
hols, &c.
Metronome
Mica. Splitting
Micrometer- gage
Micrometer-gage
Micrometer-gage
Micrometer-sages. Automatic stop for
Micrometer-indicator
H.C. WoUe
E. Huber and J. Sachs
J. Gould, Jr
W. T. Armstrong and G. H. Wads-
worth.
J.Butler
C. James and W. Griffiths
E. L.Ford
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
June 12
2573 622
2490 1 597
1190 ' 287
2516
1567 373
M. C. Henley and J. P. Fulgham .
A. V. L. Bedout
530,342
530,719
521,270
527,110 I Oct. 9
522,093 ; June 26
.522,415 Julv 3
512,021 Jan. 2
518,439 Apr. 17
519,985
513,614
513,099
527,979
513,293
1919
474
1144
917
707
457
278
173
J. T.Hanson ■ 512,470
J. Foulds, Jr I 518,237
J. P. Lavigne | 515,234
J. P. Lavigne ; 51.5,235
H. McBiide : 519,511
H. V. Bernhardt i 528,759
J.Bath 1520,201
2382 ' 373
415 106
486 116
1745 I 433
447
773
May
Jan.
15
30
1824
3149
Jan.
23
2282
Oct.
Jan.
23
23
2186
2601
Jan. 9
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
May 8
Nov. 6
May 22
1248
13&3
2067
2069
1102
417
2223
(551
)552
526
630
301
347
515
515
264
101
541
69
68
66
67
67
67
66
1023
1694
1174
1226
882
167
5*3
267
1291
726
951
1294
3
691
1318
390
62
62
892
1193
932
1936
1156
882
1092
599
1903
.57
1022
849
849
311
1560
1470
1644
668
787
831
1503
1417
1657
181
586
1049
66 1777
1594
1300
1437
1377
147
1683
82
93
352
906
727
527
449
591
248
286
1273
1273
760
722
H93
554
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Micrometer-indicator
Micrometer surface-gage
Microphone
Microphone
Microscopes. Slow-motion attachment for.
Microtome
Middlings-purifier
Middlings-purifier
Middlings-purifier
Milk-bottling machine
Milk-can
Milk-can
Milk-can
Milk-can attachment
Milk-can fastener
Milk-can or analogous receptacle
Milk. Condensing and preserving
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk cooler and aerator
Milk-cooling house
Milk-inspecting apparatus
Milk. Method of and apparatus for preserving con-
densed
Milk-purifier
Milk-receptacle
Milk-sterilizing apparatus
Milk. Testing
Milk-treating apparatus
Milker. Cow-
Milker. Cow-
Milking-machine
Milking-machine
Name.
J. Bath
J. P. Lavigne.. .
W. Deckert
A. Groper
H. G. Sedgwick
E. Slee
D. E. Burner ...
515,236
517,564
513,181
528,211
515,174
512,095
H. Seek 529,965
E. B. Wbitmore .525,301
W. A. Clark 518,306
C. E. Hinman 512,109
E. A. Kaestuer 527,245
F.Wolf. 516255
A. D. Eichman 518,550
G. McDermott 527,247
E. C. .T. Eoennau 526 460
B. F.McIntyre ' 523,677
C. Harding ; 516,705
L.N. Lean I 526,239
H. ^Y. Gazlay 521.648!
E. Meek 527,700
TT. G. Spence 517,367
E. D. Smith j 520,014
E. H. Casswell 517,814
J. M. Matthews I 513,125 I
E. Leslie i 529,075 i
LK. Lindstrom 531,049
E. Larkev 523,043 i
Ko.
Date.
N. W. and A. H. Hussey
G. W. Pelton
E. Ferguson and A. T. Danks .
Milking machine. Cow-
Milking machine. Cow-
Milking machine. Cow-
Milking machines. Suction-pump for cow-
Milking-machines. Teat-cup for
Milking-machines. Vacuum-controlling apparatus}
for \
Milking-machines. Vacuum-regulating apparatus)
for ]
MiU:
See Boring-mill. Grinding-mill.
Caoutchouc -mixing Hominy-mill.
mill. Malt-grinding mill.
Cement-mill. Mortar-mOl.
Clay-working mill. Olive-mill.
514,5.51
520,398
518,234
E. Withell I 629, 576
W. B. Bland 512,939
E. Smart
J. S. Jensen .
A. Shiels ....
W. B. Bland 526,215
527,893
529,865
524,738
A. Shiels ! 513,625
A. Shiels ' 513,624
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Oct. 30
Eeb. 20
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Sept. 25
July 31
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
June 19
Oct. 16
Mar. 27
May 15
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
July 17
Feb. 13
May 22
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Jan. 10
Sept.
18
1557
Oct.
Nov.
Aug.
23
27
21
2019
2378
1320
Jan.
30
3169
Jan.
30
3166
Ore-crushing mill.
Ore pul verizingand amal-
gamating mill.
Coflee-mill.
Concrete-misin
mill.
Crushing and grind- Pulverizing-mill.
ing mill. Quartz-mill.
Crushins or grind- Eolling-mill.
ing mill. Eubber-mixing mill.
Fanning-mill. Sawmill.
Feed-mill. Stamp-mill.
Granulating-mill. Windmill.
Mill.
Mill
MiU guide. Eod-
Mill-roU feeder. . .
Milling and fulling machine
Milling-cutter
Milling-cutters. Manufacture of
Milling-cutters. Method of and apparatus for mak-
ing
•Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling-machine
Milling machine. Nut- .
Milling-machines. Universal head for
Millstone
Mine-door
Mine trap-door
Mine trap-door
Mines. Electrical apparatus for firing submarine. -
Mines. Preventing draft in coal-
Miner's flask
C. Bonnefond 525,582
E. Harris i 517, 104
"W. A. Kilmer 530,591
G. "W". Combs I 528,077
B. Preston I 521,126
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
June 5
G. T. Bechtol ! 512,463 Jan. 9
C.C.Tyler 530,213 Dec. 4
C.C.Tyler 530,212 ! Dec. 4
B.F.Barnes 529,013 ! Nov. 13
F. Holz 513,683 Jan. 30
V. W. Ma.son, Jr 520,486
E. J. McClellan 525,792
E. J. McClellan .=i27,213
E. Meyers i 517,287
J. Eiddell 516,838
C. H. Trask ' 521,771
J. H. Brown and H. W. Smith 525,313
F. Kempsmith i 525,050
M. Ams 1523,320
G. D "Warren
6. J. Herlh and 6. Bonenberger .
G. J. Herth and G. Bonenberger .
."i 16, 036
513,576
521,979
G. Bertolini 513,294
E. A. Tiff'any ] 530,463
J. Zweig..." 1518,203
May 29
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
June 19
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Julv 24
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
June 26
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Monthly
volume.
476
2071
242
2417
2597
1966
609
2549
2291
1495
637
925
R5.T
1926
934
2012
2611
1617
1595
1597
1685
2740
1872
663
2332
1001
1698
1495
958
2545
1319
1908
2047
117
515
56
583
627
490
C146
5 147
614
5.57
374
153
223
199
476
226
479
650
385
374
374
405
644
458
166
562
241
Official
Gazette.
372
242
615
346
454
^485 !?,
i 486 I 5
C365
)366
485
569
1 323
K778
)779
C777
)778
69
66
67
66
69
69
68
67
66
69
66
67
69
68
68
66
68
67
69
66
67
67
66
69
69
68
66
67
67
69
69
69
See
{^^V
441 106
2305 ! 543
926 : 227
2361 I 570
660
1237
241
238
899
3265
2696
818
870
2603
1833
1823
2308
1880
1985
497
3089
2193
2003
667
1326
59
59
212
C803
)804
653
186
211
611
433
434
88
66
69
09
[07
66
69
69
69
[66
67
68
69
60
66
( 502 )
68
460 68
115
760
529
; 630
' 031
■ 165 I 69
331 ! 67
66
67
?66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
555
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Miners' hats. Lamp-support for.
Miner's pick
Miner's spooningtool
Mining-drDl
Mining-drill
Mining-drill
Mining-drill
Mining-drill
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining machine. Coal-
Mining-shaft cage
Mining-tool
Minnow-bucket
Minnow-bucket
Minnow-pail
Mirror
Mirror
Mirror-adjusting device
Mirror. Combination-
Mirror-frame.
Mirrors. Manufacturing
Miter-box
Miter-box
Miter-box. Adjustable
Miter-cutter
Miter-cutting machine
Miter, level, and square. Combined.
Mitering-machine
Mitering-machiue
Mitering-machine
Mitten
Mixer:
See Liquid-mixer.
Mixer
Mixer or beater
Mixing-board
Mixing-machine
Mixing-machine
Mixing-machine
Mixing-machine
Mixing-machine ,
Mixing materials. Method of and apparatus lor ,
Model. Folding or collapsible ,
Model-stand
Moistener for stamps, envelopes, etc ,
Moistener. Stamp or envelope
Moistening and ventilating apparatus. Air-
Moistening apparatus.
Moistening device
Mold:
See Brick-mold.
Bullet-mold.
Butter-mold.
Casting-mold.
Cigar-mold.
Glass-mold.
Centrifugal air-
Ice-cream mold.
Ingot-mold.
Rubber mold.
Sand mold.
Stove ash-pit mold.
Stove lid or cover mold.
Mold.
Mold
Mold
Mold
Mold
Mold
Mold-
Mold
Mold-
Mold
Glass-blomng mold. Tank-mold.
cooler
for making washers and tacks forplumbers' use.
forming apparatus
foundation
Mold-making machine
Mold-moistener
Mold-plates. Process of and bath for hardening. . .
Mold. Self-feed and skim-gate
Molds. Apparatus for forming sand
Molds for plaster casts. Mating
Molds. Machine for dropping liquid material into.
Molder or former
Molder's apparatus
Molder's flask
Molder's flast
Molder's flask
Molder's tack
Name.
J. A. Simpson
F. J. S. Hute. .
N. E. Varney.
A. E. Bnzzo ..
K. H. Elliott and J. B. Carrington.
K. H. Elliott and J. B. Carrington.
R. H. Elliott and J. B. Carrington.
E. P. "Warner. .
J. L. Beurv and J. T. Cressey
H. B. Dierdorff
J. Hen wood
F. M. Lechner
B. A.Legg
P.F.Campbell
N. Hallpr.
M. Hardsocg
L. "W". and W. H. Hemp
■T. M. Kersev
G. Thoma and F. Kies
(>.L. Hills
J. Jacobson
F. W. Tobey and I). W. Tower . . .
P. Wiederer
J. F. "Wilmot
A. LKlock....
J". J. Green
K. L. Hyller
J. Luscher
C. E. Smith
J. W. Oliver
G. C. Hatcli and J. "Wenger.
J. T. Criswell
J. Locke
n. A. Riemann
A.P.Smith
IT. R. Mohr
A.C.Mitchell-..
E. E. Carpenter .
R. Hartmann
R. Hartmann
J. Markus
C. Rippin
G. Schoch
T.A.Edison
F; C. Krantz
C. Sullivan
J. G. Willits
J. Dur.st
E. Kleiner, "W. Bokmayer, and 0.
Hoffmann.
G. Josephy
T.J. Close
J. M. Hurley
A. D. Jeffrey
J. Ramming
E. L. Ransome
E. L. Ransome
E. L. Ransome
H. T. "Winters
D. R. Black and S. A. Hill....
S. J. Adams
C. L. Miller and J. R. George.
L. Ribereau y Marteaux
H. C. Schrader
L. B. Brown
C. A. Hanson
R. Richter
A. "W. Monroe
R. S. Murray and F. "W. Fames.
F. \V. McArdle
A.K. Beckwith
L. "W. Boutelle ,
F. Morris
H. R. Travers and C. Petersen
F. Schulte ,
No.
515,133
529,271
531,347
523,850
530,510
530,511
.'i30,5]2
511,860
513,296
.524.058
527,791
526,451
524,064
5:u,019
516,350
520,000
523,470
514,476
513,740
516,092
.514,148
520.518
518,382
517,131
526,398
522,591
525,215
522,068
525,725
.526,634
513,183
511,935
527,434
.521,769
524,001
530,051
519,584
5-29.706
.517,158
517,159
528,175
526,541
512.332
513,090
624,855
.521.831
521,250
513,488
511,897
.522.217
527,049
518,U7
511,893
529,309
512,662
515,014
528,342
523,002
527,931
521,520
518,418
Date.
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Dec. n
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Mar. 13
May 15
Jnly 24
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
IMar. 6
Feb. C
May 29
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Sept. 25
July 10
Aug. 28
June 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
June 19
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
May 8
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Aug. 21
.Tune 20
June 12
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
July 3
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
July 17
Oct. 23
June 19
Apr. 17
526,918
.523,620
513,968
519,350
524,179
524,263
523,228
530,319
522,959
526,113
514,101
519,164
Oct. 2
July 24
Jan. 30
May 8
Aug. 7
Aug. . 7
July 17
Dec. 4
July 17
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
May 1
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632
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442
1997
476
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37
1643
390
997
237
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4.52
2253
566
837
213
3363
829
578
135
281
68
2798
076
1653
409
2347
553
1885
714
C182
5183
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2343
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702
163
2269
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2418
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355
82,83
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306
1810
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1173
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1211
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285
66
1417
340
1546
371
1707
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2818
081
1520
380
2087
500
1381
320
1705
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3709
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187
114
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67
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66
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66
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67
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67
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68
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555
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69
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69
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66
1949
66
1949
69
526
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66
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200
66
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1596
67
1370
06
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06
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556
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
apparatus . .
apparatus.,
apparatus . .
apparatus. ..
apparatus. . .
appliance . . .
Dry-sand .
Molding
Molding
Moldinj;
Molding
Molding
Molding
Molding
Molding,
Molding-machine
Molding machine
Molding-macliine
Moldingmachlne
Molding.machino attachment -
Molding-machine. Founder's.
Molding-machine. Inside
Molding-machine. Outside
Molding-making machine
Molding-table
Moldings and automatically turning articles from
rods. Machine for cutting spiral or turned
Moldings. Corner-piece for room-
Mole-trap
Mole-trap
Mole-trap
Mole-trap
Mole-trap
Mole-trap
Money-changer's case
Money-drawer. Safety
Money recording and receipting machine
Monkey and pipe ratchet- wrench. Combined
Monkey and pipe wrench. Combined
Monkey-wrench
Monkey-wrench
Monkey-wrench
Monkey-wrench. Compound-action
Monocycle
Monuroent
Monument
Monuments. Construction of memorial.
Mop
Mop and wringer. Combined
Mop-head
Mop-head
Mop head and wringer
Mop head and wringer. Combined
Mop or brash holder
Mop-wringer
Mop-wiinger
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer and pail .
Moquette fabric
Mordant
Mordanting fabrics ...
Mortar-making apparatus
Mortar-mill
Mortar-mixing machine
Mortar-mixing machine
Mortar. Producing hydraulic .
Mortise-lock '. .
Mortising-machine
Mortising-machine
Mortising-machine
Mortising-machine
Mortising machine. Veneer-
Mortising -machines. Protector for endless-chain
cutter
Mosaic. Vitreous
Mosqui to-net frame
Mos(iuit o-net frame
Mot I] proof bag
Motion. Converting reciprocatory into rotary
Motion. Device for converting reciprocating into ro-
tary
Motion. Eloctiio mechanism forgiving reciprocating.
Motion for centrifugal or other machines. Produc-i
tion of high speed rotary <
Motion. Means for producing rotary from recipro-(
catory <
Motion. Means for transmitting '.
Name.
No.
G. H. Geyer 1524,169
S.J. Adams 521,999
S. J. Adams 522,000
S.J. Adams 522,140
S. J. Adams 531,429
J. Shaaber 517,489
J. B. Neff 525,355
W. C.Wood 525,040
W. W. DooHttle 523,466
"W.Edgar 1517,737
C.Herman 528,295
W. B. Sterrit 524,492
I. N. Kellogg 5[6,394
E. Grant | 516,267
J. H. Blaisdell. 515,318
CD. Marsh
J. E. Ahlvin and C. G. Tengdin
C. P. McGilvray
A. C. Pemberton
A. Simon
A. Arnold
E. Klink
M. H. Nash.....
H. D. Nichols...
M. E. Parham ..
W. A. Eeddick.
W. H. Staats - . .
M. K. Daley . . . ,
C. Fisher
S. M. Friede....
S. M. Friede....
H. Bivin
E. C. Wells
W. R. Wilbur . .
S. M. Friede....
J. W. Finch ....
W. Ohaver
A. Russell
W. B. Van Amringe
C. H. Triphagen
S. L. Bergstresser
K. Froberg
H. F.Low
W. 0. Harlaud
J. H. Jewett
A. D. Granger
W. H. Bennett
W. H. Betts
B. F. Jones
H.Keller
H. F. Low
H. F.Low
E. H. Noble and J. W. Ward.
C.A.White
A. H. Barney
E. Tymeson
R. H'. Pickles
O. P. Amend
T. D. McClary
S. B.Ladd
J. L. Bowles
W. Renny son
C. Bloemendal
F. P.Burkhardt
W. H. and W. J. Clark
D. Hepp
J. Holmes and K. Peterson .
G. Weldon
H. C. Ward
C. S. Moseley
L. D. Toumel..
C. P. Dieco
A. C. Lottman.
J. Weinheimer .
D. Hazard
F. Jackson
H. S. McKay.
A. Krank
Date.
Aug. 7
June 26
June 26
June 26
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Aug. 28
July 24
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
Aug. 2^^
June 26
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
May 15
Feb. 27
July 31
May 8
May 1
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
June 12
Sept. 11
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
June 19
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
May 8
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
July 24
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
July 3
Nov. 27
513,192
514,053
516,610
526,738
517,307
528,136
515,233
529,801
524,340
517,824
524,216
525,726
528,082
525,681
525,684
.530,518
515,645
513,354
518,086
525,318
521,766
525,026
512,396
528.193
512,492
528,525
512,543
519,917
515,676
523,791
519,329
519,146
512,795
512,830
526,449
516,271
516,272
521,216
525,803
517,065
529,635
530,202
512,264
521,507
524,683
515,463
530,654
519,599
527,011
524,192
516,014
519,502
517,906
517,558
524,045
523,387
530,164
515,123
522,542
529,859
519,064 May 1
519,869
531,539
May 15
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
G. Chapman I 526,614 ^ Sept. 25
H. C. F. E. Snowman 1530,972 | Dec. 18
348
2239
2243
2473
2381
123
54
1857
2241
544
2742
908
1086
875
2205
2433
124
1450
115
2642
2471
2066
2263
669
675
426
704
2369
603
615
798
2744
2694
1116
2328
1845
1828
1105
2563
1287
8
1355
1712
2799
2,-' 10
714
366
1796
1861
1994
881
882
821
840
2239
1988
219
881
1358
1220
2458
1040
1198
555
380
456
1015
801
234
123
2094
149
1878
621
2369
213
81,82
53-i
538
593
570
27
15
(453
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(563
J 564
131
(662
i663
224
258
205
(546
1547
588
29
343
27,28
620
598
515
540
163
168
101
163
572
(144
1145
146
198
684
653
282
563
440
445
268
(620
J 621
309
4
328
420
698
699
176
87
427
440
475
206
207
193
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I 191
530
474
(316
1317
298
609
254
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coniiuued.
557
Invention,
Motion. Machine for converting
Motion. Mechanism for conTerting pedal
Motion . Mechanism for taking up lost
Motion. Mechanism for taking up lost
Motion. Mechanism for taking up lost
Motion. Mechanism for transmitting
Motion. Parallel
Moto. Preparing and making
Motor:
See Car-motor,
Churn-motor.
Current-motor.
Dynamo or electric
motor.
Electric motor.
Electric reciprocat-
ing motor.
Electrical motor.
Hydraulic motor.
Hydrocarbon-motor.
Manual motor.
Mechanical motor.
Pendulum-motor.
Portable motor.
Pump-motor.
Eailway-motor.
Rotary motor.
Electromagnetic Spring-motor.
motor.
Elevator-motor.
Pan-motor.
Gas-motor.
Gas or hydrocarbon
motor.'
Gas or petroleum Wave-motor.
motor. "Wind-motor,
Stamp-motor.
Steam-motor.
Steam and gas motor.
Toy motor.
Vapor-motor.
Water-motor.
Motor .
Motor .
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor-cbargingdevice
Motor controller. Electric or other.
Motor-engine. Gas, oil, or similar . .
Motor engine. Gas, oil, or similar . .
Motor engine. Gas or oil
Motor-generator
Motor-generator
Motor-generators. Compounding
Motor-governor
Motor-opticon
Motor or pump
Motor-power engine
Motor-regulator
Motor safety device
Motors. Cylinder and valve for steam-
Motors. Hand regulator or switch for
Motors. Hydraulic apparatus for controlling fluid-?
pressure 5
Motors. Method of and means for starting synchro-
nous
Mousing hook. Self-
Movement. Eeversible traversing
Mower
Mower
Mower
Mower attachment
Mower attachment. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn- ,
Name.
J. P. Buckley...
T Baker
J. W. Boynton .
J. W. Boynton .
E. H. Parks....
"W. Scott
P. L. Stone
J. Takamine
5'i8,461
517,856
515,674
520,316
513,f01
526,928
516,503
513,529
524,686
512,633
517,712
J. T. P. Conti 531,511
E. A. Sperry 525,394
H. H. Andrew and A. R. Bellamy . '
H. H. Andrew and A. R. Bellamy .
H. Schumm
J.C.Henry
J. C. Henry
J. Burke
G. W. Browne and J. "W. Little.
M. C. Gilbert
J. J. Guldhaug
C. "W. Johnston
J. C. Luenehurg
J. S. Mackie
G. H. A. Meyer
C. W.Pearce
S. C. Pettegrew
B.C. Thrasher
A.E.Whitaker
J. Dow
J. E. Blackmore .
C. E. Brown
J. Landry and G. Beyroux.
J. P. She'ahan
A. W. K. Peirce
A Holmgren
E.E. Keller
C. Bonjour
B. G. Lamme .
No,
522,249
525,309
525,780
525,781
525,771
516,227
529,339
525,821
Mower. Lawn.
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Rotary lawn-
Mower sharpener. Lawn-
Mowers. Grass-catcher for lawn-
Mowers. Grass-catching attachment for lawn-
Mowers, Grass-collector for lawn-
Mowers, &c. Knife or cutter for
526,369
528,063
528,115
512,820
524,852
524,376
526,301
520,030
522,102
529,330
524,615
522,851
528,237
519,715
519,168
519,862
C. H. Biggs 520.721
L. Koss i .'20.827
T. S. Brown I 522.314
R. McGahey I 519,197
J. Stepbani 524,491
M. Szukalski , 518,430
E. R. Coax I 512,157
W. Bayley ! 513,752
H. Deck j 519,080
S. P. Graham ! 519,860
S. P. Graham : 525,388
M. C. Henley \ 518,670
A. C.Kent ' 523.896
G. P.Kirsch 527,697
W. M. Ring, J. W. Smith, and A. I 513,442
Anness.
L. C. Stark I 523,692
524,077
515,414
515,795
519,441
530,084
529,030
513,358
W. G. Vernon .
P.M. "Waters
A. B. Schermerhorn
I. Adams and J. H. Doswell.
J. A. Bubier.
C. K. Hann..
E. Anderson .
D. B. Smifh ( 513,834
Date.
July 3
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Peb. 27
Mav 22
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
May 22
June 26
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
July 10
Oct. 30
May 15
May 1
May 15
May 29
June 5
July 3
May 1
Auk. 1*
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
May 1
May 15
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
July 31
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
July 31
Aug. 7
Peb. 27
Mar. 6
May 8
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Monthly Official
volume. ; Gazette.
cu
129
2301
793
796
781
812
1454
878
3034
723
2793
2410
3448
439
1271
3011
1225
1489
504
2533
132
1831
2330
2424
1844
1517
720
1702
1907
2400
1442
1117
1158
2025
1393
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181
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287
633
336
( 98
< 99
(100
396
749
28
63
113
223 :
430
175
C833
i834
57 I
396
67
I 69
68
68
69
69
66
68
67
\^[
fi9 ;
68
68
69
67
67
25
1127
1309
1309
1306
1620
932
1323
616
154
66 i 1425
1028
782
82
1705
702
903
293
97
1725
1174
1527
475
493
376
968
810
1488
936
1685
930
884
235
513
826
616
870
67 ; 1171
67 i 1221
68 i 48
67
68
67
66
'66
626
844
349
138
769
582
67
67
68 i 1171
^67
2638
182
2383
108
911
14
919
2701
3504
654
41
591
26
C219
) 220
4
218
656
862
66
621
340
633
554
695
1345
1474
728
1217
b33
609
794
558
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coatinued.
Invention.
Mowers. Platform raking attacliment lor .
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing
Mowing
Mowing
Mowin
Mowin
Mowin
Mowing
Mowing
Mowin
machine
•machine
machine
machine
-machine
machine attachment .
machine attachment .
machine cutter-bar...
-machine cutter-bar. .
Mowing-machine cutting apparatus
Mucilage. Collapsible tube or package for . . .
Mucilage. Device for mechanically applying.
Mud and oil trap and watei-purifier
Muff and purse. Combined
MufBe-furnace
Muffle-kiln. Downdraft
Mule and twiner. Self-acting
Miiller for grinding or amalgamating mills.
Multiphase systems. Regulation of
Music, &c. Apparatus for turning leaves of. .
Music-box
Music-box attachment. Clock
Music-box. Coin-controlled ,
Music-box damper
Music-box damping device
Music-boxes. Damper attachment for Swiss .
Music-boxes. Spring-motor for
Music holder and stand. Combined
Music-leaf turner ,
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music. Machine for making perforated sheet-
Music or book leaf holder
Music or other books. A pparatus for turning over
leaves of
Mu.*ic-rack for musical-instrument cases
Music-stand
Music-stand
Music stand and case. Combined
Music-turner
Music turner. Sheet- i
Musical hand-instrument.
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Stringed-
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical instrument
Musical-instrument attachment. . .
Musical-instrument attachment. - .
Musical-instrument attachment . . .
Musical instrument. Automatic .
Musical-instrument damper
Musical instrument. Fretted
Musical instrument keyboard
Musical instrument. Mechanical.
Musical-instrument rack
Musical instrument. Stringed
Musical instrument. Stringed
Musical instrument. Stringed
Musical-instrument tail-piece
Name.
A. B. Miller .
G. Beekman .
J. H. Jones . .
S. V. Kennedy
"W. A . Knowlton
W. A. Knowlton
W. A. Knowlton
E. Pridmore
B. J. Sykes
"W. L. Hay and R.L.J ohnston
"W. Storey
E. I. Peaslee
J. W., ¥. A., S. L., and P. P. Ver-
milion.
H. Moon
J. A. Symonds
"V. H. Bazerque
G. F. Day and W. Hunter
I. Sprung
A. A. Breneman
A. M. Strusholm.
J. R. "Wain
W. is. Nolan . . . .
L. Bell
E . Richardson
A. E Paillard and A. Sueur . .
G. H. Jacot
H. Laugfelder
G. A. Brachhausen
H. Langfelder
W. H. Hoschke
G. Otto
J. Wunder
W. C. Boeing and T. P. Stork
C. P. Brown
C. S. Clizbe
J, W. Darley, Jr
M. D.Ferrin ,
J. Flemming
F. A. Meyer ,
C. H. Nadig
S. H. Redmond
J. C. Stinson
W. E. Griggs
H.C. "Ward
"W. Coates
J. A. "Weser
F. Higbie ,
G. H. McCall
J". H. Brookmire, Jr
C. P. Hollis
B. F. "Wallace ,
J. S. Back
yf.E. Bent
A. H.Beyer
J. B. Birrer
W. Burke
H. G. Carswell
J. H. Chase and J. B. Tracy.
J.Dodd
E. Enriquez
I. S. Goldman
H. Langfeldtr
R. H. May land
B. H. Monneuse
F. A. Richter
F. A. Richter
W. A.Seifert
M. J.Betz
G. Brown
L. mt
W. H. Hoschke..
A. Richter
"W. H. R. Toye...
E. A. Edgren
G.B.Kelly
"W. A. Naumann.
C. L. G. Bech...
J. H. Parker
H. E. AVurlitzer .
R. L. Turner
No.
525,110
526,018
520,646
529,448
523,286
525,219
525,220
528.304
512,130
518,842
515,802
525,114
512,710
515,603
514,290
527,009
520,670
526,950
514,698
518,012
518,433
512, f 93
516,796
523,008
526,499
514,470
521,620
531,359
521,289
531,0,36
525,717
527,090
521,756
527,658
513,963
519,302
523,272
530,031
522,074
526,633
513,112
515,724
527,970
524,451
522,336
514,249
514,751
524,181
515,649
520,207
.523,420
514,877
516,427
518,219
518,775
529,893
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Aug. 28
Sept. "18
May 29
Nov. 20
July 17
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
486
279
715
C401
H02
4t3
529
529
666
159
602
118 28,29
1991 487
1761 418
1985
1211
2956
1679
1923
2167
2169
27.58
665
2429
Feb. 27 2681
Feb. 6 541
Oct. 2 I 550
May 29 \ 3006
Oct. 2 I 464
Feb. 13 ' 1207
Apr. 10 995
Apr. 17 i 1738
Jan. 16 1975
Mar. 20 | 1760
July 17 '. 1435
Sept. 25 I 2067
Feb. 13 \ 827
June 19 , 1553
Dec. 25 I 2269
June 12
Dec. 18
Sept. 11 ' 690
Oct. 9 i 682
June 19 1793
Oct. 16 I 1010
Jan. 30 j 3700
956
1669
May 1
July 17
Nov. 27
June 26
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Aug. 14
July 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
649
1901
2683
2351
2268
2357
2rf77
2168
850
275
477
1301
362
2753
133
135
726
114
(300
) 301
(249
^250
431
469
415
(358
1359
490
209
363
541
227
396
160
168
426
(388
13S9
912
(158
1159
479
645
Official
Gazette.
67
2152
1500
1137
May 22 2231
July 24
Feb. 13
Mar. 13 ^
Apr. 17 ; 1357
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
515,323 I Feb. 27 ! 2236
2325
2424
520,297
527,269
527,675
515,671
519,816
531,323
521,662
518,329
519,737
517,196
513,295
514,259
530,369
.531,037
527,811
518,809
520,982
517,805
520,214
.521,228
524,114
519,751
519,416
May 22
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
May 15
Dec. 25
June 19
Apr. 17
May 15
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
June 5
Apr. 3 ;
May 22
June 12
Aug. 7 I
May 15 ;
May 8 I
2380
973
1639
2786
1553
2202
1619
1538
1426
2461
2606
491
518
1866
2467
417
648
2244
847
245
1443
872
I 686
(542
1543
540
376
271
(338
1339
577 I 67
582
(553
1554
578
236
395
694
380
527
379
383
344
579
631
(120
1121
128
448 I 69
66
^66
69
611
99
;162
>163
546
198
57
348
211
566
67
543
68
569
66
718
66
521
69
208
68
72,73
68
117
66
324
66
86
68
67
66
67
69
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
559
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Musical-instrnment tuning-key. .
Musical instrument. Wind
Musical instrument. 'Wind reed
Musical instruments.
I instruments.
Musical i
of
Musical i
Musical i
Musical i
Musical i
Accompaniment-player for . .
Device for tightening strings
Keyboard attachment for
Stop for pedals of
String-windingmechanismfor
Transposing-keyboard for . - .
Tune-sheet for automatic
I instruments.
^ instruments.
1 instruments.
I instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments. Vibrator for reed
Musical wind-instruments. Mouthpiece for
Mustache-curler
Mustache-curler -
Mustache-guard
Mustache shield or guard for cups. Detachable
Muzzle. Animal-
Muzzle. Animal. ,
Nail:
See Clamp-nail. Spacing-nail.
Hoel-nail.
Nail extractor
Nail-machine feeder
Nail-machines. "Wire-feeding device for
Nail making, distributing, and driving machine
Nail-making machine. Wire-
Nail-makingmachines. Feedingmechanism for wire-
Nail or spike
Nail-puller
Nail-set
Nail-set
Nails. Machine for preparing and finishing
Nailing machine. Box-
Nailing-machine. Duplex
Name or inscription plate for monuments, signs, &c
Name-plate attachment
Napkins, &c. Holderfor
Nasal expander
Neckband-clamp
Neck-protector
Necktie
Necktie
Necktie
Necktie
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener ,
Necktie-holder
Necktie-holder
Necktie-shield
Neckwear-pin
Needle-blank grooving and punching machine
Needle-blank-swaging machine
Needle-case
Needle. Ribbon-
Needle-threader
Negative-retouching apparatus
Nest. Hen's
Net frame. Landing-
Net. Landing-
Net. Landing-
Net. Safety-
Newspaper-holder
Newspaper-stand
Newspapers, reviews, or other printed matter. Clas-
sifier for
Nickle and copper mattes. Kefining
Nickel from copper. Electrolytic separation of
Nickel from its oxides. Extracting
Night-soil, &c. Device for the disposal of
Nipple connection
Nipple-holder
Nipple-holder
Nipple-holder
Nipple-holder
Nipple-wrench
Nipples during threading. Device for holding
Nitrocellulose. Drying
Nitro compound and making same
Non-conducting coverings. Fastening for
Non-conducting handle
Non-conducting material and forming same
Nose-bas
Note-indicator
Nozzle
Name.
A. MoKenzie.
P. Pupeschi . .
P. J. Devault.
E. W. Lyle . . .
Gr. Heredia . . .
J. D. Case
L. C. Wegefarth..
J. Murdock, Jr . . .
M. Philipps
A. Amthor
H. Janes
J. C. Ingram
C. C. Burgio
"W.S.Cooper
M. V. Kingsbury .
R. MacMorris
T. H. Johnson . . . .
W. H. Sanborn . . .
K.Blake
E. J. Smith
C. "W. Richards
F. F. Raymond, 2d
G. "W. Bind
A. Guttin ,
J. Floyd
G. J. Capewell
C. F. Markley
C.G.White
J. M. Laughlin
B. S. Atwood .
G. A. Ambler .
R. H. Follenius
C. "W.Ruth
J. H. Pierrepont
W. A. Dayton
A. Conkling and E. "W. Buell.
H. A. Labi
J. Lister
F. C. Overton
D. Sanguinette
G. Selowsky
"W. C. McD'ougall
C. McNeil
I. Noar
J. H. Hines, Jr
E. Staelin 0.
I. Noar
H.B.Rich
I. T. Smith
W. H. Dayton
J. J. Moirison
F. Kohlmann
C. S.Goldman
C . Hornberger
J. W. Kaster
G.Karap i 520,567]
A. Holmes 524,942 i
No.
528,013
512,449
527,742
529,928
521,286
529,895
522,926
516,545
519,071
529,995
518,957
516,988
529,591
524,576
529,553
516,351
518,845
522,696
526,678
523,603
526,117
528,805
529,475
518,500
519,810
519,034
512,119
530,252
521,242
515,393
525,066
527,744
525,287
529,186
513,458
527,408
526,534
513,798
514,961
527,129
517,769
529,934
519,477
518,855
528,879
522,437
519,268
526,055
512 912
Date.
515,576
524,600
523,476
524,896
522,372
523,792
F.A.Pearsons 525,619
J. P. Dromgoole 527,594
A. B. Smith 525,868
M. Forst 523, 934
H. "Wetzel 520,279
C.G.Richardson
P. D. Ricketts
J. Gamier
L. D. Busbee and C. M. Rosser.
T. R. Brien
G.F.Bard
J. Canney
0. B. Hail and G. H. Graves. . . .
J. H. Vinton
A. Dudly
J. H. Riley
F. G. DnPont
R. C. Schiipphaus
P.Carey
F. 0. Farwell
fl.C.Michell
A. H. Hanson
P. O'Carroll
F. "W. Herbkesmann
518,117
514,276
511,886
513,877 '
530,679 i
.527,168 1
524,777 <
523,722
527,031
520,562 ;
513,147 I
516,924
514,838
526.022
524,708
527,439
514,712
523,545
528,431
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
June 12
Nov. 27
July 10
Mar. 13
May 1
Nov. 27
May 1
Mar. 20
Nov. 20
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
July 10
Oct. 2
July 24
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
May 15
May 1
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
June 12
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Oct. 16
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
May 8
Apr. 24
Nov. 6
July 3
May 1
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
July 24
Aug. 21
July 3
July 31
May 29
Aug. 21
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Sept. 11
July 31
Sept. 18
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Oct.
Aug.
July
Oct.
May
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
Feb.
July
Oct.
Monthly
volume.
2251
1213
1749
2479
953
2427
1286
1341
227
2619
33
2084
1926
1046
1868
1003
2433
14
2468
1385
505
1725
1846
1545
150
651
309
866
2351
1907
1755
2573
1192
2871
1202
2116
3444
1628
744
597
2486
975
2448
655
461
586
1272
2004
2639
1080
2263
1578
332
2818
2832
1664
499
1511
975
3080
1656
1169
515
274
3578
1080
802
1385
2700
590
2825
2365
1977
543
293
422
C597
^598
226
583
318
320
53,54
(628
1629
9
493
459
258
444
239
603
219
4
620
(322
) 323
122
411
458
377
37
156
77
5204
J 205
(583
j584
(466
) 467
423
554
286
705
295
507
849
408
182
147
599
236
607
157
116
143
294
(475
1476
656
267
569
386
86
700
683
407
(120
1121
367
218
767
390
10
6
2
30
11
9
21
31
2
29
23
20
13 I 1439
18 ! 1218
OflScial
Gazette.
460
241
353
1147
1382
1138
258
1718
579
1175
542
1873
1037
870
1025
1657
488
186
69
67
67
66
69
68
69
66
67
5
507
1427
738
999
369
854
566
125
1272
1367
1339
1055
353
1122
882
642
251
1578
781
1193
153
116
1149
736
491
766
92
651
1408
406
1394
877
468
979
66
587
1123
994
1244
309
68 1340
68 637
68 1479
69
68
69
67
67
67
66
69
!67
66
66
69
67
69
67
67
69
68
67
68
>66
66
68
68
68
68
68
67
63 j 66
1268
1253
1232
2379
2974
262 : 69
195 69
337 ! 68
668 ! 68
143 i 69
682 67
571 ! 66
465 66
66
281 : 68
312 : 68
308 : 69
307
597
719
68
230
950
53
809
1426
164
'•45
564
111
1121
.544
1653
1143
1398
924
260
1104
491
60t
560
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Nozzle and sprinkler. Combined
Nozzle. Automatic exhaust-
Can-
Exhaust-
Spray-
Spray-
Spraying-
Steam-jet
Universal
Nozzles. Guiding device for discharge-
Numbering-machine
Numbering-machine
Numbering-machine
Numbering-machine
Numbering-machine
Numbering-machine
Nozzle
Nozzle,
Nozzle
Nozzle
Nozzle,
Nozzle,
Nozzle
Numbering machine. Consecutive-
Numbering mechanism .
Nut
Nut
Nut
Nnt
Nut
Nut
Nut
Nut.
Nut,
Nut.
Nut-
Nut
Nut-
Nut-
Nut
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nnt-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut,
Nut
Nut
Nut,
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut,
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nnt-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut-
Nut
Nut-
Nut
Nut-
Nut
Nut-
Nut,
Nut-
Nut
Nut
Nut-
Nnt-
Nut
Nut
and bolt lock
and bolt lock
and bolt lock
and bolt lock
and bolt lock
and bolt lock
. Axle-
Axle-
. Axle-
Bolt-
cracker
cracker and pick
fasteners. Machine for making.
•finishing machine
for spindle-supports. Spring- . . .
lock
lock
lock
lock -
-lock .
lock .
-lock .
lock -
-lock .
lock .
lock .
-lock -
-lock .
lock .
lock .
-lock -
-lock .
lock .
lock .
lock,
lock .
-lock .
lock .
lock .
lock,
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock,
lock .
lock .
lock -
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock -
lock,
lock,
lock -
lock,
lock,
lock .
lock .
lock .
lock,
lock .
lock -
lock .
lock .
lock,
lock .
lock .
lock .
Name.
No.
A. L. Toung
J. T. McLellan
(x. J. Record
S. A. Livingston
C.Hood
H. F. Nenmeyer
J. Steel and J. Busha.
L. Schutte
W. K. Crawford.
C. F. Kodin
J. H. Reinhardt
J. H. Reinhardt
F. Sanders
F. Sanders
F. Sanders
F. W. "Wicht
,513,291
528,549
521,989
514,944
516,931
525,507
523,294
519,796
525,487
520,222
521,000
521,001
515,368
520,968
520.969
520,976
C. Spielmann 513,632
M. E. Knight and C. S. Gooding.
T. Berridge
A. and A. Franklin
J. E. Garvin
F. P. Johnson
G.L.Rush
I. G. Tinney
E. N. Anderson
J. S. Beats and T. R. Stewart ...
R. Fawcett
M. Redlinger and C. Morgan
S. Moore
R.C. Hall
W. Dunn
G. Dunham
E. J. Carroll
E. C. Baynes and H. Henderson
J. J. Bentley
E.J. Bickeil
F. R. Bodley
P. E. Bourgeois
C. F. Boyens and J. S. Burkholder .
D. Boyer
J. C . Brown
J. C. Brown
J. H. Burrows
T. C.Butler
J. D. Campbell
E. S. Carpenter
H. Cole
J. R. Cribbs
\V. J. Devers
"W. J. Dillehay
P. W. Dillon
J. Dittmann
H. Dolan
"W". M. Dnane and E. A. Peck
A. Edwards
A . Foug^re
J. W. and A. W. French
L. D. Frenot
1). M. Fulton
W. H. Gelbaugh
G. Gibson
W. H. Harris
E.Havs
J. H. Hebblethwaite
K. Henderson
V T. Johnston
W. G. Kay
E. P. Kendall
W. "W. King and F. M. Dunn
C. Lehman
C Lehman
T. J. Lit-iinger
A . J. Mauermann
T. McDonald, Jr
C. N. Meriwether
"W. "W. Owens
B. Porter
D. Rhodes
W. T. Richardson
F. S. Eobbin.s
"W. E. Russell and M. S. Woods . . . .
J. Sohiira
J. W. Schoaf
H. Schwalbe and H. G. Schneider ..
G. Siegenthaler
J. E. Sinims
M. C. and W. J. Slusser
G. E. Smouse
R. C. Snowden
N. D. Stanley
S. Stevens
527,205
528,320
526.697
526,308
521,470
528,990
518,974
531,245
519,468
528,293
520.802
522,846
512,818
531,305
521,233
528,361
518,641
520,512
523,878
525,328
517,022
518,049
522,144
521,845
522,585
517,728
516,563
515,111
517,185
513.884
522,971
514,217
.528,532
523,976
529,718
.531,024
524,778
526,906
522.937
.522.888
514,315
524,895
526,896
524,295
514,597
513,393
522,661
522,562
.527,390
518,066
.5-23,531
514,623
522,906
522,907
.527,179
516,501
519,196 i
529,742 j
527,154
524,864 i
530,963 [
.521,941
528.237
510,382
513,203
514,339 ,
523,549
,522,679
515,372 !
513.540
529.970
513.209
530.290
529,633
Date.
Jan. 23
Nov. 6
June 26
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Sept. 4
July 17
May 15
Sept. 4
May 22
June 5
June 5
Feb. 27
June 5
June 5
June 5
Monthly
volume*.
2599
44
2221
1602
1988
309
1938
1525
281
2260
445
446
2309
387
369
406
Apr. 24 2064 |
Oct. 9 ; 857
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
June 19
Nov. 13
May 1
Dec. 18
May 8
Oct. 30
June 5
July 10
Jan. 16
Dec. 25
2784
42
1715
1293
858
61
2058
960
2736
79
1153
1837
2169
June 12 I 853
Oct. 30
Apr. 24
May 29
July 31
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
June 20
June 26
July 10
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
July 17
Felj. 6
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
Dec. 18
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
July 10
July 10
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Aug. 7
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
July 10
July 3
Oct- 9
Apr. 10
July 24
Feb. 13
July 10
July 10
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
May 1
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Aug. 21
Dec. IS
June 26
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
July 24
July 10
Fel). 27
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Nov. 20
2854
2086
27.39
2973
8
2152
1063
2479
1935
706
525
I 1373
1 1860
I 2447
! 3591
1371
421
15
13
2130
1653
1387
531
1304
1207
588
1577
382
553
1048
2759
831
658
1172
1088
2362
1085
1252
1253
818
1269
460
2171
781
1533
1543
2118
2646
1068
2449
622
2385
859
2315
3029
2563
2457
381
1986
)209
672
12
404
301
203
16
491
232
661
17
286
435
519
(200
{201
691
520
663
740
2
510
268
594
464
180
127
327
467
576
884
341
102
6
4
510
392
338
130
325
300
147
386
95
131
262
672
207
168
287
274
593
270
309
310
198
301
112
517
190
374
365
508
638
253
592
159
598
213
574
746
617
593
94
474
Official
Gazette.
590
654
1652
1188
1855
1209
395
850
1204
1277
1277
1331
67 1 1268
67 : 1268
67 i 1271
422
176
572
11
1491
1464
69 j 823
67 I 547
69 1619
67 734
69
67
^67
1 69
69
69
67
564
1212
233
374
1656
1365
585
426
1105
616
1152
1903
210
1701
1599
154
102
; 66 ' 1724
I 66 ' 1234
i 66 1960
67
67
68
67
67
67
68
67
66
68
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68
69
811
291
931
649
665
1084
1546
945
100
262
244
979
71
760
1067
620
176
129
233
215
487
1075
252
252
167
l';05
626
1090
69 I 160
68 I 971
69 i 1526
67 ; 1635
69 ! 547
66 I 1666
560
969
492
182
1332
706
1163
561
1284
1047
66
67
68
66
68
69
69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
561
Alphabetical list of inventimw — Continued.
Invention.
Knt-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nnt-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nnt-lock
Nut. Lock-
Nut-lock, rail-brace, and tie-plate. Combined
Nnt-lock. Eatchet-washer
Nut-lock washer
Nut-locks. Master-key for
Nut-locking bolt
Nut-locking device
Nut-locking device
Nut-making machine
Nut-making machine
Nut or bolt lock
Nut polishing or edging machine
Nut. Self-locking
Nut. Self-locking
Nut. Vehicle-axle
Nut. Vehicle spindle-
Nut- wrench ,
Nut- wrench ,
Nut- wrench and lubricator. Combined
Nuts. Die for making lock-
Oar
Oar
Oar
Oar. Bow-facing
Oar. Bow-facing
Oar. Bow-facing ,
Oar-lock
Oar-lock
Oar-lock ,
Obstetrical apron
Obstetrical stirrup
Obtnnder. Thermo-electric volatilizing
Oculist's testing-frame
Oculist's testing-frame
Odometer. Adjustable
Odometer-register
Office-door indicator
Office-indicator ,
Office-indicator
Ohmmeter ,
Oil and water separator
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner
Oil-burner attachment
Oil burner. Crude-
Oil burner. Fuel-
Oil-burning apparatus
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oil-can
OU-can and filler
36 PAT
B. F. Sweet
B. F. Sweet
T. C. Swotford
E. H. Thalaker ,
J. Thinnes
J. D. Tynes
H.J. Van Nest
A. C. Vaughan
P.B.Wallace
D. D. "Weisell
J. A. "Wells
H. L. Wood
W. L. Worland
S. "W.Wright
N. Leidgen
C.W. and O.P.Page
E. H. Gr. Brinser
W. B. McMaster
J. C. Brown
E. Stancliif
J. E. Deisher
J. Walsh, Jr
S. H. Markham ,
A. TJrbau
E. B.Bradley
G. Dunham
A. A. Brown
W. E. Bunker
E. E. Boss
R. W. McClelland
F. A. Carrithers
J. Hardy and B. Dunn
J. S. Scarborough
S. D. Barnett
A. H. Burns
J. N.Dodge
W. W. Fraker
F. Harbers
B. F. Kimsey
I.D.Wright
H. Brinkmann
G. Garton
J. D. Prescott
W. Jackson
J. M. Maurer
0. B. Bachman
J. H. E. DeCelles
J.H. E. DeCelles
T. Schroeder
A. 0. Shields
W. D. Lawrence and F. A. Hopkins
H.G. Klenze
J.H. Phillips
A. H. Armen
E. Austin
C.C. Baldwin
A. H. Calkins
J. Dubelman
0. A. Holdridge
T. McDonald.
J. M. Merritt
C. G. Moore
C. Trench
B.. Walton and T. Kees
C. Whittingham
B. Cross
M. Lynch
K. L. Underwood
J. W. Morris
B. H. Chameroy
E. K. Deverall
A. Hallowell
C. W.Hart
D. J. Holliger
A. E. Johnson
A. W. Knittel
C.H. Phelps
J. H. Quackenbush
G. A. Kawhouser
J. C. Eoth
J. Sch wiebert
C . Siemers
F.B.Smith
C. S.Upton
F. E. Williamson
W. C. Winfield
F. D. Winkley
E. W.Luce
Monthly
Official
Date.
volume.
Gaz
3tte.
Mar. 6
ho
P
515,848
190
45
66
1488
524,493
Aug. 14
909
224
68
845
524,004
Aug. 7
61
14
68
673
518,165
Apr. 10
1245
312
67
242
523,605
July 24
2470
620
68
507
517,370
Mar. 27
2744
645
66
2018
520,718
May 29
3092
748
67
1170
516,285
Mar. 13
898
212
66
1637
518,474
Apr. 17
1807
447
67
363
527,569
Oct. 16
1465
357
69
301
524,034
Aug. 7
110
24
68
682
530,740
Dec. 11
1177
287
69
1443
523,029
July 17
1479
368
68
311
517,534
Apr. 3
190
43
67
38
529,034
Nov. 13
923
219
69
834
524,809
Aug. 21
1438
352
68
955
530,881
Dec. 11
1399
333
69
1185
523,001
July 17
1423
355
68
300
524,084
Aug. 7
196
43
68
097
514,570
Feb. 13
988
250
66
1057
511,880
Jan. 2
264
61
66
52
514,397
Feb. 6
703
178
66
985
515,005
Feb. 20
1688
C424
)425
fl51
|66
1204
517,779
Apr. 3
611
<152
(153
3
67
118
530,083
Dec. 4
12
69
1217
515,754
Mar. 6
33
10,11
66
1461
525,837
Sept. 11
909
203
68
1329
511,996
Jan. 2
444
104
66
85
530,387
Dec. 4
550
136
69
1315
515,089
Feb. 20
1823
460
66
1228
512,007
Jan. 2
464
111
66
89
513,233
Jan. 23
2499
604
66
571
521,421
June 12
1181
281
67
1427
529,847
Nov. 27
2349
560
69
1124
517,999
Apr. 10
979
243
67
197
515,398
Feb. 27
2360
586
66
1341
522,201
July 3
32
8
68
8
530,519
Dec. 11
799
198
69
1378
525,269
Aug. 28
2237
546
68
1113
522,545
July 3
625
159
68
122
528,221
Oct. 30
2614
630
69
541
525,099
Aug. 28
1967
481
68
1065
521,890
June 26
2006
484
67
1614
.519,713
May 15
1391
335
67
825
529,626
Nov. 20
1974
471
69
1046
524,156
Aug. 7
329
77
68
721
528,716
Nov. 6
336
82
69
707
528,717
Nov. 6
338
82
69
708
519,592
May 8
1184
(285
)286
|67
775
525,630
Sept. 4
513
123
68
1247
521.983
June 26
2210
532
67
1650
529,277
Nov. 13
1353
324
69
911
515,012
Feb. 20
1705
428
66
1207
528,268
Oct. 30
2692
649
69
556
521,199
June 12
794
187
67
1354
519,754
May 15
1449
349
67
836
516,363
Mar. 13
1038
247
66
1662
528,292
Oct. 30
2735
660
69
564
517,341
Mar. 27
2697
633
66
2009
515,499
Feb. 27
2512
622
66
1369
520,997
June 5
441
105
67
1276
528,336
Oct. 30
2808
C678
}679
^69
576
520,093
May 22
2015
492
67
956
524,268
Aug. 7
501
116
68
752
528,314
Oct. 30
2778
670
69
571
525,261
Aug. 28
2226
542
68
1111
517,411
Mar. 27
2847
667
66
2038
524,289
Aug. 7
544
130
68
759
523,675
July 31
2606
C649
1650
^68
549
524,245
Aug. 7
465
109
68
746
513,635
Jan. 30
3187
782
t)6
734
512,438
Jan. 9
1186
288
66
238
521,113
June 5
642
151
67
1313
519,042
May 1
170
41
67
569
516,540
Mar. 13
1335
318
66
1717
528,946
Nov. 13
793
185
69
811
515,552
Feb. 27
2603
645
66
1386
522,303
July 3
223
59
68
45
522,087
June 26
2374
571
67
1681
525,744
Sept. 11
736
170
68
1298
528,565
Nov. 6
64
17
69
658
522,743
July 10
997
248
68
204
530,207
Dec. 4
228
56
69
1257
520,505
May 29
2729
661
67
1103
518,539
Apr. 17
1911
472
67
380
520,871
June 5
212
47
67
1236
523,254
July 17
1878
472
68
384
515,124
Feb. 20
1879
472
66
1237
562
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Oil-can carrier
Oil-can. Siphon
Oilcloth. Plant for the manufacture of
Oil-cup
Oil-distributer for ships. Gravity
Oi 1-en gine
Oil-extracting apparatus
Oil-extracting apparatus
Oil-extractor
Oil for vapor-fuel. Apparatus for atomizing petro-
leum-
Oil from cotton-seed. Apparatus for extracting
Oil from fish. Apparatus for extracting
Oil. Fuel-
Oil-heater
Oil heater or cooker
Oil or fat. Apparatus for extracting
Oil or gas burner
Oil or gasoline can
Oil or oils with another material, &c. Mechanically
compounding
Oil-purifi er
Oil purifier. Waste-
Oil-pnrifying apparatus
Oil storing and feeding apparatus
Oil-tank retaOing attachment
Oils, &c., and making same. Solution of sweet cax-
bamid in
Oils. Desulfurizing mineral
Oils. Desulfurizing mineral
Oils, fats, and fatty acids. Purifying fixed
Oils. Purifying illumiuating-
Oils. Purifying sulfur compounds of mineral
Oils, &c. Solution of sweet carbamids in
Oiler
Oiler for bicycles, &c
Oiler for elevator-guides. Automatic
Oiler for journal-bearings. Mechanical
Oiler for shafting. Mechanical
Oiler. Locomotive-
Oiling bearings. Mechanism for
Oiling device. Trolley-
Oiling loose wheels or pulleys. Means for
Olive-mill
Open-hearth furnace
Opening metal receptacles. Means for
Opera-glasses. Apparatus for renting
Orange cup and pulp-remover
Orange-holder
Orange-polishing machine..
Orange-sorting machine
Ordnance. Automatically-operated breech mechan-^
ism for 5
Ordnance. Breech-loading
Ordnance. Breech-loading
Ordnance. Breech-loading
Ordnance. Breech-loading
Ordnance breech mechanism
Ordnance breech mechanism
Ordnance breech mechanism
Ordnance breech mechanism
Ordnance. Device for inserting orremoving tubes in.
Ordnance firing mechanism
Ordnance. Pressure-gage for use on heavy
Ordnance. Eecoil-actuated hydraulic breech-oper->
ating mechanism for 5
Ordnance recoil-check
Ordnance-sight
Ordnance-sight
Ordnance-sight
Ordnance. Sighting and indicating apparatus for . . .
Ore-concentrating and gold-saving apparatus
Ore-concentrating apparatus
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Name.
J. H. Lins
I. Brokaw
C. Templeton
CO. Tyler
J. Eiicson
H. Campbell
J. Meikle, Jr
W. 0. Robbins
N.Clute
E. A. Edwards and J. De Neal - . .
"W. T. Forbes
D. E. and W. E. Overton
A. Noteman
W. Masters
S. Newsome
J. A. Lighthall, Jr
C. "W. Clayboume
T. W. Alexander
J. F. Newell
D. H. McClelland
M. D. Hogan
C. H. Prever
L.C.Snell
F. W. Maley and J. H. Martindale
A. Sommer
A. Sommer
A. Sommer
F. L.Dyer
W. B. Price
L. O. Helmers
A. Sommer
G. J. Kraushaar
L. Hirsch
W. J. Ferguson
G.H.Cole
G.H.Cole
J. H. Turner
D. Gessner
J. E. Labadie
M. Leitch
B. Toulouse and J. Delorieux
J. Purves
F. C. Busch
J.W. Patterson
H. Maier
G. A. Glahn
A. Warr
E. N.MauU
A. Noble and C. H. Murray
J. H. Althof
G. Gerdom
"W. Gross and C. Pohlit
A. Noble and E. W. Lloyd
O. "W. Bergman and E. Temstrom
0. F. Leibert ..,
S. O. Leijonstein
E. G. Parkhurst
M. Gledhm
J. B. G. A. Canet
A. C. Meady
J. B. G. A. Canet
J. E.G. A. Canet
E. G. Parkhurst
E.G. Parkhurst
E. v. Skoda
H. H. Grenfell
CM. Fitch
W. L. andF. S. Card
S. Beer
G. H. Hooper
G. H. Hooper
No.
527,339
525,975
529,217
531,401
526,126
523,511
525,662
523,732
512,681
512,170
519,424
520,242
512,894
513,404
520,188
515,240
531,509
526,338
520,493
530,897
513,787
516,703
519.439
523,816
524,514
523,716
525,969
522,156
522,028
525,784
524,513
529,921
521,614
517,272
522,706
515,749
521,487
.521,235
513,067
523,670
527,905
528,510
526,435
526,635
529,333
527,603
528,195
520,440
517,391
519,308
515,707
523,834
531,594
520,029
516,768
529.394
512,743
523,633
522,509
523,404
531,157
522,508
512,744
520,075
514,969
517,746
524,586
519,987
531,498
524,592
524,593
Date.
Oct. 9
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
July 24
Sept. 4
July 31
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
May 8
May 22
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
May 22
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
May 29
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
May 8
July 31
Aug. 14
July 31
Sept. 11
June 26
June 26
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Nov. 27
June 19
Mar. 27
July 10
Mar. 6
June 19
June 12
Jan. 16
July 31
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
May 29
Mar. 27
May 1
Feb. 27
July 31
Dec. 25
May 22
Mar. 20
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
July 24
July 3
July 24
Dec. 18
July 3
Jan. 16
May 22
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
May 15
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
1245
214
556
2690
1135
2498
2282
805
950
2467
1543
2579
904
26
1326
857
2241
2598
2040
3110
1967
2270
1446
1524
2566
2615
2812
2670
1903
1722
1575
1674
1827
2514
1068
1070
Official
Gazette.
66
67 ! 1470
67 i 1366
66 450
69
69 930
311
533
67 I 1083
>68
;67 I 936
' 66 I 1804
1 69 973
>69
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
563
Invention.
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator belt
Ore-concentrator or mineral-saving machine
Ore-crusher
Ore-crusher
Ore-crusher
Ore-crushing mill -
Ore- feeder. Automatic
Ore grinder and amalgamator
Ore grinder and separator ....
Ore, &c. Machine for crushing
Ore-pulverizer, gold-saver, and mineral - concentra-
tor.
Ore pulverizing and amalgamating mill
Ore-roaater
Ore roasting and smelting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace '-■ -
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roaating furnace
Ore-sampler
Ore-sampling machinery
Ore-separator
Ore-separator
Ore separator and classifier ,
Ore separator. Magnetic-
Ore. Utilizing iron
Ore Tvasher or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore waaher or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentiator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator ,
Ore washer or concentrator ,
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washer or concentrator
Ore washing, concentrating, and amalgamating sys-
tem.
Ore. Winning metals from magnetic iron
Ores. Apparatus for the concentration or separation
of
Ores. Cleaning and amalgamating
Ores, earths, claya, &c. Separating and recovering
the constituents of
Ores. Extracting impurities from hematite
Ores, &c. Grading
Ores. Method of and apparatus for the treatment of.
Ores. Process of and apparatus for desulfurizing . . .
Ores. Process of and apparatus for roasting
Ores. Process of and mechanism for smelting
Ores. Kefining
Ores. Smelting ,
Ores. Treating
Ores. Treating
Name.
L. Look
T. J. Lovett
T C. McCleery
.1. M. Montgomery
C. G. Pingel
C. E. Seymour
A. C. Springer
G. "W. Waitt
H. J. Summerhayes
T . Davi dson
F. Bishop
J. E. Gordon
A. H. Schierholz
H. Burson
A. Carstens and D. J. McCormack
C. N. Moore
J. W. MacBonald
F. A. Wheeler
B. J. Atterbury
J. W.Bailey
O. W.Davis, Jr
J. J. Storer
W. P. Blake
W.P. Blake
H.F.Brown
P.Naef
H. 0. Budge
J. J. Storer
T. Walker and J. F. Carter
T. AValker and J. F. Carter
T. Walker and J. F.Carter
T. Walker and J. F. Carter
G. L. Hooper
G.D.Potter
G. Doerflinger •. .
E. F. Lacour
J. P. Foley, B. H. Dunshee, and D.
H. Anderson.
C . G. Buchanan
J. Keese
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C. F. Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C. F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C. F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
C.F.Pike
E. Nienstaedt
M. Stuckey and H. Arthur
C. E. Seymour
H. F. D. Sohwahn
W.S.Potter
D. Brennan, Jr
G. M. Rice, Jr
X.. Pelatan and F. Clerici
C. W. Stickney
CM. Allen
A. E. Barton and G. B. McCormack
W. L. Austin
P. L. Bartlett
H. H. Barnes
No.
526,242
515,495
523,774
.531,381
516,021
513,832
527,223
513,849
513,210
512,811
519,228
522,982
531,068
518,563
.522,779
521,663
531,127
529,766
511,871
530,612
520,481
516,662
513,754
513,755
519,317
528,016
523,487
516,663
516,781
516,782
516,783
516,854
523,664
523,731
517,974
514,478
517,799
531,301
519,391
528,970
528,971
528,972
528,974
.528.975
528,978
528,979
528,980
528,981
528,982
528,983
529,047
529,080
529,187
529,188
529,307
528,973
.523,680
518,082
511,864
514,041
518,510
529,587
511,800
531,004
512,235
522,446
519,901
513,974
512,531
529,441
Date.
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
July 31
Dec. 25
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Jan. 10
May 1
July 17
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
July 10
June 19
Dec. 18
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
May 29
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 8
Oct. 23
July 24
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
July 31
July 31
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
May 8
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
July 31
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Jan. 2
Deo. 18
Jan. 2
July 3
May 15
Feb. 0
Jan. 9
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
1600
2507
2785
2306
467
3498
891
3526
2469
1828
518
1721
1950
1058
1620
1833
2207
201
960
2687
1547
3383
3385
2257
1551
1740
1742
1744
1857
2593
2712
922
841
640
2163
836
831
832
834
836
837
844
845
847
848
850
852
1009
1193
1195
1412
835
2618
1105
188
106
1861
1922
83
1615
835
473
1690
4
1338
1667
375
621
092
550
108
862
216
868
596
433
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(574
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410
411
439
646
(671
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214
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195
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198
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200
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{225
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(288
(289
(339
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(202
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1682
1539
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181
799
564
372
294
1559
388
216
1523
1579
1096
42
1406
1096
1774
770
770
684
461
472
1774
1807
1807
1808
1831
546
566
189
1029
124
1654
712
817
818
818
819
819
820
820
821
821
82X
822
839
849
882
883
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818
551
218
39
874
372
1036
19
1539
158
94
882
835
264
ass
564
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Ores. Treating black-band
Ores with solutions of alkaline cyanides.
Organ
Organ
Organ .
Organ .
Organ .
Leaching.
Organ
Organ
Organ action. Pipe-
Organ combination stop-action. Pipe-
Organ-conpler
Organ. Pipe-
Organ. Pipe-
Organ. Pipe-
Organ. Pipe-
Organ-pipe
Organ-player. Automatic
Organ-pump
Organ. Reed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Reed- ,
Organ. Reed-
Organ sheath . Mouth-
Organs. Automatic coupler for pneumatic
Organs. Tnbular-key and pneumatic-valve action for.
Ornament for picture, mirror, or other frames
Ornamental work and making same
Ornamenting-machine.
Orthooxyethyl-alpha-benzoylamido-quinolin
Oven
Oven
Oven.
Oven.
Oven.
Oven.
Oven. Bake-
Oven. Bake-
Oven. Bake-
Oven. Bake-
Oven. Bake-
Oven. Baker's
Oven. Baker's
Oven. Baker's
Oven. Baker's
Oven. Baker's
Oven. Direct-draft bake-
Oven-door
Oven. Portable
Oven. Reel-
Oven -regulator
Oven. Rotary
Oven-shelves. Device for operating . . .
Ovens by gas. Apparatus for heating .
Overcoat
Overflow-alarm for receptacles
Overhead switch
O verseam for fabrics
Overshoe attachment
Overshoe-retainer
Overshoe-securer
Oxids. Apparatus for producing
Oxygen. Apparatus for making
Oxygen generator and holder
Oyster-dred ge
Oyster dredge
Oyster-tongs
Ozone by electricity. Apparatus for producing
Ozone. Process of and apparatus for making - -
Ozone. Producing
Package
Package
Package. Air-tight
Name.
E. A. TJehling
A. Janin and C. W. Merrill
J. Binnig
E.E. Brock
M. Hetherington
R. Hope- Jones
E. Hope-Jones
J. Polukanis.
G-. Sander
"W. and E. J. King ,
E. "W. Jackson
C. Wales
E. Howard
R. W. Jackson
E. E. Palm
P. 'Wiraching
-W.T.-P. Weigle
J. A. Brodin
H. and J. Schwesinger.
A. J. Reynolds
H . Richardson
J. W. Trainer-
J. W. Trainer
H. C. Boetticher
J. V. Pilcher
P. Baggstrom
a. C. Eeukaufif ,
E. Crispin
E. A. Marsh.
G. N. Yis
J. Erben and M. M. Koch.
M. C. Farnum
D. C. Green
A. D. Ordway .
A. E. Welch ..
W. H. Wilder .
J. Middleby ...
J. J. Pfenninger.
J. J. Pfenninger.
J. J. Pfenninger.
P. Walter
J. Adair .
(Eeissue) .
F. Diihrkop
E. A. C. Petersen.
A. T. Simpkins ..
F. Stolz
R. H. and D. U. Craine .
F. H. Van Houten
I. Stripe
W. W. Higgins
M. A. Williams
C.J. Bloom
F. Kaempen, Jr
J. L. W. Olsen
B. F. Gassaway
R. Byrne .
A. L. McCredie.
H. H. Fefel
A. J. Barber
F. T. Guiher
0. R. Tower
A. Crossley
F. Fanta
G. R. Prowse
A. D. Post
D. E. Powers
E. E. Leary
E. Andreoli
C. R. Poulsen ,
.1. T. Donovau and H. L. Gardner
M. J. Meeker 526,249
No.
513,744
51,5,148
516,181
523,322
528,478
514,146
522,209
519,925
512,522
522,902
520,925
,531,077
515,957
520,924
520,167
518,980
.520,344
.523,829
522,184
523,649
516,990
519,361
527,467
524,700
.519,389
525,578
512,900
.529,782
527,246
512,590
525,760
518,057
514,456
513,821
522,638
521,689
522,075
517,125
523,005
11,439
514,525
528,456
525,736
512,623
,527,892
517,251
517,844
524,362
527,898
528,877
523,253
528,009
519,606
518,624
519,670
.514,116
512,515
523,931
519 656
520,985
527,086
531,459
519,627
530,453
521,918
525,280
530,346
512,265
513,825
527.326
Date.
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
July 24
Oct. 30
Feb. 6
July 3
May 15
Jan. 9
July 10
June 5
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
June 5
May 22
May 1
May 22
July 31
June 26
July 24
Mair. 20
May 8
Oct. 10
Aug. 21
May 8
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
July 10
June 19
June 26
Mar. 27
July 17
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Julv 17
Oct. 23
May 8
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
May
8
1312
Feb.
6
218
Jan.
9
1319
July
31
3073
May
8
1297
June
5
422
Oct.
9
668
Dec.
25
2450
May
8
1247
Dec.
4
647
June 26
2072
Aug.
28
2265
Dec.
4
480
Jan.
9
882
Jan.
30
3485
Oct.
9
1066
C.Nelson .514,159
A. Roder 1528,260
Sept. 18
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
3368
1925
726
1987
3056
272
46
1724
1327
1241
329
1740
350
321
2166
72
2466
2883
2541
2548
2087
781
1308
1255
833
436
1983
2230
927
1428
760
1071
792
3479
799
1667
2357
2336
1428
627
918
3015
727
1477
2018
2548
705
693
2028
651
1876
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1043
613
1296
290
417
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151
804
420
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383
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555
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
565
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Package and cash carrier. Belt-line.
Package-carrier
Package-carrier
Package-carrier
Package for containing ices, &c. Hermetically-
sealed
Package for goods
Package or barrel. Knockdown
Package-wrappers. Fastening device for
Package-wrapping machine
Packaging-machine
Packaging-machine
Packagingmachines. Tension-regulating attachment
for fabric-
Packing
Packing
Packing
Packing
Packing
Packing
Packing and gland. Metallic piston-rod
Packing-bag
Packing-box
Packing-box
Packing-box
Packing box. Rod or valve
Packing. Car-door
Packing-case
Packing-case
Packing-case. Hand _
Packing-case. Knockdown adjustable
Packing compound for thermocauters
Packing. Corrugated
Packing-displacer
Packing for iournals. Manufacturing
Packing for piston-rods. Steam-
Packing for rock-drill pistons
Packing for rock-drilling engines
Packing. Joint-making
Packing-macbinft sack-case
Packing. Metallic
Packing. Metallic
Packing. Metallic rod-
Packing or holding case
Packing. Pipe-coupling
Packing. Piston-
Packing. Piston-
Packing. Piston-
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing powdered substances
Packing. Kod-
Packing. Sheet-
Packing. Steam-
Packing. Steam-
Packing. "Valve-stem
Packing valve-stems
Packing vehicle- wheels. Device for
Packing- vessel and method of preservingtood articles-
Pad:
See Blotting-pad. Rosin-pad.
Horseshoe-pad. Stair-pad.
Pouncing-pad.
Paddle for propelling small boats
Paddle-wheel
Paddle-wheel and rudder. Stem
Paddle-wheel boat
Paddle-wheel. Boat
Paddle-wheel. Feathering
Paddle-wheel for boats
Paddle-wheel mechanism for propelling boats
Paddle-wheel . Steamboat
Paddle-wheel. Steamship
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock
Name.
A. IT. "Woodard.
W. H. Albach . .
S. "W". Babbitt - .
E. C.Gipe
C. L. Dexter....
J. "W. Kirkpatrick.
C. Richardson
W.B. Coulter
L. C. Crowell.
J. S.Voitek.
J. S. Toitek
E. P. and R. W. Watson .
"W.J.Ellis
R. J. Mcll benny
N. B.Miller ,
J. Murphy
J. Murphy ,
J."W.Pi5elle
C. H. Ensign
B. Ark ell and C. A. Blowers .
H. B. Everest
E. Nolori*.
L. "Weiss ,
D. Spencer
F.E. Cauda
J. Burt
D.F.Griffiths
S. A. Durfee.
H.J. Rumrille
J. Zorn and F. G. Luchesi -
J. M. Leaver
J. Matthews
H. B. Devlan
J. J. "Walker
H. M. Osborn
G. M. Githens
R. Kriiger
A. H. Nordyke
F. A.Ives
P. "W. "Willans
F.J.Cole
J. Crocker
D. R. McKim....
"W.Buckley
"W. Goodman
M. D. Kilmer
A. H. Clark
O.J.Ellis
T. J. Hudders...
A.B. Kay
T. Keene
C.J. Kelley
E. F. Lewis
J. Lister
J. Lister
J. Barnewitz
E. A. Bryant
A. P. Cochrane..
H. "W. Johns
J. H. Weitmyer .
J. Olson
I. Pierce
F. G. Davis
H. Selzer
M. McCloskey
W. Crai ge
J. M. Mitchell . . . .
J. S. Kiinneth
N. Pelletier
J. Jacobs
"W. H. Knapp
J. C. Thomas
P. B. Speer
A. Cooper
G. M. Hathaway..
B. F. Longhmilier
F. Ravmond
W. Smith
No.
524,626
513,449
.525,577
528.203
519,839
.515,881
525,158
522,007
516,186
513,692
531,073
528,750
522,459
516,.547
524,178
513 273
516 874
522.766
.520.9.54
529,690
514.354
525,276
530,671
52 1,. 575
513.302
529,705
517,407
524,463
512.521
529,056
.520.,366
531,516
514.3,50
52.5,434
520,448
517,690
530,694
514,957
518,844
519,314
526,381
521,102
516,216
526,682
525,073
523.147
517,. 563
528,773
515,227
.530,423
530,426
512,551
523,671
524,831
524,^32
.528,899
525,. 588
.524.162
.524,441
.595,063
515,055
512,897
518,395
528,649
.514,489
528,858
523.817
518,2.55
515,883
527.991
526. .533
.520.944
513.836
522,827
526,650
517,956
.530,456
528,743
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
May 15
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
June 26
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
July 3
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
July 10
June 5
Nov. 27
Feb. 0
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
June 19
Jan. 23
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
.Tan. 9
Nov. 13
May 22
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
May 29
Apr. 3
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
May 8
Sept. 25
June 5
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Aug. 28
July 17
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
•Tan. 9
July 31
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Feb. 20
Jan. 16 i
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
July 31
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
June 5
Jan. 30
July 10
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Nov. 6
1134
2851
435
2578
1588
231
2066
2256
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3280
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398
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494
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163
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331
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1185
362
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363
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164
451
108
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465
1775
448
1980
470
1668
412
233
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857
219
624
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2861
710
1412
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233
55
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535
2115
506
355
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1130
280
2304
551
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225
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162
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1497
1082
1658
751
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718
98
1719
727
586
1838
212
1265
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1424
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594
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2036
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68
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68
68
68
68
66
66
67
69
1310
1610
6
1057
350
47
727
1270
1326
1326
270
548
963
963
771
1235
723
830
1054
1218
402
338
1032
760
595
291
66 1 1497
69 ! 454
08 I 1578
67 '■ 1262
795
229
1012
185
1335
716
566
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Padlock
Padlock ,
Padlock. Master-key
Padlock. Permutation- ,
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Permutation-
Pail
Pail
Pail
Pail attachment
Pail. Collapsible
Pail-cover
Pail. Dinner-
Pail. Liquid-seal
Pail. Milk-
Pail. Milk-
Paint. Composition for removing
Paint. Composition of matter for
Paint. Luminon s
Paints. Manufacturing roofing-
Painter's striping-tool
Painting apparatus
Painting compound
Painting device. Wire-
Painting surfaces
Pamphlet-stapling machine
Pan:
See Bake-pan. Evaporating-pan.
Baking-pan. Saucepan.
Basting and roast- Steam or baking pan.
ing pan. Vacuum-pan.
Dust-pan.
Pan-lifter
Pan-makingmachine
Panel-chair
Panoramic camera
Panoramic camera
Panoramic roll-holder camera
Pantaloons-protector
Pantaloons-protector
Pants-guard
Pantograph
Pantograph
Pantograph for engraving and ornamenting watch-
cases.
Pantograph roll or plate
Paper. Apparatus for drying printed or varnished.
Paper bag -
Paper bag
Paper-bag machine
Paper-bag machine
Paper bag machine
Paper-bag-making machine -
Paper bags. Machinery for manufacturing satchel-
bottomed
Paper bags. Making ,
Paper bags. Making
Paper bags. Making
Paper bags. Making
Paper bags. Making
Paper bags. Making
Paper-board. Machine for scoring .
Paper bobbin
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper bos
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box and locking device therefor .
Name.
"W. E. Sparks
W. F. Troast and S. R. Slaymaker
J. Roche
H. C. Lowrie
H. C. Lowrie
I. B. Eapaport
E.N. Silvey
C. H.Wood
R. B. A. Knop
L.J.Noble
J. A. Steward
F. M. Buck
H. H. Freer
R.J. Kidd
H. M. Holmes
G. Higbie
E. B. Briggs
R. Campbell
E. Tessen
C. L. C, M. W. H., and A. M. H. de
Bruycker.
C. Kraut
D. L. Means
J. Zom
S. A. Brooks „
W. Griscom, oT
J. B. "Whalen
C. T. Snedekor
D. A. Flavell.!
TV. Reisse
J. S.Birt
D. B. McHenry .
F. F. Dumke..-
M. Flammang -.
P. S. Marcellus.
T. d'Arcourt
L. D. Jones
J. H. Collister..
W. E. Hoke
H. V. Joseph ...
A. Zwahlen
J. Hope
F. X. Hooper..
J. M. Guilbert.
E. Thompson ..
W. B. Purvis. -
"W. B. Purvis..
W. B. Purvis..
R. MiUis
A. J. Denoyer.
E. E. Claussen
E. E. Claussen
E. E. Claussen
"W. A. Lorenz
"W. A. Lorenz and E. E. Claussen .
W. A. Lorenz and E. E. Claussen -
CW. Gay
G. E. Grimm
R. P. Brown
R. P. Brown ,
D. S. Clark
G. A. Colgan
R. Gair
H. Goettsch
W. B. Howe and F. B. Davidson
P. Lindemcver, Jr
S. E. Patrick
J. Peterson
E. E. Pinkerton ,
J. G. Reber and .T. L. Sefton
J. G. Reber and J. L. Sefton
A. L. Reeves, Jr
T. F."W. Schmidt
F. M. Txirck
W.J. Walker
J. Witte, Jr
F. M. Turck 516,246; Mar. 13
No.
521,994
513,160
525,562
512,979
512,980
526,740
514,387
529,092
513,269
520,074
518,707
519,233
516,194
518.889
531.533
531,313
516,470
527,768 i
521,834 i
529,241 !
!
518,320 i
,527,068 I
514,984 :
531,433 i
529,729
.523.093 i
512,523 ;
516,156
Date.
June 26
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
May 22
Apr. 24
May 1
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
June 26
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
July 17
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
519,549 i May
525,383 i Sept.
527,709 i Oct.
523,336 ■ Julv
527,841 I Oct:
512,512 ' Jan.
530,475 I Dec.
519,632 I May
523.463 July
514,992 Feb.
529,917 j Nov.
513,962 Jan.
518,921
512,377
514,889
519,398
519.348
519,319
530,650
24
Apr.
Jan. 9
Feb. 33
May 8
May 8
May 8
Dec. 11
513,519 Jan. 30
515,199 I Feb. 20
256 i
,587 !
951 I
617 I
916
656
963 i
698 I
585
586
760
Oil
451
334
782
639 ;
683
239
308
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033
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898
247
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378
May 22
May 29
June 5
Apr. 3
May 15
Nov. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
May 8
Dec. 4
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
May 1
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Aiig. 7
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
536
576
100
(502
) 503
503
2230
2385
414
2115
2118
118 28,29
689 174
10.30 j 248
2572 t 622
1985 1 486
2202 550
529 ! 127
754 ! 176
2513 1 622
2569 I 615
2182 ! 522
1213 I 291
1793 I 432
1921 I
1287 I
1521
643
1662
2387
2147
1568
1329
677
1113
110
1694
2020
1914
9 1313
i i 685
8 1257
2238
1672
2462
3697
416
571
2565
1067
1521
846
759
763
1032
2983
1999
;159
I 160
267
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508
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C317
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302
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419
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911
634
260
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205
186
187
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(736
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499
500
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693
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327 77,78
1710 I 420
2027 ;
2155 I
1608
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449
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470
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456 !
189 ;
217 I
1184
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91 i
93
108 1
2530 I
842 !
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839 I
486
518
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107
836
112
223
114
45
54
295
71
340
24
24
26
625
197
41
26
196
197
Official
Gazette.
66
69
66
69
66
67
67
67
66
67
69
69
426
24
983
853
585
950
447
640
1609
504
1732
1658
66 1694
69 378
67 1596
69
66
67
68
69
68
69
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787
464
66 1201
67
66
67
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67
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69
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68
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69
69
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69
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67
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68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
567
Invention.
Paper-box blanks and articles made thereby,
plying borders or binders to edges of
Paper-box blanks. Machine for bending
Paper-box blanks. Machine for making
Paper- box-covering machines. Chuck for
Ap-
Paper -box mach ine
Paper-box-making machine .
Paperbox-making machine .
Paper-box-setting-up machine
Paper boxes. Machine for applying strips to
Paper boxes. Machine for covering
Paper boxes. Machine for making
Paper boxes. Making
Paper can
Paper-carriers. Lath-feeder for
Paper cases for inclosing cigarettes. Apparatus for
making
Paper-coating apparatus
Paper-cutter
Paper-cutter. Keversible
Paper cutter. Roll-
Paper-cutter. Self-clamping
Paper cutting and embossing press
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-delivering machine. Coin-controlled
Paper doll
Paper doll
Paper-drying apparatus
Paper-fastener
Paper-fastener
Paper-fastener
Paper-feeders. Side-registering mechanism for
Paper-feeding machine
Paper-feeding machine
Paper-feeding machine
Paper-feeding machine
Paper-feeding mechanism
Paper fixture. Toilet-
Paper. Flock-
Paper-folder
Paper-folding machine .
Paper-folding machine .
Paper-folding machines. Packing-box for .
Paper folding or plaiting machine
Paper for bank-notes, checks, bonds, stocks, and
other instruments.
Paper-hanger's roller
Paper-hanging apparatus
Paper holder and cutter. KoU-
Paper, &c. Holder for
Paper holder. Koll-
Paper holder. Toilet-
Paper holder. Toilet-
Paper-machine drier
Paper. Machine for feeding sheets of .
Paper-machine suction-box
Paper-machines. Wire-cloth for
Paper-machines. 'Wire-gauze for
Paper-making machine
Paper-making machines. Suction - box mechanism
for
Paper-making machines. Thickness-gage for
Paper. Making transparent transfer-
Paper-manufactories. Pulp-catcher for
Paper match-box
R. S. Oder .
Paper. Method of and machine for feeding
Paper. Method of and machine for separating and?
feeding sheets of j
Paper-mill stuff-chest i E. L. Savage.
Name.
F. S. MaoRonald.
C. TV. Gay
C. E. Clement
I. Dreyfuss
C. TV. Gay
H. D. Stone . . .
S. D. Stone and C. Thibodeau.
G. W. Glazier .
J. H. Beery
E. H.Taylor
E. A. Johnston
A.C.Lutz
G. H. Bartlett
W. H. Waldron
R. Dalton and H. H. "Wills.
F. P. Buffington and J. T. Sutphen.
J. M. Jones
F. Peters
D. McLachlan
C. L. Smith
B. Karfiol
C. Seybold
J. Spencer
G. A. Hastings
C. N. Hoyt
M. McDonald
N. Lajoie
H.H.Cabot
J. H. P. Dixon
R. M. Pancoast
G. Sague -
H. B. Cooley , J. M. If oble, and J. E.
Trevor.
N.Lux
G. Sague
',W. "Womersley, G. Sague, and M.
! A. Clapp.
E. Dummer ■,
S. Wheeler
L. Danois
E. W. Carr ,
A. Bradley.
T.C. Dexter.
T. C. Dexter.
W. L. AUen .
D. N. Carvalho.
W. Jones
W. W. Davis
C. H. JIapgood
T. Bodlev
S. Wheeler
J.Reid
A. N. Spooner and H. C. Calkins .
P. X. Black
J. H. Knowlea.
E. Sanderson ,
J. "W. White
P. Tourasse
G.Lind
J. W. and J. G. Bedale .
O. W. T. Am Ende
M. Pfaffenzeller
A. G. E. Fullner...
G. G. Carbone ,
H. Bradshaw .
No.
520,066
523,295
523,155
515,207
Date.
529,927
529,414
516,325
521,083
526,859
513,766
519,465
531,507
525,217
529,249
524,320
525,483
515,849
520,221
516,235
523,968
531,438
528,261
512,347 .
520,900 j
517,109
524,299 !
May 22
Jan. 9
July 3
July 17
July 17
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
June 12
Feb. 6
June 5
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
May 22
Nov. 6
July 31
Apr. 17
June 19
Nov. C
Jan. 2
May 1
July 31
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
May 1
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
June 5
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
May 22
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Jan. 9
1966 481
1313
905
280
1696
2017
2072
974
282
495
1072
1367
1658
2552
135
3137
1710
1747
32
411
235
3082
389
1824
1263
306
747
1166
1016
446
597
382
(224
955 : < 225
f 226
167 38
407 98
2487 I
2060 I 488
!(138
590 { 139
(140
!( 76
314 i < 77
i( 78
3399 ! 838
'(229
947 < 230
(231
2527 i
67
946
797
>68
351
1264
6C
1648
>67
69 1724
2165
1302
603
276
191
2259
822
3
2392
1018
279
2311
564
I 528
I 313
i 145
June 26 2189
300
1384
2162
;526
2,350 ' July 3
8,238 i Apr. 17
8,687 I Apr. 24
519,341 , May 8
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
737
1699
69 555
204
1248
1933
783
> 67 I 1647
'68 I 60
67 286
67 • 441
>67 ' 694
■ 69 • 802
66 : 1514
568
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Paper pail
Paper-pail-making machine
Paper. Pocket package for toilet-
Paper. Process of and machine for enameling
Paper-piilp-beating engine
Paper-pulp boards in imitation of natural wood.
Making
Paper-pulp-making machine ,
Paper-pulp. Process of ajid apparatus for making . .
Paper-pulp strainer
Paper- registering machine
Paper-roll holder
Paper -roll holder
Paper-roll tension device
Paper-rolls. Holder for cores of
Paper sheets. Case for
Paper sheets. Method of and apparatus for making
separable
Paper-slitting machine
Paper spool or bobbin
Paper spool or bobbin
Paper-stock. Machine for breaking up strings or
balls of
Paper-stock. Process of and machine for making
spools or hollow articles from
Paper strips on pasteboard. Apparatus for applying
gummed ornamental
Paper-stuff boxes. Machine for molding
Papertubes, &c. Coating
Paper vessels, fastening device for
Paper vessels. Machine for making
Paper waxing or coating machine
Paper- web-feeding device
Paper-weight and letter-file. Combined
Paper-weight, pen-rack, and calendar. Combined..
Paper. "Wrapping or toilet
Papers, &c. Device for holding and clamping
Papers, pamphlets, &c. Holder for
Paraffin, &c. Barreling
Parasol for baby-carriages
Parasol for children's carriages
Parasol-runner
Paratolyldimethylpyrazolone
Parcel and cash carrier apparatus. Tilting
Parcel-carrier
Parcel-delivery system
Parcel-holder ;
Parcel or book carrier
Parchment fabrics. Making vegetable-
Parer and scissors-sharpener. Vegetable and fruit -
Parer and slicer. Vegetable
Parer. Ve^table-
Partition. Building- i
Partition. Kreproof
Partition. Fireproof
Partition. Fireproof
Partition for buildings
Partition. Plaster-board
Partition s. Iron frame for fireproof
Paste. Making dry adhesive
Pasting device for sheets, flies, strips, &c
Pasting-machine
Pasting machine. Paper-
Pasting-table. Folding
Pastry or confectionery. Machine for forming arti-i
cles of
Pastry-tin \
Pattern:
See Garment-pattern.
Pattern. Adjustable garment-
Pattern for curvilinear designs. Adjustable
Pattern for drafting garments
Pattern for drafting garments
Pattern for drafting garments. Adjustable
Pattern. Garment-fitting
Pattern . Garment-fitting
Pattern. Sleeve-
Pattern tracing and cutting machine
Pattern. Trousers-
Patterns for cloth, &c. Apparatus for cutting
Patterns. Method of and apparatus for marking. . .
Patterns. Kapping-plate and drawing-bar for
Pavement
F. W.Wilcox ,
E.Hubbard
C. L. Houghton
A. S. Woodward ,
J. D. Pickles
W. N. Cornell
A. Sheldon
H. Blackman ,
M. M.Sloan
T. C. Dexter
W. H. Clarke
C. H. Paine and N. S. Hoffman .
W. Black
A. S. Bowne ,
J. J. Teates
C.S.Bird
C. E.Pope
G. E. Grimm
G. E. Grimm
C. L. Hamilton ,
H. Fairbanks and H. Parker
J". Temler
P. Soh6ge
M. C. Stone
W. Foglesong
W. Foglesong
J W. Bliss and J. C. Erwin ....
J.L. Cox
G. L. Collins and M. Keegan, Sr
T. F.Krueger
S. Wheeler
I. W. Heysinger
F. B. F. Campbell
C. C. Burke
W. A. Marqua
G. P. Steinbach
A.G.Snell
L. Knorr
A. N. Woodard
Ii. Weiss
K.J. C. Carville
W. A. Crane
W. M. Ward
J. W. Hyatt
E. Barnum
J. Seubert
A. M. Mundell
F. Keppler
S. G. ISrinkman
F.H.Mela
O. W. Korcross
J. F. Golding
G. W. Sessions
A. M. Houston
P. Vandenburgb
A. Day
G. A. T. Spooner ,
T. C. Dexter
L. Maurer
D. M. Holmes
A. Eiche
C. Osso
W. J. Henley
M. Lutz
D. Kyan
H. Horn
S. Christiansen
S. Christiansen
S. Christiansen
C. E. Keed
J. G. Niekamp
M. Cram by
L. Schaefer
C. W. Leach
V.Parks
Monthly i
Official
volume.
Gazette.
No.
Date.
1
529,053
Nov.
13
961
(227
J 228
83,84
^69
841
515,958
Mar.
6
353
66
1519
520,055
May
22
1948
477
67
943
528,752
Nov.
6
403
97
69
720
528,027
Oct.
23
2277
549
69
465
522,513
July
3
575
68
114
517,149
Mar.
27
2372
C560
i561
246
]66
1945
530,635
Dec.
11
1003
69
1413
514,736
Feb.
13
1276
318
66
1111
.528,657
Nov.
6
244
60,61
69
690
525,335
Sept.
4
18
4
68
1154
519,343
May
8
745
184
67
695
520,874
June
5
216
49
67
1237
520,154
May
22
2143
522
67
978
526,282
Sept.
18
1659
391
68
1479
514,059
Feb.
6
130
31
66
878
516,746
Mar.
20
1697
402
66
1800
513,317
Jan.
23
2637
639
66
598
513,318
Jan.
23
2638
640
66
598
527,281
Oct.
9
994
241
69
199
523,113
July
17
1619
406
68
338
521,871
June 26
1976
477
67
1607
516,946.
Mar.
20
2014
C475
1476
^66
1860
527,736
Oct.
16
1740
420
69
351
519,571
May
8
1153
( 277
)278
i 91
S"
769
519,153
May
1
380
] 92
( 93
522
;.,
611
513,030
Jan.
16
2189
66
439
531,162
Dec.
18
1906
455
69
1592
525,677
Sept.
4
598
143
68
1261
528,545
Nov.
6
38
10
69
653
511,983
Jan.
2
425
99
66
81
531,312
Dec.
25
2179
C521
J 522
417
|69
1657
514,987
Feb.
20
1666
■ 66
1200
530,746
Dec.
11
1187
289
69
1445
522,265
July
3
162
43
68
32
524,535
Aug.
14
980
C240
^241
|68
857
525,565
Sept.
4
418
100
68
1229
516,707
Mar.
20
1621
66
1786
524,627
Aug.
14
1136
279
68
887
530,215
Dec.
4
245
59
69
1260
530,747
Dec.
11
1189
290
69
1446
522,196
July
3
16
5
68
6
512,772
Jan.
16
1763
419
66
361
511,891
Jan.
2
282
65
66
55
531,404
Dec.
25
2340
558
69
1688
530.856
Dec.
11
1359
324
69
1477
519,890
May
15
1676
408
67
879
515,291
Feb.
20
2168
539
66
1293
518,050
Apr.
10
1063
268
67
210
515,496
Feb.
27
2509
621
66
1368
526,730
Oct.
2
99
24
69
21
530,940
Dec.
18
1501
355
69
1519
511.809
Jan.
2
96
24
66
21
525,903
Sept.
11
1024
231
68
1350
521,517
June 19
1376
67
1479
517,684
Apr.
3
457
iio
67
88
530,312 1 Dec.
4
414
104
69
1290
523,331 July
24
2009
506
68
425
517,756 Apr.
3
576
142
67
112
518,454 Apr.
17
1773
C439
|67
357
513,991
Feb.
6
28
7
66
860
522,800
July
10
1088
268
68
221
526,900
Oct.
2
388
96,97
69
72
516,828 ] Mar.
20
1814
430
66
1823
516,449 Mar.
13
1178
(282
1283
270
|66
1688
514,622 Feb.
13
1081
66
1075
526,378 I Sept.
25
1847
439
68
1530
526.380 Sept.
25
1851
440
68
153U
526,379 I Sept.
25
1849
439
68
1530
520,500 1 May
29
2721
(659
^660
|67
1102
.523,590 July
24
2450
614
68
504
527,051 Oct.
9
624
(151
\ 152
^69
132
519,927 May
15
1727
424
67
888
516,867 Mar.
20
1879
444
66
1835
512,318
Jan.
9
973
238
66
196
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
569
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inrention.
Pavement. Artificial-stone
Pavement. Artificial-stone
Pavement-block
Pavement. Fibrous
Pavement. Metallic
Pavement of plastic composition.
Pavement-ornamenting device . . .
Pavement. Road-
Pavement. Street-
Pavement. Street-
Name.
Pavements. Method of and apparatus for repairing
asphalt
Paving-block
Paving-block
Paving-block
Paving-block
Paving-roller. Heated
Pawl-and-ratchet mechanism
Pawl-and-ratchet mechanism
Pawl for machinery. Grip-
Pea-sheller
Pea-shelling machine
Pea-shelling machine
Pea-shelling machine
Peach-screen
Peanut-roaster
Peanut sheller and separator
Peat briquets. Machine for forming.
Pedal
Pedal
Pedal-crank
Pedals for crank-powers
Peeling knife. Pruit-
Peelin g machine. Potato-
Peeling machine. Vegetable-
Peeling potatoes, &c. Machine for.
Peeling table. Fruit-
Peeling table. Fruit-
Pen.
Pen.
Pen. Drawing-
Pen. Electric perforating-
Pen-fender
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen fountain attachment
Pen. Hog-
Penholder
Penholder
Penholder
Penholder
Penholder
Penholder finger-rest
Penholder-tubes. Machine for forming .
Pen or pencil case
Pen-rack
Pen-rack
Pen rack, stand, and case. Combined. . .
Pen. Kuling-
Pen. "Writing-
Pens, brushes, &c. Holder for
Pencil
Pencil and sharpener. Combined lead-.
Pencil-case
Pencil-case
Pencil-cases. Machine for making
pencil-holder
Pencil-holder
Pencil-holder
Pencil holder and sharpener
Pencil-lead
Pencil. Magazine lead-
Pencil or crayon cases. Making
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-aharpener
P. M. Bruner
F. L. Fry and "W. J. Fisher.
L. Weinman
J". H. Amies
E. Perrody
J. H. Amies
M. Maurer
G. R. Bowen
B. P. Thiebaud
B. P. Thiebaud
A. H. Perkins
J. H. Amies
G. Bagge
J. L. Pope
I. G. Poston
W. E. Dennison .
A. J. Shaw
H. E. Towne
A. S. Washburn
J. H. Empson
J". H. Empson
J. H. Empson and P. McDonald..
D. A. Gaither
J. P. Wilson
E. Taunay
C. H. Gol'ling and G. W. Lea .
E. Stauber
J. S. Copeland
A. Perkins
C.E. Lipe
A. J.Hovt ,
N. B.Hale
D. Grant
C. Beuttel
E. Jaeger
F.M.Anderson
F. M. Anderson
G.E. Doughty
A.M. Henry
B. Hang and F. Holler
A. D. Lewis
B. F. Smith
H. L. Braham
C.E.Browning
D. C. Demarest
E.M. Gordon
J. Janka
G. S. Parker
E.G. Peck and F. O'Meara. . . .
H.T. Smith
P. E. Wirt
P. E.Wirt
P.E.Wirt
P. E.Wirt
E. W.Bradford
M. C. and Z. S. Kandleman
E. L. Brown
E. P. McCollom
W. T. Pvightmyer
R.P.Satrold
A.H.Stefl
M. Goetze
H. S. Grannis
F. J.Hille
W. S. Mendenhall
H.D.Pierce
W.J. Hunter
L. Johnson
G. Schagen
0. A. Weissenbom ,
G. E. SandeU ,
T. F. Harris
E. H. Eyan ,
E. H. Eyan ,
E. Weissenborn
A. N. Hanna
E. W. Irwin, Jr
S. L. Lazaron
H. A. Veazie ,
J. A.Cook
B. B. Goldsmith and W. Burt .
E. Weissenborn
E.D.Cody
J. Dushane
J.L.Hall
W. P. Maves
J. C. McCollum
F. Mclntyre ,
No.
515,901
530,988
526,090
512,645
529,747
530,077
.519,919
521,364
512,568
512,569
517,191
525,832
527,923
519,873
529,952
524,939
528,614
530,734
522,725
527,954
527,955
527,956
513,911
523,498
513,690
512,288
531,478
527,520
520,009
512,303
518,757
518,501
521,495
515,394
524,420
517,511
524,998
512,607
519,953
519,155
516,212
520,663
528,654
516,345
522,751
525,895
523,352
512,319
523,234
522,604
526,425
526,426
526,427
526,428
513,002
523,996
529,062
522,482
530,603
528,809
526,416
516,009
526,526
523,812
517,757
525.620
526,079
531,124
530,604
512,345
525,966
531,031
531,135
531,136
515,564
513,. •573
523,428
513,239
521,744
524,757
512,954
515,034
530,018
516,701
521,313
525,083
527,803
518,853
Date.
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
May 15
June 12
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
May 15
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
July 10
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
July 24
Jan. 30
Jan. 9
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
May 15
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
June 19
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
May 15
May 1
Mar. 13
May 29
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
July 10
Sept. 11
July 24
Jan. 9
July 17
July 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 16
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
July 3
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Sept. 25
July 31
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Deo. 18
Dec. 11
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Jrfly 24
Jan. 23
June 19
Aug. 21
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
266
1588
1337
1524
2177
3
1713
1095
1392
1394
2454
902
2073
1649
2525
1660
161
1169
952
2137
2140
2142
3621
2305
3277
926
2479
1389
1864
948
2297
1848
1342
2352
800
158
1778
1451
1770
389
783
2982
241
988
1011
1013
2041
974
1837
1094
1948
1950
1952
1954
2153
49
977
525
947
511
1934
447
2106
2853
577
501
1317
1829
j 948
! 1016
1129
1662
1851
1852
2619
3085
2163
2513
1758
1352
2078
Feb. 20 1745
Nov. 27 , 2665
Mar. 20 1612
June 12 997
Aug. 28 ' 1936
Oct. 23 1855
Apr. 24 2446
62
377
310
519
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421
257
336
;.336
I 337
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68
66
69
69
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67
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68
69
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69
68
69
401
608
406
39
C284
^285
237
514
515
515
892
(580
I 581
806
225
590
338
456
(231
(232
570
459
311
584
196
35
434
351
433
94
183
721
59
235
250
228
513
239
462
270
465
465
465
466
512
11
230
133
232
123
461
102
502
708
142
121
305
434
233
248
257
594
439
439
650
759
545
606
417 I
330 . 68
492 66
$440 !^«„
)441
639
384
235
473
446
606
69
69
66
60
66
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69
67
[66
67
67
67
66
68
67
68
06
67
67
66
67
69
66
68
68
08
66
68
69
66
67
08
09
67
1503
1534
1419
300
1091
1215
886
1411
275
275
1961
1327
429
873
1155
993
675
1442
197
440
441
441
818
476
751
187
1714
286
913
192
463
370
1473
1339
824
32
1032
285
896
612
1615
1150
689
1654
206
1348
431
196
376
222
1547
1548
1548
1548
433
671
844
104
1404
739
1545
1535
1.576
594
112
1245
1416
1578
1401
204
1369
1547
1583
1583
1390
716
452
574
1550
938
418
1213
1184
1785
1391
1060
390
490
570
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of imientions — Continued.
Invention.
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener and eraser. Combined
Pencil-sharpener and point-protector
Pencil sharpener, grinder, protector, and eraser.
Combination
Pencil sharpener. Slate-
Pencil-tip pin attachment
Pendulum-escapement
Pendulum motor. Compensated-
Perambulator
Perambulator. Electrically-propelled
Percussion-tool
Perfecting-press. Flat-bed
Perforating device
Perforating-machine
Perforating-machine
Perforating-tool
Perforati <v
Perfume-receptacle. Portable
Permanganate block and making same. Porous
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock ,
Permutation-lock ,
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock ,
Pessary
Petroleum, gas, or oil engine
Petroleum. Eefining
Phenol-bismuth compound
Phonograph
Phonograph
Phonograph
Phonograph
Phonograph
Phonograph. Coin-controlled
Phonograph. Coin-controlled
Phonograph coin-operated mechanism
Phonograph-cylinder holder
Phonograph erasing attachment ,
Phonograph-mandrel
Phonograph-operating attachment
Phonograph-operating machine ,
Phonograph-operating machine or attachment
Phonograph return-carriage
Phonographs. Attachment for automatically oper-
ating
Phonographs. Coin-released actuating mechanism
for
Phonoscopic plates. Producing positive
Phosphate rock. Apparatus for treating
Phosphate rock. Apparatus for treating
Phosphate rock. Apparatus for treating
Phosphorus. Making ,
Photochromoscope and photochromoscopecamera . .
Photograph apparatus. Coin-controlled
Photograph-display cabinet
Photograph flash-lamp ,
Photograph-mount
Photosrraph-mounts. Device for cutting cards ■with
beveled edges for
Photograph-stand
Photographs. Apparatus for developing, &c
Photographs. -Method of and lens for making
Photographers. Background-carrier for
Photographer's bath and printing-frame. Combined
Photographic apparatus. Coin-controlled
Photographic-background holder
Photographic burnisher
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera. Folding
Photographic camera. Magazine
Photographic-camera multiplying attachment
Photogi'aphic-camera multiplying attachment
Photographic camera. Roll-holding
Photographic camera. Series
Photographic-camera shutter
Name.
B. Eamsay
A. "Werner
C. F. "Wickland .
H. Fisher
J. T. Mundy....
K. B. Chambers
No.
530,454
517,784
526,280
520,732
530,789
521,016
C. W. andW.H. Ogle 1524.557
T. E. Ogram and HT L. E. Johnson . i 523,232
C. E. Buckbee 521,012
J. M. Cayce 513,878
L. Roberts , 513.248
E. E. Keller 523,354
W. E. Gibbs 517,032
J. li. Cox
J. G. Goff
J". K. Gore
525,130
526,777
516,199
G.B. Kelly i 517,752
H. "Warth 1515,633
J. T. Scott ' 514,778
515,169
515,443
516,467
513,764
512,506
530,551 i
525,299 i
525,785
530,161
525,811
G. A. Bitter
J. H. Parkinson
J. Bois
L. J. Cooper
J. J.Deal
F. C. Richards
W. B. Ward and J. H. Morris
J. A. Hurdle
L. Cr6bessac
H. A. Frasch
B. R. Seifert | 516,358
T. A. Edison I 513,095
T. A. Edison 1513,097
Date.
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
May 29
Dec. 11
June 5
Aug. 14
July 17
June 5
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
July 24
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
648
161
619
154
1657
391
3111
753
1258
304
471
112
1022
1834
467
252
462
111
2534
2043
1025
2029
181
763
Apr. 3 : 566
H. J. Lioret .
528,273
S. D. McKelvey 1519,614
H. L. Sanborn 517,072
F. S. Church 529,019
T. H. Macdonald j 523,748
G. E. Tewksbury 523,-556
L.B.Gray
E. H. Am'et
A. D. Andrews .
A. K. Keller....
A.K.Keller
A. K. Keller
H. Hoeschen ,
E. T. Gilliland and F. W. Toppan
G. T.Waldron
6. Demeny
G. Guild
S. Hughes
R. E. Rose
A. Shearer and R. R. Clapp
F. E. Ives
J. A. Par.sons
H. W. Potteiger and W. A. Kohman .
A. Hemsley
D. R. Hanavf alt
B. McHugh
A. D. F. Randolph.
E. F. Mackusick . .
H. Vander Weyde .
M. M. Simmer
F. Sandeman
J. "W". Burton
C. 0. Johnson
"W. H. Boles
J. C . Hegelein
J. Tascher ,
H. Hill and A. L. Adams
G. P. Spooner
D.S. Cole
D. S.Cole
D. H. Houston
M. Mayer
C. "W.Eddy
529,904
521,456
515,811
518,190
518,191
518,192
524,761
518,209
524,921
521,705
512,958
514,006
519,393
527,163
531,040
519,872
521,668
525,899
525,458
524,726
518,073
525,849
521,064
512,333
513,149
516,070
517,119
527,315
524,142
525,238
531,416
Mar.
Oct.
Aug.
Aug.
Dec.
1 522,921 July
' 517,733 Apr.
I 520,034 j May
' 526,446 I Sept.
! 525,991 j Sept.
512,671 1 Jan.
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Oct. 30
May 8
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
July 31
July 24
Nov. 27
June 19
Mar. 0
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
June 19
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
May 8
Oct. 9
Dec. 18
May 15
June 19
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
J one 5
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
2727
1343
: 1955
2432
! 1210
■ 3396
1306
j 856
2288
I 808
i 144
852
1027
2276
2279
2707
553
27 2329
9 i 1049
7 ! 302
28 I 2195
25 2301
10 I 1275
3 533
22 j 1912
25 1 1987
11 I 1164
9 : 1558
< 178 1 ?
) 179 I 5
C880
J 881
611
i 513
i 258
C496
^497
42
178
179
(138
il39
679
336
488
602
290
837
315
211
556
184
38
(651
\ 652
1218
2252
904
2743
2394
2439
1270
134
1285
1298
1304
1361
1332
1625
1687
2083
49
839
795
1677
1646
1629
1019
239
1303
1095
936
: 557
I 997
I 2369
1
67
67
1 66 809
66
68
67
^68 I 1076
69 34
66 I 1611
550
551
651
652
(293
^294
533
(213
^214
681
(600
^601
586
296
33
(325
I 326
(326
)327
(327
^328
(331
J 332
333
398
396
494
12
203
194
398
400
381
230
59
319
276
210
! 130
244
572
5 129
n30
548
254
71. 72
535
563
(315
J 316
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468
(473
I 474 i 3'
265
374
66 I 1411
66 ; 1124
66 1252
66 772
66 i 258
69 ! 1387
68 ; 1125
68 1311
69 ; 1242
68 1319
66 i 1660
66 ! 526
66 i 527
[69 \ 558
1 67 I 781
66 I 1921
Ud j 830
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69 1141
67 1459
J67
[67
>67
[68
67
68 987
67 1536
66 420
66 I 863
67
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69
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68
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09
68
216
1333
1298
! 200
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J 68
67
67
i?68
1554
1376
307
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
571
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Photographic-camera shntter .
Photographic-camera shntter .
Photographic-camera shntter .
Photographic-camera shutter .
Photographic dark-box
Photographic developing-tray
Photographic embossing-press
Photographic film-holders. Kegistering and mark-!
ing apparatus for J
Photographic-gallery skylight '
Photographic head and body rest
Photographic lenses. Means for regulating rays of
light passing through
Photogi aphic paper. Sensitized
Photographic plate
Photographic plate
Photographic-plate holder
Photographic-plate holder
Photograpliic-plate holder
Photographic-print mounter
Photographic prints. Machine for mounting
Photographic-printing frame
Photographic-printing frame
Photographic shutter
Photographic view-finder
Photographic vignetter
Photographic vignetter
Photographically recording time, position, and speed, i
Apparatus for j
Photography by artificial light ,.!
Photography. Reproducing objects in relief or in-
taglio by the aid of
Piano
Piano
Piano
Piano
Piano-aotion .
Piano-action .
Piano-action ,
Piano-action .
Piano-action .
Piano-action .
Piano-action
Piano-action
Piano-action
Piano action regulator
Piano action. Upright-
Piano action. Upright-
Piano-actions. Hammer-rail for .
Piano attachment
Piano attachment
Piano-case
Piano. Child's
Piano-damper
Pianoforte
Pianoforte
Pianoforte-action
Pianoforte-action
Pianoforte-action hammer
Pianoforte action. Upright-
Pianoforte and agraffe therefor
Pianoforte pedal attachment
Pianoforte repeating mechanism
Pianoforte repetition attachment
Pianoforte sounding-board
Pianolortes. Keyboard attachment for. . .
Pianofortes. Selif-playing attachment for.
Piano frame. Upright-
Piano-muifler
Piano mufiler or soft-stop
Piano-mute
.Piano or organ case. Upright
I'iano or organ. Upright
Piano-pedal locking device
Piano. Practice-
Piano sounding-board
Piano-.strings. Machine for covering
Piano-stringing machine
Piano-tuning hammer
Piano. Zither-
Pianos. Music-desk for upright .
Name.
S. C. Jones
W. H. Lewis .
W. L. Lightford
A. G. Tisdell
A. D. F. Randolph...
A. D. F. Randolph...
D. D. McKee
H. Mackenstein
W., H., and J. Shaw.
"W. M. Gilson
J. W. Fawcett
"W. H. Prestwich .
T. C. Roche
T. C. Roche
E. B. Barker
C. C. Spalsbury
J. E. Thornton and E. Pickard . . .
H. A. Lesure and D. D. Dunklee.
J. "W. McCabe
R. M. Hunter. . .
C. E. Lewis
H. H. Turner...
J. J. Hicks
H. L. Hultgren.
J. B. "Walker . . .
W.C.Petri....
B. M. Clinedinst, Jr.
M. Russo
A. Felldin
L. and J. F. Matt
M. H. McChesney and J. G. Kunze.
H. Muller
L. A. Barber
U. G. Clark and C. Morgan
T. T.Fischer ,
"W. L. Hawes
J. Herrburger
F. "W. Kringel...
J. R. Perry
L. Schubert
"W. "W. Wallace ,
H. P. Brown
K. V. Barnekov ,
G. M. Guild
R. H. Comstock
L. M. French and C. Nalence.
C. ISTalence
A.J. Newby
G. Schomig
A. T. Strauch
P. Anderson
J. A. Weser
T. CahiU
H. N. Moore
A. W. Hall
•J. H. Ludwig and C. A. Ericsson.
F. B.Long
J. P. Mueller
H. Maurer
W. Simkins
A. Boden
P. Soblik
T. L. Lebeau
J. W. Reed
O. H. Bollman . . . .
E. M. Quint
L. A. Bettendorf .
W. T. Smith
"W. T. Smith
G. B. Shearer
W. 0. Nisley
E.G. Schleicher..
F. E. Lyon
F."W. Hedgeland. .
B. F. Fuchs
A. Marberger
J. P. Richardson .
No.
515,230
512,655
517,164
520,972
518,074
518,075
514,603
518 372
.517,.364
527.056
516,861
525,. 512
519,645
519,646
520,290
512,914
531,012
525,608
529,183
518,922
513,517
520,198
525,654
515,080
519,800
.516,278
523,323
520,707
520,139
513,616
527,533
512,048
527,399
527,048
.527,485
515,078
520,989
517,951
528,209
516,451
519,166
515,279
525,180
515,049
525,591
515,426
521,937
531,057
518,200
515,176
522,955
523,092
520,667
512,206
514,711
515,152
529,282
514,724
519,611
527,028
513,478
524,959
519,157
513,970
519,983
513,341
511,747
515,926
519,797
518,163
527 504
522,124
515,597
520,595
528,154
517,285
517,239
Date.
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Jan. 9
Mar. 27
June 5
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Mar. 20
Sept. 4
May 8
May 8
May 22
Jan. 16
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
May 22
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
May 15
Mar. 13
July 24
May 29
May 22
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
June 5
Apr.
10
Oct.
30
Mar.
13
May
1
Feb.
20
Aug.
28
Feb.
20
Sept.
Feb.
4
27
June 26
Dec.
IK
Apr.
10
i'eb.
20
July
17
July
17
May
29
Jan.
2
Feb.
13
Feb.
20
Nov.
13
Feb.
13
May
8
Oct.
2
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
May 1
Jan. 30
May 15
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
May 15
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
June 26
Feb. 27
May 29
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
2061
1537
2405
394
1096
1098
1055
1630
2737
629
1870
319
1281
1282
2371
2010
1631
479
1188
2565
2980
2217
562
1812
1529
1990
3076
2113
3152
1414
528
1190
618
1332
1808
428
2595
1181
405
2140
2115
1765
456
2411
2112
1706
1322
1970
1349
1564
2990
791
1231
1932
1358
1258
1214
584
2912
1685
392
3713
1822
2672
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216
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332
2016
133
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1211
791
791
1021
407
1542
1241
881
513
697
991
1255
1226
851
1636
422
1167
972
728
291
101
249
131
277
1225
1274
182
537
1689
616
1288
1090
1217
1236
1349
1634
1556
259
1255
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227
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150
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pianos or organs. "Wrist-supporting hand-guide for .
Pianos. Repeating mechanism for
Pianos. Stringing
Pianos. Treble-bridge for
Pick
Pick
Pick
Pick
Pick, &c. Miner's
Pick or similar tool
Picker:
See Bean-picker. Pruit-picker.
Cotton-picker. "Waste or rag picker.
Cranberry -picker.
Picking up pins, &c. Apparatus for •
Pickling-tank
Picture-exhibitor
Picture folding support or stand
Picture- frame
Picture-hanger
Picture-hanger
Picture-hanger
Picture-hanger. Adjustable
Picture-hanging device
Picture-hook
Pie-rack. Folding
Pigment from lead-fumes. Making sublimed-lead. . .
Pigment from lead-fumes. Method of and apparatus
for making white-lead
Pigment from metallic fumes. Apparatus for the
manufacture of
Pigment-furnace
Pigment. Making sublimed-lead
Pigments. Manufacturing
Pile-driving apparatus
Pile fabric. "Woven
Pile-point and permanent anchor for piles or cables. .
Pile-shoe
Piles from teredo, &c. Composition for preserving..
Piles in running water. Apparatus for driving
Piles. Method of and apparatus for preserving
Piling. Sheet-
Pill-compressing machine
Pill-machine i...
Pill-machine
Pill-machine
Pill-machine
Pillow or cushion
Pillow. Sham
Pilot-bar lifter
Pin:
See Belaying-pin. Horse-blanket pin.
Brooch-pin. Insulator-pin.
Crank-pin. Neckwear-pin.
Drawing-pin. Safety-pin.
Hair-pin. Scarf-pin.
Hat-pin. "Wrist-pin.
Pin
Pin
Pin
Pin for attaching flowers to dresses
Pin-guard
Pin retainer. Scarf-
Pins, bolts, and rivets. Tool for making
Pinking-machine
Pipe:
See Blowpipe. Stove or furnace pipe.
J?urnace-pipe. Suction-pipe.
Hot-air pipe. Tobacco-pipe.
Sheet-metal pipe. Wooden pipe.
Soil-pipe.
Pipe and boiler covering
Pipe and joining edges of same. Conductor-
Pipe and nut wrench. Combined
Pipe-bender
Pipe-bending machine
Pipe-damp
Pipe-cleaning apparatus -
Pipe. Clip for use in making joints in cast-iron
Pipe connection
Pipe connection
Pipe connection for fluids
Pipe connection. Metal
Pipe corrugating and seam-grooving machine. Sheet-
metal-
Pipecoupling
Pipe-coupling ,
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Name.
C. Heinrich
F. Lindner
C. S. "Weber
C. L. O. Altenburg
J. Z. Coblens
J. Z. Coblens
J. Z. Coblens
M. Hardsocg
C. Camm
~W. K. Birkinshaw.
A. B. Olson
G. Liebau
J. E. Eklund
D. B. "Williams
J.J.Allen
L. Church
"W. S. Jaeger
P. H. Lynch
M. Schwartz
H. Kedmond
J.B. Hall
T. J. Shannon
E. 0. Bartlett
E. O. Bartlett
E. 0. Bartlett
E. 0. Bartlett
E. O. Bartlett and C. V. Petraeus .
G. E. Moore
C . McDermott
H. Hard wick
D. Neale
A. Harris
C. Araoudts
"W. Baptist. (Keissue)
A. A. Polhamus
J. A. "Wakefield
E. Shoemaker, Jr
A. G. Brown
M. Pv. Chrisler and H. M. Smith . . .
A. Col ton
A. Colton
"W. Voffler
W. T. Lorimer
P. G. Cotter, L. Holladay, and K. J.
Duncan.
S. Dancyger
E. Le Greslev-Cox
C. D. Rutherford .
E."W. Stifel
F. G. Stephenson .
J. F. Ruffner
P. J. Conroy
C. H. Bayle'y
C. Ehrlicher
"W. J. Flecker
G. "W. Thomas
T. Seaton, Sr
J. C. Orr
C.Hall
A.C.Mueller
E. H. Gowing
E. B. Vanvorce
"W.J. "Walker
T. and W. T. James
P.J. McGuire
T. C. Belding
O. Ames
J. D. Anderson
A. Bryant
J. J. Burke
W. "W. Gage
"W. Martin
No.
519,675
530, If 8
514,976
.'129.994
524,818
524,819
524,820
527,331
522,966
527,629
531,3^4
512,725
520,953
.528,704
520,385
522,510
.527,793
521,291
517,195
520,706
514,222
519,007
515,042
515,041
515,040
515,039
515,459
518,963
.529,293
518,883
517,880
521.285
526,552
11,429
518,354
527,469
527,562
519,525
523,785
513,986
525,384
527,634
516,270
522,452
522,290
520,165
514,132
518,868
531,397
526,746
520,636
527,928
517,852
518,767
526,420
528,036
521,417
.527,200
528,234
517,611
528,045
524,051
531,615
514,768
525,438
530,917
526,097
520,514
522,005
521,465
521,122
Date.
May 8
Deo. 4
Feb. 20
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
July 17
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
Jan. 16
June 5
Nov. 6
May 22
July 3
Oct. 23
June 12
Mar. 27
May 29
Feli. 6
May 1
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
May 1
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
June 12
Sept. 25
July 10
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
May 8
July 31
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
July 3
July 3
May 22
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
May 29
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Monthly
volume.
1319
196
1654
2618
1460
1462
1463
1073
1363
1893
2311
1047
367
322
2529
570
1843
959
2459
3075
428
111
1756
1754
1753
1751
2452
41
1380
2493
756
952
2142
1341
1599
1311
1453
1075
2801
22
112
1574
879
482
317
48
414
628
356
357
357
259
338
455
551
396
89,90
79
611
146
443
227
578
744
103
27
"443"
66
443
66
442
66
608
66
67
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67
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354
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696
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380
206
122
201
2160
244 I
2466
2329 :
128 I
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2081
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2311
1940
Oct. 23 22b7
June 12
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
1176
850
2641
315
2301
134
2707
1324
204
55
526
59
611
555
30
711
498
Dec. 18 1 1465
Sept. 18 1 1348
May 29 ' 2741
June 26 I 2251
June 19 1283
June 5 1 655
574
463
552
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)280
207
036
74
555
30
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330
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314
664
540
299
154
274
298
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583
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66 1634
67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
573
Alphabetical list of mventions — Continued.
Invention.
pe-conpling
pe-couplin g
pe coniiling apparatus. Air or steam
pe-couplin g. Comliiuation soft and hard metal. . .
pe-conplins. Flexible
pe conpling. Lead-
pe-coTering and manufacturing same
pe-cnttor
pe-cutting machine
pe. Bevice for filling joints of metal
pe dies. Screw-dummy for sewer-
pe drilling and tapping tool
Name.
C. Shields
B. P.Stone
J. Emerson
S. M. Friede
J. A. Lynch ,
F. L. Decarie ,
C. B. Manville ,
J. J. and J. J. McCarthy
J. B. "Waring
J. F. Gleason
A.F. Foster
pe-drilling device .
pe fastener
pe fastener. Conductor-
pe-fitting apparatus
pe-fitting. Combination-tool for
pe from mandrels. Kemoving artificial
pe-hanger
pe-hanger
pe-hanger
pe-han ger
pe-han ger
pe-hanger.-
pe hanger. Steam-
pe-holder
pe-.joining device
pe-.join t
pe-ioint
pe-joint. Flexible
pe-,ioint-reducing apparatus
pe joint. Steam or water
pe. joint. Submarine-
pe-lengths. Fitting for connecting
pe-making machine
pe-nipples. Device for holding
pe or nut wrench
pe or nut wrench
pe or rod coupling
pe or rod wrench
pe plug. Soil or other
pe, ratchet, and monkey wrench. Combined .
pe-te.sting apparatus. Gas-
pe threading and cutting-oflf machine
pe-wrench
pe- wrench ,
pe-wrencli
pe-wrencli
pe- wrench
pe-wrench
pe- wreu ch
pe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe- wren cli
Pipe- wrench
Pipe- wrench
Pipe- wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench ,
Pipe wrench and cutter. Combined
Pipe wrench and cutter. Combined
Pipe-wrench. Chain
Pipe-wrench. Chain
Pipe- wrench. Chain
Pipe- wrench. Chain
Pipes, &c. Cap and locking device for closing
Pipes, covering wire, &c. Apparatus for manufac-
turing
Pipes. Device for thawing Ice from
Pipes. Drain-cup and strainer for air-
Pipes. Drainage-trap for steam-
Pipes in situ. Manufacture of monolithic
Pipes. Machine for forming corrugated elbow-
Pipes. Machine for making conductor-
Pipes. Manufacture of
Pipes. Street-bos for gas or water
Pipes. Street-box for gas or water
■p-
514,734
512,457
516,480
521,437
523,583
511,937
527,867
531,549
514,577
519,672
521,445
515,976
525.385
525,088
518,943
519,568
522.471
518,557
528,319
521,149
519,318
524.603
512,257
518,825
515,922
522,456
518,556
521,017
515,627
524,613
524,400
523,615
529,806
520,988
518,558
515,826
525,320
521,130
528,168
513,580
521,835
525,68.3
511,848
519,175
531,299
519,254
516,485
523.810
518,818
521,267
523,356
H. Lind 531,125
J. Lvtle 522,795
M. H. Riza 529, 196
M. F. Smith
J. E.Feelv
T. C. Belding
J. H. EUer
J. "W. Cooney
J. Kohler
"W. A. Tip.son
A. .J. Beaton
K.Boyd
A. Bryant
"W. Mcllvrid
E. G. Minnemeyer.
F. A. Pelton
S. O'Brien
J. B.Davis
W. A. Tipson
N. "W. Condict
W. Sykes
A. J. Sargent
G. 0. Rinman
J. A. Barhydt
E. Rann
G. TV. Harrington .
W. A. Tipson
T. Gibney
H. M. Glines
C. Van De Water
S. M. Jones
A. S. King and R. Beardsley ..
H. G. Tillinghast
S. M. Friede
W. P. Kesselring
A. W. Cash
W. A. Blaisdell
J. Geisendorfer
C.Hall
C.Hall
E. M. Jackson and F. Roberts -
W.King
S. Kreisher
pes.
pes.
pes.
pes.
stol -
stol. Magazine- P. Elachon and E. Minard.
ston-head. Steam-engine , CO. Hegsem.
0. C. Stanley .
D. P. Stanton
L. AVacbtler
J. E. Wakefield
C. H. Weaver
J.D.Wilson
G.P. Woelfel. (Reissue)
J. P. Wynn and T. W. Gillespie.
J. Green
N. E.Smith
C. L. Mahnicke
J. H. Newell
J. H. Newell
N. R. Streeter and C. P. Mosher.
J. Riling
A.Wylie
I. H. Simpson
A. P. Massey
E. E. Gold
E. L. Ransome
W. C. Winfield and J. F. McNutt .
E. H. Fickinger
G. W. Fox
F. A. W. Davis
F. A. W. Davis
W.W.Kimball
No.
Date.
ston-removing device
ston-rods electrically. Apparatus to control the
strokes of
ston-rods to cross-heads.
ston-rods to cross-heads.
tch-board
Device for securing.
Device for securing.
D. E. Sullivan .
C. E. Ongley...
E. J. Armstrong
C. G.Turner
W. E. Frasier ..
516,661
523,691
516,286
529,982
516,249
527,917
11,459
518,517
514,000
514,166
514,721
526,047
.530,547
520,712
518,008
512,143
529,204
530,702
522,253
517,808
520,870
,531,170
525,197
530,581
530,887
513,237
520,666
514,621
526,589
513,051
521,695
524,033
529,027
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
June 12
July 24
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
May 8
June 12
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Aug. 28
May 1
May 8
July 3
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
June 12
May 8
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
July 3
Apr. 17
June 5
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
July 24
Nov. 27
June 5
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
July 10
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
July 31
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
May 29
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
July 3
Apr. 3
June 5
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
May 29
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Jan. 16
June 19
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
1274
1228
1226
1217
2437
358
1971
2596
1000
1315
1239
391
114
1947
14
1146
510
1936
2783
703
693
1083
868
2409
297
489
1935
472
2719
1113
772
2488
2270
427
Apr. 17 I 1937
Mar. 6
Aug. 28
June 5
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
June 26
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
May 1
Dec. 25
May 1
Mai-. 13
July 31
Apr. 24
June 12
July 24
Dec. 18
156
2331
671
2517
3096
1921
612
161
425
2161
569
1235
2850
2398
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2046
1831
1080
1209
1546
2637
899
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347
2062
2142
1876
43
312
1252
1260
850
3084
991
1222
1116
.34
655
209
1921
2135
911
1409
2505
2988
1080
2197
2220
1674
109
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609
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146
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517
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592
216
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212
622
198
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464
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740
248
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295
271
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164
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521
223
335
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533
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69
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69
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66
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244
1697
1433
501
68
409
1737
1059
798
1438
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1171
1062
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768
101
385
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1337
685
877
164
483
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97
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1282
1410
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819
510
1108
1274
385
1482
1132
1318
524
718
1.596
1263
34
630
1654
647
1699
593
481
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432
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220
885
1773
554
1637
1166
1626
427
1635
375
862
912
1107
1406
1386
1169
199
131
1433
26
127
1236
1595
1094
1397
1487
572
1074
1593
446
67 1534
68 682
69 ! 833
574
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pitcher. Ice-
Pitchers, &c. Shieldfor
Pitchfork
Pitchforks. Manufacture of
Pitching-machine
Pitman connection
Pitman-head
Pits or vaults. Constructing water-tight
Pivoted tooth-bar
Placards, &o. Machine for horderlng
Placer-machine
Placer machine. Dry
Placer machine. Dry
Placket-fastener for garment-skirts
Placket-guard
Plait-forming machine
Plaiting apparatus
Plane
Plane
Plane
Plane
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench or other
Plane. Carpenter's
Plane. Carpenter's
Plane. Carpenter's
Plane-iron
Plane. Kabheting-
Plane. Stop and chamfer
Planer. Automatic gear-
Planer feed mechanism. Metal-
Planer feed-roll
Planer. Felly-
Planer. Portable
Planer. Kotary cylinder
Planer. Sliding
Planetarium. Coin-operated
Planim eter
Planing and boring machine. Combined
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Plantng-machine 5
Planing-machine feeding device. Metal-
Planing machine. Metal-
Planing-machines. Adjustable bearing for upper
feed-rolls of
Planin g machines. Feed-roller for wood-
Plant-holder
Plant-setter
Plant-support
Plants. Apparatus for growing
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter and cultivator
Planter and cultivator. Combination
Planter and cultivator. Combined potato
Planter and distributer
Planter and fertilizer distributer
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Combined
Planter and fertil.zer-distrlbuter. Combined
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Combined
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Combined cotton-
seed
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Com-
Planter and Kuano-diHtributer. Seed-
Planter and tobacco-hiller. Combined
Planter. Automatic check-row com-
Name.
F. E. Wallace
M. L. Buckley
A. E. Hammarstrom .
F. S. Kretsinger
H. Torchiani
T. Kegan
P. Swenson
W. Macleod
J.I. Hoke
M. Funke
E. L. Chatterson
T. L. "Walmsley and H. H. Wright.
H. W. andM. Watson
J. Adrianson
P. Fabisch
C. C. Emmons
C. L. Seward
J. A. Traut
J. A. Traut ,
J. A. Traut and C. Bodmer ,
J. W. Tripp ,
G. W. Wright and A. A. Page ,
T. W. Fuller
W. E. Crompton
H. Foucault
C . S. Hinnershotz
W. F. Kellett
W. Beddo ws ,
A. A. Curry ,
W. and J. E. Gleasou .
W. Gleason
J. D. Sigler
W. E. Dunn
H.B. Hughes
M. R. Hubbell and W. W. Cate . .
A. Stables
J. M. Sullivan
E. J. WilUs
J. P. Burnham
G.Bird
D. Jenkins
J. Thomlinson, Jr., and E. L. Kast-
holm.
J. S. Detrick and L. H. Bachtell. . .
J. S. Wheeler
J. R. Thomas
W. N. Sawyer . .
S. W. Babbitt...
H. M. Hodson . .
N. Leonard
W.Oliver
J. W. Barlow....
J. E.Betts
J. W. Campbell .
J. A. Elam ,
L. C.Evans
C. E. P. Hobart
L. B. Lancaster
J. C. Lloyd
Z. H.Miller
G. W. Murray
G. W.Murray
J. R. TSTorcott
R. B. Ormiston
J.W.Parker
J. Specht and I. Armand .
C. W.Warner
J. N. Wilson
H. Nehrmeyer .
J. W. Moore...
J.M.Blake
J.N.Bell
G. W. Ashcraft
H. Compton
A. J. and B. M. Harrington .
J.R.Kelly
G. W. Murray
J. W. and W. C. Duryea.
J.P.Allen, Sr
T. L. Gray
A. Anderson
No.
Date.
515,632
517,789
514,069
524,719
514,172
527,128
517,177
530,646
518,603
526,307
528,503
520,745
529,340
520,761
530,027
528,468
531,470
516,413
528,829
515,003
516,780
512,084
528,087
518,521
529.681 '
514,226 ]
526,154
512,147 t
515,659
518,497
514,594
521,297 j
517,334 ;
516,815 :
512,583
512.916
,'525,397
529,008
525,329 ,
513,869 \
526,903
529,428
518,183
531,489
520,714
519,739
525,644
519,712
516,632 1
523,991
512,462
515,318
526,436
519,248 I
526,521
523,525
518,671
515,151 I
529,660
520,887
520,890
529,298
515,159
528,235
527,816
531,606
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
May 29
Nov. 13
June 5
Nov. 27
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Mar. 13
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Feb. 13
June 12
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
]S!ov. 13
Sept. 4
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
May 29
May 15
Sept. 4
May 15
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
May 1
Sept. 25
July 24
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
June 5
June 5
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Dec. 25
518,979 i May 1
Mar. 13
July 17
Aug. 28
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
Feb. 0
Jan. 30
June 5
Dec. 18
Mar. 20
July 3
Mar. 13
516,445 i
523,226
525,068
512,936
528,520
528,364
514,071
513,940
520,891
531,105
516,639
522,367
516,177
Monthly
volume.
2726
626
146
1293
322
743
2427
1026
2014
1713
3098
3131
1455
1
2678
3043
2468
1116
555
1787
1738
594
2378
1882
2066
432
1447
692
2769
679
156
35
316
77
182
571
250
500
404
;751
1752
758
351
1
643
738
588
265
133
451
409
143
574
466
495
105
338
167
Official
Gazette.
1832
C455
H56
1042 ! 261
229
C629
\ 630
424
341
477
34.35
210
2
C876
)877
69
67
66
66
2681
1792
1414
2013
138
3562
393
1635
1274
C388
1389
321
(595
1 .'i96
3087 747
2501
1428
534
1389
1491
42
1234
2226
1969
562
2100
2354
2139
1929
2032
245
251
1387
1942
2642
1874
2694
1169
1826
1909
2043
1
2858
149
3661
253
1792
1503
326
716
345
130
335
354
10
298
551
(469
H70
136
(500
1501
591
535
483
487
57,58
59
334
486
637
450
646
] 18
( 19
280
(459
1460
467
484
1
692
35
902
59,60
427
359
84
(168
1169
>68
69
69
66
66
67
1411
121
881
928
913
153
1956
1417
414
1491
629
1177
932
1197
1187
618
1713
1676
748
1221
1806
114
484
376
10(i2
933
1439
133
1420
[67 368
1066
1383
67
>66
66
66
69
68
'66
J 69
67
1 69
67
67
68
67
66
68
66
66
[68
67
1 68
68
67
2005
1817
279
408
1175
828
1152
73
983
248
1719
1169
832
1250
825
1746
669
245
1315
1551
646
1575
486
436
1248
1055
1242
1243
917
1250
546
392
1757
548
1686
374
1056
412
647
586
882
825
1243
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66 I 1765
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Uo 1602
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
575
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Planter. Automatic cotton or corn
Planter. Cane-
Planter. Check-row
Planter check-row attachment
Planter check-row attachment. Corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row com-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row com-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Combined corn and cotton
Planter. Combined cotton and com
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Jflanter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com- -
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com- - ,
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com and cotton
Planter. Com or cotton
Planter. Cotton-
Planter. Cotton-seed
Planter. Double-row com-
Planter drill attachment
Planter furrow-closing attachment. Com-
Planter. Hand-
Planter. Hand com-
Planter. Hand com-
Planter. Hand seed-
Planter. Hand seed-
Planter or fertilizer-distributer. Seed-
Planter. Potato-
Planter. Potato-
Planter. Potato- ,
Planter. Potato-
Planter. Potato-
Planter ridging attachment. Corn-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter, seed-drill, and cultivator. Combined corn-
Planter seed-dropping mechanism
Planter. Tobacco-
Planters. Anchor for check -row
Planters. Anchor for check-row
Planters. Feed-actuating device for
Planters. "Wireless check-row attachment for corn
Planting com. Method of and means for
Planting-machine fertilizer attachment
Planting seeds. Appliance for and method of
Plaquets of india-rubber, &c. Forming tubular
Plaster
Plaster-boards. Machine for manufacturing
Plaster composition
Plaster. Composition of matter for
Plaster. Manufacture of
Plaster. "Wall-
Plaster. Wall-
Name.
H. Nehrmeyer ,
E. Olivera y Martinez ,
E. "W.Collins
S. W. Harman and F. H. Eomans . -
A. V. Biggs
J. F. De Jarnatt
E. J. Griffiths and J. G. Miller . .
G. E,. McGinnis
J. "W.Parker
H. Pittman
J., W. C, and G. A. Thode -
0. T. Wood
W. C. Sanders, Jr
G. Wittich
W. Ahlers
A. Anderson
C. A. Beerstecher
F.L. Block
G. W. Campbell
G. W. Campbell
B.F.Darby
B. Deardorff
J. A.Dodd
G. D. Frederick
H. H. Gunner and F. O. Shirley .
M.L.HaU
A.Klink
G.P.Kuhn
J. and J. Kurt
A. Listen and C. Schick
G. W. Packer
E. E. Schlosser
J.Selby
U. Shaeffer
B.F.Smith
C. 0. Weltzin
H. H. Pieper
M. Brown
J. Harper and F. Clingfast .
S. P. Sawyer
P. M. We'isel
A. L. and D. L. Baughman .
A. W. Trotter
J. Chadwell
G. L. Hudson
P. Schendzelos ,
J. M. Basket
W.Dulin
J. E. Hunter
D. M.Baldwin
F. Gaunt
A. D. George
T. L.Good
M. F. Myers
L. Eunyan
L. D. Benner
V.G. Eichey
J. A. Thompson
A. Wade...
G. H. WiUetts
M. P. Simpson and E. P. Williams.
N, S. Burch
W. M.Kuhns
J. Valentien
J. A. Whitson
P. E. Johnson
W. J. Taylor
J. W. Hill and L. D. Benner
L. A. Aspinwall
M. Weber, J. Perschl, and P. Weber.
W. Barr, Jr., and D. McKay
T. Jones
E. C. Smith
J. H.Glenn
J. D. Preston
H. C. Higginson
J. Q. Chase
A. Hobbs
No.
516,446
513,807
528,761
531,117
.529,104
530,259
512,697
522,381
520,862
513,198
515,265
527,824
526.000
520,872
528,842
516,176
522,040
527,932
515,040
530,326
520,669
512,646
528,901
515,329
529,167
518,840
527,429
518,459
518,960
514,943
525,359
526,749
523,414
512,626
517,245
524,430
514,868
530,256
524,760
516,613
526,646
513,664
516,067
520,726
516,537
517,487
515,643
521,763
511,890
523,954
525,893
512,370
518,141
525,918
527,160
519,692
526,744
518,014
524,474
512,079
529,423
514,411
520,187
523,388
526,424
530,532
514,518
529,492
529,099
526,512
519,900
518,784
529,535
514,357
519,548
519,259
516,914
520,783
Date.
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Jan. 16
July 3
June 5
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
June 5
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
June 26
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
May 29
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Apr. 24'
Oct. 16
Apr. 17
May 1
Feb. 20
Sept. 4
Oct. 2
July 24
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
May 29
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
June 19
Jan. 2
July 31
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
May 15
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
May 22
July 24
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Sept. 25
May 15
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Feb. 6
May 8
May 1
Mar. 20
June 5
Monthly
volume.
1173
3459
420
1816
1047
320
1607
353
197
2444
2117
1884
281
852
5 101
) 102
(431
)432
252
80
386
90,91
44
590
525
526
452
Official
Gazette.
1181
270
213
48
590
139
711
C167
)168
2302
551
2090
500
1761
(444
442
(110
3003
(725
J 726
1524
366
684
(164
H65
2243
(555
)556
1153
278
2426
601
1238
304
1780
442
37
10
1601
402
62
17,18
132
31
2143
538
1480
357
2532
595
813
(198
J 199
1481
(372
^373
316
79
13.58
331
1456
344
2297
550
3240
795
543
127
3102
751
1331
317
120
27
2742
684
1807
428
280
64,65
3114
775
1010
(227
^228
1055
258
1202
301
1047
238
791
193
1355
(327
^328
126
30
998
(250
^251
880
217
587
140
1621
(385
)386
722
183
2199
(535
1536
2095
527
1947
465
821
204
906
230
1762
419
1040
251
2085
497
1688
411
2338
1838
438
643
164
1112
575
140
1962
39
69
68
67 ; 1236
09 753
^69
I 67
66
[69
566
69
67
69
67
67
66
68
69
68
66
66 I 1976
^68 ! 827
69 1273
68 i 939
66 I 1740
68 I 1611
66 i 743
66
67
66 j 1716
67 I 25
60 1414
67 1 1557
66 ! 55
68 ' 643
;67
'68
66
•69
66
[67
68
440
1547
1381
1042
1005
855
1572
882
472
102O
974
762
649
66 1850
67 , 1204
576
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
luvention.
Plastering compormd
Plastering -retarder and making same
Plastering walls. Composition for
Plastic articles. Manufacture of
Plastic composition
Plastic compound and making same
Plastic compounds. Press for molding
Plastic material for replacing wood, metal, stone, &c
Plastic material. Making indurated articles from. .
Plate and cup and saucer Jiolder
Plate-holder
Name.
mo.
Date.
Plate-holder. Magazine
Plate-lifter
Plate-lifter
Plate-lifter. Automatic
Plate or platter
Platform :
See Window-platform.
Platform- step
Platforms. Leveling mechanism for tank and dredge
Plating metallic surfaces with silver. Composition
of matter for
Plating metals with aluminium
Plating one material with another
Pliers
Pliers
Pliers. Cutting-
Pliers. Wire crimping and fastening
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow-
Plow.
Plow .
Plow.
Plow.
Plow
Plow and planter. Combined
Plow and subsoiler. Undercut
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow-beams. "Weight for
Plow. Cultivator-
Plow. Double-stock
Plow-fender
Plow. Gang-
Plow. Hand-
Plow. Hand garden-
Plow-holder attachment
Plow-iron clamp
Plow or cultivator
Plow planter attachment
Plow-point
Plow-points. Mechanism for shaping the welding-
edges of
Plow. Reversible
Plow. Hiding-
Plow riding attachment
Plow riding attachment
Plow. Kotary
Plow. Rotary
Plow. Rotary
Plow seed-sowing attachment...
Plowshare-sharpening machine .
Plow-shovel
Plow. Side-hill ,
Plow. Steam-
Plow-stock. Combination .
Plow. Su hmarine
Plow. Sulky-
Plow. Sulky-
Plow-sulky
Plow sulky attachment
A. "W.Smith
"W. M. Dawson
C. M. Armstrong
K. Witz
J.Pattigler
"W. M. Dawson
J. Hoffman
I/. P. Hemmer
J. C. Peabody
O.L.Miller
M. Flammang
A. Stegemann
A. M. and H. L. Burnham.
H. "W. Markham
G. "W.Best
W. C.Gaskill
528,995
523,658
516,4«2
520,283
529,876
511.879
516,814
.520.824
517,011
515,299
530,100
519,276
515.902
515,242
516,342
529,520
A. G. Leonard I 517,282
E. S. Bennett 516,785
J. "W. Skinner 511,810
E. C. Broadwell .
T.A.Edison ...
J. V- Ashcraft
"W^. A. Bernard
W. A. Bernard
E. L. "Williams
J.L. Aldred
W. A. Armstrong
J. D. Biirkhart, C. H. "Waterman,
and J. D. Smith.
B. E. Cadenhead
M. P. M. Davis
G. Drovedal
J. T. and J. A. Drummond
J. S.Edge
R. Finot
R. E. Hopkins
C. A. Johnson
T. J.Kelley
W. I. Manning
C. Maish
G. Martin
F. S.Moore
G. Moore
H. Oldendorph
H. A.W.Smith
G. B. St. John
G. W. Whatley
H.Wiard
J. H. Wiles
J. F. andE. J. Williams
H.B.Martin
M. Culbertson and J. J". Burke .
O. T.Jensen
J. A. L. Gist..-.
H. C. Often and A. Kathmann . .
J. T. Barber
J. F. Greiner
W. H. Holsclaw
R. Conway
W. C. GUinore
G.B.St. John
W.A.Clark
H. Forman
J. W. Grubbs
T. Prentice
H. G. Sawyer
W. W. Miller....
W. D. Hott
J. Kleihauer, Jr .
W. E. Stafford...
J.W.Dunbar ...
L. D. Railsback .
N. H. Roberts . . .
G. W. .lohnson . .
S. S.Mori-ill
L. M. Meeter, H. and W. D. McClure.
G. Willard
C. F. Johnson
A. E. Jones
J. Haltou
C . Anderson
E. C. Westervelt and 0. W. Clapp.
H. Clawson
H. K. Hoshouer
527,478
526,147
512,086
526,479
520,480
.'i26,766
526.122
530,061
518,936
512,678
515,752
531.167
517,333
517,215
515.876
525,762
514,552
526,235
531,322
521,032
529,870
513,335
513,408
528,107
525,867
512,455
528,576
515,417
514,978
526,765
520,932
528,324
521,117
531,027
528,792
524,774
513.918
530.047
516,521
528 937
512,456
519,806
521,022
527,683
530,452
530,204
Nov. 13
July 31
Mar. 13
May 22
A'^ov. 27
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
June 5
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Dec. 4
May 1
Mar. 6
Feb. 20 i
Mar. 13 !
Nor. 20 ;
Monthly
volume.
86fi
2564
1203
2360
2394
263
1790
125
2117
2184
39
602
268
2083
985
1825
Mar. 27 j 2.593
Mar. 20 1 1746
Jan. 2 ! 97
Oct. 16
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Nov. 27
May 1
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Dec. 18
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 6
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
June 5
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
Jan. 9
Nov. 6
1324
1435
597
2039
2040
162
1393
2745
3
1572
30
: 1916
i 2679
i 2492
226
! 764
9.59
1586
2201
495
2386
2665
2777
2413
974
1225
91
Feb. 27 2391
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
June 5
Oct. 30
June 5
Dee. 18
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
May 15
June 5
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
516,743 Mar. 20
517,923 : Apr. 10
527,996 ! Oct. 23
523,017 I July 17
526,806 Oct. 2
528,511 I Oct. 30
530,964 i Deo. 18
521,542 I June 19
513,811
516.544
520,281
517,047
526,784
525,897
.521,969
526.983
526,805
516,536
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
May 22
Mar. 27
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
June 26
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
1656
161
338
2792
648
1658
477
1383
3631
2712
1311
768
1226
1541
478
1656
646
223
1692
830
2229
1457
225
3112
1543
1417
3466
1340
2357
2202
194
1015
2174
511
224
1329
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577
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Plow-sweep
Plow. Swivel-.
Plow. Wheel
Plow. Wheel-
Plow. "Wheel-
Plow. Wheeled
Plow. Wheeled
Plug. Fusible
Plus strip. Multiple-
Plug. Tube-
Plumber's grappling-tool
Plume-fa.stener for helmets
Plunger-operating mechanism
Plush, &c. Means for preventing creasing of'folded
Pneumatic brake
Pneumatic cash-carrier apparatus ■
Pneumatic controller
Pneumatic controller
Pneumatic dispatch system
Pneumatic dispatch systems. Eeceiviug and dis-
patch box for
Pneumatic dispatch systems. Switch -rail for
Pneumatic dispatch-tube
Pneumatic dispatch-tube gate
Pneumatic dispatch-tube 8y.stem
Pneumatic-dispatch-tube.systems. Valve for
Pneumatic-dispatchtube terminal
Pneumatic dispatch-tubes. Eeceiviug-box for
Pneumatic dispatch-tubes. Keceiving-box for
Pneumatic elevator
Pneumatic j ack
Pneumatic shears
Pneumatic spring
Pneumatic-tired wheel
Pneumatic-tired wheel
Pneumatic tool
Pnt'umati c tool
Pneumatic tool
Pneumatic transmitter or store-service
Pneumatic tube-fisher
Pneumatic-tube systems. Station for
Pneumatic tubing ,
Pocket-book
Pocket-book ,
Pocket-book and cigar case. Combined
Pocket-book and head-rest. Combined
Pocket-book and satchel lock. Combined
Pocket-book. Coin
Pocket-book guard or fastener
Pocket-book holder
Pocket-books, purses, or satchels. Frame for
Pocket-books, &c. Corner or frame for
Pocket. Garment-
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket register and indicator
Point and switch
Poison-distributer
Poke. Animal-
Pole and neck-yoke connection for vehicles
Pole attachment. Vehicle-
Pole. Carriage-
Pole coupling. Carriage-
Pole coupling. Vehicle-
Pole tip. Vehicle-
Pole. Vehicle-
Pole. Vehicle-
Pole. Vehicle-
Poles and shafts. Extension-piece for combined
Police-signal
Poli.shing and staining machine
Polishing articles of manufacture. Apparatus for
automatically
Polishing-raachine
Polishing-machine -
Polishing-machine expanding cylinder
Poli.shing-machines. Article-holding table for
Polishing-machines. Cylinder-adjusting mechanism
for
Polishing-mitt and dauber
Polishing or buffing wheel
Polishing table-knives, &c. Machine for
Polypantograph
Polypantograph
Pool-balls. Constructing
Name.
J. F. Pveeder
A. Gale and E. Tremhlay .
F. Bunjes
S.D. Poole
J. W. Swickard
J. H. Jone-j
H. Lindestrom
C. G.Ludlow
H.G. Rounds
A . L. Harrison
W. Thomas
L. A. Hayes
C.Whitfield
A. Hox
F.M. Speed
0. Ames
E. H. Dewson, Jr.
E. H. Dewson, Jr.
0. Konigslow
L. G. Bostedo
S. F. Leake . . .
L. G. Bostedo ,
S. F. Leake
S. F. Leake
A. W. Pearsall
O. Ames
L. G. Bostedo and E. A. Fordyce .
E. A. Fordyce
J. H. Finley
A. J. McDonald
C. O. Heggeni
A.C. Mather
W. Turner
H.W". Verdon
J. G. Carlinet
D. Drawbaugh
C. B.King
C. O. Tale and J. H.Ames
W.C. Bloomer
H. C. Kelley
C. W. S. Turner
D. M. Read
M. Scheuer
E. Waldeuberger
F. Denio
N. Emert
K. Tompkins
A . Saripkin
F. Holzhauer
S. Scheuei
L. B. Prahar
P. T. Mahon
C. C. Moritz and S. D. Greenwood. .
J. P. Nordlow
D. A. Stiles
B. von Biiltzingslowen
B. von Biiltzingslowen
B. von Biiltzingslowen
T. Stocker
J. E. Bill lips
F. Splittstoser
F. Fisher
H. L. Kingsley
F. Quf iszer .'
N. L. Holmes
W. J. Kaufifman
A. Stair
E. Bailey
E.Clark
W. R. Maxwell
J. B. Struble
H. Broome
M. J. Burns
L. and A. SchmoU
E. L. Carrington
No.
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E. Berglind and A. Reuterdahl .
M. D. Wavman
E. S. Evarts
F. H. Barnard
F. E. Schmitt
T. P. Hebblewbite and F. Harvey.
T. J.Clearv
E. F. Kuechler and H. Starck
L. Kleritj
L. Kleritj
V. B. Hubbell
.525,600
523,457
520,064
523,456
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619,719
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512,873
512,313
597,790
.530,999
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526,342
530 934
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523,178
520,431
527,512
520,705
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530 788
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528,852
529,102
514,528
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525,472
518,144
,520,515
518,148
512,718
512,719
522,791
Date.
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Sept. 4
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May 8
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Nov. 6
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May 15
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Oct. 9
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Sept. i
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Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
May 29
Nov. 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
May 29
Sept. 18
Jan. 23
July 3
Jan. 9
Feb. 20
July 10
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
July 10
July 17
May 29
Oct. 16
May 29
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Sept. 4
Ma.y 15
July 17
Aag. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Aug. 28
July 17
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
May 29
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 10
Monthly
volume.
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1911
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578
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pool-balls. Manufacturing
Pool-register
Portable elevator
Portable furnace
Portable heater
Portable motor
Portfolio
Post:
See Bumping-post. Lamp-post.
Directoiy-post. Metal post.
Fence-post. Tubular metallic post.
Hltching-post.
Post-driver ^
Post-driver
Post-hole digger
Post or column
Post or pole hole machine
Postal-card. Return
Pot:
See Coffeepot. Glue-pot.
riower-pot. "Watering-pot.
Pot chain and scraper. Combined
Pot or kettle
Potash alum and alumina. Making
Potato-cutter
Potato cutter. Seed-
Potato-cutting machine .
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-di gger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato separating and cleaning machine
Pottery. Decorating
Pottery-kiln
Pottery -machine for forming oval ware
Pouncing-pad. Flexible -
Powder:
See Bleaching-powder. Smokeless powder.
Metallic powder. Soap powder.
Powder-bos
Powder distributer
Powder-divider
Powder-folding machine
Powder holding and delivering device
Powder. Man ufacture of smokeless
Powder or shot feeding mechanism
Powder-receptacle
Powders, &c. Cevice for dividing
Powders. Manufacturing metallic
Powders. Manufacturing metallic
Powdered materials. Apparatus for agitating apd
bleeding
Powdered materials. Apparatus for blending
Powdering plates, &.o. Machine for
Power:
See Chum-power. "Water-power.
Foot or hand power. "Wave and current power.
Power. Apparatus for regulating hydraulic
Power-applying mechanism
Power-converter
Power distribution and regulation. System of ,
Power. Electrical transmission of. ..1
Power. Electrical transmission of
Power. Electrical transmission of
Power. Electrical transmission of
Power-press. Ad, ju.stable
Power-shears
Pciwer-storage apparatus
Powertiansmitter
Power-transmitter
Power-transmitting apparatus .
Power-transmitting device
Name.
T. B. Hubbell
G. J. "Wainwright
W. M. S. Garrison
"W. I. Castleman
J. Graves
A. H. Tyler and J. S. E. de Vesian
W. Jeschke
C. T. Cannon .
E. Heaton
W. Daugherty and J. S. Hill .
O. Andr6
J. P. Morris
J.G. "Wallace
No.
Date.
522,792 ; July 10
524,123 Au'e. 7
522,252 July 3
519,236 : May 1
516.010 I Mar. 6
512,.527 Jan.
515,687 Feb. 27
513,379
516,649
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
N. P. Streeter....
E. Gerber
J. HeibUng
L. A. Aspinwall.
H. C. Odell
C. V. Jones
J. A. Buck
A. H. Dodd
T. Donoho
G. D. N. Edie
C.H.Hall
D. Y. Hallock
J. F. W. Henck . .
M. Klema
"W. F. MoNamire .
G. "W. Phipps
B. A. Keynolds...
A. Smethurst
(Reissue).
515,731 Feb. 27
527,310 ' Oct. 9
515,245 i Feb. 20
520,816 June 5
N. Sturdy
I. C. Butler and G. S. Shepard.
M. L. McLaughlin
J. Hawthorn
A. Lowry
G. E. Brush
C. P. Thomas
C. H. Leggett ....
E. E. McClelland.
"W.A.Hill
J. C . Michael
F. G. duPont
C.S. Hisey
A. P. Thompson and"W. B.Murray.
E. Walsh
J. Sachs and E. Iluber
J. Sachs and E. Huber
J. S. Detwiler
J. S. Detwiler.
B. Baugh
E. H. Thorpe
H. F. Parker and M. G. Gillette .
E. Carlson
J. W. Gibboney
C. S. Bradley
E. M. Hunter
C.F. Scott
N. Tesla
F. M. Leavitt
G. Sears and "W. H. Underwood .
A. G. Page
J. A. Johnson
L.L.Miller
G.J. Altham
J. Evans
514,840
519,764
521,712
11,417'
523,750
513,510
517,516
514,065'
530,263.
513,769
529,122
515,120
512,442
527,863,
526,868
525,361
521,940
520,902
521,057
530,086
526,669
515,221
519,610
515,992
520,343
519,720
526,728
529,908
519,387
519,702
528,097
523,184
531,237
521,991
521,992
525,138
525,095
519,786
523,419
529,875
531,408
524,381
514,586
514,228
515,885
511,915
518,847
522,622
521,768
523,429
520,326
526,887
529,252
Feb. 13
May 15
June 19
Apr. 24
July 31
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
June 26
June 5
June 5
Dec. 4
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
May 8
Mar. 6
May 22
May 15
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
May 8
May 15
Oct. 23
July 17
Dec. 18
June 26
June 26
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
May 15
July 24
Nov. 27
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
July 10
June 19
July 24
May 22
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Monthly
volume.
1076 266
263 61,62
132 31,32
536 129
447
1334
2823
2733
1524
2886
1040
2086
109
1443
1465
1703
2601
2748
2965
164
138
328
3402
1070
1874
1200
1965
332
71
2115
270
543
17
2349
2047
1213
423
2464
1399
2445
828
1371
2396
1756
2043
2225
2226
2035
1961
1508
2149
2392
2344
727
1022
434
230
318
2430
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1814
2164
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
579
Invention.
Power-transmitting device
Power- transmitting mechanism
Power-transmitting or driving mechanism
Power- wheel
Power- wheel
Power-wheel for endless conveyers or elevators
Precious metal. Ornamenting and etching
Precious metals out of their solutions. Precipitating
Precious metal-s. Recovering
Precious ores. Converting and smelting
Precious stones. Machine for cutting
Precious stones. Tool for grinding or polishing
Precipitates. Vessel for collecting ,
Preserving apparatus. Fruit-
Preserving articles or structures -*.
Preserving-case
Preserving citrous fruits
Preserving food
Preserving food by cold, &c
Preserving food compounds
Preserving hams, Xco. Apparatus for
Preserving-jar
Preserving vegetables
Press :
See Arbor-press. Jeweler's press.
Baling-press. Lead-press.
Brick-press. Perfecting-press.
Cheese-press. Photographic embossing-
Cider-press. press.
Cigar-press. Power-press.
Copying-press. Printing-press.
Cotton-press. Proof-press.
Die-press. Rail-bending press.
Double-acting press. Roller-press.
Drill-press. Screw-press.
Drop-press. Signature-press.
Filter-press. Stamping-press.
Fruit or lard press. Stereotyping-press.
Glass-press. Toggle-press.
Gun carriage recoil- Veneer-press,
press. Wine-press.
Hay-press.
Press
Press
Press
Press ,
Press
Press
Press for finishing molded articles
Press for plastic material
Press for riveting, &.c. , metal
Press for veneers, & c
Presses. Means for pressure-limiting in
Pressed-steel seat
Pressure-accumulator
Pressure. Apparatus for indicating and regulating
fluid-
Pressure brake. Fluid-
Pressure brake mechanism. Automatic fluid-
Pressure-gage
Pressure-gage
Pressure-gage. Bourdon
Pressure-gage electric alarm
Pressure gage. Recording steam-
Pressure-gage register
Pressure-recorder
Pressure-regulator *
Pressure-regulator
Pressure-regulator
Pressure-regulator and stop-valve. Automatic
Praasure regulator. Fluid-
Pressure regulator. Fluid-
Pressure regulator. Fluid- ,
Pressure regulator. Fluid-
Pressure regulator. Fluid-
Primary battery
Primary battery
Primary battery
Primary battery
Primary battery
Primary battery
Primary battery and portable electric lamp
Primer. Electrical
Name.
"W. Schofield
D. C. Frazeur
C. Pauthonier
A. J. B. Berger ..
A. Bienkowski . . .
A. J. B. Berger...
H. Goodwin
C. Moldenhauer . .
W.P.Miller .....
C.M.Allen
G. Armeuy
A. Neydeck
H. N. Fraser
S. S. Savage
E. M. Caflall
H. D. Streator
D. A. Walker, Jr.
H. Paulsen
F.M.Peck
F. Anker
A. H. Hatch
H. A. Robinson...
G. Dupont-Dennis
V. D. Anderson.
V. D. Anderson.
J. E. Delarue...
E. Jordan
M. Swenson
E.G. Williams
G. W. Laraway and J. E. West.
E. Jordan
L. W. Noyes
J. J. Hayes ,
W. Simon
G. H. Wadsworth and H. W. Avery.
C. C. Worthington
J. H. Gartrell
F. Thalmueller, Jr
H.Guels
W. H. Bristfil
H. Rauser, C. Wieber, and A. Soko-
loff.
W. H. and E. H. Bristol
W. H.Bradt
W.H.Bristol
C. M. Bronson
J. Nay lor, Jr
F. V.Matton
W. G. Taafel
W. Werl6
I. N. Gaskill
M. S. Hopkins and C. H. Dickson. .
J. Olson
C. H. Veederand E. D. Priest
G. H. Walker
J. Wilson
C. W. DeMott
G. H. Gardner
C.J. Hubliell
C. J. Hubbell
W. Walker, Jr., and F, R. Wilkins-
W. Walker. Jr., F. R. Wilkins, and
J Lones.
S. W. Maquay
W. Mason
No.
Date.
524,354
Aug.
14
521,108
June
5
527,249
Oct.
9
528,518
Oct.
30
519,226
May
1
.528,357
Oct.
30
517,275
Mar.
27
512,046
Jan.
2
514,157
Feb.
6
519,217
May
1
.523,504
July
24
523,002
July
17
512,874
Jan.
16
531,067
Dec.
18
520,819
June
5
518,286
Apr.
17
524,008
Aug.
7
526,735
Oct.
2
515,789
Mar.
6
521,694
June
19
522,939
July
10
520,338
May
22
517 267
Mar.
27
525,525
Sept.
4
525,526
Sept.
4
525,647
Sept.
4
512,251
Jan.
2
530,914
Dec.
11
523,802
July
31
526,717
Oct.
2
523,430
July
24
529,565
Nov.
20
516,012
Mar.
6
512,814
Jan.
16
526,273
Sept.
18
524,013
Aug.
7
517,451
Apr.
3
517,901
Apr.
10
524,759
Aug.
21
514,255
Feb.
6
515,611
Feb.
27
514,256
Feb.
6
514,697
Feb.
13
514,257
Feb.
6
512,799
Jan.
16
520,073
May
22
524,970
Aug.
21
527,902
Oct.
23
516,251
Mar,
13
530,765
Dec.
U
526,320
Sept.
18
530,200
Dec.
4
523,873
July
31
522,683
July
10
530,872
Dec
11
530,260
Dec.
4
530,764
Dec.
11
515,4.32
Feb.
27
530.485
Dec.
4
530,867
Dec.
11
524,229
Aug.
7
527,436
Oct.
16
520,116
May
22
Monthly
volume.
681
636
936
3119
516
2847
2583
525
300
506
2317
1424
1943
1719
113
1467
69
111
101
1673
130S
2155
2573
342
345
538
860
1450
2837
80
2167
1888
451
1880
1646
74
66
794
1356
487
2694
1205
489
1802
1982
1706
2035
849
1220
1736
216
2964
8GU
1382
322
1219
2119
7-J5
137t)
414
166
C149
J 150
227
756
125
690
72
583
I 355
1356
460
409
367
24
393
326
595
603
84
85
131
208
344
C'05
) 706
21
C546
) 547
449
C103
I 104
445
388
16,17
14
199
C330
^331
119
670
(119
\ 120
300
120
428
(485
^86
(418
1419
488
198
296
410
54
738
215
329
80
(295
I 296
.'99
178
104
307
502
OflBcial
Gazette.
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69
67
69
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68
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580
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Printed matter Method of and apparatus for pro-
ducing copied etfect on
Printed matter. Producing copied effects on
Printer. Sign-
Printer s chase ,
Printer's galley
Printers' galleys. Apparatus for securing type or
matter in
Printer's make-ready
Printer's metal furniture ,
Printers' plates. Machine for trimming
Printer's quoin ,
Printer's quoin
Printer's quoin
Printer's quoin
Printer's quoin
Printing and dividing endless lengths of paper,
chine for
Printing attachment. Bicycle
Printing-block
Ma-;
Printing-block
Printing block. Chromatic-
Printing carpet-yarn. Apparatm for.
Printing device. Chromatic-
Printing device. Chromatic-
Printing device. Hand-
Printiugdevice. Hand-
Printing from stencils. Machine for
Printing indigo
Printing letters or other indications for indexes of
books, &c. Apparatus for use in
Printing-machine
Printing-machine -
Printing-machine .
Printing-machine .
Printing-machine .
Printing-machine .
Printing-machine .
Printing-machine .
jPrinting-machine
JSPrinting-machine. Bed and cylinder .
Printing-machine. Bed and cylinder .
I
Printing-machine.
Printing-machine.
Cylinder.
Cylinder.
Printing-machine. Cylinder-
Printing-machine feeder
Printing-machine for copper or steel plates
Printing machine. Multicolor-
Printing machine Multiple-color-
Priutingmachiue offset mechanism
Printingmacbine offset mechanism
Printing machine. Oil-cloth
Printingmacbine. Plate-
Printin g-machine. Platen
Printing-machine. Platen
Printing-machine printing-plates
tachment for
Priuting-machine.
Printing-machine.
Printing machine
Printing machine.
Kegistering at-
Eotary
Rotating letter-press
Stencil-
Ticket-
Printing-machine. Traveling-cylinder
Printing machine. 'Wall-paper-
Printing machine. "Wall-paper-
Printing-machine. "Web -perfecting platen
Printing - machines. Apparatus for cleaning the
lorms of rotary
Printing machines. Stretching apparatus for calicoi
block
Kame.
C. E. Adamson .
C. E. Adamson .
W. E. Eose
•T. W. Osborne .
E. Lau
F. Ross
C. Sears
F. B. Emery
J. E. Caps
0. A. Amundson
D.C. Breed
J.F.Perry
C.Keitter
R. "Warg and A. Lindemann .
C. E. Preusse
E. Redmond
F. I. Getty.
F.T.Getty.
F. r. Getty.
Vf. Shaw . .
F.I.
Getty
T.J. Turley
C. M. Fowler and W. "Whitney .
R. H. Smith and W. F. Tripp. ..
T. H. Stackhouse
A. Blanchon and A. Allegret .
E. A. Goddin
T. Baitholomew .
L. C. Cro-H-ell.
C. P. Cottrell.
C.P. Cottrell.
J. L. Firm
C. A. Teal....
M. Vierengel .
H. A. W. "Wood
M. "Wright
J. Brooks
"W. Scott.
J. Brooks
J. Brooks
C.Potter, Jr.
G. R. Clarke.
J. Laiiviere -
J. L. Davies
"W. H.R. Tove
E. H. Cottrell
E. H. Cottrell
AV. H. Schoenberg.
E. S. Bradford
F. Harrild and J. F. Buckland.
J. Winterton
"W.H.R.Toye
J. Michaud
F. X. Holzle
"W.G.Fuerth
"W. B. Gray and D. F. Bowen .
C. Butterfield
W. H.Waldron
W. H. Waldron
F. Meisel and H. L. Chapin.
E.H. Cottrell
"W. "Westwell .
No.
531,294
528,133
.'118,118
516,106
514,757
531,568
530,310
,52,S,660
513,031
528,756
5*2,504
530,124
531,332
527,638
520,010
520,803
523,307
523,310
523.308
514,282
523,309
530,865
530,304
518,515
513,212
522,042
522,890
531,088
512,606
517,682
517,973
529,680
524,031
528,830
516,386
522,502
529,850
530,357
527,941
529,702
527,880
530,089
519,915
515,821
522,128
527,774
527,775
518,120
518,134
517,040
513,357
522,129
528,233
519 950
521,464
521,438
516,913
531,075
531,076
514,563
511,934
530,373
Date.
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
July 3
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Oct. 16
May 15
June 5
July 17
July 17
Dec. 11
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
June 26
July 10
Monthly
volume.
S
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02
514
2148
2167
597
1171
293
597
140
1309
326
2630
630
Official
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411
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1865
1958
1968
1962
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1964 [ '<
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401
1872
2460 '■
2304 !.'
1209 I
67
301
Dec. 18 1763
1448
451
920
2061
557
554
2357
495
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
July 3
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
May 15 1708
Mar. 6 148
June 26 , 2439
Oct. 23 1803
Oct. 23 1805
Apr. 10 I 1173
Apr. 10 1191
Mar. 27 [ 2185
Jan. 23 * 2699
June 26 2442
Oct. 30 2639
May 15 1774
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(141
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581
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Printirg on glass, &c. Apparatus for
Printing on glass. Machine for
Printing plate and base
Printing-plate holder
Printing-plates. Manufacture of
Prin tin 2-plates. Preparing aluminium
Printing plates. Preparing surface-
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing-press :
Printing press
Printin g-press
Printing-press
Printing-press
Priuting-piess
Printing-press color attachment
Printing-press counting attachment
Printing-press delivery apparatus
Printing-press delivery apparatus
Printing-press delivery apparatus
Printing press. Embossed-
Printing-press inting apparatus
Printing-press inking apparatus
Printing-press inliing apparatus
Printing press. Multicolor- ,
Printing press. Multicolor-
Printing press. Mu'ticolor-
Printing press. Multicolor-
Printing-press paper-dampening device
Printing-press perforating attachment
Printing-press. Platen
Printing-press. Rotary
Printing-press. Rotary
Printing-press. Rubber-type ».
Printing press. Single-acting sheet-
Printing-press web-supporting device
Printing-press web-siipporting device
Printing-presses. Adjustable roll for.,
Printing-presses. Device for operating reciprocat-
ing beds of
Printing presses. Disk-cover for job-
Printing-presfscs. Perforating mechanism for cylin-
der.
Printing-presses. Two-color attachment for
Printing sheets. Perfecting-press for
Printing .solid ground colors on wall-paper and mak-
ing same. Roller for
Printing-surface and making same
Printing-surfaces. Producing
Printing wads on both sides. Machine for
Printing wall-paper. Machine for
Program-holder. School
Projectile
Projectiles and apparatus therefor. Hardening
Projectiles. Means for measuring the penetrative
force of
Proof- press. Printer's
Propeller
Propeller
Propeller
Propell er ,
Propeller. Boat-
Propeller. Buoyant screw-
Propeller for boats. Oar- -.
Propeller for boats. "Wave-power
Propeller for vessel s. Reciprocating
Propeller. Marine
Propeller. Paddle-
Propeller. Pneumatic
Propeller -rail. Camil-boat
Propeller. Screw-
Propeller. Screw-
Propeller. Screw-
ITame.
A. Brookman
J.Budd
A. a. Wade
E. T. Wheed
R. J. Sachers
0. C. Strecker
J. Mnllaly
P.Brady
R. Clark and L. M. Crom -
J. L. Cox
W. H. Golding
W. B. Lawrence.
D. Maurer
J. J. Pederson - . .
"W. C. "W"endt6...
Gr. L. Lawrence .
H. La Fountain -
S. G. Goss
S. G. Goss
S. G. Goss
(Reissue) .
J. Y. Johnston and B. E. Bergh-
R. Miehle
W. C. Wendt6..
W. C. Wendt6 . .
"W. C. Wendt6..
"W. CWendtS-.
^V. C. "Wendt6 . -
W. C. Wendt6-,
E. P. Allbe
C. L. Smith
W. H. Price, Jr.
J. P. Luhn..
J. Midland .
J. H. Barr . .
J. L. Cox.
C.Potter ...
C.Potter...
P. Splithoff.
E. A. Blake
C. E. Adamson .
E. Kellner
C. E. Adamson
\V. C. Wendt^-.
J. Paravicini . -
A. Ten Winkel -
A. Ten "Wiukel .
C. R. Richards.
C. F. W. Lehmann.
E. E. Douglass
F.M.Ashley
H. A. Brustiein
No.
520,557
516,7119
530,371
516,672
518,826
516,238
522.719
513,555
530,505
525,137
529,489
11,434
526,218
.513,136
530,812
523,358
521,318
513,678
518,241
518,242
523,914
527,391
520,345
520,346
517,907
517,908
519,461
519,462
514,637
516,317
523,006
521,268
520,069
516,885
529,519
527,878
527,879
516,127
513,554
531,293
518,505
528,060
530,813
513,822
522,567
522,566
524,610
518,324
516,301
517,560
519,232
H. Brunswig j 523,510
F. TVesel ' 512,780
A. TV. Case. (Reissue) j 11,399
0. B. Genty i 520,563
J. B.Jones 529,916
D. n. Welch and J. L. Lovell [524,624
F. P. McElfresh .518,072
A. W. Getchell 512,186
H. Hurlburt | 518,605
S. S. Smith : 529,882
W. K. Hogan 516,535
A. H. Carpenter -
A. Beers
L. H. Mayer
A. E. Schatz
A. W. Case-
A. W. Case.
516,261
518,830
520,004
511,911
517,025
527,045
S.G. Hindes | 524,500
Date.
Sept. 25
Mar. 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
July 10
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
Jan. 23
Dec. 11
July 24
June 12
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
July 31
Oct. 9
May 22
May 22
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
May 8
May 8
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
July 17
June 12
May 22
Mar. 20
Nov. 20
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
July 3
July 3
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
May 1
July 24
Jan.
Jan.
May
Nov.
Aug.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Nov.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jan.
Mar.
Oct.
Aug.
Monthly
volume.
2153
17G4
521
1565
2409
826
931
3052
762
2032
1753
557
1609
2349
12H7
2049
1005
3259
1393
1395
3032
1173
2167
2469
803
941
943
1109
945
1430
914
1975
1908
1808
1994
1990
629
3050
2147
1854
2325
1288
3480
669
1095
1531
924
238
526
2325
16 I 1774
23 , 2890
29 -.^826
27 ( 2460
14 ! 1131
10 : 1094
2 i 760
24 : 2020
27 ' 2404
1328
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515
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15 , 1856
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9 I 615
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479
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751
514
460
561
312
857
170
169
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J271
1272
(273
381
216
55
127
585
421
712
682
593
278
270
185
502
^575
'576
(316
J 317
201
(597
J 598
454
73
511
149
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Gazette.
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69
363
66 : 645
67 1 122
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68 : 686
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67
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847
582
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list, of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Propeller. Screw-
Propeller. Screw-
Propeller. Screw-
Propeller. Screw-
Propeller-shaft bearing
Propeller-shaft for vessels. Outboard .
Propeller. Steering-
Propeller. Vessel-
Propeller- wheel
Propeller- wheel
Propellers. Construction of couplings for screw-
Propelling apparatus
Propelling apparatus
Propelling apparatus. Boat or vessel ,
Propelling boats. Foot-power for
Propelling boats. Means for
Propelling boats. Means for
Propelling canal-boats. Electrical means for .
Propelling canal-boats. Means for
Propelling device
P'ropplling device. Boat-
Propelling mechanism. Boat-
Propelling mechani-sm. Boat-
Propelling mechanism for canal-boats
Propelling mechanism for carousels, &c
Propelling mechanism. Vessel-
Propelling vessels. Hydraulic method of
Propulsion. Marine
Propulsion of vessels. Hydraulic
Propulsion of vessels. Means for the
Protector :
See Hub-protector. Tree-protector.
Neck-protector. 'Watch-protector.
Pantaloons-protector.
Protractor
Protractor
Protractor and bevel
Pruning implement
Pruning implement
Pruning-knife
Pruning-shears
Prnnin g-tool
Pug-mill mixer
Puller:
iSee Cork-puUer. Stopper-puller.
Flax-puller. Stump-puller.
Spike-puller. Well-pipe puller.
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley and building same. Wood
Pulley-block
Pulley -block ,
Pulley -block
Pulley-block ,
Pulley-block
Pulley-blocks. Automatic brake for
Pulley-blocks. Convertible bearing for screw
Pulley. Clutch-
PuUey-clutch and shaft-coupling. Automatic
Pulley. Differential
Pulley. Differential
Pulley. Expanding
Pulley. Expansible
Palley. Expansible differential
Pulley. Friction-clutch
Pulley. Friction-clutch
Pulley. Friction-clutch
Pulley. Grip-
Pulley. Guide-
Pulley-lines. Kopeclamp for
Pulley. Sash-
Pulley. Separable
Pulley. Sheave-
Pulley. Split
Pulley. Split
Pulley. Split
Pulley. Split
Pulley- tuining machine
Pulleys. Compound for covering belt-
Pulleys, shafts, &c. Slip-collar for
Pulp, &c. Apparatus for pressing or stamping arti-
cles from wood-
Pulp burial-casket and making same
Pulp-compression apparatus
Pulp-compressing machine
Name.
AV. H.Jay
M. 0. Miltzlaff....
J. D. Muller
F. Otte
A. J. Beaudette . .
C. H. Schultz, Jr.
S. Seabury
S. S. Whipps
M. Schmaltz
C. Sintz
J. Verity
B. Bernstein.
B. Bernstein.
H. Barcroft. .
G. Bold and J. E. Oldham .
P. Higgins
H. W. Hoeft
J. Sachs
B. C. Scott
B. Bernstein
J.F.Bliss
A. H. Bacon
C.P. Dieco
H. W. Hildebrand
C.Biaaf
A. Thomas
•T. Widmer
.r. S.Martin
■J. C.Walker
W. H. Witte
C. H. Chunn
•T.B. Kiddle
T. J. Lumis
J. L. Jovce
T. E. B.'Mason
L. C. and B. Bosley
A. Effinger and W. H. Metzger .
G. Klinefetter and J. W. Nash. . ,
D. L. Keeler
P. Conyngham and W. R. Gibbons. .
F. Girr
0. W. Ketchum
M. B. Lorah
S. H. St. John
H.J.Gilbert
A. W. Browne ,
H. V. Hartz
W. Louden ,
0. M. Mowat
J. L. Pope
J. W. Powell ,
H. R. Towne
H. Bunker
L.W.Elliott ■.
E. D. Gleason
L. Kleritj
A. Given and C. B. Smith
B. B. Farnham
W. Roney
T. E. Kifkbride and C. E. Ouram.
J. McCahey
W. W. Wallace
A. E. Brown
G. H. Geyer
T. Bevan
W. R. Fox
A. C. Hodge
F. Giinther
L. S. Bache
J. F. W. Fawcett
H. F. Kuhlmann
W. R. Patten
A. AVood
A . L. and W.J. Huston
C.yV. Shartle
E. Saltzkorn and L. Nicolai
No.
528,253
515,479
.525,664
517,233
520,291
526,751
511,806
528,265
512,751
512,027
527,632
511,990
528,138
515,642
514,640
527,605
515.682
513,466
518,680
511,989
511,748
524,629
521,405
■V21,146
523,879
516,747
525.881
527,798
512,591
516,419
526,023
513,828
528,729
517,385
518,649
,531,358
530,221
527,116
513,018
Date.
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
May 22
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
A-pv. 24
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
June 12
June 5
July 31
Mar. 20
Sept. 1 1
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Dec. 4
Oct. 9
J^n. 16
May 8
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Oct. 23
May 15
Oct. 16
Aug. 7
June 26
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
June 12
Dec. 4
519,493
529,028
527,065
530,282
516,688
527,965
519,984
527,425
524,177
522,078
512,990
528,646
512,071
521.281
.530,301
514,888 I Feb. 13 i 1520
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volume.
cc
G. E. Shaw . . .
G. E. Shaw...
F. B. Howard
510,098
516,197
522,658
517,532
521,240
522,531
516,882
524,478
525,319
518,132
529,256
519,331
.522,466
513,359
528,662
513,118
531,216 I
521,353
520,992
521,055
529,753 1
528,612 1
528,613
513,017 I
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
July 10
Apr. 3
June 12
July 3
Mar. 20
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
May 8
July 3
Jan. 23
Nov. 0
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
June 12
June 5
June 5
Nov. 27
2671
2484
578
2517
2372
137
92
2687
1706
1481
1571
437
2474
2740
1111
1527
2812
2882
2151
435
15
1138
1158
096
2975
1698
995
1850
1429
1124
1219
3494
357
2804
2096
2268
257
719
2176
1002
917
640
368
1590
2158
1823
1228
357
2361
21.30
229
571
935
396
584
758
824
188
863
604
1902
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Nov. 6 1 152
Nov. 6 I 155
Jan. 16 1 2174
643
614
138
591
576
32, 33
23, 24
648
407
(357
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( 683
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701
709
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274
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402
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540
63
176
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242
218
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68 726
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66 610
69 692
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67 1275
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69 I 1092
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
583
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pulp couching and drying machine
Pulp-digesters. Blow-off pipe for
Pulp-engine
Pulp-engine roll-bar
Pulp from liquids. Machine for separating
Pulp-grinding machine
Pulp. Machine for molding spools or similar forms
from
Pulp. Manufacture of -wood
Pulp. Method of and apparatus for producing wood .
Pulp or paper mills. Suction-roll for
Pulp. Press for making spools from fibrous
Pulp-screen
Pulp-screen
Pulp-screen cleaning attachment
Pulp separator. Wood-
Pulp-stock-grinding machine
Pnlp-straiuer
Pulping and grinding machine
Pulverizer
Pulverizer
Pulverizer and harrow ,
Pulverizer and planter. Combined
Pulverizer. Land-
Pulverizer. Manure-
Pulverizing and amalgamating apparatus
Pulverizing apparatus
Name.
H. Fairbanks and H. Parker.
C. Curtis and N. M. Jones ..
L. A. Thomas
J. H. Home
G. Seller and F. Emig
A. Karger
E.Hubbard
Pulverizing-machine
Pulverizing-machine
Pulverizing-mill
Pulverizing-mill
Pulverizing-mill roll
Pulverizing-mill. Eoller
Pulverizing rock. Machine for.
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pnmp
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
E. Nolon
C. W. Roberts .
H. Niesan
E.Hubbard....
J. J. Flanders .
E. M. Hall and F. Pearse .
E. A. Tlichardson
E.F.Millard
F. Hickman
W. N. Cornell and J. W. McCuUoch.
G-. Hibbert
A. Fiscus
T. Parker
A. D. Powers
E. Showell
H. C. Brookens
J. F. Hay good and J. H. Eoach
A. Tornaghi
J.M. Schutz
"W. M. Fuller
J. H. Traver
J. £. and E.G. Griffin
F. J. Judd
E.C. Griffin
E. H. Hurry
P. McKellar
T. W. Bleach
C. H. Chandler
S. M. Chase
W. H. Fetters
H. Field
E. E. Frizell
C.E.Fuuk
C.E. Fvink
W.R. George ,
A. E. Goodspeed and J. Edson
A.F. Hall
Pump
Pump
Pump. Air-
Pump. Air-
Pump. Air-
Pump. Air-
Pump. Air-
Pump. Air-
Pump. Air-compressor beer-
Pump and faucet. Beer
Pump and motor therefor
M.W.Hall
F. E. Herdman
J. F. Hess
H. Jones
J. S. Losch
E. M. McGee
H. Mortensen
J. F. Palmer
T. Parker
V. S. Keed and D. Apgar
J. Rieppel
C.Kuraley
C. A. Sellon
D. F. and H. Seizor
A. W. Sbidler and W. P. Hendrick-
son.
J. C. andE. A. Tom
C. C. WorthingtOD
Pv. C. Barbour
F.Black
J. Dickens
A. Heller
E. Savill ...
A. Wolff and T. R. Hyde, Jr..
J. Braun
R. N. Lowe and F. C.«Guyser
A. T.Welch ,
Pump attachment ' J. W. Clark ...
Pump attachment A. Meuser
Pump attachment for windmills I C. F. West
Pump. Automatic hydraulic | T. A. Walther.
Pump belt-shifting device. Air- } C. W.Nason.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Centrifugal H. A. Barber
Centrifugal i G. W. Price
Centrifugal ; M. Wagner
Combined steam and power G. de Laval
Compression or exhaust H. A. Fleuss
Compressor- i J. C. Ruby and M. E. Frey .
Deep-well 1 C. A Kelley
No.
522,589
513,892
52!, 300
520,960
514,780
525,846
517,924
530,898
.527,812
516,507
524,680
522,463
521,409
529,193
522,997
.529,907
513,454
520,680
517,138
.529,874
522,489
520,454
518,363
519,629
515,453
522,945
517,381
512,635
515,673
522,377
520,958
524,089
.526,788
512,534
523,657
526,070
519,081
513,966
531,175
513,315
513,316
531,111
512,611
531,528
528,161
530,618
514,991
528,436
516,162
528,378
525,714
524,184
523.173
525,998
514.336
.526,944
522,857
518,356
529,966
517,902
528,282
528,175
514,900
5U,590
530,106
513,535
518,302
515,740
511,962
519,825
531,508
530,193
512.595
525,731
529,404
.526,339
517,529
531, o;4
.528,783
,517,337
512,664
515,475
Date.
July 10
Jan. 30
June 12
June 5
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Apr. 10
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
July 3
June 12
Nov. 13
July 17
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
May 29
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
July 3
May 29
Apr. 17
May 8
Feb. 27
July 10
Mar. 27
Jan. 9
Feb. 27
July 3
June 5
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
Jan. 9
July 31
Sept. 18
May 1
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
July 17
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
Oct. 2
July 10
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
May 15
25
4
9
11
20
18
3
18
Monthly
volume.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Apr.
Dec.
Nov.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
711 182
3598 886
976 231
377 92
1345 336
932 r^"*
MJ'! ^209
832 209
1426
1867
1282
1216
498
1164
1204
1418
2443
3030
2356
2390
533
2640
1620
1253
2445
1319
2759
1492
2789
346
374
203
199
1341
2563
1303
244
3707
1928
2633
2636
1807
1456
2562
2504
1671
29S1
688
2880
686
366
1735
1177
618
456
1166
1601
2552
795
2720
1480
1542
1032
52
3018
1489
7
395
1566
2528
205
1437
717
158!)
17IU
182
1733
464
2687
1547
Official
Gazette.
297 68
449
305
297
126
127
276
291
354
C586
1.587
703
733
556
572
130
638
399
301
606
(328
)329
C649
1650
300
695
89
91
46
47
323
642
302
57
913
459
639
639
429
352
013 i
C605
\ 606
237
419
721
162
698
159
87
434
268
157
158
112
291
,396
615
200
^69
155
813
1387
1266
1124
1333
174
1490
391
1707
901
99
1425
884
299
1141
640
1159
1942
1132
106
1088
329
786
1356
>68 i 266
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69
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372
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i 384
604
50, 51
346
166
378
418
41
413
114
631
372
013
294
1424
69
1265
698
38
265
512
1413
583
835
1596
597
597
1074
286
1731
522
1408
1201
607
1582
589
1289
728
358
1378
86
236
326
1160
167
561
1445
1177
1064
1225
7LU
305
1456
66
66
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66
67
66
66 75
^7 . 858
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I 1252
' 282
I 1295
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! 1501
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305
I 1363
584
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pump. Deep- well
Pump. Direct-acting steam-
Pump. DouWe-acting
Pump. Double-acting
Pump. Double-acting
Pump. Ejector-
Pump. Electric
Pump. Electrically-operating
Pump. Electromagnetic reciprocating
Pump. Fluid-
Pump. Foot-
Pump for compressing air or gases
Pump for drilled wells
Pump for forcing beer. Air-
Pump for water systems
Pump. Force-
Pump. Force-
Pump. Force-
Pump. Force-
Pump. Gas-compressing
Pump governor. Air-
Pump governor. Feed-
Pump-governor. Steam
Pump. Hand-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Hydraulic air-
Pump. Irrigating-
Pump. Lift-
Pump. Measuring-
Pump-motor
Pi^mp-motor
Pump-motor. Electric
Pump. Oil-
Pump. Oil-
Pump. Oil-can
Pump. Oil-well
Pump. Oil-well
Pump. Oscillating
Pump-pipes. Vent attachment for
Pnmp. Plumber's suction and force
Pump. Portable barrel
Pump-regulator
Pump-regulator
Pump regulator. Hydraulic steam-
Pump-rods. Brace and guide for windmill
Pump-rods. Grip for polished
Pump. Edtary .*.
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary force-
Pump. Saliva-
Pump. Screw-
Pump. Sinking
Pump-.sjjout strainer
Pump. Spraying-
Pump. Steain- ...
Pump. Steam vacuum-
Pump. Steam vacuum-
Pump. Vacuum-
Pump. Vacuum-
Pump-valve
Pump-valve
Pump-valve
Pump valve-gear
Pump valve. Steam-
Pump-valve. Steam-actuated
Pumps. Means for operating
Pumps, &c. Power mechanism for
Pumps. Puppet-valve for pistons of air or gas ...
Pumping
Pumping and compressing air. Apparatus for . . .
Pumping apparatus
Pumping apparatus for gas, air, water, &c
B. Stevenson
A. Burnham
J. Brown, A. and S. Allen.
Rodenbaugh
C. Stouffer
.B. Nevill
529,209
519,857
530,922
523,240
516,411
513,412
W. Merritt and A. R. Roe ' 524,044
Robinson j 516,840
J. Van Depoele ! 523,822
Liming i 512,978
L. Burdick
E. Belliss and A. Morcom .
Lippy
L. Steitz
522,726
519,225
521,720
516,410
liTeff 512, 7C7
. Bender 524,237
H. Stoll 516,318
"W. Thompson 526,759
K. Van Pelt 529,432
530,097
513,106
Farnsworth
T. Hayden
Thomas I 519;360
R. Nixon 1528,483
Clark 519, 444
H. TTeatherhead 512,419
H. Weatherhead 512,776
E. H. Weatlierhead ,513,254
E. H. Weatherhead 514,608
E. H. "Weatherhead ,
E. H. Weatherhead ,
E. H. Weatherhead
M. and J. N. McCay....*..
J. Wock
T. G. McConnell
L.H.Lloyd ,
B. Mellorof Mark
J.F.Blake
R. 0. Graham
R. 0. Graham
H. F. and R. H. Roberts..
A. Rosenkranz
S. O.Turner
A. Geiger
L. Adams
J. H. Lawless
M.B.Brooks
W. B, Mason
J. Rothchild
T. J. Davis
A. S. Tragethon
M. Turtou
V. Bries
S.N.Eisler
S.N.Eisler ,
C. Rumley
E.F. Smith
S. C.Shepard
A. R. Lawshe
515,183
520,466
526,762
527,707
518,981
512,587
519,608
.530,848
520,722
527,421
527,422
512,220
530,3.'i0
525,728
526,127
518,934
.525,556
523,757
523,900
518,927
521,365 1
519,514
520,716
514,060
513,901
522,518
516,406
527,082
528,347
522,842
W. E. Quimby 529,837
J. Renshaw 512,991
G. Gauntz 514,924
C. H.James I 527,794
E.C.Johnson 519,065
L. Hussey 526,652
G. H. Zschech and W. H. Sumbling.' .526,067
R. P. Ashwelland J. A.Vandegrift.
E. D. Chaplin
T. S. La France
T. C. Munger
C. Zies
C. C. Worthington
J. Farley
J. T. Hayden
J. V. Hogan and D. McGrath. .
J. Wagner
W. F. Garrison
M. E. B. Du Marais
C. W. and B. A. Buerkle, Jr. . .
W.B.Nevill
G. P. Schneider
512,788
521,432
526,975
530,442
520,349
526,429
526,149
.519,843
525,148
525,373
525,541
530,754
514,880
517,229
521,675
Monthly
volume.
Date.
— —
S
be
Pi
CO
Nov. 13
1234
297
May 15
1621
C394
)395
Dec. 18
1470
348
July 17
1845
C464
1465
Mar. 13
1113
264
Jan. 23
2784
5 680
27
Aug. 7
123
Mar. 20
1837
434
July 31
2869
713
Jan. 16
2115
502
July 10
953
237
May 1
514
125
June 19
1718
405
Mar. 13
1109
264
Jan. 16
1664
(399
HOO
106
Aug. 7
454
Mar. 13
946
222
Oct. 2
154
37
Nov. 20
1648
(392
)393
9.10
Dec. 4
35
Jan. 23
2291
554
May 8
780
191
Oct. 30
3067
743
May 8
914
220
Jan. 9
1148
279
Jan. 16
1770
420
Jan. 23
2545
(612
\ 613
Feb. 13
1062
(265
^266
494
Feb. 20
1979
May 29
2662
644
Oct. 2
158
37
Oct. 16
1691
407
May 1
75
19
Jan. 9
1421
343
May 8
1209
291
Dec. 11
1345
322
May 29
3096
749
Oct. 16
1223
300
Oct. 16
1224
300
Jan. 2
814
197
Dec. 4
487
120
Sept. 11
711
164
Sept. 18
1398
325
May 1
1
1
Sept. 4
401
97
July 31
2758
685
July 31
3005
748
Apr. 24
2577
637
June 12
1096
(257
^258 1
May 8
1032
250
May 29
3089
748
Feb. 6
131
31
Jan. 30
3G09
889
July 3
586
150
Mar. 13
1104
263
Oct. 9
662
162
Oct. 30
2825
683
July 10
1150
285
Nov. 27
2333
(554
)5.55
Jan. 16
2131
507
Feb. 20
1576
396
Oct. 23
1845
443
May 1
215
50,51
Sept. 25
2307
552
Sept. 18
1297
(300
^301
Jan. 16
1784
424
June 12
1203
(285
)286
122
Oct. 2
499
Dec. 4
630
157
May 22
2473
600
Sept. 25
1955
(466
) 467
Sept. 18
1439
(336
1337
May 15
1594
390
Aug. 28
20.52
501
Sept. 4
99
25
Sept. 4
381
93
Deo. 11
1201
Feb. 13
1504
377
Mar. 27
2511
590
June 19
1640
384
69
[67
' 69 1514
1 68
66
>66
68
66
68
66
68
67
67
66
67 : 1091
69 ! 30
342
549
280
779
69 ; 1475
67 ' 1171
69
67
66
69 255
69 i 255
66 ' 154
69 I 1303
68 : 1294
68 I 1430
67 537
68 1 1226
68 ! .575
68 1 622
67 j 516
[67 j 1411
67 i 747
67 : 1170
66 ! 878
66 ! 815
68 [ 115
66 , 1674
69 ' 139
69 : 579
68 ' 232
[69 I 1121
66 429
66 1183
69 i 387
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68 1613
[68 I 1412
66 i 365
^67 i 1430
69
69
67
I 68
I 68
67
68
68
68
69
66
66
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
585
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pumping apparatus for sprinkling systems
Pumping apparatus. Portable
Pumping apparatus. Portable
Pumpingengine
Pumping-engine
Pnmping-engine
Pumpingengine
Pumpingengine. Direct-acting
Pumping-engine governor
Pumping fluids. Suction and force apparatus for. . .
Pumping liquids from gas-producing welLs. Means
for
Pumping machinery
Pumping mechanism for oil--n-ells, &c
Pumping oil-wells. Electric device for
Punch
Punch ...
Punch and fare-register
Punch and process of and means for making same.
Die-
Punch, belt-cutter, and pliers. Combined belt-
Punch. Check-
Punch for checks or other paper s. Figure-
Punch. Gang-
Punch machine. Center-
Punch . Metal-
Punch. Stamping-
Punch. Ticket-
Punch. Tickft-
Punch. Ticket.
Punches or presses-. Means for operating
Punching and cutting tool
Punching and forming machine
Punching and pinking machine
Punching and riveting machine. Combined .
Punching-bags. Apparatus for sustaining ..
Pnnching-machine
Punching-machine
Punching-machine
Punching-m achine
Punching-machine
Punching-machine and stripper therefor
Punching machine. Eyelet-hole-
Punching machine. Metal-
Punching-machines, &c. Apparatus for feeding
plates or bars to
Punching-tool
Purifier and aerator
Purifier and dust-collector
Purifier and separator. Combined
Purifier, separator, and grader
Purse. Coin-registering
Purse-frame
Purse or ba g frame
Purse or coin-receptacle
Push-bar plate
Push-but ton
Push-button
Push-button for floors. Bell
Puttying-tool
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle -
Puzzle
Puzzle
Ptizzlo
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle
Puzzle apparai us
Puzzle. Educational
Puzzle or game
Puzzle or solitaire game
Pyrometer
Pyrometer
B. L. Sto-ive.
D.Noble....
D. Noble ...
E. E. Clark.
J. Cochrane and TV. "Walker.
A. F. Hall and B. 0. Gage . . .
G. B. Whiting and F. M. Wheeler . .
G. de Laval
T. Shaw
"W. M. Morgan
J. S.Klein
M. Foster
H. W. Pickett.
H. F. Walte...
W.Hill
W. J. Plecker .
J. M. Black . . .
H. S. Schaadt .
J. A. House
■J. C. Eobinson
J. B. Backus
F. D. Swaney
R. S. Peaboriy
T.E.Clark
E. Saltzkorn and L. Nicolai .
J.M. Black
J. Dudley and K. E. Gibson .
6. F. Matteson ,
E. B. Stimpson
D. G. TJrquhart
C. P. Higgins
E. B. Stimpson
J. Batim
.T. P. MacLearn ,
W. E. Bennett
P. L. Johnson ,
T. A. Norris ,
E. B. Stimpson
R. Walsh
F. Softer ,
H. Wright
J. B. McLane ,
G. B. Hunter
F. P. Brooks
J. and T. F. Newby.
N.W.Holt
No.
528,822
517,8t^l
519,871
512,010
529,678
522,938
526,913
520,237
515,371
514,659
531,537
517,449
529,804
516.713
520.990
518,766
517,944
531,600
525,460
528,280
521,358
530,560
528,559
519,240
517,171
518,518
522,977
517,053
525,871
524,473
521,858
515,927
523,393
519,918
528,502
513,933
520,215
525,872
524,623
528,039
521,068
524,691
512,829
519,626
530,445
513,788
E. Hards and W. A. Woodard 529
D. J. Davidson 527.
M. H. Metal 528
S.Nathan 524
J. E. Mergott and C. Hiering 515
A. Goertz 519,
D. L. Barnes i 514
C. D. Hnnking 511
J. F.McLaughUn 521,
N. J. Busby 513.
T. Witte 612,
A. W. Bartholomew 527,
T. P. Briody 520,
M. W. Brooks 528,
H. L. Cassard 519,
C. A. Emerson i 592,
J. M. Fuller 518,
A. E. Harker 513,
F.Hesse 530,
B. Kern, Jr 511.
M. A.Klein 525,
C. B. Macneal 524,
C. A. Meadows 511,
L. L. Porter | 524,
L. P. Shriver ! 526,
W. E. Timmerman ] 526,
H. Walton | 516,
Pyrotechnic compound
Pyrotechnic device
Pyroxylin compound and making same
Pyroxylin labels. Making
E. E. Blanchard
S. P. Ferree
J. A. Kirk
T. F. Mingen
E. Brown ,
E. A. Ueliling and A. Steinbart.
(Reissue.)
.T. Agnstini '.
n. ,r. Pain
R. S. Schiipphaus
R. R. Lansing
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,258
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614
159
812
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Date.
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
May 15
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
July 10
Oct. 2
May 22
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Apr. 3
^'ov. 27
Mar. 20
June 5
Apr. 21
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
June 12
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
May 1
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
July n
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
Jx...
6
303
July
24
2103
May
15
1713
Oct.
30
3096
Jan.
30
3651
May
22
2245
23
30
Nov. 27
Oct. 23
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
May 15
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
June 26
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Oct.
May
Oct.
May 15
Julv 3
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Dec. U
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
July 17
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
June 5
Apr. 17
July 24
May 1
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
545
758
1644
468
2058
1306
414
2282
2314
1140
2577
63
2267
1630
429
2310
861
2684
242
2717
1087
873
57
547
2421
1877
1377
2218
978
879
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Oct. 23
June 5
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
May 8
Dec. 4
Jan. 30 ! 3428
2239
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1598
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69
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277
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449
815
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449
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299
60
180
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161
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90
1061
263
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1003
1332
1086
1733
14
1107
1788
1275
466
179
1755
68 1 1195
09 1 560
67 ' 1409
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67
66
1390
656
643
1954
67 I 375
68 293
06
68
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1914
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66
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429
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517
908
25
213
529
1456
56
489
113
303
70
422
100
2131
511
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481
496
114
1513
386
1530
382
281
68
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217
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1979
490
2487
395
95
515
3435
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68 j 1305
68 I 750
66 : 58
68 738
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1544
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320
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304
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613
740
779
586
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of invetitions — Continued.
Invention.
Pyroxylin. Manufacture of solid compounds of
Pyroxylin solvents and their products. Manufactur-
ing
Pyroxylin solvents and their products. Manufactur-
ing
Pyroxylin solvents and their products. Manufactur-
ing
Quarrying-tool
Quaitz-mill
Quill-strip-cuttlng machine
Quilting-frame
Quilting- frame
Quilting-machine
Kace bulletin and displaying device
Eace-course
Kacelrack
Kaoe-traok -leveling machine
Pack:
See Barrel or cask rack. Hay and stock rack.
Book-rack. Jar-rack.
Bottle-rack. Lamp-chimney rack.
Clothes-rack. Music-rack.
Display-rack. Pen-rack.
Dress-goods rack. Pie-rack.
Dumping-rack. Scythe-rack.
Extensible rack. Seed-rack.
Harness-rack. Towel-rack.
Hat-rack. "Wall-paper display-rack.
Hay-rack.
Back -
Backing apparatus. Beer-
Backing beer. Method of and apparatus for
Backing fine beer. Means for and method of - -
Backing-ofif apparatus for storage- vat devices
Badial drill
Badiator
Eadiator
Badiator
Badiator
Badiator
Eadiator attachment
Eadiator-coupling
Badiator. Electric
Eadiator. Electric
Badiator. Gas-
Badiator. Heat-
Badiator. Heat-
Eadiator-loops. Machine for milling and tapping. . .
Badiator. Oil-
Eadiator. Steam-
Eadiator. Steam-
Eadiator. Steam or hot-water
Badiator, stovepipe-shelf, and towel-rack. Combined
Bail
Bail-bender
Bail -beL ding press
Eail-bending tool
Bail-bond
Bail-bond. Electric
Bail bond or connector
Bail-brake
Bail-brake
Bail-brake
Bail-cambering apparatus
Bail-chair
Bail cbair and tie
Bail chair and tie. Combined
Bail chair and tie. Combined
Bail cbair and tie. Combined
Bail chair and tie. Combined
Bail clamping or fastening device
Bail-cleaner and car- fender
Bail connection
Bail-fastening
Bail. Flanger guard-
Bail. Guard-
Bail-joint
Bail joint
Bail-joint
Bail-joint
Bail-joint
Bail-joint
Ball-joint
Bail-joint
Bail-joint
Bail-joint
Bail-joint
Bail joint or coupling
Bail j oint or coupling
Name.
J. H. Stevens.
G. O. Zeller...
517,987
518,386
G. O. Zeller 518,387
Ko.
G. O. Zeller 518,388
J. M. Crouch 1 .512,605
T. C. McCleery : 512,208
E. Bliitchen - 5 19, 659
J. P. Banker 516,423
T. W. Broadfoot I 529,640
W. B. audi. A. Click '529,518
J. W. Fleming ,522,980
"W. HaUock ' 524,482
J. B. Dodge 529,162
"W. T, Newport 528,890
Date.
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
May 8
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
July 17
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
A. J. Northcraft '512,739
H. Torchiani 519,513
Jan. 16
May 8
A. "Werner 519,558 May 8
H. J. "Welters 516,324 ' Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Monthly
volume.
H.J. "Welters 516,323
A. J. E. Mill < 513,128 ! Jan. 23
Jan. 2
June 19
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
July 3
516,920 Mar. 20
.521.130 June 5
511,872 I Jan. 2
517,242 I Mar. 27
521,832 , June 26
511,826 I Jan. 2
530,317 I Dec. 4
T. Holland '511,843
J. Johnson .521,618
L. H. Prentice and G. Mehring 521,733
A. V. M. Sprague 512,234 |
C. Zitko I 528,058 i
"W.J. Baldwin 518 801
T. C.Joy 1524,804
S. B.Jenkins 516,095
■W. D. Hough and E. Z. Bums 513,109
L. Strimban I 522.358
C. I. Dangler and H Buppel.
C. I. Dangler and H. Euppel-
J.E. Bidwell .
H. Buppel
H. ^y. Stone
J. "Walton
J. D. Young
G. Laube
"W. T. Manning
H. "W. Armstrong .
J. E. Billups
"W. H. Phillips
"W. A. Grauteu ,
J. G. Hallas
C. J. Beed
G. Sands
H. L. Simmons
E. T."Wilson ,
H. C. Evding
G.H. Sellers
E. N. Higley
J. Albrecht
J. Albrecht
J. Albrecht
J. Albrecht
M. A. Possons
J. S. Tomer
T. C. Paulsen
G. A. "Weber
C. H. Sherwood
G. B. Ames
E. P. Caldwell
K. P.Caldwell
"W. C. Cranmer
B. Herman
M.C.Niles
M.C.Niles
M. 0. Perkins
J. Phelan
C. L. "Wheeler
C. L. "Wheeler
C. L. Wheeler
J.G.Miller
C. E. Miller and P. M. Haas -
857
078
,785
,278
,651
001
,207
140
865
243
263
603
604
097
496
236
807
884
349
873
038
081
904
834
224
275
044
667
392
81
851
852
870
733
Jan. 16
May 22
Oct. 23
July 17
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
June 5
Feb. 6
Dec. 18
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Mar. 27
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
June 26
Jan. 23
May 15
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
June 19
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Jan. 10
949
1659
1659
1660
1416
793
1301
1132
2003
1807
1388
894
1143
668
1031
1-125
953
952
2336
151
1549
1313
834
2323
2368
1431
582
2297
312
1972
6S8
203
2.528
1919
122
423
526,028 ' Sept. 25 2261
523,222 , July 17 j 1818
527,100 ' Oct. 9 090
1916
1992
1827
1913
1036
1183
2454
680
202
473
2089
2229
2230
1038
747
2521
1281
763
2246
340
2299
2254
1694
2419
430
2578
945
1628
1100
1777
1903
1905
1882
1657
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193
311
269
479
430
346
220
276
161
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249
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224
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586
350
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555
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464
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400
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439
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532
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544
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104
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450
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336
336
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Conbiuued.
d87
Invention.
IN'ame.
Kail-joint-secuiing device J. L. Pope
Kail-joint support i F. P. Stiker
Kail-joint. Suspended O. H. Lang
Kail or bar bender I M. H. Brown
Kail-sanding apparatus 1 W. L. Truland . . .
Kail-straightening macbine H. "Wick, -Jr
Kail-tie plate and brace I A. L. Starke
Rails, bars, &c. Implement for straigbtening I A. Meuser
Kails or otber metal bars. Machine for straightening. ! A. J. Moxham
Kails. Kenewing old steel I E. W. McKenna .
Kails to metal sleepers. Appliance for securing
flanged
Kail way
Kailway annunciator
Kaihvay battery system. Electric- .
Kail way block-siamal
Kailway bond. Electric-
Kailway bond. Electric-
Railway bond. Electric-
Railway bond. Electric-
Kailway bonding-joint. Electric- ...
Railway-brake
Kail way-brake-operating apparatus.
Railway bridle-rod . . _
Railway brush. Street-
Kailway. Cable
Cable. -
Cable
Cable street-
Kailway.
Kailway.
Railway.
Kailway-carriages. Ventilating .
Railway-carriages. Ventilating.
Railway cattle- guard
Rail w.ay cattle-guard
Railway cattle-guard
Railway cattle-guard
Railway cattle-guard
Railway-chair
Rail way-cltair
Rail way -chair
Railway-chair
Railway-chair
Railway check and indicator
Railway.
Kailway.
Kailway
Railway
Railway,
Railway
Railway
Railway.
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Closed-conduit
Closed-conduit electric
Closed-conduit electric
Closed-conduit electric
Closed-conduit electric
Closed-conduit electric
Closed-condnit plpciric
Closed-conduit electric
collisions. Device for preventing ,
collisions. Device for prpventing
conductor support. Electric- J.
conduit. Electric- F.
conduit. Electric- P.
Kailway. Conduit electric
Kailway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Kailway. Conduit electric
Railway. Condiiit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Kailway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Kailway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric ......
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
Kailway. Conduit electric
Kailway. Conduit electric
Railway. Conduit electric
E. H. Stone .
C. E. Laib 528,
C. R. Alsop 5-27,
L.B. Rowley 512,907
C. H. Sherwood 530,311
D. D. Book 526,142
.T.Meyer 515.478
.T.Meyer 518,414
H. B. Nichols and F. H. Lincoln 528,7^8
A. L. Johnston 523,284
K. H. Bulloch and J. "W. Mallard . . . 524,037
K. A. Kiskadden .519,688
H. A. Morin 518,348
P. A. and A. R. Coonradt 513
C. AV. Hunt 520,644
C. W. Hunt 522,713
N. D. Polites 524,788
F. Hoch 521,500
S. Hughes 521,316
S. Hughes 521,795
P. L.Brady j 526,124
E. Cook I 520,178
E. Cook (520,179
A.J. Gwin I 527,684
J. M. Lee 1514,152
a. A. Bartholomo-w i 527.926
C. Chenu j 530,925
A. F. Naylor 520. .534
E. Nennstiel I 527,712
C.H.Read ! 515.363
J. Lord and T. R. Leason 523,859
No.
523,496
Date.
Kailway conduit. Electric- .
Railway conduit. Electric-.
Railway conduit. Electric- .
J. Kintner 512,444
M. Ashley I 514,112 I
H. Brown ! .'^16,626 I
G.Burke 1529,704
L. King I 516,374
F. McLaughlin I 527,873
E. McLaughlin '527.874 t
F. McLaughlin ,. | 528,379
Holtmann and N". Schmidt i 522,757
F. Klaffky and F. Faltinowsky . . I 514,083
C.Henry 1519.115
M. Ashley I 514.114
P. Banholzer 518,540 i
T. Armat '521,562 I
R. C. Beardsley 514,056
J. A. Cassidy and W. A. Butler 515,.572
J.F.Cook - 519,380
W. K. De Voe 520,304 j
J. W. Eisenhuth ' 523,271
O. B. Finn ' 527,601
H. A. Goreham 517,692
J. L.Hornig 528,205
K. M. Hunter 524,025
"W. F. Jenkins 517, 804
CD. Jenney 523,146
"W. C. Keithly '517,549
D. Mason 530,543
C. A. Mavnard 518,695
L. C. Pre'ssley 529,836
C.J. Reed 521,891
C.J. Reed 521,892
C. W. Siemens .520,356
W. H. Swift 531,450
J. E. Toole 527,301
J. H. Tyrrell 522,440
M. Cattori 526,963
A. T. Fay 522,460
D.F. Graham and W. P. AUen 526,392
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
July 31
June 5
Oct. 16
July 24
May 22
May 15
Apr. 10
July 3
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
•July 17
Aug. 7
May 8
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
May 29
July 10
Aug. 21
June 19
June 12
June 26
Sept. 18
May 22
May 22
Oct" 16
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Dec. 18
May 29
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
July 31
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
July 10
Feb. 6
May 1
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
June 19
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
May 8
May 22
July 17
Oct. 16
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
July 17
Apr. 3
Dec. 11 I
Apr. 24 I
Nov. 27 !
2672
2069
2824
219
1567
2.301
2350
1715
1314
91
3507
660
1993
412
1425
2483
1700
470
1921
113
1348
1584
3594
2952
918
1401
1349
1001
1S59
1395
2182
2183
1657
291
2077
1475
2773
1696
2301
2941
1204
212
1482
2107
1053
1980
1983
2881
1025
169
299
216
1912
1446
127
2633
810
2389
1902
1521
468
2586
93
647
1685
218
812
2177
2331
June 26 i 2007
June 26
May 22
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
July 3
Oct. 2
July 3
Sept. 25
2011
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2437
1025
405
481
495
1876
647
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399
70
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409
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Electric-.
Electric-.
Eailway conduit.
Railway conduit.
Railway conduit. Electric-
Railway conduit. Electric-
Railway conduit. Electric-
Railway conduit system. Electric- .
conduit system. Electric- .
construction
■cross
cross-tie
cross-tie
cross-tie
crossing
crossing
crossin g. Automatic
crossing danger-signal
crossing danger-signal
crossing electric-alarm system .
crossin g gate
■crossing gate
crossing gate
crossing gate
crossing gate
Railway
Railway
Rail way ■
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway ■
Railway-
Railway-
Railway^
Railway-
Rail way-
Rail way-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-crossing gate
Railway-crossing-gate tube
Railway-crossing signal. Electric-
Railway crossing. Street-
Railway-crossing track-cleaner
Railway-crossings. Electnc-alarm signal for.
Railway-crossings. Electric signal for
Railway current-collector. Electric-
Railway danger-signal. Pyrotechnic
Railway. Eleclric
Railway. Electric
Railway. Electric. ■
Railway. Electric
Railway. Electric
RaUway. Electric
Railway. Electric
!N'ame.
R. I. Hampton
M. I. Martin
H. A. F. Petersen .
M. S. Towson
R. B. "Wilson
"W. A. Butler
J. B. Linn
J. L. Silsbee ■.
A. J. Moxham
F. P. Fenerbacher
R. R. McClerg
J. Temple and J. C. Ward.
A. J. Moxham
C.H. White
J). L. McNamara
S. Ever and D. Smeltzer ...
M. W. Parrish
A.J.Wilson
G. C. and T. A. Corbin .
L. Harris
F. W.Mills
G. W. PhiUippi
J. Rutherford
Ifo.
514,827
530,283
516,876
515,179
526,767
527,265
528,330
527.891
526,455
521,158
512,387
517,369
530,197
514,343
512,390
517.097
522,670
515,638
517,792
521,881
522,798
526,941
531,066
W. L. Dodge
M. J. O'Sullivan .
W. C.Wood
F. C. Stendel....
J. J. Ross
Date.
Railway. Electric.
Railway. Electric .
Railway. Electric.
Railway. Electric -
J. M. Swem 515,307
523,624
514,566
512,351
520,192
522,431
D. W.Smith 529,759
E. M. Bovnton 512,535
F. A. Fox and A. P. Yates .-. 520,639
F. M. Ashley 514,113
B. F. Corastock | 515,654 ,
M. W. Dewey j 516,188
H. A. Doty [523,306 [
O. A. Euholm 514,120
P. W. Leffler 514,561
C. H. Macloskie and H. M. Brinck- ; 531,411 ;
erhoff i ;
H. S. Pruyn 5)7,886; Apr. 10
W. B. Purvis ! 519,291 May 1
H. E. Rider 525,864 Sept. 11
E. W. von Siemens 520,274] May 22
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Mar. 20
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
June 12
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Mar. 27
July 10
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
June 26
July 10
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
July 24
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
May 22
July 3
Kov. 27
Jan. 9
May 29
Fefe. 6
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
July 17
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
Railway. Electric and gravity pleasure- C.A. Idler
Railway electric signaling apparatus j E. C. Wiley
Railway electric switch \ W. V. and J. H. Ash .
Railway electric switch C. M. Fitch.
Railway.
Railway.
Railway.
Railway.
Railway.
Railway.
527,990 : Oct. 23
Electrical ; B. Bidwell .
Elevated | L. Anderson
Elevated C. C. Burton
Elevated J. C. des Granges.
Elevated ; F. J. Korflf
Elevated ; A. S.Pickett
j 514,398
528,898
, 529,164
I 517,258
518,170
' 518,564
527.236
520,163
529,749
Railway. Elevated 1 B. Roberts 518,925
Railwav. Elevated I T.J. Shorb 529,757
Railway. Elevated ; J. N. Valley , 530,810
Railway flag-signal. Automatic I D. M. Bailey 517,111 ,
Railway fog-signal apparatus 'J.G.Dixon 520,671 May 29
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Oct. 9
May 22
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Deo. 11
Mar. 27
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway ■
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway^
Railway^
Railway
Railway
frog,
frog.
frog.
frog
frog.
frog,
frog,
frog,
frog,
frog,
frog
frog
frog,
gate
B. Blake , 524,457 Aug. 14
D. Horiie 519,577 May 8
D. Horrie 528,776 , Nov. 6
W. C. Meeker '511,784 ] Jan. 2
H. OShea 520,861 June 5
W.Rowlands 524,469 | Aug. 14
C. W. Speckin 528,348 .Oct. 30
I A. L. Stanford .522.-240 July 3
C. B. Stewart and T. L. Wedge 514,630 Feb. 13
D. F. Vaughan r)26,.548 Sept. 25
audswitch F.Hardy 531,030 Dec. 18
foot-guard ! M, Riley 530,658 Dec. U-
switch, and guard-rail block ; J. D. Green 526,442 Sept. 2.5
C.A.Bali 531,087 Dec. 18
gate ' A. Barr6 and E. Currier 523,783 July 31
gate I F.Carlson 526,770 Oct. 2
gate and signal. Automatic , E. Death 529,250 Nov. 13
1416 358
370 91
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1973 I 492
164 38
960 i 233
(676
J 677
2016 ' 484
2799
477
171
265
615
53
160
266
541
210
C680
1681
1.57
481
268
112
2.508 : 629
983 I 249
1024 ' 250
2207 j 537
455 I 115
2196 :{|3
1344 I 324
2005
723
1094
2743
211
626
1097
2296
845
2732
629
1992
1085
454
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Gazette.
66
69
2944
215
2759
743
1956
225
972
2418
765
631
968
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2214
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679
1146
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1952
912
2156
2179 I
2573
2193
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2316
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1163
449
64
195
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1661
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50
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
589
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
luventio.n
Automatic .
Automatic .
Automatic .
Automatic pneumatic.
Cable-
Kailway-gate.
Railway-gate:
Kailway-gate.
Railway-gate.
Railway. Gravity-
Railway. Gravity-
Railway grip mechanism.
Railway gripper. Cable-
Railway-guard
Railway guard-rail. Street-
Railway guard. Street-
Railway-head and drawing-frame
Railway. Induction electric
Railway-joint bridge
Rail way -Joint splice-bar
Railway-Joints. Automatic locking device for
Railway-motor gear-casing
Railway motor. Street-
Railway oil-box Jack
Railway. Overhead electric
Railway overhead switch. Electric-
Railway. Platform
Railway pole. Electric-
Railway pole-ratchet. Electric-
Railway-rail
Railway-rail
Railway-rail
Rail way -rail
Railway -rail
Railway-rail
Railway-rail
Railway rail and chair and uniting same
Railway rail and Joint. Combination
Railway-rail chair
Railway-rail chair and cross-tie combined
Rail way -rail chairs. Making
Railway-iail clamp
Railway-rail girder-Joint
Railway-rail joint
Railway-rail Joint
Railway-rail joint
Rail way-rail Joint
Railway-rail Joint
Rail way-rail joint
Railway rail joint
Rail way -rail joint
Railway -rail joint
Railway rail Joint and bond. Electric-
Railway-rail-joint splice and brace
Railway-rail joints. Splice or support for
Railway-rail joints. Truss for
Railway lail or tie distributer
Railway-rail support . ,
Rail way rail tie
Railway -jails. Apparatus for leveling the meeting
Name.
J. Baade
"W. T. Crawford .
G. D. Warren ...
C. H. Sherwood .
J. TV. Cawdery . .
A. Witschold....
C. I. Earll
B. Brownstein
0. Bates and G. W. Smith
G. F. Starkweather
W. T. Vose
W. E. Sharpies and E. J. Snell..
C. E. Roehl
C.C.Wells -.
J. Tearney a*d J. T. O'Connell.
J.L.Pope
N. C. Bassett
W. H. H. Stineman
F. A. Moore
J. C. Henry
M. A. Smith and W. Clabaugh .
T. Kennedy
E. W. Serrell
T. J. McTighe
L.K. Devlin
C. H. Jenne
A.F.La Shells
A . J. Moxham
S. A. Roake and F. G. Smith ,
A . Sohwarzschild
H. L. Stillman
M . M. Suppes
W. H. McCormick
H. OShea
ends of
Railway-rails
Rail way -rail 8.
Railway-rails.
A. J. Moxham
A. J. Moxham
D. B. Ruffher
.T. M. Priie
L. Anderson and L. M. Hosea
H. H.Fifield
M. Hall and W. H. Baker
C. B. Herman
A. -T. Moxham
R. B. Muehlfeith and C. J. Ibel. . .
H. Roberts
J. K. Wilson
L. C. Zollinger and W. H. Pattee.
J. Meyer
M. Martin
L. H. Woolley
W. F. Dimmick
C.C.Gates
G. W. Cady
.T. C. Cowdrick
G. Norwood
Electric connection for
Electrical connection for j
Fish-plate .splice for connecting
Railw.iy-rails in paved streets. Laying '
Railway-rails. Self-acting cleaner for grooves or hoi- ]
lows of
Railway-rails. Substructure for
Railway-rails. Substructure for bracing and sup-?
porting )
Railway safety system
Railway sanding device
Railway sanding device
Railway sanding device
Railway. Sect ion^.l electric '
Railway. Series electric. : I
A. Green
A. J. Moxham.
W. J. Sheldon .
G. C.Warren..
D. C. LeBras..
J. M. Price
.T.M.Price
W. H. Elkins . . . .
C. B. Andrews -.
W. Grunow, Jr . .
J. Yeager
G. W. Demmick .
M. A. Cattori....
No.
529,637
514,79,5
.536, 872
518,224
.525,882
520,259
528,359
527,192
523, 1S2
523,921
530,35?
5 17, .531
526,954
516,605
513,415
.522, .579
.'^24,961
522,762
516,808
520,971
515,756
514,665
524,282
531,290
514,710
528,950
531,444
518,679
530,131
513,445
517,075
517,551
520,860
513,712
520,654
517,665
517,660
517,829
527,367
520,425
523,837
513,711
515,785
521,866
513,695
526,212
522,349
514,862
524,293
527,198
521,023
514,179
527,668
527,805
513,777
531,445
521.481
512,343
522,761
519,772
522,852
.520,520
528,500
520,048
527,825
513,894
514,303
Date.
Railway-signal i H. M. Abernethy
Railway-signal G. F. Adams and J. S. Lynam.-
Rail way-si irnal G. F. Adams and J. S. Lynam..
Railway-signal i R. Black and CM. Have'y
Railway-signal ! F. L. Doda;son
Railway-signal I E. W. Harden
Railway-.signal CM. Havey and R. Black
Railway-signal A. H. Johnson .
Railway-signal
RaU way-signal
Railway-signal.
J. R. Jones
C C and G. F. Kahne and A.
Adkins.
F. E. Kinsman
.523,257
.528.r,13
52H.914
.529.889
514,118
516.049
512,441
514,192
513,934
517,751
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
May 22
Oct. 30
Oct. 9
July 17
July 31
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
July 10
Aug. 21
July 10
Mar. 20
June 5
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
June 5
Jan. 30
May 29
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 10
Oct. 9
May 29
July 31
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
June 26
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
July 3
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
June 5
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Deo. 25
June 19
Jan. 9
July 10
Monthly
volume.
May
July
May
Oct.
May
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
m
1188
1997
1369
337
1367
997
2320
2851
836
17,50
3047
503
185
467
1.554
2788
697
1687
1034
1777
393
1307
1151
.524
2140
1236
798
2428
21.51
95
2841
2256
2^3
194
3322
2f66
424
416
681
1134
2592
2901
3323
96
1969
3288
1553
298
1472
550
847
479
337
1629
1858
3414
2430
1316
1013
1032
1480
1159
2752
3093
Railway. Ship- I A.M. G. S6billot and F. Weidknecht.' 630,245 Dec.
22 I 1933
23 1887
30 [ 360O
6 ' 570
4 ' 298
July 17 ' 1885
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
733
734
2416
221
517
1198
6 361
30 30.52
3 565
523,723 ] July 31 2701
292
C477
H78
344
83,84
342
224
(562
J 5153
691
203
439
761
124
42
115
370
682
177
414
255
420
95
325
287
123
513
308
186
C577
J 573
538
25
697
534
51
43
(820
) 821
717
103
101
170
276
627
723
820
22
476
810
364
77
370
131
206
114
81
392
446
842
578
306
248
255
359
(288
J 289
666
7.M
474
(452
J 453
887
( 142 ?
( i« : 5
( 73
172 '
172
580
51
120
290
86
(900
)901
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69
67
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68
68
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171
361
630
67
824
110
I 565
590
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Rail way-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway signal and system
Railway-signal. Automatic
Railway signal. Caljle-
Railway-signal carrier
Railway-signal case
Railway-signal. Detonating
Railway signal device
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electric
Railway-signal. Electrical ,
Railway-signal. Electiical
Railway-signal. Electrical
Railway-signal. Electrical
Railway-signal. Electrical
Railway-signal. Electrically-controlled
Railway-signal. Electrically -controlled
Railway -signal. Electrically-controlled
Railway signal system. Automatic electric
Railway-signals. Mechanical trip for
Railway-signals. Pneumatic system of and appa-
ratus for handling
Railway-signals. Tension-adjusting device for
Railway signaling and switching apparatus
Railway signaling apparatus
Railway signaling apparatus
Railway signaling apparatus
Railway signaling apparatus
Railway signaling apparatus. Electrical
Railway signaling apparatus. Self-acting ,
Railway signaling by means of detonating or explo-i
sive signals. i
Railway signaling. Detonator holder or clip for use
in fog
Railway signaling device
Railway signaling device
Railway signaling. Electric
Railway signaling. Electric torpedo apparatus and
system for
Railway signaling. Interlocking lever for
Railway signaling purposes. Detonator for
Railway signaling system
Railway signaling. Torpedo machine or apparatus
for
Railway signaling. Treadle for use in
Railway special work. Street-
Railway-spike
Railway supply-circuit. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system . Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Name.
No.
J. 0. Pattee and C. "W. Case .
F. R. Payne
J. V. Richardson
C. Selden
C. Selden
C. Selden and E. P. J. Patenall.
E. a. Smith..
C. A. TVeller.
R. S. "Wiles - .
R. S. "Wiles . .
G. C. Young
"W. B. Gray and H. Shepley
J. T. Carter ,
G. E. Klaffky and F. Ealtinow-
sky.
N. A. Eaus
TJ. G. Selby
J. P. O'Donnell
E. E. Kinsman
C. R. Alsop
F. Beattie
C. A. Hammond .
B. F. Rex
516,656
52H,797
530,798
512,754
529,812
529,811
525,367
527,914
515,807
515,808
512,644
520,161
530,013
529,920
525,889
526,820
516,219
520,061
521,455
519,938
523,767
518,511
521,553
520.661
520,710
519,932
528.245
528,246
524,758
516.596
516,598
515,366
525.290
512,050
512,051
512,077
515,648
530,414
520,813
520,397
516,903
515,469
522,494
522,676
513,376
P. Schwenke 525,866
B. Samuels
C. Selden and H. V. Riley . . .
C. Selden and H. V. Riley ...
R. M. Strong and C. F. Reed
A. J. "Wilson
A. J. "Wilson
L. Doruberger
I. L. Green
I. L. Green
H. V. Riley and C. Selden .
W. F. Seymour
F. MoBrien
F. McBrien
J. "Wayland
C. P. Breese
C. A. Hammond ...
J. "W. Thomas, Jr .
J. T. Hambay
J. D. Taylor
S. H. Harrington .
P. Ribard
W. G. Scott
E. A. "Winterhalder.
Date.
G. H. Wood.
H. Brocklehurst .
J. G. Dixon
528,454
525,584
527,480
W. H. Allen 524,519
W. Daves 524,038
"W. Daves ' 530,093
J. W. Lattig I 522,528
S. T. Dutton 1511,884
H. F. Clark 1522.650
M. Corrington ' 528,593
J. "W. Lattig I 522,473
J.G.Dixon ! 527,481
"W. C. Wood 511,831
G. W. Thompson 519,511
522,374
R. M. Hunter.
W. A. Butler .
523,104
J. F. Cnmmings 516,565
J. F. Cummings ! 524,976
Z.Foster 530,033
.T.J.Green 1522,711
J.J. Green I 530,482
C. H. Harkins 528,477
T. Harris [521,711
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Deo. 11
Jan. 16
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Jan. 9
May 22
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
May 22
June 19
May 15
July 31
Apr. 17
June 19
May 29
May 29
May 15
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
June 5
May 22
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
July
July
Jan.
3
10
23
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
July 3
Jan. 2
July 10
Nov. 6
July 3
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
May 8
July 3
July 17
Mar. 13
Aug. 21
Nov, 27
July 10
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
June 19
MontUy
volume.
1540
490
1269
1718
2287
2280
80
1521
366
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)307
410
546
544
545
546
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2057 ! 493
128 '30,31
130 I 31
(365
)366
524
2153
2656
2465
1006
246
792
1954
1269
1746
2773
1863
1435
2979
3080
2657
2659
1353
1424
1430
2305
2277
531
534
J 525
637
594
226
60
185
C478
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J 689
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
591
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Railway supply system . Electric-
Kail way supply system . Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway supply system. Electric-
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Kail way switch '
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway -switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railwt-y-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Rail way-swit ch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switcli
Railway-swil ch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railwayswitcli
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Rail way-s wi tch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch
Railway-switch and car-replacing mechanism. Com-
binea
Railway-switch and locomotive attachment for oper-
ating same.
Railway switch and signal
Railway switch and signal apparatus
Railway switch and trolley. Electric-
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic ,
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway-switch. Automatically-operated
Railway switcli. City-
Railway-switch. Electric
Railway-switch. Electric
Railway-switch. Electric
Railway-switch. Electrically-operated
Railway-switch frog ,
Railway-switch. Interlocking
Railway-switch lock
Railway switch-point. Street-
E. H. Johnsnn and R. Luudell.
E. H. Johnson and R. Lundell .
H. S. Pruyn
M. "Wheless
J. E. Barrett
H. C. Beuagh
E. Brombacher
E. Brown
J. T7. Butcher
H.B.Biittel
D. M. Church. (Reissue)
D. M. Church
D. M. Church
S. E. Clouser
S. F. Clouser
S. F. Clon.'ser and E. C. Seward.
E. W. Coughlin
S. H. Cramp ton
J. R. Crow and J. H. Mulkey . . .
W. C. Dillman
V.C. Dillman
W". Douglas
C. H. Eimke
H.Elliot
C. Froelich
W. Halliday and T. F. Rawls...:..
G. W. Hanner
E. W. Harden
F. Hardy and L. "W. McCants
L. N. Jiigel, C. a. Smith, and A. B.
Pruden.
J. R. Jones
A. Kneip
E. H. B. Knowlton
J. L. La Dridre and S. I. Stone.
M. Leary
E. n. Leighton
Gr. E. Lemmon
C. L. Lincoln
B. F. Loughmiller
D. MacPhersou
H. H. Matt
J. N. Moehn
C. J. Mortimer
J. F. Ober
H. Polls
C. B.Price
W. N. Santee and J. E. Ryan. .
A . F. Schinner
A. F. Schinner
E. C. Seward
"W. F. Stedman
R. E. Terry
D. F. Vaughan
J. I. Vernon
T. D. Willever
C. F. "Wilson
J. C. Woolverton
A. S. Debose
W. Holliday and T. F. Rawls.
S. S. Heim
L. C. Xorton and L. A. Devine .
F. S.Perrin
W.J. Coughlin
C. Dietz
J. M. Dixon
C.F.Duval
D. B. Hart
J. H. McDonough and R. S. Williams.
0. E. Seifert
L. Washington and W. H. Roberts..
F. W. Wittkowski
Gr. W. Carpenter
J. Shutt
R. A . Baldwin
CM. Fitch
W. M. and W. C. Henderson
W. S. Gavey
R. T. Waldrep
J. Wrigley
W. H. Elliott
H. S. Smith
523,164
523,165
523, 166
513,440
524,773
524,521
519,298
527,547
517,727
529,245
521,014
11,404
520,254
522,951
522, 7S0
522,782
522,781
520.302
524,847
526,993
522,884
522,885
525,140
530,404
517,379
519,082
515,675
518.755
516,050
516.599
521,716
513,935
513,944
527,338
525,423
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531.439
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529, ]2t)
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514,953
517,877
524,487
529,189
515,361
528,395
514,037
527,293
522,803
515,135
522,359
521,743
522,568
527,188
519.464
517,090
530,022
528,880
521,611
517,392
522,388
515,655
526,100
528,533
528,867
513,781
513,716
518,281
521,518
524,187
524,885
519,741
529,011
516,731
514,850
517,743
529,983
511.921
526,619
523,154
Date.
July 17
July 17
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Oct. 16
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
June 5
Feb. 13
May 22
July 10
July 10
July 10
JulV 10
May 22
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
July 10
Jnly 10
Aug. 28
Deo. 4
Mar. 27
May 1
Ftb. 27
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
June 19
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 9
Sept. 4
Jan. 10
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
June 26
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
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Oct. 9
July 10
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June 19
July 3
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May 8
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
June 19
Mar. 27
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Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
June 19
Aug. 7
Aug, 21
May 15
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
July 17
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592
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kail way switch-rod ,
Kailway-switch. Sliifting
Railway-switch signal
Eail way-switch stand
Railway switch. Street-...
Railway switch. Street-. .
Railway switch. Street-
Railway-switches by screw action,
working
Apparatus for
Railway switches.
Railway-switches.
ratus for handlin
Railway switching (leTice
Railway system. Conduit electric-
Railway system. Onndnit electric-
Railway system. Electric-
Railway system. Electric
Railway system. Electric-
Railway system. Electric-
Railway system. Electric-
Device for operating f-treet-
Pneumatic system of and appa-
Railway system. Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric-
Electric machine for
Electromagnetic contact-making
for electric-
systems. Substructural support for
terminal transfer and switch yard
tie
system.
system.
system.
system.
s,vstem.
system.
system .
systems.
systems.
•tie
tie
■tie
■tie
tie
tie
tie anchor,
■tie hewer . .
■tie. Metal.
Metal -
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
device
Railway
Railway-
Rail way-
Railway-
Railway-
Rail way ■
Railway
Railway.
Railway^
Railway^
Railway
Railway-
Railway-tie. Metallic .
Railway
Railway^
Railway^
Railwa'y^
Railway^
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway^
Railway
Railway^
Railwa'y^
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway
Railway-
Rail way^
Railway
Railway-
Railway
Railway
Railway-
Railway^
Railway
Railway^
Railway track-sweeper
Railway track-switch. Electric-
Railvvay-tracl; tie-plate
Rail way -tracks. Cimstructiou of
Railway tracks. Intersecting electric- .
tie. Metallic ,
tie. Metallic
tie plate
tie plate
tie plate
tie plate
tie plate
tie-plate
tie plate and making same
tie puller
tie. Steel comhination
tie. Timber
■ties. Machine for shearing wooden
time-indicator
time-signal
toi pedo
track
track
track
track
track
track and car
track brace
track ci'ossing-frog
track .i ack
track lifter. Adjustable.
track liner
■track Sander
track-.eai]ding apparatus .
track structure
■track structure
track structure
Name.
J. Games
H. E. Lowe
J . Wayland
E M. Robinson
C . Coughlin ...
J. C. Jacobs, A. Keil, and J. H.
Roemer.
W.E. Murray, D. W. and G.W. Hat-
field.
C . Moderegger
C. E. R. Christensen
J. W. Thomas, Jr
H. L. Walton and "W. A. Griffiths ■
J. B. Brand
O. A. Enholm
F. B. Badt
C. S. Bradley
A. C. Crehore
R. M. Hunter ,
P. ^Y. Leflaer .
D.Mason 519,794 May 15 ! 1521
No.
Date.
518,020 Apr. 10
516,100 Mar. 6
5J1,348 * Dec. 25
525,159 j Aug. 28
529,646 ! Nov. 20
526,152 Sept. 18
522,914 July 10
513,520 :' Jan. 30
Monthly \
volume.
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253
5^6
137
2245
535
2067
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J 505
2009
481
1444
337
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313
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67 j 202
66 ] 1562
69 ; 1670
Us
524,540
520,812
531,080
521,010
.52,5,539
525,480
525,690
523,396
523,313
Aug. 14 986
June 5 ' 93
Dec. 18 i 1747
June 5 ! 463
Sept. 4 ' 376
Sept. 4 i 273
Sept. 11 635
July 24 I 2109
July 17 1973
S14,718 Feb. 13 : 1240
D. Mason 530,192
N. Tesla i 5 14, 972
E. Thomson j 516,666
C. D. Tisdale i 517,940
G. D. TLsdale {518 293
T. B. andH. Wilcox 524,366
T. B. and H. Wilcox.
E. Deming
T. B. and H. Wilcox.
28,465 Oct. 30
524,367 : Aug. 14
J. D. Reed 526,054 Sept. 18
J. D. Millar ' 517,110 , Mar. 27
524,368
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
N. Benjamin
R. Dinsmore
J. Dyson
J.C.Lee
J. Neafie
A. G. Petzman
S. A. Roake and F. G. Smith .
R. E. Daniels
J. A. Orr
A. E. Roberts
E. L. Taylor. - -
E. L. Taylor...
E. L. Taylor....
W. W. Holmes .
W. W. Holmes ■
D. Servis
W. H. Wikson . ,
AV. H. Wilson . .
I?. AVolhaupter .
W. W. Holmes
a. Emerling
J. R, Green
L. C. IngersoU.
E. I. Leighton..
C. Worth
A. C. Gordon ..
524,999
517,447 j
516,001
513,792
517,1585
515,551 I
515,409
522,974
517,014
517,302
524,359
E. G. Shortt
N. Gundeison
M. G. Hubbard
A.C.Mather
A. J, Moxham ,
AY. R. Smith
C. C. Burton
H. Greer
T. N. McGee and M. W. Mansfield
E. M. Robinson
M. Lillis
D. Richardson
W. G. Middleton
C. W. Slierburne. (Reissue)
P. Hevner
E. .Samuel
J. H. White
G.M. Brill
A . F. Schinner
J. A. Harris
T.H. Gibbon ,
M. Lowd
526,032
530,906
512,877
515,431
530,113
.531,446
528,309
518,565
5-37,489
528,786
512.750
512,720
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524.783
11,424
517,277
521,004
520,469
513,230
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
July 17
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
July 10
Sept. 25
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
Apr. 10
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Apr. 17
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 10
Aug. 23
Aug, 21
July 3
Mar. 27
June 5
May 29
Jan. 23
527,294 Oct. 9
514,828 . Feb. 13
523,340 t July 24
528,959 1 Nov. 13
202
1619
1554
855
1477
702
705
3039
704
1270
2314
1780
60
434
3435
274
2602
2374
1375
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688
1059
821
822
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2770
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
593
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Eailway-tracka. Preventing the creeping of rails on
Railway-tracks, &c. Vegetation-burner for
Railway -train gate
Railway-train protecting device
Railway -trains. Electric signaling apparatus for . . .
Railway-trains. Electric signaling between
Railway trains or vehicles. Apparatus for control-
ling the movement of
Railway- trains. Steam-heating system for
Railway -trains. "Water-service system for
Railway trolley. Conduit-
Railway trolley. Conduit-
Railway trolley. Conduit-
Railway trolley. Conduit-
Railway trolley. Conduit-
Rail way trolley . Electric-
Rail way trolley. Electric-
Railway trolley. Electric-
Railway trolley. Electric-
Railway trolley. Electric-
Railway trolley. Electric-
Railway trolley. Electric-
Railway trolley. Electric-
Rail way-turntahle. Electric ,
Railway-turntable. ElectricaOy-operated
Railway. TTnderground-conduit
Railway. Underground electric
Rail way- vehicle skid
Railway. "Wagon-
Railway water-tank
Railway weed-mower
Railway. Wire
Rail way- work. Motor-suspension for ,
Railways. Apparatus for aiitomatic fog signaling on
Railways. Automatic safety-grip for inclined
Railways. Automatic switch for electric
Railways. Auxiliary signaling system for
Railways. Block system for electric
Railways. Block system for trolley- ,
Railways. Carriage for elevated
Railways. Closed conduit for electric
Railways. Closed conduit for electric
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Closed conduit for electric
Closed conduit for electric
Closed conduit for electric
Closed conduit for electric
Closed conduit for electric
Conduit supply system for electric. ..
C onduit 8 J stem for electric
Contact device for overhead electric .
Contacting device for electric
Contrivance for diminishing the danger^
to foot-passengers from street-
Eailways. Controlling-switch for electric .
Railways. Converter system for electric . -
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
trie
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Rain-gage.
Distribution system for electric.
Electric cab-signal for
Electric danger-signal for
Electiic safety appliance for
Electric time-signal for
Metallic cross-tie for
Pointsman's indicator for
Rail-bond connector for electric
Self - lubricating contact - bar for elec-
Span-wire for overhead electric
System of electric block-signals for
System of elevated and surface
Transformer system for electric
"Wire-support for overhead electric
Self-recording
Rain-water flowing from roofs of houses. Apparatus
for separating air from
Raisin- grader
Raisin-seeder
Raisin-seeder
Raisin-seeding machine
Raisin-seeding machine
Name.
A. Gross
E. Dawson and J. 0. Thomas.
•7. "Wayland
W. Reeves
"W. H.Baker...
J. J. Czepull —
E. E. Kinsman .
G. H. Titcomb
J. McNaughton
J. L. Creveling
"W. E. Delabarre, 1'. M. Erazer, and
E. A. Carrick.
J. C. Hawley and "W. J. Black
R.J. Hewett ,
TV. Lawrence
T. M. Brown
F. S. Church
E. Dawson
R. A. Grant
G. TV. Hooper
G. "W. Mackenzie
"W. Van Benthuysen
C. J. Van Depoele
R.M. Hunter ,
H. E. Danzenbaker
"W. F. Jenkins
H. B. Nichols and F. H. Lincoln.
J. Barthelmess
T. M. Galbreath
T. J. Prosser
F. J. Case
C. G. Hutchinson
E. "W. Rice, Jr..
H.P.Clark
O. M. Smith
38 PAT
512,817
526,300
520,464
527,540
523,847
515,145
520,062
522,681
525,025
522,655
530,828
530,688
526,835
52n,7.'S8
520,156
517,028
525,886
526,897
518,952
513,023
512,923
515,308
520,527
517,000
517,749
529,406
519,624
516,327
528,110
511,752
515,338
.524,117
523,424
527,894
526,985
528,122
516,806
520,323
530,809
522,894
529,797
516,631
520,938
514,134
528,494
526,463
521,326
525,945
529,354
519,328
519,911
518,693
520,975
518,782
526,598
524,947
531.214
5i5,277
529,679
526.536
512,711
530,416
513,426
527,267
517,535
527,857
522,216
.530,338
513,429
J. Porteous 524,562
S. B. Bliss 513,704
"W. S. Scales 511,803
C. L. Spencer 525,432
C. "W. Thompson 1514,689
"W. S. "Wright and J. E. Venus.
M. S.Conly
J. W. Gibboney
"W. F. Lewis
J. N.Valley
C.I. Greer
F. L.King
W. Lawrence . . .
P.Plodeck, Sr..
H. A. Seymour .
"W. E. Stearns . .
C. D. Tisdale...
H. Alexander. . .
"W. G. Creighton
J. L. Blackwell
D. F. Graham and "W. P. Allen .
F. Jernetz and F. Jeniczek
P. Lange and B. G. Lamme
G. "Westinghouse, Jr., and C. F.
Scott.
J. E. Goodhand
E. C. "Wiley
A. B. Murray
E. L. Orcutt
R. D. Patterson
C. Coleman and R. de Saussure . .
J. Lord and T. R. Leasou
H. R.Keithley
F. "W. N. E. Hayn
S. H. Short
W. M. Cuthbert
C. H. Barrows
M. Hutin and M. Leblanc .
A. "W. Jones
A. J. Grover
R. Habermann
No.
Date.
Jan. 16
Sept. 18
May 29
Oct. 16
July 31
Feb. 20
May 22
July 10
Aug. 28
July 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
May 29
May 22
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
May 1
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
May 29
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
May 8
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Aug. 7
July 24
Oct. 23
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Mav 22
Dec. 11
July 10
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
June 5
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Sept. 25
June 12
Sept.
11
1082
Nov.
20
1484
May
8
711
May
15
1703
Apr.
24
2171
June
5
404
Apr. 24
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Sept. 25
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
Oct. 23
July 3
Dec. 4
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Monthly
volume.
1836
1700
2058
1422
2925
1921
1958
1826
821
1313
1093
268
3157
2146
2164
1001
383
25
2182
2026
2198
2764
2100
563
1592
1244
965
2117
20
2259
249
2157
2021
515
2437
1774
2421
1284
1225
2257
1490
346
246
30P4
2021
1017
2335
2214
2001
2258
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2118"
1628
591
2800
965
191
1956
73
465
2803
1029
3307
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(642
^643
346
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482
479
214
445
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225
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497
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(538
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(353
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(246
1247
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(175
1176
(415
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(543
1544
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529
(408
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391
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
Rake:
See Hand-rake.
Hay-rake.
Horse-rake.
Rake
Lawn-rake.
Rattle rake.
Stock-rake.
-presanre m
Rake
Rake
Rake attachment. Hand-
Rakes and loaders with wagons. DeTice for connect-
ing hav
Ram. Hydraulic
Ram. Hydraulic
Ram or engine. Hydraulic
Rams. Machine for maintaining aii
chambers of hydraulic
Ramie or like material to fiher. Reducing
Ramie or other fibrous growths. Apparatus for
treating
Ramie- treating apparatus
Range and gas-stove. Combined cooking-
Range-boiler
Range. Cooking-
Range-finding. Method of and apparatus for
Range. Gas cooking and water-heating
Range or cooking-cabinet. Gas
Range-tank
Ranges, heaters, &c. Means for lighting gas
Ranges, stoves, or heaters. Fire-box and grate for . .
Rasp
Rasp-making machine
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill. Double-acting
Ratchet mechanism
Ratchet-wrench
Ratchet-wrench. Adjustable ;
Rattle rake
Razor
Razor-blades, &c. Machine for hollowing..
Razor-handle
Razor-honing machine
Razor. Safety-
Razor. Safety-
Razor-.sharpening machine
Razor-strop
Razor-strop
Razor-strop composition
Razor-strops. Machine for grooving ;
Razor-stropping device
Razor- wiper
Razors. Machine for concaving
Reading-case
Reading-stand
Reamer
Reamf r
Reaper
Receipt-protector
Receptacle and adjustable seat. Combined
Receptacle for small articles
Reciprocating engine
Reciprocating parts of machines. Way for
Reclining-chair
Reclining-chair
Reclining chair
Reclining-chair
Reoorfl. Multiple
Recorder:
See Cash-recorder.
Electric-current re-
corder.
Fare-recorder.
Manual recorder.
Pressure-recorder.
Recorders. Actuating device for manual
Recording device. Autographic
Reduction apparatus
Reel:
See Bolting-reel.
Clothes-line reel.
Engineer's tape-reel.
Fish-line reel.
Fishing-reel.
Sales-recorder.
Signal-recorder.
Speed-recorder.
Telephone-call recorder.
Time-recorder.
Reel .
Reel
Reel '.
Reel and barrel-carrier. Combined .
Reel and sprinkler. Combination . . .
Reel-carrier
Reel-guide. Automatic
Reeling-machine
Flour-bolting reel.
Hose-reel.
Twine-reel.
"Wire-reel.
Wire-holding ree
Name.
A. R. Dickinson .
A. R. Dickinson .
C. C. Quigley....
W. Ashby
M. Mann
C. B. Jones and J. S. Wetmore .
G. Payne
W. A. Rife
H. Ingham
J. P. A. Blaye .
W. T. Forbes . .
W. T. Forbes
R. R. Finch and T. J. Hodgkins .
G. Booth.
H.J. Wattles
B. A. Fiske
B. S. KoU
F. C. De Prengal .
J. J. Malley
C. H. Page, Jr....
A. R. I.saacs
S.D. Hedge
.J. H. Stokes
W. R. Bonham
J. Meahl
W. H. Young, Jr
W. G.Orcutt
C. H. Bernheim
R. Keeling
H. Wolferts
J. Leresche
0. E. Fearn
W. H.Mather
E.SchariT
E. L. Schmitz
C. L. Thornton
H. Bezer
F., R., andO. Kampfe
J. Hesel
P., R., andO. Kampfe
E. L. Schmitz
W. H. Bridgman
J. J.Fifield
T. W. McGrath
0. Nelson
F. Hatmaker
C. D. Marsh and A. D. Hermance. . .
G. W. Murray
A. Steiner
J. Boyd
T. D. Ingram
N. Tesla
Z. G. Sholes
J. C. Allen
S. Chambers
S. A. Chase ,
A. Hackman
K. Fenn
H. M. Geiger
R. J. Copeland and C. H. Stoelting
T. Girvan
C. S. Gooding and W. E. C. Goudey.
M.E. Knight
527,368 Oct. 9
521,413 , June 12
CO. Partridge 521,245 j June 12
H. Miller 513,129 Jan. 23
W. L. Van Horn [ 520,815 June 5
E.N.Dunwiddie 526,692 Oct. 2
J.F.Wellington | .516,715 1 Mar. 20
J. Carsten 1513,083! Jan. 23
No.
518,001
519,761
524,215
531,295
520,532
5-;9,914
516,657
519,970
521,167
523,509
519,423
519,422
514,919
516,073
515,415
523,721
522,903
530,509
530,700
521,915
518,457
524,141
521,424
Date.
395
127
353
644
412
865
596
,464
,250
,438
,125
,479
240
650
828
533
851
272
971
368
676
356
841
466
892
227
469
116
169
185
403
751
981
716
774
Apr. 10
May 15
Aug. 7
Dec. 25
May 29
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
May 15
June 12
July 24
May 8
May 8
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
Feb. 27
July 31
July 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
June 26
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
June 12
Feb. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 30
Nov. G
Aug. 14
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
May 1
July 24
Jan. 2
May 8
Aug. 28
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
May 8
June 5
May 22
Apr. 10
Deo. 25
July 31
Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Sept. 4
June
Aug.
Dec.
June
Feb.
Aug.
Feb. 6
Apr. 24
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
June 5
519,253 May 1
513,558 Jan. 30
522,590 July 10
Monthly
volume.
981
1460
425
2149
2771
2458
1542
1800
735
2324
883
882
1570
550
2385
2697
1243
783
1114
2066
1778
302
1189
2355
235
2831
225
791
733
1437
86
564
21f3
659
978
2200
234
1476
1092
177
2344
918
2284
2609
55
1333
254
255
439
675
646
316
368
712
2289
13
1287
22
567
3058
712
1135
1169
873
2339
107
36
1634
244
354
101
514
670
592
367
f442
[443
174
214
213
C394
1395
128
591
668
308
193
270
496
442
71
5 282
1283
5P6
54,55
685
56
193
184
346
18,19
137
550
157
236
536
58
360
262
38,39
569
230
545
650
15
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168
152
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
595
Invention.
Keeving device
Eeflector. Adjustable
Eeflector and shade. Lamp
Reflector for electric lamps
Keflectov for electric or other lamps
Reflector. Gas-
Reilectors. Makiug
Refrigerating apparatus
Refrigerating apparatus
Refrigerating apparatus
Refrigerating apparatus
Reflector for lamps
Refrigerating liquid
Refrigerating-machlne
Refrigerating-machine
Ref rigerating-machine
Refrigerating-machine
Refrigerating-machine
Refrigerating-machines. Lubricating
Refrigeration. Apparatus for dynamic
Refiigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator and beer-cooler
Refrigerator and filter. Combined
Refrigerator-car
Eefrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refirigerator-car
Refrigerator-car ice-tank
Refrigerator-car ventilator
Refrigerator-cars. Extensible vestibule for use in
loaning
Refrigerator. Display-
Refrigerator-door fastening
Refrigerator drip-trough
Refrigerator-float
Refrigerator ice-rack
Refrigerator-leak alarm ,
Refrigerator or butter-cooler
Refrigerator-shelf ,
Refrigerators. Cooling
Refuse. Means for treating city
Regenerating-furnace
Regenerative furnace
Regenerative furnace
Regenerative furnace
Register :
See Autographic regis- Hot-air register,
ter. Hotel-register.
Billiard or pool reg- Key-register.
ister. Lumber-register.
Billiard time -regis- Odometer-register.
ter. Pocket-register.
Car-register. Pool-register.
Cash-register. Pressure-gage register.
Elect rically-ope- Sales-register.
rated register. Telephone-call register.
Pare-register. Type-writer ivord-regis-
Plue-register. ter.
Register ,
Register
Register
Register for baskets, &c
Register for counting the strokes of pistons, &o
Register for rotations of vehicle-wheels, &c
Name.
J. Hadfield
P."W. A. Paasch.
G. H. Bliss
J. W. Turnbull ;
E. Tilmann
T.Gill
W. TV. Pilkington
E. W. Carleton and J. M. Odell.
J.J. Eaulkner
0. Kuphal
"W. Mild
E. Tilmann
M. Wanner
L. Block
L. Block
F.B.Hill
J. Levey, T. H. Butler, and C. A.
MacDonald.
J. E. McLaughlin
S. S. and C. W. Miles
E. Hill
T. B. Ashford
G. A.Bowen
R. Brand and TV. Dichmann
T. F. Crean
J. R. Davis
J. Denson
G. Fee
G. A. Greene
J. T. Gurney and C. J. Medberry .
R. Hirsh
F. Jacoby
P. Koehier, Jr ,
F. Lusche
L. B. McCIanathan.
A. Schttyler
L. C. Taylor
L. Leyendecker
C. L. Sherwood
F. E. Canda
F. E. Canda
F. E. Canda
T.J. Gilmartin
C. S. Hardy
M. S. Millard
C. S. Miller and J. E. Du Bois .
H. B. Plant -
E. E. Hutchins
G. F. Brown, Jr., and G. P. Hill.
H. C. Gardner
F. IT. Warnpr...
R. G. Chase
C. W. Hinricha.
F. Schuberth
F. E. Ranney
E. C. Paetow
O. M. "Whitman
J. Sehambrue
T. ScheflSer
E. L. Ransome
S. II. Trapp
A. Laughlin and J. Reuleaux
W.Swindell
M. Wanner
W. M. Dras
C.C. Fields
F. H. Lndingfon..
A. B. Culver".
F. L. Wolfe
H. D. Studabaker
No.
524,247
519,589
529,105
512,636
524,075
518,59-(
514,495
527,831
512,175
530,535
511,857
52-1,076
522,812
517,154
518,541
524,249
520,930
519,730
525,224
515,585
513,860
515,647
528,655
514.914
518,096
518,396
518,233
526,225
514,596
519,711
5-22,118
52,5,021
5-26,812
520,695
.522,306
530,670
525, 7H7
521,559
522,105
522,448
523,512
522,112
526,969
513,194
520,442
523,374
516,352
524,083
514,9-23
515,182
516,290
525,901
.525,668
519,432
531,557
529,148
525,723
523,412
524,688
523,088
529,556
524,915
517,991
Date.
525,887
528,509
519,130
522,455
526,884
521,682
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Oct. 23
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
July 10
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
June 5
May 15
Aug. 28
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
May 15
June 26
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
May 29
July 3
Dec. 11
Sept. 11
June 19
June 26
July 3
July 24
June 26
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
May 29
July 24
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
May 8
Dec. 25
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
July 21
Aug. 14
July 17
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
Apr. 10
Sept. 11
Oct. 30
May 1
July 3
Oct. 2
June 19
Monthly
volume.
468
1178
1049
1494
178
2008
871
1897
743
826
177
180
1106
2383
1913
473
336
1417
2174
2653
3547
2748
242
1563
1134
1669
1378
1574
1046
1387
2427
1818
233
3054
227
1066
811
1443
2407
475
2327
2417
492
2437
2619
2074
110
C283
^284
253
361
40
499
222
C455
H56
181
205
44
41
1002
192
1575
1977 !
911
1021
583 i
897
2612
1120 '
697
2140
1227
1554
1871
1611
962
563
473
;iii
1112
82
342
531
659
874
685
60
392
I 286
(412
H13
I 345
' 369
I 262
C334
i335
583
443
57
740
61
259
185
336
578
121
(585
^586
; 580
121
589
I 634
(521
<522
(523
238
43
396
493
214
(230
1231
139
216
625
271
162
537
300
390
(445
395
240
1002
3108
340
486
356
1657
226
754
80
123
88
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coatinued.
Invention.
Registers. Air moistening and purifying attach-
ment for
Eegisters. Air-moistening attachment for hot-air. .
Registers. Mechanical movement for engine-
Kegistering device. Electrical
Registering measures of liquids. Device for
Registering mechanism
Locomotive draft-regula-
tor.
Motor- regulator.
Piano-action regulator.
Pressure-regulator.
Pump-regulator.
Speed-regulator.
Speed and power regula-
tor.
Tank-regulator.
Temperature-regulator.
Windmill-regulator.
Regulating device ,
Regulating device. Automatic
Regulator:
See Belt-regulator. Feed-regulator.
Boiler water-regnla- Feed- water regulator,
tor. Gas-regulator.
Chimney -regulator. Heat-regulator.
Cbute-r'egulator. Lamp-wick regulator.
Current-regulator. " " " "
Damper-regulator.
Draft-regulator.
Dynamo-regulator.
Electric-circuit reg-
ulator.
Electric-current reg-
ulator.
E 1 e c tr 1 c-machine
regulator.
Electric-motor regu-
lator.
Rein-ga ard
Rein-holder
Hein-holder
Rein holder . Overcheck-
Ilein-support
Rein-support
Itein-support
Rein-supporter
Relay
Relay
Relay. Quadruples neutral
Release-hook. Safety
Releasing device
Relishing-machine
Remedies. Preparing topical
Rendering lard hy hot air. Apparatus for
Rendering-tank
Resiliometer
Resonator. Tubular
Respiration. Apparatus for producing artificial
Respiration, Device for producing
Respirator
Respirator holding-ring
Retaining or lowering apparatus
"lletinning bath-tubs
Retort. Inclined
Retorts. Bench for inclined
Retoits. Deviceforremovlngcan-holding crates from.
Reverberatory and regenerative furnace
Reverberatory furnace
Revol uble screen
Revoluble screen
Revolver
Name.
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver-casings. Machine for counterboring bar-
rels of
Revolver-cylinder
Revolver- cylinders. Machine for counterboring
chambers of
Revolver. Double-barreled
Revolver-lock mechanism
Revolver with knife attachment
Revolvers. Cylinder-actuating mechanism for
Revolvers. Cylinder-pin catch for
Revolvers. Swinging cylinder and trigger-lock for.
Revolving chair
Revolving chair
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
H. Iliowizi
H. Iliowizi
F.L.Wolfe
F. von Hefner- Alteneok
F. Gerau
C.P.Gott
R. Thury
J. W. Upson
C.Allen
D. D. Horton....
T.J. Weir
C. L. Leonard ...
B. W. Craine....
C.E. Ford
F. E. Van Loan..
R. Stanhope
F. M. Locke
H. S. L. Verley . .
C. D. Haskins ...
J. U. Beckeman .
H. Lahann
O. F. Amsden . . .
523,258
52.'?,769
515,634
527,790
519,666
531,173
513,162
530,134
512,656
519,142
523,119
518,131
519,815
518,017
527,906
524,012
526,091
524,546
527,488
514,448
517,481
531,011
512,952
519,110
526,836
524,P57
524,856
524,696
518,523
525,113
520,571
523,993
514,696
C.Foehl 530,759
J. T.Smith 530,730
0. E. Smith , 52f,263
E. M. Couch 530,823
0. Troplowitz
A. Wild
A.White
C. E. Hadley
E. M. Gerry
W. F. Z. Desant
J. M. Pressey
H. Simons
H. N. Fraser
T. H. and E.Gardner
D.B. Hilton
K.M.Mitchell
K. M.Mitchell
W. W. Abbott and J. Green .
E. F.Gray
M. J. Murdoch
D.E.Phillips
D. E.Phillips
G.P.Blow
J. Lamm
E. M. Couch.
C. von Pecker .
No.
526,653
526,923
526,885
513,612
519,181
517,115
529,570
523,250
522,472
530,824
524,743
D.B. Wesson 520,468
L. L. Picard 529,877
E.M. Conch 516,476
J. Rourke 519,875
D.B. Wesson 517,152
J. M.Morgan 519,8(16
J. M. Morgan 526,045
B. E. Baker 521,843
B.E. Baker 526,605
J. T. Birch... i 514,301
G. A. Brown [ 515,280
A. C. Dinkey I 518,365
J. P. B. Fiske j 518,236
J. C. Fvfe 528,539
A. B. Herrick 524,382
J. B. Lyon ' f 15,241
D. Macfarlan i 526,867
H. McNulta 516,217
W.Meredith 513,126
A. J. Shaw 1515,254
Date.
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
May 1
Mar. 27
Nov. 20
July 17
July 17
July 31
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
May 8
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
May 1
July 17
Apr. 10
May 15
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Apr. 3
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
May 1
Oct. 2
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
May 29
Aug." 7
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Oct. 30
Deo. 11
July 3
Dec. 11
Aug. 21
May 29
Nov. 27
Mar. 13
May 15
Mar. 27
May 15
Sept. 18
June 26
Sept. 25
Fel). 6
Feb. 20
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Monthly
volume.
2309
428
357
3144
434
2322
1895
1872
1888
2779
2728
1848
1309
1926
2389
98
1539
356
1629
1187
1552
1002
2042
74
1337
1004
1336
777
111
1630
2076
290
270
1523
1521
1251
1883
1990
2836
45
1200
1207
1161
2685
1306
510
1307
1327
2665
2395
1221
1651
2377
1636
1257
1933
2231
567
2142
1625
1381
24
728
2081
330
790
2333
2101
552
106
89
772
106
;546
1547
"451
470
474
689
679
444
312
458
577
26
369
85
408
297
380
;251
1252
16
311
247
325
199
25
387
492
69,70
Official
Gazette.
372
372
309
467
487
685
10
C299
) 300
294
281
647
315
130
315
C324
^325
644
574
293
402
562
398
291
463
532
142
532
400
4 346
^347
7. 8
176
517
81
184
562
522
69
69
66
67
366
579
1412
388
796
69 ; 1596
66 , 549
69 1233
66 I 303
67 , 607
68 340
67 233
67 ' 856
5 67 I 201
69
68
69
423
676
1419
862
278
66 ; 1017
67 23
69 1542
66 . 418
67 I 591
51
S
68
68
67
68
67
68
[66 j 1098
69
69
69
68
67
69
66
67
66
67
68
67
;67
69
66
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
597
Invention.
Rheostat
Kbeostat
Rheostat
Rheosta t
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat
Rheostat and heater
Rheostat. Automatic
Rheostat. Automatic
Rheostat. Automatic
Ribbon-feed-reversing mechanism
Ribbon-holder
Ribbon-reverse. Automatic
Ribbons. Machine for reeling, measuring, and sever-
ing type-writer or other
Riding, amusement, and instructing device
Ri<ling-habit
Riffle. Flume-
Rifies. Method of and dies for the manufacture of
band-forgings for military
Ring
Key-ring.
Respirator holding-ring
Saddle girth-ring.
Suspension-ring.
Teething-ring.
Thread-cutting ring.
'ee Clew-ring.
Curtain-ring.
Curtaiu-pole ring.
Ear-ring.
Finger-ring.
Galvanic ring.
Ring^xpanding tool
Ring for exhibiting and judging dogs, &o
Ring-frame spindle
Ring-gage
Ring gage. Finger-
Ring-making machine
Rings. Manufacturing ornamented
Ripping-knife
Riprap-mattress
Rivet-setting machine
Rivet-settin g machine
Rivets, studs. &o. Manufacturing .
Riveting. Dolly-bar for
Riveting-machine
Riveting-machine
Riveting-machine
Riveting-machine
Riveting-machine .
Riveting-machine .
Roach-trap
Road-tleauing machine. Pneumatic ..
Road-crusts. Machine for breaking up .
Road -m achine
Road making and repairing machine
Road-roller. Steam ,
Road worker and scraper
Roads. Machine for making or repairing
Roads, streets, &c., and blocks therefor. Construct-
ing
Roadway and vehicle therefor
Roaster:
See Coffee-roaster. Ore-roaster.
Meat-roaster. Peanut-roaster.
Roaster
Roasting and calcining kUn
Roasting apparatus for peanuts, &c
Roastin g coffee, -cocoa, &.o. Apparatus for
Roasting-furnace
Roastin g-furnace
Robe-holder
Robe, towel, &c., for heating. Electric
Rock-break and ore-granulator. Combined
Rock -breaker
Rock-breaker. Subaqeons
Rock-crusher
Rock-crusher
Rock-drill.
Rock-drill
Rock-dril 1
Rock-drill ,
Rock-drill
Rock-drill.
iName.
A.J. Shaw
A. J. Shaw
A. J. Shaw
A. J. Shaw
A. J. Shaw
T. W. Shelton
M. Waddell
R. C. Mitchell
E.W.HoUis
C. J. Sturgeon
B.C. VanEmon
C. E. Johnson
A. E. Hartzell
F.P. Stiles
R. Gr. Hopkins
W.J. and F. E. Gordon
F. Sehafer
S. A. Baggs
C. E. Bailey and G. F. Bowen
H. V. Bernhardt
G. G. Cleather and P. J. Gibson . . . .
E. Gessner
W.F.Doll ,
E. Gruebel
F. Mossberg
H. V. Bernhardt....
E. Van Valkenburg.
D. Neale.
H. H. Cummings ...
E.M. Pope
"W. S. Wilson
N. D. Tant
P. A. Cuenot
C. P. Higgins
C. P. Higgins
E. Saltzkorn and L. Nicolai
J. J. Unbehend .
J. J. Unbehend .
S. P. Burgess
J. J. Astor
A. J. Henderson.
J. F. Kimball....
M. G. Bunnell .
E. T. Wright . .
O. W. Stearns .
M. G. Bunnell .
J. S. Winter...
E. 0 Evans .
N. H. Jensen...
L. Houze
C. Cretors
C. A. Otto
E. B. Goodwin..
J. Roger
F. E. Woodruff.
H.G. O'Neill...
H.P.Jones
S. Jackson
P. S. Ross
H. Z. Kent
C. E. Wyman
A. E. Brizzo and H. H. Thompson. .
E. S. Currier
W.H.Dixon
H. P. and G. B. Jones
G.W.Pickett
G.W.Pickett 519,290 May 1
:ho.
515,304
517,770
527.730
528,893
528,894
530,727
528,243
.528,907
531,617
513,626
.513,350
526,783
516,051
530,365
524,088
525,596
521,478
519,981
526,286
516,180
.516,858
525,200
517,096
524,589
525,961
512,676
525,477
517,879
513,634
523,730
522,247
528,118
530,162
524,325
524,326
517,172
519,782
523,024
529,109
514,805
513,708
527,610
511,997
524,628
518,473
.515,744
511,870
512,174
525,905
519.063
516,919
517,189
527,746
523,650
519,399
530,053
520,317
.526,654
517,556
513,114
517,717
512,1,54
527,669
524,993
531,043
519,202
Date.
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 11
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
June 19
May 15
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Aug. 14
Sept. 11
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
July 31
July 3
Oct. 23
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
May 15
July 17
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
May 1
Mai?. 20
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
July 24
May 8
Nov. 27
May 22
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Aug. 21
Dec. 18
May 1
Monthly
volume.
2193
598
1732
674
675
1157
2653
718
2712
3171
2687
544
147
418
162
163
281
640
169
650
779
652
191 45.46
519 121
512 127
200 44,45
462
1305
1819
1666
725
1867
2139
2295
1064
1124
1568
269
755
3183
2709
127
2433
146
609
610
1497
1469
1052
1380
3316
1532
111
304
446
394
Official
Gazette.
170
442
522
541
263
^255
1256
'377
66
189
781
671
30
588
38
;i46
I 147
^147
' 148
.569
362
363
364
365
365
366
367
254
347
819
372
2412
445
<104
<105
(106
1138
279
1805
447
17
5
199
50
742
180
1026
232
210
49
1971
463
2451
577
17.58
423
2551
639
847
205
2735
6.56
C.=i86
^587
2310 ' 552
230 52,53
2314
(557
)558
512
124
713
173
1630
392
1760
429 :
1685
400 '
469
C114
\U5 1
627
(153 1
) 154 1
^68
^67
69
67
67
1028
1614
45
534
99
136
.331
1013
1552
628
659
598
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kock-drill
Kock-driU tripod
Kock-drills or broken or detached drill-rods, &c.,
from l)ore-holes. Gral) for lifting cores formed by
tubular
Kock-drills. Kotating device for
Eock-drills. Stand for supporting
Eock drilling and boring machine
Eock drilling and splitting
Eock-drilling machine
Eock or ore breaker
Eock or ore crusher
Eocker. Child's
Eocking-chair
Eockiug-chair
Eocking-chair
Eocking-chair
Eocking-chair
Eod:
See Curtain-rod. Yioloncello-rod.
Stadia-rod.
Eod adjuster. Polished-
Eod and riug machine. Universal
Eod-mill floor
Eod or pipe coupling. Hollow
Eod or slat machine
Eod-support for screw or other machines
Hods. Machine for straightening
Eoll-holder
Holl-holder camera
3loll-holders. Tension-spool for
Eoll-holding camera
EoU-holding camera. Folding
Eolls. Driving live-
EoUs for side-bearing suspension-rails
Eoller : ^
See Antifriction-roller. Eoad-roller.
Land-roller. Shade-roller.
Paving-roller.
Eoller-mill
Eoller-mill feed device
EoUer-press
Eolling angle-bars. Machine for
Rolling apparatus
Eolling apparatus. Beam-
Eolling apparatus. Beam -
Eolling brake-shoe key-blanks into shape. Machine
for
Eolling car- wheel tires. Machine for
JBolling machine. Metal-
Eolling machine. Sheet-metal-
Eolling metal.
Eolling-mill
EoUing-mill •
Eolling-mill ,
Eolling-mill ,
Eolling-mlU
Eolling-mill
Eolling-mill
Rolling-mill appliance
Eolling-mill. Continuous
Eolling-mill coupling device ,
EoUing-mill edging-guide
Eolling-mill feed mechanism
Eolling-mill guide
Eolling-mill housing
Eolling roll. Metal-
Eolling mill. Plate-
Eolling-mill roll-bearing
KoUingmill rolls. Attachment for adjusting
Eolling mill. Taper-
Boiling-mill transfer-table
Rollingmill. Tube-
Eolling-mills. Automatic stop for
Eolling-mills. Bar-piling mechanism for
Eolling-mills. Means for adjusting rolls for
Eolling mills. Support for mandrel-bars of tube- . . .
Rolling-pin and dough-cutter. Combined
Jlolling sheet metal. Method of and apparatus for .
Name.
J. H. Smith
S. "W. Douglass and A. J. Sypher
P. A. Craelius ,
H. C. Sergeant ,
J. McCulloch
I.N.Day ,
G. M. Githens
M. Beal
E. D. Gates
E. D. andP. W. Gates
J. Davis ,
G. C. H. Kaltwasser
J. Elottmann
J. E. Mollvried
J". R. Mcllvried
T. "W. "Wigg
F. M.Kennedy
J. Ban well
G. Lehberger
S. M. Jones
D. Hepp
C. E. Eoberts
P.M.Haas
W. H. Lewis
E. B. Barker ,
T.M.Clark
A. Delug ,
D. H. Houston
M. Garland ,
P. Eckel
J. W. Vaughan .
J. Seiberth
S. Tattle
A. L. Hammarberg and A. Berglof.
L. D.Tork
F. H.Kindl
F. H. Kindl. (Eeissue)
G. H. Judy
W. E.Williams
G. L. Hart
"W, E. Kinnear
T. Morrison
J. Fawell and J. Hemphill
J. Hemphill, J. F. Wilcox, and J.!
Fawell.
S. V. Huber
S. Johnston
J. G. Laurie
G. G. McMurtry and L. G. Stitt - . -
R. G.Wood
J. M.Price
W. H. Maddock .
S.M.Guss
T. Morrison
S. V. Huber
P. L. Day
S. T. Williams...
W. E. Harris
W. H. Maddock .
H. W. Thomas...
C. Townsend
C. B. Andrews...
No.
520,619
512,016
529,781
522,623
513.365
517,815
517,689
531,431
525,144
530,102
516,368
529,273
524,279
516,548
516,549
529,004
531,264
.■126,673
517,224
528,167
514,750
526,790
518,403
525,786
518,802
530,327
521,563
.526,445
530,333
517,687
526,795
528,037
522,243
519,452
528,200
520,060
11,454
522,717
527,038
524,547
515,402
522,763
.525,263
525,207
529,124
531.042
513,332
526,195
517,7)6
525,027
515,917
524,715
520,935
526,447
514,447
522,641
517,747
530,112
526,466
523,296
F. H. Treat
C. G. Larson
T. Morrison
W. A. Sweet
0. Klatte
C. G. Larson
C. S. Goodnough.
S. A. Davis
517,322
516,460
526,157
512,207
512,458
530,949
528,676
522,465
530,094
Date.
May 29
Jan. 2
Nov. 27
July 10
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Dec. 25
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
June 19
Sept. 25
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
July 3
May 8
Oct. 30
May 22
Nov. 20
July 10
Oct. 2
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
July 10
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
Sept. 18
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Mar. 6
Aug. 21
June 5
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
July 10
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Sept. 25
July 17
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
July 3
Dec. 4
Monthly
volume.
2912
480
2230
775
2712
664
464
2385
2046
41
1047
1347
522
1345
1345
879
2090
5
2505
2517
1298
201
1680
809
2369
445
1448
1985
454
462
209
2289
116
925
2574
1953
2076
927
600
1007
2364
1035
2228
2149
1075
1683
2657
1.521
510
1286
342
1992
776
801
560
63
2019
1944
2666
1193
1450
792
1229
1518
283
504
30
704
114
531
196
658
166
112
olO
C499
1500
12
249
322
122
321
321
207
501
2
.588
609
f323
1324
47
C415
1416
185
587
in
C337
1338
473
114
111
50
552
27,28
(223
1224
623
478
497
232
145
248
587
256
^542
<544
C.524
1525
(259
1260
399
644
356
123
(445
1 446
( 67
{ 68
( 69
315
83
(474
1475
199
200
137
17,18
481
489
(625
1626
(287
12e8
339
192
297
360
128
9
Ofacial
Gazette.
69
66
69
69 l» 38
68
>08
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
599
Invention.
Koof . Board
Koof-covering and mannfactnre thereof. Waterproof.
Koof fastening. MetaJllo-
Roof-framing tool
Roof or floor. Fireproof
Roof or floor. Fireproof
Roof-templet •.
Roofs. Bracket for staging on shingle
Roofs. Grappling device for
Roofs or masonry. Composition of matter for coat-
ing
Roofing
Roofing
Roofing.
Roofing.
Anchor for sheet-metal
^ Combination-
Roofing, &c. Composite material for .'
Roofing implement
Roofing. Metallic
Roofing. Metallic
Roofing-plate
Roofing-plate. Metal
Roofing. Sheet-metal
Roofing. Sheet-metal
Roofing-tool
Roofing. Vegetable-fiber
Root-cutter
Root-cutter and stump-extractor
Rope-catch, fire-escape, and climbing apparatus. Au-
tomatic
Rope-clamp
Rope-clamp
Rope-coupling
Rope-driving apparatus
Rope-grip
Rope-grip
Rope-hauling machine
Rope-hauling machine
Rope. Jumping-
Rope-laying device
Rope or wire holder
Rope. Skipping-
Rope take-up
Ropeway clip. Elevated-
Rose and escutcheon. Combined
Rosin pad for use on bovrs of stringed instruments -
Rotary bolt
Rotary cutter
Rotary cutter
Rotary cutter
Rotary cutter
Rotary drier
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary
engine,
engine,
engine.
engine.
engine,
engine,
engine,
engine,
engine -
engine,
engine,
engine,
engine.
engine.
engine,
engine -
engine.
Name.
No.
Rotary engine.
Rotary engine.
Rotary engine.
Rotary engine.
Rotary engine.
J. P.Brownlee.
TV. D. Robb6...
J. 0. Pew
J.Parkhill
T. A. Lee
T.A.Lee
H. "W. Nichols -
G. L. Wilder . .
1). J. Donovan.
J. Daymen
L. H. MontroBS. .
J. C. H. Schultz .
G. M. Patton....
C.H.Dana
E. M. Pritchard .
E.G. Caldwell...
W. H. Mullins . .
W. H. Mullins...
P. Norton
R. Friedel
E. D. Bevitt
W. T. Holzbach .
C.H.Dana
G. McTear
O. E. Thompson -
E. E. Kirven
A. W. Lewin
J. Allenson
G. M. Mullen
A. Wenk-Wolffand 0. Strohbach . .
.J. H. Hoadley
C.N. Blood
A. K. Evans
W. B. Lautz
W. B. Lantz
W. J. Patterson
E. M. Ivens
E. P. Slentz
E. E. Denier
W. Smith
W. R. Wiggins ,
C. R. TJhlmann ,
H. H. Heskett
T. Stevens ,
J. Ettinger
J. Ettinger
J. Ettinger
H. P. Fairfield
H.Rich
W.G.Adams
D. F. AUen
A. R. Benn
K. Billing
T. L. Blackwell
T. B. Boyle
F. Brackemann
J. V. Davis
A . Hampe
T.Harding
D. Hoagland
H. P. Holland
G.M.Hull
F. M. Mackey
F. M. Mackey
T. Martin, £•. Priestley, and L. D.
Pierson.
J. F. McElroy
F.B.Merrill
C. P. Moore and F. B. McGrew
0. E. Morse
G. W. Morthland
R. Nadeniczek
R. Z. Pooler
L. Sivertson
W. Smith
F.D. Sweet
S. P. M. Tasker ,
J. C. Walker .
G. H. Weston
530,009
512,520
521,572
516,575
513,795
517,576
525,611
527,572
530,165
515,859
511,859
522,330
517,963
526,994
513,247
529.594
520,370
520,371
527,505
525,098
518,089
511,775
.')26,995
523,544
529,219
520,363
512,977
522,575
529,933
513,746
525,209
.=125,481
518,880
512,040
531,318
512,483
523,577
523,292
512.815
516,555
526,092
530,562
530,946
530,364
529,113
529,114
529,115
518,917
522,767
530,982
530,874
520,554
524,882
526,801
527,933
522,145
516,431
518,812
513,232
512,883
521,541
516,538
525,558
525,559
516,542
525,793
511,964
515,350
529,289
518,465
518,327
516,022
528,493
517,985
531,481
518,635
515,631
516,385
Date.
Nov. 27
Jan. 9
June 19
Mar. 13
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Oct. 16
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
July 3
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
May 22
May 22
Oct. 16
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Jan. 2
Oct. 2
July 10
Nov. 13
May 22
Jan. 16
July 24
Nov. 27
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Jaji. 9
July 24
July 17
Jan. 16
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
July 10
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
May 29
Aug. 21
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
June 26
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
June 19
Mar. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
Oct.
30
3081
Apr.
10
945
Dec.
25
2482
Apr.
24
2070
Feb.
27
2724
Mar.
13
1072
2650
1324
1468
1393
3439
263
483
1470
150
204
180
266
909
529
2530
1930
2506
2508
1364
1966
1121
52
530
2378
1249
2498
2113
689
2485
3371
2153
274
2489
519
2196
1273
2428
1936
1833
1361
1339
879
1515
511
1058
1060
1061
2559
1040
1578
1384
2810
1562
215
2091
2480
1143
2390
2497
19.59
1416
1332
404
408
1337
819
398
2279
1369
1793
1536
636
320
343
C331
1332
849
61
115
358
39
44
70
227
130
610
460
607
607
332
481
(283
5 284
13
130
597
300
604
502
175
599
831
526
67
617
123
525
306
C609
1610
486
434
323
311
216
359
126
255
255
256
633
256
374
330
C678
16-9
382
52
C500
1501
(594
1595
274
591
603
(464
1465
328
317
97
98
319
187
93
565
329
(444
1445
382
108
(747
1718
(237
1238
(591
1592
(515
1 516
(678
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600
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kotaty engine
Kotary engine or pump
Kotary motor
Kotary motor
notary motor
Kotary motor
Kotary steam-engine . . -
Rotary steam-engine . . .
Rotary steam-engine . . .
Rotary steam-engine . . .
Kotary steam-engine .
Kotary steam-engine .
Kotary steam-engine .
Kotary steam-engine .
Kotary steam-engine .
Rotary steam-engine -
Rotary steam-engine -
Rotary steam-engine .
Rotary steam-engine.
Rotary steam-engine.
Kotary trimmer
Kotatin g stand
Koundabout
Roundabout
Compound
Reciprocating .
IName.
Koundabout
Roundabout
Roundabout. Observation-
Kouting-machine
Roving-frame
Roving-frames. Adjusting means for belt-shifting
mecnanism of
Row-boat
Row-boat
Rowlock
Rubber and stocking. Lumberman's
Rubber article. Hollow
Rubber articles. Manufacturing hard-
Rubber articles. Vulcanizing hard ,
Rubber. Composition of matter for vulcanizing
Rubber compounds. Treating plastic
Rubber-dam clamp
Rubber-mixing mill
Rubber mold or pattern and manufacturing same
Rubber molds and patterns. Apparatus for thej
manufacture of <
Rubber, &c. Process of and composition for manu-
facturing substitutes for india-
Rubbing or polishing machine
Rudder-lock
Rugs, &c. Apparatus for making
Rule and ruling device
Kule. Calculating-
Rule. Calculating-
Rule. Draftsman's ,
Rule. Braftsman's
Rule. Estension-cane
Kule-gage
Rule. Plumb-
Plnmb- . .
Slide- - - - .
T-square
Rule.
Rule.
Rule.
Ruler
Ruler
Ruler.
Ruler.
Ruling device
Ruling device. Parallel
Ruling-machine ink-fountain.
Blackboard-
Parallel-
•gear .
Running
Rust from iron or steel. Composition for removing . .
Saccharine juices. Purifying
Saccharine solutions. Process of and apparatus for>
defecating j
Saccharine solutions. Purification and decoloration
of
Sack-fastener
Sad-iron
Sad-iron '
Sad-iron
Sad-iron
Sad-iron
Sad-iron [ .
Sad-iron '.'.'.'.'.
Sad -iron ]"'
Sad-iron ''
B. M. Wilkinson
C. C. Knauss and J. E. Krause .
0. Arnold
A. ClSment
A. Delattre and F. Briickert
G. Heinicke
W. M. Barnes
W. M. Byrd
W. M. Byrd
W. M. Byrd
C. T. Divan, Eils
J.N. Hartzell
R.N.Ink
J. A. Johnson
S. C. Shepard
■W.Smith
H. Staub
H. Williams and T. L. Pisher
"W. G. Florence and J. H. Bennett.
F.W.Reeves
A. S. Vose
A. Baldwin ,
J. Armitage, A. and Gr. C. Herschell
H.D. Gardy
G. Kay, F. Wilkinson, and I. Rush-I
worth. '
W. G. Schafhirt
W. Wyand ,
C. Schraubstadter, Jr., and C. R.
Schilling.
M. Campbell
M. Campbell
M. F. Davis
G. Vogel
J. T. Ish
M. D. Girard...
E. L. Perry
J. Thomson
H. Traun
J. M. Raymond.
W. Cable
J. W. Ivory
E.F.Bragg
M. Smith
M. Smith
A. A . Blandy . . .
No.
C. S. YarneU
H. L. Bowdoin
R. J. Grubb
G. Harvey
E.F.Steck
E. F. Steck. (Reissue) -
F. W. Altpeter
F. W. Altpeter
T. E. Tracy
J. J. McManus
F.Holt
F.Holt
T.H.Johnson
M.R. Jewell
F.Frank
M. R.Jewell
B. W. Ahne
C. H. Beeler, Jr
J. Grundy
A. B.Dick
K.N. B. Petersen
A. H. Sensenig
A. Buecher
G. G. Tiemann
E. W. Deming
P. H. Vander Weyde and 0. Lugo.
A. S. Procter
H. B. F. Barker . .
W. Blankner
H. M. Cooley
P. C. Greenawalt-
W. J. Piatt
B. Rein
B.Rein
M. V. Trube
M. Tverdal
518,436
519,156
531,246
525,532
530,220
518,145
517,513
516,729
517,790
523,958
521,950
523,280
524,763
522,296
525,121
517,986
530,908
518,299
525,341
523,053
528,311
530,877
.531,403
527,962
512,710
511,910
512,429
527,025
531,156
525,531
521,536
528,702
524,171
528,473
521,246
520,196
528,264
518,046
526,483
513,328
530,157
516,028
516,029
522,312
528,199
523 618
527,971
530,043
515,978
11,450
521,597
530,741
516,513
515,550
519,576
525,213
520,114
518,759
515,522
518,758
523,719
523,259
528,476
516,477
519,025
514,507 I
524,085 !
518,538
531,460 j
512,133 '
i
518,574
525,579
524,304
530,885
528,366
523,236
513,728
530,653
520,583
513,743
Date.
Apr. 17
May 1
Dec. 18
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
July 31
June 26
July 17
Aug. 21
July 3
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
Deo. 11
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
July 17
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Oct. 2
Deo. 18
Sept. 4
June 19
Nov. 6
Aug. 7
Oct. 30
June 12
May 22
Oct. .30
Apr. 10
Sept. 25
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
Monthly
volume.
Mar. 13
May 1
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Apr. 17
Deo. 25
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
Aug. 14
Deo. 11
Oct. 30
July 17
Jan. 30
Deo. 11
May 29
Jan. 30
1741
392
2059
353
255
1208
159
1667
627
3121
2141
1915
1363
212
2000
948
1441
1483
26
1510
2773
1394
2338
2153
1627
310
1171
579
432
94
492
87
63
303
35
395
157
5 776
i777
C512
^513
482
332
57
489
238
C342
1343
371
6
(377
^378
669
332
C557
^558
518
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)391
72
284
140
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Gazette.
1890 449
351 86,87
Mar.
6
482
July
3
235
Oct.
30
2573
July
24
2498
Oct.
23
2171
Nov.
27
2703
Mar.
6
394
Oct.
23
2463
June 19
1513
Dec.
11
1178
Mar.
13
1293
Feb.
27
2601
May
8
1161
Aug.
28
2159
May
22
2050
Apr.
24
2299
Feb.
27
2553
Apr.
24
2298
July
31
2694
July
17
1889
Oct.
30
3052
1408
319
350
3049
874
2213
2686
1057
2043
2651
134
479
1222
139
892
197
1909
2451
669
1968
438
571
1405
2862
1840
3346
1039
2859
3367
325
78
83
740
207
539
486
643
36
111
HI
112
622
628
522
649
92
596
354
287
307
644
280
527
501
571
633
571
667
475
(740
1741
293
34
(226
)227
(583
1584
160
486
104
136
334
693
463
820
253
692
830
67
351
613
1619
1217
1262
236
32
1794
122
«45
1639
391
940
43
1071
192
1493
304
1156
317
570
1484
1688
443
334
60
233
109
69 1589
68 j 1216
67 ' 1484
69 ' 704
68 725
69 619
67 1369
67 j 991
67
556
210
68 1563
66 I 600
69 I 1240
66 1541
1 66 1541
68 47
69 ■ 534
68 ' 512
69 i 446
69 1 1192
66 ; 1526
69 499
67 1502
69 I 1443
66 I 1709
66 1386
67 , 771
68 1099
67 ! 963
67 I 464
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463
68 564
68 386
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66 1696
67 563
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67 380
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68 1232
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66 I 763
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37
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
601
Inrention.
Sad-iron handle
Sad-iron handles. Machine for making .
Sad iron heater
Sad-iron heater
Sad-iron seam -pressing attachment
Sad-iron. Steam
Saddle
Saddle a( tachment
Saddle-blanket
Saddle. Gig-
Saddle girth-ring
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Eiding-
Safe
Safe
Safe
Safe. Bank-
Safe bolt work .
Safe-door book-rack
Safe. Express-messenger's .
Safe-lock
Safe-lock
Safe-lock
Safe lock-box
Safe-locking mechanism
Safes. Electrical protection for
Safes. Electrical recording device for.
Safety apparatus
Safety-bolt
Safety -brake
Safety fender or trap
Safety-gate
Safety-lock.
Safety-pin
Safety-pin
Safety-pin
Safety-pin
Safety-switch
Safranin azo naphthol. Dimethyl .
Safranin azo naphthol lake .'. . .
Safranin azo naphthol. Soluble...
Sagger
Sail for vessels
Sails. Eeefing
Sales-check case
Sales-recorder and check-printer. Manual.
Sales-recorder. Manual
Sales-recorder. Manual
Sales-register. Manifolding
Sales-slip
Sales-slip case. Memorandum-
Sales-slip case. Memorandum-
Sales-slip package. Memorandum.
Salicy 1-anilid
Salt and pepper distributer
Salt-evaporator
Salt-holder for cattle
H.A.Sheffield
J. Banwell
"W. R.Lee
E. L. Eeid
N. G. Davis
J". Mandot
W.H.Hall
C. W. Leupold
J. L. Torrey
C. A. White
I. H. Reed
T. J. Houghton
J. L.Koch
H. Lane
C. M. Lemke
J. A. Miller and J. H. "Warmoth .
J. M. Martin ,
C.E.Clark
G. J.H. Goehler
E. K. Gower, Jr
D. M. Eothenberger
E. "W. Eowler.
H. M. Schmidt
J. Campbell
A. G. Burton and D. S. Covert-
G. L. Damon
"W. H. Hollar
J.E.C. Hill
C. O. Tale
C. E. A. Sturts
R. A. Newlyn
H. K. Whitner
P. Bums
K. A. Maynard
G. Blakistone
F.W. Young
G. Bergevin
W. Bechtold
C. A. Bryant
M. Erisen
M.J. Griffin
A. Johnson and W. S. Campbell.
P. Julius
P. Julius
P. Julius
H. Brunt
T.W. Ratsey
S. G.Martin
W. M. Kinnard.
J. P. Cleal
H. C. Cooper
A. C. Hough
W. Assheton
E. J. Shepherd and M. B. Elagg.
"W. M.Kinnard
W. M. Kinnard
W. M. Kinnard.
S. Radlauer ;
C. M. Berry
T. Craney
H.A.Lee
W. R. Parisen ,
T. Clarkson
W.M.Farr ,
J. E. Mathewsou
Sample-case
Sampler for grain, minerals, &c
Sand-band
Sand-blast apparatus
Sand-blast machine I J. A. Shoemaker
Sand-distributer ?. ! H. Moorhouse ...
Sand mold S. J. Adams
Sand mold S. J. Adams
Sand mold \ S. J. Adams
Sand mold ; S. J. Adams
Sand mold : S. J. Adams
Sand mold ' S. J. Adams
Sand mold S. J. Adams
Sand mold and runner S. J. Adams
Sand molds. Apparatus for forming ' S. J. Adams
Sand molds. Apparatus for forming S. J. Adams
Sandpaper-cyUnders. Device for adjusting j J. L. Perry
Sandpapering-machine H. N . Range
Sandpapering-machine |C. L. Ruehs
522,678
526,672
518,370
516,338
1524,133
514,601
523,789
515,239
530,864
518,435
521,552
513,396
523,669
526,716
522,185
529,287
526,133
517,261
524,941
512,022
523,946
526,181
515,535
529,779
522,103
522,153
518,453
516,650
521,842
516,239
529,938
519,36i
521,458
513,432
513,703
526,211
525,250
516,997
531,458
513,563
515,214
518,607
524,252
524,254
524,251
.'i23,92R
517,193
527,340
531,551
515,517
527,667
530,993
530,876
526,002
514,938
514,939
531,317
526,258
518,559
525,757
518,819
524,560
518,915
523,907
Date.
July 10
Oct. 2
Apr. 17
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Eeb. 13
July 31
Eel). 20
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
June 19
Jan. 23
July 31
Oct. 2
June 26
Nov. 13
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
July 31
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Nov. 27
June 26
June 26
Apr. 17
Mar. 20
June 26
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
May 8
June 19
Jan. 23
Jiin. 30
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Eeb. 20
Apr. 24
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
July 31
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Eeb.
27
Oct.
16
Dec.
18
Deo.
11
Sept.
11
Eeb.
20
Eeb.
20
Dec.
25
Sept.
18
Apr.
17
Sept.
11
Apr.
24
Aug.
14
Apr. 24
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
July 31
Mar. 27
June 19
June 19
June 19
June W
June 19
June 19
June 19
May 22
June 19
July 24
Dec. 18
July 10
Oct. 2
Monthly
volume.
858
3
1634
980
285
1052
2808
2078
1370
1739
1435
2762
2598
79
2542
1366
1411
2562
1662
487
3103
1488
2577
2228
2402
2493
1771
1527
1931
827
2491
788
1273
2808
3305
1552
2211
2097
2448
3071
2029
2022
480
482
478
3059
2457
1085
2599
2539
1626
1594
1391
1185
1592
1595
2194
1626
1940
756
2399
102)
2554
1312
2301
3016
2223
1245
1247
1256
1260
1264
1267
1788
2026
1250
2313
2105
1269
287
213
1
403
233
66
263
698
516
327
432
333
673
647
21
610
327
329
601
407
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363
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601
193
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364
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496
583
755
506
(502
)503
763
578
(262
) 263
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(630
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392
378
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5332
271
400
401
525
479
175
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253
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66
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66
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304
549
(750
5 751
527
294
294
294
295
295
295
424
495
294
582
505
314
fk
181
3
331
1652
714
1068
585
1275
1480
351
1489
621
548
17
1713
913
1433
1982
993
94
641
1446
1381
1100
1685
1703
357
1769
1598
1622
1150
704
1460
630
756
1458
1108
18''6
1709
713
1266
416
749
749
749
632
1961
216
1738
1374
330
1535
1484
1379
1186
1187
1661
1473
386
1302
481
866
512
1415
1681
624
1915
1455
1455
1456
1457
1458
1458
1554
958
1456
477
1627
256
55
602
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sandpapering-macliines. Polishingcylinder for .
Sanding and finishing machinery
Sanding device
Sanding device
Sanding device
Sanitary closet
Sash and blind fastener
Sash and screen. Combined balanced ■window.
Sash-balance
Sash-balance .
Sash-balance .
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance ,
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance. Electric .
Sash-cord fastener'
Sash-cord fastener
Sash-cord guide
Sash-cord guide
Sash-fastener
Sash-
Sash.
Sash-
Sash-
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Rash
Sasb-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
fastener .
-fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
Sash-fastener
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sa^h-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash-
Sa.sh
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash ^ __
Sash-holder '. t. W. Parmcle
fastener .
fastener .
fastener
fastener
fastener ,
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener ,
fastener .
fastener .
fastener ,
fastener
fastener ,
fastener .
fastener .
fastener .
fastener
fastener .
fastener .
fastener and operator
fastener. Window- . .
i-holder
i-holder
-holder
I-holder
i-holder
I-holder
-holder
•holder
•holder
i-liolder
-holder .
Name.
F. E. Schroitt .
M. E. Clark and M. Shebesta .
W. G-runow, Jr. . .
J. Martin
T. J. Thomas
H. H.Kendrick-..
"W. H. Buckley...
Z. Pinard
W. "W. Abbott....
A. M. Howard
L. Huntington
G. Lusher
W. K. Morgan
J. E. Parrish
F. L. Eosentreter.
J. Sauerburger
V. Schirmer
D. Sinks
E.F. Smith
S. B.Sutton
J. J. Totroan
W. C. Hodgkins - .
E. G. Barnes
L. H.Mullikin....
C. Wolcott
G. Wolcott
No.
525,087
513,880
521,467
527,437
528,998
525,346
512,500
512,624
527,760
514,005
523,473
528,331
517,760
513,823
518.278
.526,945
516,687
519,895
522,624
525,237
519,823
524,250
515,186
521,806
514,982
515,809
Monthly
volume.
Date.
Aug. 28
Jan. 30
June 59
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
July 24
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Mar. 20
May 15
July 10
Aug. 28
May 15
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
June 26
Feb. 20
Mar. 6
C. C. Algeo ! 521,691
A. A. and C. P.Allen 528,707
E. Ament .516,957
U. H. Balcom 524,697
E. I. Blount .527,f86
F. Burmeister i 520,754
F. Burmeister .528,656
W. E. Cline 513,882
J. F.Davis i 519,905
J. H.Dickson | 528,769 i
J. Dohnal 512,647 I
P.C.DoUiver 517,605
I. Elting j 526,386
E. K. Ferry and S. HaUiwell 512,648
J. H. Foote 524.379
J. G. Fox 530,266
G.C.Gardner 521,341
W. S.Grundy 525,599
J. H.Hottes 524,146
U. A. Hoy t 1 526, 863
523,530
518,253
531,542
528,728
513,805
N. Johnson .
G. M. Kirnball...
J. B. Lash brook .
J. B. Letonrneau.
t\ W. Mann
L.C.Miller
L.C.Miller
J. F. Miltonberger, J. S. Wynant,
and C. Schott.
J. B. Morgan
N. "W. Mottinger
A. H. Parslow
J . an d J. T. Paul
H. W. Ehoads
C. H. Eichter
C. Eolflfes
F. P. Sayer
J. Seadler
J. O.Sharp
F. F. Onkrioh
G. Voll
T. E. Wardwell
T. E. Wardwell
"W. W. Webster and J. L. Hangi. .
D. B. Wesson
L. AVoodard
W. A. Zietzke
J. W. T. Gilliam
June 19
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
May 29
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
May 15
Nov. 6
Jan. 9
Apr. 3
Sept. 25
Jan. 9
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
June 12
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Oct. 2
July 24
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
E Kirsch
J. F. Bjurluud
T. Chope
J. Claypool
J. W. Evans
C.E.Heil
C. Koenemann
C. S. Lee
G. Leverett and J. Eamsay.
T. C. Maris
W. H. Masterman
V. K. OLally .
.523,227
525,663
528,208
528,108
514,035
513,418
526,262
512,330
526,268
526,118
,525,930
.523,090
528,833
531.453
512,593
526,278
512,785 i
514,532 I
513,388 j
519,607
516,173
■.524,631
527,137
518,494
517,695
519,536
517,577
514,328
525,851
518,413
515.127
513,439
1945
3582
1286
1251
870
38
1299
1478
1785
48
2261
2802
580
3481
1452
458
1587
1681
770
2194
1562
477
1983
1875
1660
131
882 J. 66
W. E. Abrams i 528,059 Oct. 23 2324
1670
325
2031
1252
1497
3150
243
3588
1695
438
1527
306
1862
1528
725
335
1063
467
308
325
2361
1409
2586
356
3456
524,905 Aug. 21 1591
531,443
519,476
Dec.
25
2423
May
8
974
July
17
1828
Sept.
4
577
Oct.
30
2594
Oct.
23
2414
Feb.
6
95
Jan.
23
2790 !
Sept.
18
1630 1
Jan.
9
993
Sept.
18
1638
Sept.
18
1387
Sept.
11
1063
July
17
1558
-J^ov.
6
577
Dec.
25
2441
Jan.
9
1433
Sept.
18
1654
Jan.
16
1782
Feb.
13
928
Jan. •as
2747
May
8
1207
Mar.
6
706
Aug.
14
1143
Oct.
9
752
Apr.
17
1829
Apr.
3
472
May
8
1095
Apr.
3
265
l<'eh.
6
608
Sept.
11
940
Apr.
17
1699
Keh.
20
1886
Jan.
23
2823
C47S
)476
(883
300
307
206
10
313
356
430
12
568
677
143
857
363
113
379
410
196
535
382
112
495
449
416
31,32
C560
) 561
392
80
481
309
364
763
60
883
414
107
366
71
443
367
176
82
249
112
73
80
592
353
619
87
852
389
390
577
235
Official
Gazette.
1 «
68
460 1
138 i
626 '
584
25
683
1 383
243
386
323
242
391
136
581
345
390
424
235
C669
J 670
291
166
280
185
454
113
263
61
154
211
421
473
6P3
67
69
69
68
66
66
69
66
68
69
67
66
67
69
66
67
68
68
67
68
66
67
66
1061
810
1462
260
825
1158
257
290
377
863
468
575
112
789
298
86
1781
880
166
1105
858
748
1258
1588
1199
1478
474
1533
705
1864
68 I 921
69 I 306
67 i 1180
690
( 389 \
) 390 I 5
67
66
68
69
811
883
726
301
60
1532
301
810
69 i 1277
67 I 1404
68 ! 1239
68 ; 718
62
487
290
69 1736
69 711
66 I 784
68 982
69 1705
67 I 736
68
68
69
69
66
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68
! 66
1 68
68
68
68
69
69
66
68
66
66
|66
67
66
68
69
67
67
67 i
67
66
68
67
66 1
66 ,
376
1257
537
490
872
627
1474
200
1475
1428
1356
326
751
1708
282
1478
364
1045
618
779
1585
888
155
367
91
759
52
967
1334
344
1239
632
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894
Alphabetical list of inrentions — Continued.
603
Invention.
Sash-holfier
Sash-holder
Sash holder and fastener
Sash-lift and ventilator . «
Sash-lock
Sash-lock
Sash-lock
Sash-lock and burglar-alarm. Combined.
Sash lock and support
Sash lock, lift, and balance
Sash lock, lifter, and holder
Sash mounting. Swinging
Sash. Kemovable window-
Sash. Ke volving window-
Sash-securing device
Sash-weight
Sash-weight
Rash. "Window-
Sash. Window-
Sashes or blinds. Frame or casing for window
Satchel or bag
Satchel or bag frame
Satchel. Sheet- metal
Saucepan i
Sausages into links. Machine for forming
Saw
Saw ,
Saw
Saw
Saw and resaw. Combined band rip-
Saw attachment
Saw-blades. Machine for cutting tooth-recesses In
Sa wbuck
Saw. Circular
Saw. Circular
Saw-clamp
Saw clamp. Circular-
Saw. Combination hand- ;
Saw. Drag-
Saw. Drag-
Saw. Drag- ,
Saw-dressing machine
Saw-driving mechanism
Saw filing and setting machine ,
Saw-filing device.
Saw-filing machine
Saw-filing machine
Saw-filing machine
Saw-frame
Saw-frame
Saw. Frame-
Saw frame. Buck-
Saw-guard
Saw-gnard
Saw-gnide
Saw guide. Drag-
Saw guide. Gang-edger-. . .
Saw-grinding machine
Saw guramer or sharpener.
Saw. Hand-
Saw-handle
Xame.
Saw-handle
Saw-handle ,
Saw-handle
Saw horse ,
Saw-jointer
Saw machine. Drag-
Saw. Metal-. . . .' ,
Saw. Metal- -
Sawmill
Saw mill. Band-
Sawmill-buffer
Sawmill-carriage
Sawmill-carriage
Sawmill-carriage feed mechanism
Sawmill-carriages. Automatic offset mechanism for.
Sawmill-carriages. Piston-rod connection for
Saw mill. Circular-
Sawmill-dog
Sawmill-dog
Sawmill-dog. Duplex.
Sawmill-feed
Sawmill-guard
G. E. Schairer
J. Weldon
C. W. Ammerman
T. A. Blancbard
J. A. Hasenpflug
.r. A. Hasenpflug
(;. A. Eobert
J. F. Buschmann
J. S. Henry
O.K. Gardner
K. Guv and 0. E. Keed
L. G. Abbott and T. D. Greene.
J. Lehnbeuter
P.S. Eiddelle
A. Little
11. Marshall
G. S. Sergeant
S. Fuchs
C. F. Olcese
P. McKenzie
J. Limbacher
F. 'W. Heilraann
H. Macarthy
K. B. Vanderburg
H. Lefeber
J. Dauielson
D. Hazard
E. C. Smith
W. B. "Vaughau
E. C. Mershon
R. McLane
F. J. G. Fromholt
S.D. Palmer
J. E. Bott
J. Little
F. W. Seaver
C. C.Newton
J. 0. Johnson
J. H. Blackman, Jr.
J. A. Geselius
J. B. Wetmore
M.Covel
C. C. Newton
J. McAllister
M.J. Wilson
"W. B. Allen
J. N.Howard
A. J.Neff
J. G61ardiu
K. J. Moxley
N. H.Shaw
T. C. Knowles and "W. J. Adams .
F. X. Cote and L. Corbeille
C. G. Pickett
A. M. Pineo .
523,749
531,456
524,234
527,332
528,179
527,845
518,420
525,365
522,470
522,6g4
51.3,138
523,fl94
G. M. Mize 52«,964
No.
530,660
526,764
5.'i0,078
524,699
.527,686
5-.i8,369
528,892
523,459
517,456
.522.889
521,955
531,244
525,987
514,773
517,226
527,151
523,498
519,450
530,714
528,733
519,721
514,890
525,848
513,221
526,080
528,415
.521,343
526,642
.529,538
526,160
526,255
530,407
530,601
514,207
528,602
513,831
519,892
514,080
520,387
.520.640
516,418
523,882
530,791
Date.
C. H. 0pton.
C.C. Newton.
J. E. Odesbv.
"W. H. Bedell .
K. S. Carr....
523,298
519,893
.529,299
522,749
516,473
M. M. Cope 529,063
E.J. Fiilghum 522,558
A. B. Van Campen 518,656
CD. Snell. 522,862
N. T.Hail 512,469
J. W. Calef 523,261
C. C. Newton 523,862
M. Odgers 530,793
C.Edgar 524,135
J. Harley 512,107
E. E. Thomas i 529,218
M. Cox 528,287
E. E. Thomas ' 523,156
G. M. Hinkley | 515,429
C. Elvidge .524,779 Aug. 21
C.H.Upton 523,299 July 17
U.S. Sjostrand and C.J. Andersson. 323,241 July 17
J.H.Miner 511,858 Jan. 2
J.H. Miner | 521,723 \ June 19
G. 'W.Lovrien 512,586 Jan. 9
C. Reiser i 52.3,239 July 17
J. C. Horstmeier 1525,603: Sept. 4
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
July 24
Apr. 3
July 10
June 26
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
July 3
May 8
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
May 15
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Jan. 23
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
June 12
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Jan. ■ 30
May 15
Feb. 6
May 22
May 29
Mar. 13
July 31
Dec. 11
July 31
Dec. 25
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Sept. 4
July 3
July 10
Jan. 23
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
July 17
May 15
Nov. 13
July 10
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
July 3
Apr. 24
July 10
Jan. 9
July 17
July 31
Dec. 11
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Oct. 30
July 17
Feb. 27
Monthly
volume.
I bi)
1049
160
4
1254
1659
2868
672
2229
72
1208
21.56
2056
1159
1330
2.508
777
547
922
1132
364
1401
935
2475
1318
2946
1064
2286
1843
1453
1622
578
945
394
139
3497
1678
165
2531
2947
1122
2981
1260
2746
2445
451
1074
2536
1926
1708
78
509
871
2352
47
819
1947
1679
1388
1009
1217
977
653
2110
1173
1247
1891
2944
1262
288
635
1246
2729
1700
2414
13f!8
1848
178
1723
1419
1844
472
255
38
2
309
400
694
162
561
15
301
517
491
C263
^264
333
589
189
140
22-2
275
89
C338
\3i9
381
C209
i210
597
C305
J 306
712
249
548
439
340
381
143
232
94
34
861
<408
li09
38
612
713
266
(741
\in
304
C681
J 682
582
106
259
615
463
425
21
129
215
567
11
191
490
409
334
250
C291
)292
230
165
527
292
301
475
734
305
67
152
300
6.59
427
C597
^598
338
4H0
(465
^466
H67
44
408
342
464
113
Official
Gazette.
09
67
67
68
>68
1421
31
1215
921
336
587
769
463
16
244
1641
1618
1375
1122
1971
159
108
729
1435
712
827
1158
1333
565
1416
601
1405
1610
1021
1441
1472
1321
1404
927
072
793
879
885
1052
1144
1077
618
1460
573
1709
744
213
528
401
345
1165
101
184
542
670
816
397
879
918
206
1695
844
128
431
238
247
386
610
1461
714
121
892
503
352
1350
9t5
397
378
37
1544
280
377
1239
604
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sawmills. Variable friction-feed mechanism for
Sawmills. Variable frictional feed for
Sawmills. Variable gear for
Saw-mitering device
Saw rounder. Circular-
Saw safety-guard. Rip-
Saw-set
Saw-set
S-w-set
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-setting tool
Saw-sharpening machine
Saw-sharpening machine
Saw-sharpening machine
Saw. Shop-
Saw. Shop-
Saw. Stone-
Saw-straightening device
Saw-stretching machine. Band-
Saw-swage
Saw-swage
Saw-teeth. Device for side-dressing
• Saw-teeth. Device for shaping swaged
Saw-tooth. Insertible
Saw-tooth. Insertible diamond
Saw-tooth-sharpening machine
Saw-tooth-swaging device
Sawing apparatus. Cold-
Sawing blocks from logs. Machine for
Sawing knife-handle blanks. Machine for
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine .'
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machine
Sawing machine. Circular
Sawing-machine indicator. Veneer-
Sawing machine. Log-
Sawing machine. Metal-
Sawing machine. Pole-
Sawing-machine. Portable
Sawing-machine. Portable
Sawing machine. T win circular
Sawing machine. "Wood-
Sawing-machines. Automatic feed for band
Scaffold
Scaffold
Scaffold. Adjustable
Scaffold. Adjustable bracket-
Scaffold. Adjustable portable
Scaffold and scaffold-clamp
Scaffold-clamp
Scaffold. Painter's
Scaffold. Painter's
Scalding- vats. Hog-conveyer and throw-out for
Scale
Scale and coffee-case. Combined
Scale and screw-jack. Combined spring-
Scale. Automatic grain-
Scale. Automatic weighing-
Scale-beam
Scale. Beam-
Scale beam and poise for testing-machines
Scale bearing. Platform-
Scale. Computing-
Scale. Computing-
Scale. Computing weighing-
Scale. Druggist's weighing-
Scale. Hydrostatic ].]
Scale. Letter- weighing ] .
Scale. Micrometer-
Scale. Pendulum-
Scale. Pendulum- ' "
Scale. Platform- '.'....
Scale. Platform- "''"
Scale. Platform-
Name.
W. Fleming
"W. E. Dillard ...
J. T. Oberdorfer.
J. Lunisden
J. H. Lynch
G. A. Shields....
D. A. Arnold
J. T. Bernard
H. Marshall
"W. H. Miller
J. W. Packard
C. "Whitus and J. "W. Wilks
F. X. Zahringer and J.B. Spaedy.
J. A. Minger
r. E.Bauer
M. Covel
D. Hazard
W. W.Holmes
W. W. Holmes
M. Litchford
M. Covel
"W. HoUingsworth and J. Korbel.
E. Apperson
C. A. Schoessel
G. Fritz
J. F. Pribnow
E. Marquart
E. Marquart
D. Hazard
D. Hazard
H. Ehrhardt
F. L.Day
F. C. Feicker
F. D. Butzer
M. Garland
M. Garland and C. M. Prescott .
W. H. Geisler
J. Jilek
E. andL. Hedderick
J. S. Loomis '.
J. H. Morrison
A. J. Eobinson
H. Young
E. E. Thomas
W. M. Dickerson
A. L. Grinnell
C. C. Newton
L. W. Noyes
J. H. Langton
J. A. Morrell
M. Garland
M. C. Gilbert
F. E. Cross
E. Bonnlender
J. Jones
M. King
E. 0. Davis
T. H. Wimbush
J. and J. G. Mclntyre
J. Hillengass
S. A. Brooks
L. Mann and F. L. Anker
R. M. and J. Eagle
S. S. Crompton
J. T. Whetstine and T. C. Baker .
B. Lobee
C. H. Cooley
L. Wommer
S. J. Austin
F. M. Smiley
C.E. Bnzby
S. J. Austin
H. Paddock and 0. B. Johnson .
■W.R. Stover
J. "W. Cronan
E. Kelly
J. H. Digeon
E. A. Dunning
J. D. Benson
L. C. Farmer
W. J. Graves
H. L. Fisher
M. H. Winslow
L. "Wommer
No.
5U,3U
512,099
527,343
512,561
r>23,078
528,262
523,505
530,501
518,260
519,583
528,554
519,366
522,869
524,641
518,731
523,883
518,187
525.211
525,212
519,636
522,316
529,551
516,693
531,222
530,833
514,963
.525,852
519,475
529,789
529,860
530,639
518,589
521,608
512,600
528,088
515,734
525,456
521,317
525,544
523,747
519,192
529,839
526,477
518,432
520,037
530,942
524,556
529,566
531,195
524,644
518,031
512,876
516,677
515,738
524.552
5-22,526
530,682
524,270
529,745
520,051
530,389
516,606
529,483
521,230
528,052
522,993
529,246
512,082
521,074
525,517
529,160
516,958
528,793
531,229
524,164
517,698
515,753
512,168
527,581
513,177
518,545
523,142
524,271
512,081
Date.
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
July 17
Oct. 30
July 24
Deo. 11
Apr. 17
May 8
Nov. 6
May 8
July 10
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
July 31
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
May 8
July 3
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
May 8
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
June 19
Jan. 9
Oct. 23
Feb. 27
Sept. 4
June 12
Sept. 4
July 31
May 1
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
May 22
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
July 3
Dec. 11
Aug. 7
Nov. 27
May 22
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
June 12
Oct. 23
July 17
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
June 5
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
Aug. 7
Apr. 3
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
July 17
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Monthly
volume.
587
617
1091
1381
1543
2684
2320
756
1419
1172
50
790
1181
1158
2256
2983
1280
2155
2157
1262
242
1866
1597
2018
1321
1632
942
973
2243
2371
1014
1998
1535
1440
2379
2889
237
1004
384
2741
451
2337
2035
1735
1917
1504
1021
1889
19r.9
1161
1022
1947
1575
4
1015
595
1083
505
2174
1942
553
1443
1740
851
2310
1410
1293
592
575
328
1139
2033
478
2031
339
475
31
735
1490
2411
1920
1677
507
589
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574
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258
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263
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137
342
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199
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68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
605
Invention.
Scale. Postal.
Scale. Price- .
Scale. Price- .
Price-
Price-
Price and weighing
Spring-
Spring-
"Weighing-
Weighing-
Weighing-
"Weighing-
"Weighing and price
Calculating attachment for 'weighing-
Check-rod for platform-
Drop-jack for railway or platform
Pivot-bearing for platform-
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scale.
Scales.
Scales.
Scales.
Scales.
Scales. Self -register for weighing- . .
Scales. Weigh-hopper for platform-
Scalpel
Scarf-pin
Scarf-pin
Scarf-pin safety device
Scholar's companion
School-seat
School seat and desk
School seat and desk
Scissors
Scissors-holder and point-guard
Scissors or shears
Scoop
Scow. Dumping-
Scow. Dumping-
Scow. Dumping-
Scraper
Scraper
Scraper
Scraper
Scraper attachment. Wheeled-
Scraper. Earth-
Scraper employed on tubes of fuel -economizers. J
Triple ]
Scraper. Kettle-
Scraper-operating apparatus
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Bead-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Wheeled
Scraper. Wheeled
Scraper. Wheeled
Scraper. Wheeled earth-
Scrapers. Automatic dumping-gear for wheeled
Scrapers. Lockand dumpingmechanismfor wheeled .
Scraping machine. Earth-
Scraping machine. Eoad-
Scraping or digging apparatus
Screen :
See Adjustable screen. Pulp-screen.
Centrifugal screen. Eevoluble screen
Coal-screen. Stone-screen.
Fly-screen. Window-screen.
Food-screen. Window and insect screen.
Insect-screen. Window or door screen.
Peach-screen.
Screen
Screen
Screen
Screen
Screen for half-tone process --
Screen-frame for windows, &c
Screen or sash fastener
Screens. Making ornamental
Screening apparatus
Screening apparatus
Screening-machine
Screw
Screw. Archimedean
Screw-blanks. Machine for making
Screw blanks. Machine for threading wood-
Screw-cntting die
Screw-cutting die
Screw-cutting die. Separable
Screw-cutting die-stock
Name.
I. S. McGriehan . . .
L. F. Kepler
H. E. Knottnerns.
0. O.Ozias
C. W. Smith
0. O.Ozias
M. H. Hansen
C. Spencer
J. Holtzhouser
H. Paddock
W. A. Wheeler...
J. E. Witzel
E. A. Daniels
E. B. Johnson
H. Paddock
T. Gagnon
E. Tahnewitz
0. Eaney
F.W.Bond
J. W. Jones
H. Bernstein
C. C. Partridge--.
M. Crohn
F.D.Martin
L. Petzelt
L. E. Kretzmeier
T. Tobias
C. A. Shultz
W. Chandler ,
P. Kamphaus
M. L. Schoch.
P. Ciancimino and F. W. Mattocks
W.Fallon
A. Williams •.
H. G.Butler ,
W. Davy ,
J. D. Liijey
B. F. Shuart
A. F. Bernard
J. Maes
E. Green
H. F. W. Lemke
H. G. Butler. (Eeissne).
M.G. Bunnell
M. G. Bunnell
W. H. Diedrick
T. E. McKnight
T. E. McKnight
A. F. Bernard
T.E. McKnight
J. E. WUliams
AV. E. Kilbom
T.J.Kelly
A. F. Bernard
A. F. Bernard
J. H. Hawkins
C. Vivian
531,226
5211.169
512,983
530.166
522,206
Screw-cutting machine | D. J. Jones and W. L. Clouse 521,543
X. G. Beers 517,724
G. W.Cross 513,890
G. W. Cross 523,515
G. W. Cross 529,605
M.Levy 521,659
A. Braun 515,814
M. Hauser 528,327
I. E. Foltz 52.'),593
V. Distl and A. Susky 530,261
T. Distl and A. Susky 530,262
J. E. McCracken 520,119
E. Stilwell 516.134
J. Dyson and E. H. Williamson 525, 194
C. D. Eogers | 520,081
T. B, Smith
J. Hartness..
F.I.Maule
E.Dost
J. J. Harrison
No.
518,725
514,475
525,910
527,125
529,206
527,124
528,326
530,363
527,427
521,623
528,837
530,980
530,930
514,471
524,266
526,621
519,485
523,546
523,454
520,435
517,72.=i
520,610
521,103
526,110
513,413
530,950
518,166
.512,451
530,014
514,082
514,038
527,800
522,887
523,922
519,835
514,645
529,925
520,085
526,677
531,128
513,917
522,794
11,435
520,479
520,480
515,999
518,268
518,269
526,676
529,564
515,982
513,464
529,501
516,044
526,675
515,679
522,443
Date.
Apr. 24
Feb. 13
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
Oct.
16
June 19
Nov.
6
Deo.
18
Dec.
18
Feb.
13
Aug.
7
Sept.
25
May
8
July
24
July
24
May
29
Apr.
3
May
29
June
5
Sept.
18
Jan.
23
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Jan. 9
Nov. 27
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
July 10
July 31
May 15
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
May 22
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
July 10
Aug. 14
May 29
May 29
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
July 3
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
July 24
Nov. 20
June 19
Mar. 6
Oct. 30
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
May 22
Mar. 6
Au
Monthly
volume.
28
May 22
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Jan. 16
Dec. 4
July 3
June 19
2244
836
1031
738
1226
734
2794
508
1232
1556
581
1576
1481
828
498
2252
991
2381
2221
2609
522
2901
627
1372
2785
1520
1240
1216
2658
169
102
1853
1206
3049
1583
1117
2474
2004
13
3630
1079
1246
2685
431
1438
1440
11
1885
402
2880
1774
512
8
2804
521
3596
2332
1949
1614
139
2796
458
323
325
2058
638
2132
1997
2026
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2122
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359
360
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423
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119
126
886
587
463
378
34
675
110
80
81
503
149
520
;488
' 489
483
279
504
40
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Gazette.
67
68
454
1028
1351
152
888
151
574
1307
257
1510
751
1532
1516
1027
751
1603
739
491
462
1082
101
1136
1310
1426
626
1522
242
241
1183
886
873
389
244
630
862
1082
1146
954
5
1580
819
220
906
1095
1096
1532
295
5
1028
1527
643
1007
1548
4
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93
101
812
481
1041
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1237
1274
1275
964
1572
1093
953
1613
877
427
1243
1486
606
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
Screw-cutting machine
Screw-cutting machine
Screw-cutting plate
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-dri ver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver and drill. Spiral
Screw-driver, auger, and countersink. Combination.
Screw-elevator. Portable
Screw-forging apparatus
Screw-head alotter
Screw-machine
Screw-machine. Automatic
Screw-making machine
Screw-making machine
Screw-making machine
Screw-making machine
Screw-making'maohine
Screw- making machines. Device for separating)
turnings from finished screws in >
Screw-press
Screw-swaging machine
Screw-tapping machine or attachment
Screw. Temper-
Screw-thread-forming machine
Screw-threads. Automatically-opening die for cut-
ting
Screws and followers. Means for controlling opera-
tive conneciion between feed-
Screws and separating them from turnings. Appa-)
ratus for soiting 5
Screws by rolling. Apparatus for forging
Screws into leather or other material. Machinery?
for inserting J
Screws into wood. Machine for driving
Screws. Manufacture of
Scribbler or carding-engine
Scriber. Curve-
Scrubber
Scrubbing-raachine
Scrubbing-machine
Scrubbing-machme
Scrubbing-machiue
Scrubbing machine. Moor-
Scutching flay, hemp, &o. Machine for
Scythe-blades. Mechanism for making
Scythe-rack
Sea. Composition for pacifying waves of the
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal :;;;; .
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal ;
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal. Bottle- .'..".'.'.'."....!!
Seal. Car-
Seal. Car- '..'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.'.!
Seal for cans. Hermetic
Seal-lock '
Seal-look
Seal-lock
Seal-lock ...'..'..'
Seal or stopper. Bottle '.'.'....
Seal or stopper. Bottle [[,
Seal or stopper. Bottle
Seal. Snap-
M. D. Luehrs
C. "W. Mettler
H. B. Keiper
J. J. Edwards
E. A. Eggert
M. Keehn
A. Mallock
S. I. Snyder
J. Swan
J. Swan
W. H. McCoy and H. L. Pratt
A. McDougall
J. T. Ayers
C. Fairbairn and M. "Wells
a. E. "Witherell
C.C. Hill
0. P. Briggs
D. H. Church
E. Hakewessell
E. C. Henn
D. P. Johnston
J. Steiner
J. A. Bidwell
F. Mossberg
J. Le Blanc
J. W. Hartley
A. T. Herrick
0. Henning
J. Hartness
E. J. Eoche
D. P. Johnston
C. Fairbaim and M. Wells
M. Wiederin
C.L. Briggs
N. C . J. Brandenburg
E. and "W. H. Crowther
H. Harrer
A. E. Buckingham
A. Au
J. S. Hitchcock
H. M. Patterson
E. "W. Somers
W. TV. Head
G. E. Donisthorpe and T. Burrows..
G. Eiserle
D. B. Cauble
M. M. F. Eichter
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Brooks
F. W. Brooks
W. L. Carr
S. A. Foster
J. E. Gogle
F. E. Gutterson
B. J. Sturtevant
B. J. Sturtevant
E. L. Torsch
H. Robinson
M. D. Flower and W. G. Denney . . .
C . Myhre
F. "VV'esterbeck
T. Gaskins
M. S.Millard
W. Orb
K. M.Sully
"W. Painter
W. Painter
W. Painter
E. J. Brooks
Monthly
Official
No.
volume.
Gazette.
R
>
67
If
521,172
June 12
750
176
1346
513,334
Jan.
23
2658
C645
i646
321
|66
602
530,846
Dec.
11
1342
69
1475
520,519
May
29
2748
665
67
1106
515,327
Feb.
27
2240
555
66
1318
527,696
Oct.
16
1678
404
69
340
519,962
May
15
1787
437
67
899
518,472
Apr.
17
1804
446
67
362
520,091
May
22
2013
492
67
956
523,555
July
24
2394
600
68
493
529,401
Nov.
20
1586
377
69
975
524,906
Aug.
21
1595
390
68
982
514,299
Feb.
6
563
141
66
95a
524.199
Aug.
7
398
94
68
734
511.830
Jan.
2
128 32,33
6fi
27
522,207
July
3
38 10
68
9
514,441
Feb.
13
765 ^jg^
721 I ^ ^''^
^■"- 1 \ 175
172 44,45
^66
1015
512,156
Jan.
2
|66
137
530,179
Dec.
4
69
1246
530, ItO
Dec.
4
178 45,46
(9
1247
514,007
Feb.
6
51
12,13
66
864
511,817
Jan.
2
104
27
66
23
519,563
May
8
1134
<272
J 273
|67
. 765
519,867
May
15
1638
398
67
872
516,396
Mar.
13
1088
(258
}259
|66
1670
513,363
Jan.
23
2708
658
66
610
513,927
Jan.
30
3643
898
66
822
518,140
Apr.
10
1210
303
67
237
522,413
July
3
411
105
68
81
531,427
Dec.
25
2379
569
69
1696
512,300
Jan.
9
944
C230
J 231
|66
191
516,764
Mar.
20
1717
404
66
1803
519,215
May
1
500
C121
\ 122
|67
634
529,701
Nov.
27
2100
(503
J 504
^69'
1078
512,798
Jan.
16
1800
428
66
367
521,703
June 19
1684
395
67
1536
511,772
Jan.
2
47
12
66
12
516,911
Mar.
20
1954
460
66
1849
524,751
Aug.
21
1344
328
68
937
530,689
Dec.
11
1095
265
69
1429
525,392
Sept.
4
126
32
68
1173
519,100
May
1
273
65
67
588
526,315
Sept.
18
1725
(407
1408
|68
1493
522,516
July
3
582
149
68
115
514,545
Feb.
13
948
239
66
1049
528,148
Oct.
30
2486
602
69
518
519,161
May
1
399
67
614
512,274
Jan.
9
900
218
66
182
520,389
May
22
2533
612
67
1052
520,390
May
22
2534
612
67
1052
521,134
June
5
678
159
67
1319
521,135
June
5
679
159
67
1320
521,136
June
5
681
160
67
1320
59/., 137
June
5
683
160
67
1320
521,757
June
19
1798
427
67
1555
521,758
June 19
1800
427
67
1555
524,674
Aug.
14
1210
295
68
900
524,675
Aug.
14
1211
296
68
901
524,676
Aug.
14
1213
296
68
901
524,975
Aug.
21
1715
420
68
1003
526,218
Sept.
18
1564
367
68
1460
529,318
Nov.
13
1427
343
69
926
521,632
June 19
1575
368
67
1514
515,747
Mar.
6
21
7
66
1459
531,174
Dec.
18
1928
459
69
1596
528,089
Oct.
23
2381
574
69
484
531,376
Dec.
25
2297
548
69
1680
514,786
Fi-b.
13
1355
338
66
1126
523,382
July
24
2085
525
68
439
521,427
June 12
1198
284
67
1430
518,277
Apr.
17
1451
363
67
298
513,908
Jau.
30
3C16
891
66
817
513,274
Jan.
23
2577
623
66
586
515,i!68
Feb.
20
2123
527
66
1284
528,471
Oct.
30
3047
739
69
619
512,657
Jan.
9
1540
(369
1370
605
|66
303
529,945
Nov.
27
2512
69
1153
516,579
Mar.
13
1399
333
66
1729
528,485
Oct.
30
3072
745
69
624
528,486
Oct.
30
3073
745
69
624
528,487
Oct.
30
3073
745
69
624
524,974
Aug.
21
1713
420
68
1003
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
607
Invention.
Seal. Snap-
Seal. Spring box-
Sealed can. Hermetically-
Sealing device. Bottle-
Seam. Fabric-
Seam for metal troughs or tanks
Seam-ripper
Seams of sheet-metal cans. Machine for rolling or
crimping end
Seams of sheet-metal cans. Machine for rolling or
crimping end
Seams upon metal sheets. Tool for forming lock-
Seaming and coiling sheet metal. Mechanism for . . .
Seaming machine. Can-
Seaming machine. Can-
Seaming machine. Can-
Seaming machine. Can-
Seaming-machine for sheet-metal ware
j-machines. Fluxing attachment for.
Seaming machinery. Metal-can-
Seaming sectional sheet-metal pipes. Machine for.
Seaming sheet-metal cans. Mechanism for
Seaming sheet-metal tubes. Machine for lap-
Seamless figured fabric
Seamless self opening can
Sear. Safety-
Search-light.
Search-lights. Tilting device for
Seat:
See Car-seat.
Carriage jump-seat.
Chair-seat.
Cycle-saddle seat.
Engineer's seat.
Folding seat.
Seat
Pressed-steel seat.
School-seat.
Spring-seat.
Vehicle-seat.
Vehicle shifting seat.
"Wagon-seat.
Seat
Seat
Seat and back-rest
Seat and folding berth. Combined
Seat and seesaw. Combined
Seat-back. Removable
Seat or cushion
Seats. Protector for exposed
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battel y
Secondary battery ,
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery _
Secondary battery
Secondary cell or battery
Secondary electric battery
Sectional boiler
Sectional boiler
Sectional boiler
Sectional boiler
Sectional boiler
Sectional boiler
Sectional boiler or heater.
Seed and hulls. Process of and apparatus for treat-
ing cotton
Seed-cleaner ,
Seed cleaner and separator. Cotton- ,
Seed-delinting machine. Cotton-
Seed hulls and separating lint and hulls. Art of and
machine for detaching lint from cotton-
Seed hulls and separating lint and hulls. Detaching
lint from cotton-
Seed. Machine for cleaning cotton or other ,
Seed-rack
Seed-separating machine. Cotton-
Seeds in envelopes. Machine for packaging.
Seeder
Seeder
Name.
E. J. Brooks
D. E. J. Wellhoener
W. H. Edmunds
G-. A. Eoyden
"W. F. Beardslee
H. N.Hill
G.H. Carder
J. Gr. Hodgson
E. Norton, J. G. Hodgson, and F. M.
Leavitt.
C.E.Eckel
F. T. Thompson
E. P. Holdeu
J. "W. Roberts .
.J. W. Roberts .
"W. Wagner .
R. Flanigan.
H. Schaake —
H. Miller
A. G. Scherer .
J. A. Steward .
F. B. Lotze
R.K. Giflfen
E. Norton
G. A. Home
0. G. Gates, Jr
P. J. Daugherty and W. F. Litten.
0. L. Barrett
T. 0. Colles
M. Miles
C. L. Russell
P. Eraser
E. Tornblom
A. P.Derby
"W. Vogler
G. H. S. Farrant.
G. L.Ballard
H. H. Carpenter .
A. Hough
F. K. Irving
"W. C. Lockwood
E. and L. Paget .
A. E. Peyrusson
E. M. Poston
J.E. Rhetts
L. B. Rowley
E. R. Whitney
G. B. Henry
C. Theryc and A. Oblasser.
issue.)
E.T. Carr
H. A. R.Dietrich
F. Grote
J. Lapp 516,209
W. Vanderman 522,441
(Re-^
No.
526,217
525,376
523,764
515,990
530,218
,525,459
514,811
522,255
522,269
511,764
523,694
522,414
521,894
521,895
523,091
513,994
525,625
519,088
523,687
519,594
524,554
.512,694
514,025
520,596
521,601
525,262
522,142
513,484
512,204
513,735
528,271
514,521
518,097
527,633
524,893
517,018
514.260
512,823
512.473
512,253
513,245
523,371
528,740
528,445
515,502
516,253
517,455
11,442
512,679
526,563
515,584
G. A. Watson
A. C. A. Bauer and F. D. John-
son.
W. C. Johnson
J. W. Henry
J. W. Smith
J. H. McCorniick.
J. P. Burnham ...
J. P. Burnham.
M. Moran
A. Forbes and A. G. O'Neil
T. A. Jackson
E. Rau
L. C. Evans
F. R. Packham.
521,746
519,297
530,533
Date.
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
July 31
Mar. 6
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Fel). 13
July 3
July 3
Jan. 2
July 31
July 3
June 26
June 26
July 17
Feb. 6
Sept. 4
May 1
July 31
May 8
Aug. 14
Jan. 16
Feb. 6
May 29
June 19
Aug. 28
June 26
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Oct. 16
Aug. 21
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
July 24
Nov. 6
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
July 3
June 19
May 1
Dec. 11
512,702 I Jan. 16
518,124 Apr. 10
519,613 May 8
523,655 , July 31
525,691 ; Sept. 11
522,179 ' June 26
515,580 Feb. 27
520,315 : May 22
518,427 I Apr. 17
520,182 I May 22
522,329 1 July 3
Monthly
volume.
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Seeder
Seeder and planter .
Seeding-machine . . .
Seeding-machine . ..
Seeding-machine . . .
Seeding-machine . . .
Seeding-machine . . .
Seesaw
Self-attaching bolt .
Self-closing can
Self-closing switch .
Self-fastening box. .
Self-opening gate . .
Self-waiting table . .
Self- waiting table - .
Semaphore
Semaphore-operating apparatus
Semaphore-oper.ating device
Semaphore-operating device
Semaphore-signal
Separating and purifying machine
Separating granularmixtures. Method of and means
for
Separating-maohine
Separating-machine
Separating-machine. Centrifugal
Separating-machine. Centrifugal
Separating-machine. Magnetic
Separating solids from sludge. Apparatus for
Separator :
See Battery -plate sepa-
rator.
Bean-separator.
Centrifugal separa
tor.
Goal-separator.
Coin-separator.
Corn-separator.
Cotton-separator.
Cream-separator.
Current-separator,
Dust-separator.
Separator
Separator
Separator
Separator
Separator
Separator
Separator and grader
Separator-bowl. Centrifugal . .
Separator-frame and support. . .
Separator governor attachment
Server. Refreshment-
Settee-arm
Setting-machine
Settling-tank
riax-separator.
Gold-separator.
Grain-separator.
Liquid-separator.
M;ignetic separator.
Oil and water separator.
Ore-separator.
Soot-separator.
Spinning-rail separator.
Steam-separator.
Teeth-aeparator.
Sewage and apparatus therefor. Treatment of . .
Sewer-pipe connection
Sewer-pipe coupling ,
Sewer-pipe joint. Vitrified fire-clay
Sewer-trap cleaner
Sewers. Manhole for
Sewing apparatus. Carpet-stretcher for carpet-.
Sewing beads to fabrics. Machine for
Sewing bench. Book- ,
Sewing books
Sewing carpet-corners. Apparatus for
Sewing carpet-corners. Mechanism for
Sewing looped fabrics. Machine for
Sewing looped fabrics. Machine for ,
Sewing looped fabrics. Machine for
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine
Name.
C.r. Search
J. "W. Campbell
G. W. Crossley, J. W. Stout, and "W.
Eigdon.
A. Lindgren
"W. W. Marsden
F. K. Packham
P. E. Packham
M. Mayer
J. H. Calkins
I. Sexton
C. N. and H. P. Lenhart.
0. Heinrich
G. ly. Duncan.
W. E. Cummlngs
E. Hogg
J. W. Davis
J. S. Lynam
J. H. Frischeu
J. H. Frischen
1. L. Green
J. La Croix
M. McDonald
N. W. Holt . .
O. M. Morse .
0. Ohlsson...
0. Ohlsson...
W. H. 'Williams .
W. Birch
J. E. Borchard
G. O. Draper
E. "W. Jessnp
E. W. Jessup
J. H. Maggard
0. M. Morse
D.J. Davidson
D. J. Davis
G. 0. Draper
J . O verholser
M. Gaul
W. C. Bartol
F. Bean
D. "W. Fall, F. B. "Wineland, and
S. L. Eichards.
W. D. Scott-Moncriefif
J.P.Bates
J. D. Anderson
J. E. Edwards
L. Beliveau
G. Wright
F. Ames
K. Necker
F. Adams
J. T. O. Ortloflf.
F. Ames
F. Ames
J. Kohler
J. Kohler .
D. Maua . .
E. B. Allen.
J. E. Bertrand
S. Borton
D. Brown
Vr. S. Clark andM. H. "WiUis.
E. and E. Cornely .
P. L. Cox..
C. A. Dahl.
No.
511,807
519,986
518,835
516,019
515,243
527,621
530,962
525,107
519,172
521,556
523,840
530.225
521,524
524,056
519,630
520,756
528,961
513,496
513,562
516.597
523,215
513,521
513,613
514.016
521,730
528,683
528,053
514,300
527,656
525,451
510,440
528,434
529,454
529,872
521,402
517,603
524,166
515,3.58
523,068
518,130
528,524
526,565
530,622
523,955
514,432
515,119
528,459
5.S0,816
520,910
518,156
514,691
529,079
520,909
524,079
520,208
520,209
511,856
524,996
530,297
525,042
517,376
525,885
522,828
530,471
521,308
Date.
Jan. 2
May 15
Apr. 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
Oct. 16
Dec. 18
Aug. 28
May 1
June 19
July 31
Dec. 4
June 19
Aug. 7
May 8
May 29
Nov. 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
July 17
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
June 19
Nov. 6
Oct. 23
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
June 12
Apr. 3
Aug. 7
Feb. 27
July 17
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
Sept. 25
Deo. 11
July 31
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
Deo. 11
June 5
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
June 5
Aug. 7
May 22
May 22
Jan. 2
Aug. 38
Dec. 4
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
July 10
Deo. 4
June 12
Monthly
volume.
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1825
2421
463
2084
1551
1538
1979
419
1440
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142
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3153
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609
Aljylidbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inrention.
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine
Sewing machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
Sewing-machine .
-machine .
■machine .
-machine .
-machine .
■machine .
machine .
machine .
machine .
Sewing
Sewing-
Sewing
Sewing
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sewing-
machine .
machine ■
machine .
Sewing-machine
Sewing-
Sewing^
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sewing
Sewing-
Sewing
-machine -
machine -
machine .
machine .
machine .
machine .
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine attachment
Sewing-machine attachment-holder .
Sewing-machine bed-plate
Sewing-machine binder attachment .
Sewing machine. Book-
Sewing
Sewing-
Sewing^
Sewing
Sewing
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sewinu-
Se wing-
Sewing
Sewing-
machine,
machine,
machine
machine
machine
machine
machine
macliine
machine
machine
, Bootorohoe
Buttonhole
buttonhole attachment
cabinet
cording attachment
fabric-folding attachment
feeding mechanism. Buttonhole.
felling attachment
for barring and tacking
for barring buttonholes
machine for fringing fabrics
Sewing-machine for stitching and barring buttonholes .
Sewing machine. Far-.
Sewing machine. Glove-
Sewing-machine guide
Sewing-machine guide
Sewing-machine heramer
Sewing-machine. Hemstitch
Sewing-machine hemstitching attachment.
Sewing-machine knotter
Sewing-machine loop-taker
Sewing-machine looper
Sewing-machine needle
Sewing-machine needle-bar
Sewing-machine needle-threader
Sewing-machine needle-threader
Sewing-machine plaiting attachment
•SO PAT
IKame.
M. T. Denne.
J. Douglas
J. Emanuel and A. Spielmann .
H.H. Fefel
H.H.Fefel
J. L. roUett
Z. T. French and W. C. Meyer .
U. Gardner. (Keissue)
P. Gohring
P. Gohring
J. C. Goodwin
J. Haas and K. Lintz
J. Holroyd, C. B. Hunt, and E. J.l
Johns. 5
.J. T. Jones .
K. S. Klogel....
P. B. Laskey
F. Lichtieldt . . .
A. E. Lindner ..
C. F. Littlejohn.
L.L.Miller
E. Murphy
H. F. Nason
H. F. Nason .
F. Oneill
J.Ott
J. Ott
J. B.Price
J. Eeece
G. H. Scetrini and G. Cade.
J. E. Srott
E.W.Thomson
J. Vannette
J. H. "Way
S. H. "Wheeler .
"W. S. Soiile....
"W. E. Parsons.
L. Muther
M. Kiker
"W. I. Blackman .
M. C. and T. J. Denne .
W. V.Miller
F. C.Hall
T. Kundtz
P. Schoen
M. Tobener
J. T. Hogan
J. "W. Bstz
G.S.Hill
E.H.Harris
G. A. Judson .
F. E. Austin..
F. Van Cauwenbei gh .
No.
539,064
516,190
530,986
513,009
523,932
512,105
525,047
11,412
521,855
521.8.i6
517,141
523,522
521,372
519,676
524,063
528,782
523,361
516,020
521,377
515,712
525,227
513,717
523,589
531,059
524.. 558
524,559
527,288
520,657
527,348
515,621
521,301
526,470
525,879
526,335
524,739
519,184
523,917
514,606
531,357
515,662
517,354
513,504
524.090
529,415
511,977
526,393
520,292
529,491
528,225
521,982
514,874
F. Van Cauwenbergh 514,635
Date.
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Dec. IB
Jan. 16
July 31
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Apr. 10
June 26
June 26
Mar. 27
July 24
June 12
May 8
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
July 24
Mar. 6
June 12
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Jan. 30
July 24
Dec. 18
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Oct. 9
May 29
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
June 12
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
May 1
July 31
Feb. 13
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
May 22
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
June 26
July 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
C.H.Foster 530,173 Dec. 4
P. Schoen ,529,417, Nov. 20
P. Schoen 529,419 ' Nov. 20
C. M. Abercrombie 520,977 June 5
P. Schoen 529,418 | Nov. 20
A. "W.Cochran 527,407 Oct. 16
P. Diehl ."^23.334 July 24
J. Heberling 514,653 ' Feb. 13
J.M. Farmer 517,853 , Apr. 10
S.H. "Wheeler 527,915 ' Oct. 23
P. Bralley i 529,586 Nov. 20
T. E. Fischer 525,142 \ Aug. 28
P.Schoen ' 529,420 ! Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
978
748
1584
2163
3074
626
1870
1341
1951
1953
2359
2349
1107
1321
160
462
2052
465
1115
2860
2178
3330
2447
1709
1023
1025
1003
2971
1098
2710
977
991
1756
1321
344
3041
1059
2258
2775
2715
2958
205
1610
419
1878
2374
1759
2620
2207
1288
1493
1104
160
1613
1615
409
1614
1199
2017
1130
720
2059
1920
2044
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1602
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799
691
730
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1437
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503
1557
865
866
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1387
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1672
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610
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inrention.
Sewing-machine. Pop-stitch
Sewlns-tuachine pressor- font
Sewing-machine presser-foot attachment
Sewing-machine presser-foot mechanism
Sewing-machine quilting attachment
Sewing-machine quilting-frame
Sewing-machine qixilting mechanism
Sewing-machine ruffling attachment
Sewing machine. Sack-
Sowing machine. Shoe-
Sewing machine. Shoe-
Sewing machine. Shoe-
Sewing machine. Shoe-
Sewing machine. Shoe-
Sewing machine. Shoe-
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle-actuating mechanism
Sewing-machine sliuttle-actuating mechanism
Sewing-machine-shuttle cop-holder
Se wine-machine shuttles. Thread-cop for
Sewing-machine snap-slide
Sewing machine. Straw-braid-
Sewing-machine table ;
Sewing-machine table
Sewing-machine tack-pulling attachment
Sewing-machine take-up
Sewing-machine take-up. Shoe-
Sewing-machine tension device
Sewing machine tension device. Shoe-
Sewing-machine thread-cutter
Sewing-machine thread-gripping device
Sewing-machine thread-gripping mechanism
Sewing-machine trimmer
Sewing-machine trimmer
Sewing-machine ti immer
Sewing-machine trimming attachment
Sewing-machine work-guiding device
Sewing-machines. Automatic stop-action for
'Sewing-machines. Eud-cap for cylinder
Sewing machines. Guide for carpet-
Sewing-machines. Guide for two-needle
Sewing machines. Gruiding and pile-controlling de-
vice for carpet-
Sewing machines. Loop-forming mechanism for
shoe-
Sewing-machines. Method of and apparatus for
winding CQ,ps to be used in
Sewing-machines. Oscillating hook for
Sewing-machines. Oscillating hook for
Sewing-machines. Wax-thread-heating device for .
Sewing machines. "Waxing and heating device for,
shoe- '
Sewing-machines. "Wear- compensating device for
needle-bars of
Sewing machines. Work supporting and feeding de-
vice for shoe-
Sewing on buttons. Machine for
Sewing on buttons. Machine for
Sewing sweat-bands in hats ,
Sewing sweat-bands into hats. Machine for
Sextant attachment
Shade
Shade adjuster. Window-
Shade appliance. Window-
Shade attachment. Window-
Shade bracket. Window-
Shade-cord fastener
Shade fixture. Ad justable window-
Shade fixture. Window-
Shade fixture. Window-
Shade fixture. Window-
Shade fixture. Window-
Shade fixture. Window-
Shade forming and cutting die
Shade-hanger..
Name.
L.L. Miller
K. G. Woodward
F. B. Almv
H. A. Dodge, W. G. TUlou, and W.
T. Richards.
W. A. Cassidy
J. A. Parsons
G. A. Stafford
B. W. Whitney
C. E. Williams
E. E. Bean
M. T. Denne.
G. A. Knox and E. E. Beau
E. A. Mills .
F.A.Mills ,
G. R. Peare ,
H. A. Bates
H. A. Bates and W. H. Barnelt ...
P.Diehl ,
C. £. Wilkinson
W. E. Trull
H. Moore
J. Tripp
J. T. Jones
H. A. Bates
J. K. Hunter
I. H. Gnnvon
W. M. Cuthhert
T. Kundtz. (Reissue)
A. B. Eowler and G. E. Warren .
J. R. Scott
H. Briggs.--..
G. W. Baker
F.A.Mills...
S. Borton ....
W. A. Mack
W. A. Mack
H. H. Fefel
H. H. Fefel
J. C. Goodwin
W. G. Cummins and E. A. Munro . .
J. E. Oliver
J. Faust
E. C. Holland
E. B. Allen
P. Schoen
E. B.Allen
F.A.Mills ....
W. Duchemin .
No.
515.713
519,897
523, 827
512,014
514,443
529,946
526,465
516,252
529,769
524,986
527,836
513,048
524,336
524,339
526,325
522,002
515,187
530,095
524,815
512,526
520,759
527,565.
519,428
521,080
519,260
513,500
522,289
11,453
Bate.
Feb. 27
May 15
July 31
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Sept. 25
Mar. 13
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
j Sept. 18
I June 26
1 Feb. 20
i Dec. 4
Aug. 21
I Jan. 9
May
Oct.
May
June
May
Jan.
July
Nov. 13
Monthly
volume.
518,911 Apr. 24
521,075 June 5
524,335 Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
525,043
512,255
519,539
513.008
523,933 !
517,140
529,783
518,623
530,264
519,909
524,995
529,416
524,994
524,338
515,489
May 8
Jan. 16
July 31
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
May 15
Aug. 28
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Feb. 27
P.Diehl .523,332 ' July 24
P.Diehl 523,333 I July 24
F. A. Mills I 524,340 Aug. 14
F.A.Mills 524,334 Aug. 14
H. A. Dodge and W. T. Richards . . 518,836 j Apr. 24
F.A.Mills 1524,337: Aug. 14
E. Hansalpakar 531,261
A. Walrath 528.832
J. Stewart, Jr 515,262
W. P. Gammons, Jr 519.038
T. T. H. Ferguson 530,*'30
C.H.Forbes 515,048
E. W. Smith and E. H. Miller 524.985
L.M.Rice 516,315
G. B. N. Dow 524.583
T. H. Klein and H. C. French 520,048
J. M. Crampton 519,148
F. E. Wagner 523,559
A. B. Dunkle 513,610
W. T. Estberg 524.978
H.Parker 522,384
H. R. Smiley 519,437
F. M. Wilkinson 519.979
E. D. Cooke 512,684
A. M. Bergner ,523,452
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
May 1
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Aug. 21
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
May 29
May 1
July 24
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
July 3
May 8
May 15
Jan. 16
July 24
2864
1684
2880
477
770
2513
20)8
851
2214
1743
1904
2214
657
1741
2246
1984
32
1451
1331
3157
1459
891
584
576
2952
199
1476
24
520,775 June 5
515,252 Feb. 20 ; 2097
2550
576
1862
1099
2162
3078
2358
2232
2047
329
1702
1764
1611
1763
648
2499
2012
2014
060
623
2422
639
2087
574
2113
162
1316
1765
1741
942
1055
2958
369
2402
3141
1718
359
904
1817
1586
2218
714
411
715
114
197
605
[480
1481
198
527
426
457
458
459
(530
)531
153
154
155
160
161
412
539
< 495
9
1 355
321
765
355
215
137
140
726
54,55
<354
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5
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^521
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Gazette.
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67
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J 264 1 r
455
209
;263
1264
514
766
556
532
509
82
415
430
383
430
156
157
158
619
507
507
161
(151
\ 152
600
C1.55
<156
(157
500
130
^24
38,39
317
445
425
221
260
716
88
602
771
421
92
,217
218
445
381
557
66
68
67
66
69
68
66
67
69
67
67
67
66
68
1437
881
599
92
1016
1153
[68 ' 1559
66 I 1627
1098
1010
398
444
797
1497
1056
1258
1221
957
263
1182
299
723
1302
649
691
41
'69 I 935
1201
1279
511
1301
1018
163
759
434
636
1942
1101
420
1276
884
1029
980
1029
796
1366
426
426
794
485
795
1624
750
12^2
567
1470
1216
1009
1646
872
1146
609
495
726
1004
71
725
904
327
461
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894,
611
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Shade-hanger. Extensible.
Shade-holder
Shade-holder
Shade holder. Adjustable window- -
Shade holder. 'Window-
Shade or elobe holder
Shade-roller
Shade-roller
Shade-roller
Shade-roller
Shade-roller
Shade-roller bracket
Shade-roller bracket. Adjustable . . .
Shade shifter. Ad.justable window- .
Shade-support
Shade support. Adjustable window-
Shade. Window-
Shade. Window-
Shade. Window-
Shades. Attachment for vertically adjusting window-
Shades, &c. Device for adjustinj; window-
Shades. Fixture tor vertically adjusting window-. . .
Shades. Holding device for spring-actuated
Shades. Holding device for spring-actuated
Shades. Holding mechanism for spring- actuated
Shades. Holding mechanism for .spring-actuated
Shades or curtains. Attachmentfor adjusting window.
Shaft. Adjustable
Shaft attachment for buggies
Shaft-coupling ..--
Shaft-coupling
Shaft-coupling
Shaft-coupling
Shaft-coupling. Safety
Shaft coupling. Slip-.
Shaft. Expansion-
Shaft-hanger
Shaft-hanger
Shaft-hanger
Shaft-hanger
Shaft holder. Vehicle-
Shaft-locking mechanism
Shaft-setting device
Shaft-support and antirattler. Combined
Shaft-support and thill-coupling. Combined.
Shaft-support. Elnid-pressure
Shaft support. Vehicle-
Shaft support. Vehicle-
Shaft support. Vehicle-
Shaft support. Vehicle-
Shaft-support and antirattler, Combined
Shafts. Device for repairing broken
Shafts. Device for securing cutters or other articles
to rotar\'
Shafts. Securing crank-arms to
Shafts to vehicles. Device for attaching
Shafting. Apparatus for turning and polishing
Shafting-hanger
Shafting-protector
Shafting. Stop mechanism for
Shafting. Straightening-machine for
Shakers, &c. Movement for
Shaping fleecy masses. Machine for
Shaping-machine with milling attachment ..
Sharpener and hone-stone holder. Combined kuife-..
Sharpener. Razor- ,
Sharpener. Scissors or knife
Sharpening device. Knife or scissors
Sharpening device. Kazor-
Sharpening device. Tool-
Sharpening disk knives. Implement for
Sharpening gravers or other tools. Holder for
Sharpening machine. Razor-
Sharpening machine. Shears-
Sharpening-machines. Eazor holding and adjusting
device for
Sharpening razors, shears, &c. Machine for
Shawl-strap
Shear-bow
Shears :
See Animal-shears.
Barber's shears.
Dehorning-shears.
Hair-trimmin J
shears.
Metal-shears.
Shears
Metal-cutting shears.
Pneumatic shears.
Power-shears.
Pruning-shears.
Tinner's shears.
Name.
J. Joseph
N. W. Crandall and E. A. Russell -
J. Hutchinson
G. W. Everett
A. B. Dunkle
E. Rhind
E. F. Hartshorn
S. Hartshorn
S. Hartshorn
D. Lauer
M. E. Reilly
C.F. F.Flos
G.Cook
C.B.Corbin
X. W. Crandall and E. A. Russell.
J. M.Hoffman
E.Horn
S. Longanecker , ..
H. Parker
A. W. Collison
P. Goldmann
N. Bosmann
E. T. Burrowes
■1. A. Lidback
H. H. , Sr. , H. H. , Jr. , and W. H. For-
syth.
.T. A. Lidback
L. yaucey
A. M. Howard
H. G. Vaughan
M. Aliraham
A . Bol zani
S.Crolley
W. H. Harfield
C. A. Sellon
T. L. Baumgarten
•I.e. Coram
W. Bynon
AV. Diebel
F.N. Gardner
E. A. Hill
P. J. Harrah
E. G.Crawford 530,580
H. B. Campbell
W. Cavers
W. E. Murbarger
W. Harrison
J. J. Barker
W. Irving
C. H. Knight
J. A. Wheatley and S. M. Worth-
ington.
E. E. Blackman ,
D. Kershaw
W. D. Orcutt ,
No.
517,750
528,288
522,596
530,026
521,784
527,289
515,218
513,783
516,486
516,018
520.863
523,203
518,208
522.557
527,946
518,737
518,246
581,201
522,383
518,566
521,408
521.280
599,517
529, 179
524,060
529,557
519,856
514,004
530.2.'l
526,551
527,655
513,609
524.087
514,384
517,787
528,150
529,319
524,315
528,774
524,549
522,114
Date.
C. Aichele
W. T. Sears
P. Medart
J. W. Hyatt
J.Hunt
A. Couitial
W. Coi)lev and H. E. Hodgson
H. J. Girhardt and F. E. Jagerson. .
E. Goldman
F.J. Thomas
P. Birch
P. J. Caesar
W.E. Ginn
T. T. Hosack
P. J. Caesar
W. H. Simmons
R. H. Dodge and H. S. Clinton.
J. J. Vernier
C. A. Worden
C.N. Slv
C. A. Worden
C . A. Worden ,
0. Zender
D. and D. C. Wheeler .
J. H. Aufderheide 518,129 i Apr. 10
521,306
.522,824
518,763
519,906
520,750
522,4-->0
526,108
525,125
527,475
516,602
530,285
512,529
530,801
516,543
526,710
516,489
512,578
525,003
526,389
520,419
525,476
.521,755
526,125
525,414
522,373
529,320
525.631
531,364
530,735
522,361
523,908
519,296
516,146
516,420
529,513
Apr.
3
Oct.
30
July
10
Nov.
27
June 26
Oct.
9
Feb.
20
Jan.
30
Mar.
13
Mar.
6.
June
5
July
17
Apr.
10
July
3
Oct.
23
Apr.
24
Apr.
17
Dec. 18
July 3
Apr. 17
Junfe 12
June 12
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
M.ay 15
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Sept. 25
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Apr. 3
Oct. 30
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
June 26
Dec.
11
June
12
July
10
Apr.
'21
May
15
May
29
July
3
Sept.
18
Aug.
-M
Oct.
16
Mar.
13
Dec.
4
Jan.
9
Dec.
11
Mar.
13
Oct.
2
Mar.
13
Jan.
9
Aug.
28
Sept.
25
May
29
Sept.
4
June
19
Sept.
18
Sept.
4
July
3
Nov.
13
Sept.
4
Dec.
25
Dec.
11
July
3
July
31
May
1
Mar.
6
Mar.
13
Nov.
Apr.
20
10
Monthly
volume.
563
2731
720
2677
1843
1008
2039
3421
1237
402
199
1787
1331
652
■2122
2270
1401
1974
356
1958
1163
933
1805
1183
153
1873
1619
46
308
2141
1606
3141
199
685
624
2-189
1428
593
1010
2420
909
986
1127
2304
1696
3142
421
1370
2008
1320
1437
373
138
659
184
5 612
J 643
439
244
508
844
295
106
45
449
333
165
509
564
351
C46e
\i.m
91
483
276
221
429
285
34
446
394
11
77
513
388
771
44
173
156
603
313
143
f 109
J 110
249
581
C222
^223
233
279
572
414
761
107
320
491
322
341
91
Official
Gazette.
1336
322
1273
307
1338
319
69
17,18
1243
298
1407
340
1786
436
1871
445
2578
(623
J 624
267
65,66
1792
425
1396
325
168
43
337
87
1429
344
514
124
2275
542
1171
285
316
81
3022
751
639
156
661
155
1127
268
1802
428
1185
297 !
109
563
157
1187
1581
201
1268
777
1699
1538
1233
367
260
127
438
458
289
1604
71
3'-9
1424
67 S 1379
09 1013
69 831
68 j 690
69 j 102S
67 I 868
66 86S
60 I 1271
68 I 1582
69 : 326
66 ! 726
68 i 698
982
121
519
926
788
727
863
67 ! 1689
■69 I 1397
67 '■ 1388
228
465
883
1179
84
1425
1072
275
1736
1283
264
1462
1718
15
1700
277
1033
68 , 1533
•67 i 1076
1201
1551
1430
1182
66
926
1247
1675
1442
62
625
661
66 1576
66 1678
69 1012
232
612
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Shears
Shears
Shears
Shears
Shears
Shears
Shears
Shears-joint
Shears-operating mechanism
Shearing or clipping animals. Machine for
Sheathing. Fireproof
Sheep. Apparatus for ear-marking
Sheep-shearing machine
Sheet-delivering machine
Sheet- feeder
Sheet-metal box
Sheet-metal can
Sheet-metal can and manufacturing same
Sheet-metal cans. Machine for foiming and soldering
Sheet-metal cans. Manufacturing
Sheet-metal-flanging machine
Sheet-metal handle
Sheet metal.* Making expanded
Sheet-metal xierforating machine
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metaV
Sheet-metal
Sheet metal.
in
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal-
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
ing
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal
Sheet-metal-
pipe.
pipe.
I)ipe .
pipe
plates. Machine for cutting
Eoller-die for forming weakened lines
spinning. Machinery for
stamping machine
tubes. Machine for making
tubes. Method of and machine for mak-1
Name.
E. Bailey
Z. X.. Hayden
D. H. Hollingsworth
L. A. Nickerson and P. A.Keller.
H. T.Seymour
G. H. Stockmann
C. Thompson
A. J. Krank
E. A. Cochran
C. and H. Burgon
C. Ehrlicher
G. W. Shailer
D. S. Chambers _
B. F. Barnes and J. Gr. Smith
G. E. Clarke
J.D. Ellis
T. Eeis
J. Lee
D. D. Eanney
J. Lee
J. Carroll
M. Bersted
J. F. Golding....
B. Henderson
J. "W. Abrahams.
C. S. Hamlin
C.S.Hamlin
J. Schmidt and J. Weitzel
S. Y. Buckman ,
J. Zimmerman and J. K. Underdown.
vessel
vessel and making same. Key-opening.
vessels. Attaching handles to
vessels. Attaching spouts to
vessels. Socket for
working machine
Sheet separating and printing machine .
Sheet-shackle
Shelf and its support. Book-
Shelf. Book-
Shelf-bracket
■Shelf-bracket
'•Shelf-bracket
Shelf. Extension-
Shelf. Folding
Shelf-hanger
Shelf. Metallic
Shelf roller. Book-
Shelf structure
Shelving
Shelving. Adjustable .
Shell .
Shell-carrier block
Shells. Ejector mechanism for exploded
Shells for dynamite. Apparatus for automatically?
manufacturing J
Shells, tubes, &c. Machine for making
Sheller:
See Corn-sheller. Peanut-sheller.
Pea-sheller.
Shield
524,673
523,9e4
521,526
526,814
517,244
513,542
523,950
.522,904
.523,266
523,880
517,851
516,228
514,704
524.126
524,309
523,852
516,403
518,548
518,375
517,223
519,527
522,398
527,242
524,203
526,663
518,570
521,766
525,061
530,322
515,270
517,382
519,555
519,182
523,073
515,103
.529,542
524,854
520,235
525,637
512,342
525,999
517,068
516,734
517,503
512,685
515,194
516.475
523,679
530,349
529,791
517,349
523,483
520,191
521,626
515,163
522,012
528,093
525,272
H.P.Hall , 520,922
B. Hewitt and E. Wootton 516,809
F. Haberman
L. L. Sagendorph.
J. Gould, Jr
F. A. Juergens . . .
J. Zimmerman and J. K. TJnderdown .
J. Zimmerman
G. W. Knapp
G. "W. Knapp
C. L. "Wagandt
F. A. Walsh ■...
C. Eeising .
F. Eobinson
B.E.Green
G. "Wenker
T. Corscaden ,
T. Corscaden
T. Corscaden
H. H. McLenathan
H. A. Payne
D. M. Herman ,
C. W. Marquardt ,
P. J. Pauly, Jr
TJ. and "W". E. Snead and W. M.
Burns.
A. B. Wagner and E. Liesenhoff
P. J. Paulv, Jr., and H. Schneider..
E. A. Hailfleld
C. S. Hisey
D. M. Lefever
No.
Shifting rail
Sbingle.bracket
Shingle bunch and binder !
Shingle-gage
Shingle-machine
Shingle-marker
Shingle. Metal roofing-
Shingle-package
Shiugle-planing machine
Shingle siding and machinery therefor. Manufacture?
of ' I
Shingle-strips. Machine for manufacturiug supple-
mentary metallic [
Shingles and headings. Machine for cutting
Ship '
Ship or boat. Compoundable I
Ships. Apparatus for moving and steering steam-. ..:
Ships' bottoms. Sheathing
Shins, cSrc. Construction of '
T. Keely ' 523,209
H. C . Swan ' 526, 507
J. W. Flowers 518.838
W. J. Munro, J. Hart, and D. Batey . . 513,813
•B. Hann i 521,112
T. C. Davis 517,795
C. Guyer ' 520.434
L. Goodrich 512,188
M. J.Carkeek 524,479
E. H. Kruger '' 530,695
L. H. Montross 1529,661
C. H. Daiia ' 526,299
A. B. Ireland 525,049
A. Foerste ! 523,518
H. Martini ' 522,348
G. Wauters 514,527
P. Inch 1529.651
L. M. Lincoln : 525,349
Date.
Aug. 14
Aug. 7
June 19
Oct. 2
Mar. 27
Jan. 30
July 31
July 10
July 17
July 31
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
July 31
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Apr. 1.7
Mar. 27
May 8
July 3
Oct.
Aus
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
June 19
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
May 8
May 1
July 17
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
May 22
Sept. 4
Jan. 9
June 19
Feb. 20
June 26
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
June 5
Mar. 20
July 17
Sept. 25
Apr. 21
Jan. 30
June 5
Apr. 3
May 29
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
Nov. 20
Sept. 18
Aug. 28
Julv 24
July 3
Feb 13
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
Monthly
volume.
1209
28
1395
238
2.531
3031
3109
1248
1896
2976
719
813
1219
271
583
2932
1099
1924
1642
2502
1077
391
922
403
2328
1963
1812
1897
431
2129
2761
1122
436
1537
1841
1850
1519
2279
524
1009
Sept. 11 i 1178
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
July 31
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Mar. 27
July 24
May 22
2248
1677
147
1588
1994
1219
2017
486
2246
2709
2277
2205
1563
1949
2263
2386
2241
307
1778
1795
2076
2424
3469
642
633
2591
702
889
1104
2033
1699
1877
2345
297
920
2014
44
190
:'03
63 64
140
731
262
475
405
588
(258
J 2,59
100
222
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Gazette.
295
68
7
68
322
67
58
69
594
66
747
66
774
68
309
68
477
68
741
68
67
66
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68
68
68
66
67
67
66
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485
430
465
107
529
650
269
107
(384
^385
464
440
371
554
127
247 \
(268 i ■
< 269 '
(270 ! '
532
397
32 :
381
496
292
651
120
536 ;
636
572
537 j
I
365 :
487 ;
542
576
547
1 77 iS
67
67
(450 )
H51 i
494
601
854
151
158
627
I KG
210
268
(487
400
(459
i400
589
77
233
482
12
66 : 1285
66 ' 2022
67 763
67 ' 622
[68 j 322
66 1231
69 1022
68 968
67 1002
68 1249
66 202
> 68 1378
66
66
"67
1920
1796
30
66 327
66 1259
68
67
67
67
69
68
67
66
69
1056
68
1487
68
1050
68
4?4
68
66 [ 1014
69 10.52
08 I 1159
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
613
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sliips. Construction of .
Ships. Form of
Ship's hatch
Ship's light and air port.
box ,
can.,
can.
case,
case.
cases. KoockdoTrn rack for supporting,
or service box or crate. Grocer's
Ship's lo|
Ship's lo{
Shippinp:
Shippino;
Sbippins
Shipping
Shipping
Shipping-
Shipping
Shipping
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt bosom protector
Shirt-waist
Shock-compressor
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe and making same
Shoe and making same
Shoe. Ankle-supporting
Shoe attachment
Shoe-beading machine
Shoe cleaner
Shoe-fastener
Shoe-fastening
Shoe-fastening
Shoe-fastening
Shoe-holder for nailing-machines.
Shoe. Inside
Shoe-nailing machine
Shoe-patterns from lasts. Machine for describing .
Shoe plate or spike. Sheet metal
Shoe-polisher
Shoe-polisher
ShoepolisliiDg machine
Shoe-pioli ctor
Shoe-.shauks. Machine for manufacturing
Shoe shanks. Sheets of metallic
Shoe-shaper
Shoestrii) g-fastencr
Sho.'striug-fa<t encr
Shoestring-holder
Shoe-support ."
Shoe. Turned
Shoe-uppers. Seam-hammering device for
Shoot-board andsquaring-box. Combined
Shot holding and measuring cabinet
Shot-spreader
Shoulder and back bracing chair
Shoulder-brace
Shoulder-brace
Shoulder-brace
Shovel:
See Cultivator-shovtl. Steam-shovel.
Excavator-shovel. "Wooden shovel.
Grain shovel.
Shovel
Shovel, spade, or scoop socket
Shovels, spades, itc. Attachment for
Show and adveitising stand. Eevolving
Show-case
Show-case
Show case
Show-case and barrel-cover .
Xame.
S.Stuart
A. Foerste
A. McDougall .
T. TJtley
F. A. Bishop
G. Thom
E. Niven
T.Lee
C."^Tright
J. M. Leaver and E. J. Vance -
J. M. Leaver and E. J. Vance .
J. M. Leaver and E. J. Vance .
J. H. Bowley
R. B. Bain
S. Deutsch
H. A. Hagen
J. L. Knight
T. H. MacDonald
G. F. Pooley
J. Stecker
E. H. Carleton, Jr
J. Macffownn
E. W. JJewberry
E. L. Goding
H. A. Jewelsky
L.G. Kregel
L. G. Kregel
S. Lissaner
T. F. Marshall
B. Scarinci
B. Scarinci
B. Scarinci
G. A. Knox
G. A. Richard.son
.T. M. Horn and M. Mayer
C.L. Weyand
A.I. Schmiedl
"W. A. MeCreery and J. Taylor.
I. D. Wrisht
W. P. Case
C. C. Eisenberg
T. U.Walter
G. W. Stacy
J. H. Foss
E.D. Childs
W. H. Baynard, .Tr
■W. H. Buxton
M. Christenson
H. Parsons
J. Friedlan der
J. H. and F W. Scholding
G. D. Bartleft
G. D. Bartlett
J. TV. Skinner ,
S.E. Blake
S. J. Simmons
H. T.Small
W. L. Barren
W. Gordon
A. I. Schmiedl
T. Owen
H. T. Luster
H.E. Winans
L. Harvey and J. Amos
W. M. Gamble
W. Greenshields
H. E. Matthews '.
C. Tanner
H. A. Chisholm.
T. "Walsh
G.Fuchs
A. Hulbert
"W. G.Irwin
J. Lochner
H. Daub and D. J. Res .
Show-stand | L. J. Haagen
Show-top 1 S. S. Goldman ...
Shut off device. Pipe ! J. F. Nelson
Shutter- bower ! A. G. Christman.
Shutter-bower H. Zimmerman . .
Shuttrr-bower I K. Zoll
Xo.
526,823
519,628
513,523
523,251
512,269
527,464
513.819
.522,606
514,052
513,645
513,646
519,429
525,186
528,355
529,546
521,610
530,594
529,181
523,593
519,
520,
517,027
523.193
527,403
524,414
523,004
524,139
515,173
516,696
518,304
.531„393
520,555
514,284
527,733
622775
523,634
525,161
531,215
513,803
519,559
514,ie9
531,372
525,597
514,834
512,238
516,915
519,515
524,107
526,025 j
517,342 I
514,268 i
527,323
521,111
526,186
521,938
527,047
520,471
516,148
Date.
Oct. 2
May 8
Jan. 30
July 17
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
July 10
Feb. 6
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
May 8
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
June 19
Dec. 11
Nov. 13
July 24
Dec. 18
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Apr. 17
June 26
Aug. 28
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Fi-b. 27
Nov. 6
Apr. 10
May 8
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
July 3
Apr. 24
May 1
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Jan. 23
July 24
June 19
May 1
May 29
Mar. 27
July 17
Oct. 16
Aug. 14
July 17
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
May 29
Feb. 6
Oct. 16
July 10
JulV 24
Aug. 28
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
May 8
Feb. 6
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Monthly ] Official
volume. ! Gazette.
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
May 8
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Feb. 6
Oct. 9
Sept. 18
June 26
Oct. 9
May 29
Mar. 6
6
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&
Pi
251
6t
1252
301
2995
738
1874
C470
J 471
890
(214
5 215
1304
318
3477
856
742
188
122
29
3202
785
3203
785
893
215
2123
517
2842
689
1857
441
1538
360
930
228
1185
285
2455
(615
}616
1565
371
2754
686
1251
312
1,592
394
1849
440
1928
472
2260
541
1668
408
2594
642
466
114
1102
279
1123
270
2549
614
2111
502
2716
660
331
t5
2156
539
400
96
1122
273
470
116
2261
546
2343
588
1662
300
AZX
<,ni
'Zola
2160
1774
1194
793
1428
297
1964
1603
1491
2324
2812
533
1736
1049
2524
20F0
2006
3452
1128
357
2291
464
1431
839
19G3
1033
233
5 , 2259
506
1062
June 5 641
1.^00
2113
617
2670
667
623
(511
)512
(444
) 445
293
194
I 357
69, 70
490
382
373
554
! 679
i 131
419
259
633
507
476
851
271
85
(546
5 547
111
360
203
462
250
,i4, 55 *
(.';40
(541
633
125
257
(150
} 151
.351
507
149
645 I
156 I
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^
i
69
47
67
786
66
699
|68
3-3
|66
180
69
272
66
789
68
161
66
876
66
737
66
7,37
67
723
68
1092
69
5t2
69
67
1023
1.507
69 1529
66 i 1417
66 : 1106
67 I 324
67 I 1582
08 1059
68 1605
68 9U5
66 , 1384
69 : 731
67
67
69
66
66
08
67
67
69 I 1434
69 \ 89
67
67
66 1904
J 68
68
66 i 1254
66 I 1783
67 I 300
69 1085
67 1119
60 953
69 350
68 I 214
68 ! 518
68 1084
69 IfilO
66 I 783
67 764
06 ; 920
>69 I 1679
68 1238
66 , 1141
66
67
J 68 1605
66 2009
66 ' 918
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'67 : 1312
68
67
69
1448
1634
131
67 , 1093
66 : 1577
614
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sautter-
Shutter-
Shutter-
Shatter.
Shutter.
Shutter.
Shutter,
Shutter-
Shutter-
Shutter,
Shutter.
Shutter.
Shutter,
Shutter-
Shutter
Shuttle and needle operating mechanism
Shuttle-threader
Sickle-.iections. Method of and machineforaerrating.
Side light ,
Sieve
fastener
fastener ,
fa.stening
Fireproof
Fireproof window- .
Focal-plane
. Iris-diaphragm —
■openei'. Automatic .
operating device
ikc. Rolling
Self-closing
Window-
. Window-
worker
worker and fastener .
Sieve. Ash-
Sieve cut-off
Sieve cut-olf. Agitable
Sieve. Grain cleaning and separating .
Sieve-scalper
Sieves. Transporter for flat
Sifter
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. Ash-
■Sifter.
Sifrer.
Sifter.
Sifter.
Sifter.
Sifter.
Sifter.
Cinder-
Flour-
Flour-
Furnace ash- . . .
Mechanical ash-
Revoluble ash- . .
Rotary ash-
Sifting machine. Ash-
Sight-testing apparatus. Coin-operated .
Sigmoid irrigator
Sign
Sign
Sign. Endless,
Sign. Fence-
Sign. Luminous
Sign. Revolving-pole
.Sign-staff
Sign . Street-
Sign. Street-car
Signs. Manufacturing
Signal:
See Air-hrake signal. Railway-signal.
Alarm-signal. Railway block-signal.
Annunciator-signal. Railway-crossing danger-
Name.
J. W. Johnson
R. McNab ,
E. Wegmann, Jr .
I. Smith
J. Stevens ,
J. E. Thornton and E. Pickard.
P. Rudolph and 0. Nather
C. Buerling
C. W. Enqvist
.T. G. Wilson
W. W.Perkins
S. F. Greene and S. W. Law
D.Pobst
0. De Champ
G. Andreen
V. Tomsa
No.
1969
97
113
1171
901
Nov.
27
2308
Aug.
U
1200
Aug.
7
5
July
17
1784
Nov.
27
2217
Dec.
18
2008
Dec.
11
1328
Nov.
0
302
Nov.
20
19.52
Aug.
7
80
Feb.
13
1365
529,621
526,729
530,144
522,861
5U,515
529,820
524,670
523,970
523,201
.'529,771
531,217
530,837
528,689
529,607
524,016
514,792
A. Boulay .524,240
M. Gindorff 1524,965
C. Anderson 1521,777
J. N. Wilson !516,673
J. Goldman ] 517,139
W. A.Pendry i .527,882
D. J. Davidson 1527,834
C. Closz 520,878
G. L. Jarrett ' 511,847
H. Bittinger 512,796
C. P. Eichler .524,892
C. Kasper 520,886
F.A.Pearsons 529,947' Nov. 27 2514
L. Toungquist, F. L. N. Mehrtens, ! 517,636 j Apr. 3 364
and A. Youngquist. j
A.J. Henderson 521,344, June 12 1066
C. P. Eichler i 513,489 i Jan. 30 | 2931
D. McKenzie i 519,003 i May 1! 106
J.Keller '529,389! Nov. 20 ! 1562
W.Christie i 514,261 , Feb. 6j 496
F.Maull '514,764 Feb. 13 1319
G.P.Harrison 516,971] Mar. 20 i 2053
C.E.French 515,399 Feb. 27 ' 2361
Date.
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
Dec. 4
July 10
Feb. 13
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
June 26
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
June 5
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
June 5
B. Green
G.B. Sweger 520,275
E. Bohm 524,752
C. F. Webster i .528, 196
J. M. Long I 526,905
J. W. Wilson 515,945
W. Hoakins i 629,073
May 22
Aug. 21
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
Nov. 13
signal.
Railway flag-signal.
Railway fog-signal.
Railway-switch signal.
Railway time-signal.
Sem apti ore-signal.
Switch-signal.
Three-position signal.
Track-signal.
Bicycle-signal,
Block-signal.
Bridge-signal.
Car-aignal.
Danger-signal.
Electric signal.
Grave-signal.
Marine signal.
Police-signal.
Signal
Signal
Signal apparatus
Signal apparatus
Signal apparatus
Signal apparatus. American district electric
Signal apparatus. Electric
Signal apparatus. Electric
Signal apparatus. Electric
G. O.Fogg
H.H. Baker
E. J. Ranch and W. A. Keith.
R. Schlegel
Signal apparatus. Electrical ,
Signal-box. Electric
Signal-box. Electric ,
Signal-box. Electric
Signal-boxes. Means for testing electric
Signal-compensator
Signal device. Safety switch
Signal device. Visible
Signal-light fixture
Signal-operating rods. Adjusting device for.
Signal-operating wires. Compensator for
E. H. Goodman
W. P.Squier
J. P. Coleman
C.*E. Ongley
G. L. Thomas and E. C. Seward .
C. E. Scribuer
W. W. Salmon
W. W.Salmon
H. E. Walter
G.W. Hey
T. F. Gaynor
W. W. Hibbard
W. W. Hibbard
J. F. Mehren
J. G. Schreuder
H. M. Abernethy and J. M. Graham .
W. H. Lane and F. S. Perrin
W. Carter, J. W. Dawson, and J.
Meyrick, Jr.
G. A.Weber
J. S. Lynam
527,967
519,009
526,179
530. 122
526,168
512,400
526,414
526,415
529,984
514,461
515.762
523. 123
523,124
523,798
515,722
521,690
520,365
.520,820
Oct. 23
May 1
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
Jan. 9
Sept. -25
Sept. 25
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
July 17
July 17
July 31
Feb. 27
June 19
May 22
Juiie 5
458
1694
1835
1566
2357
2002
1901
221
158
1797
1575
244
525,652 ; Sept. 4 ; 555
2350
1345
2568
397
332
M. H. Wilson i .531,402 1 Dec. 25 ] 2337
518,780 ' Apr. 24 j 2332
530,497 Dec. 11 , 748
515,967 Mar. 6 , 371
530,354 Dec. 4 ; 492
2164
113
1485
82
1469
1113
1930
1932
2583
469
24
29
292
229
f549
J 550
294
2
448
528
476
319
74
464
18
C342
^343
107
415
437
372
556
480
456
50
40
427
385
57
(605
}606
86
249
722
26
372
121
328
485
586
(133
^134
U35
570
32S
621
100
79
239
557
(578
I 579
184
88
122
520
27
347
22
1 343
' (269
)270
460
4(iO
(623
( 624
;205
206
53 ;13, 14
1043 , 411
1G47
2831
2875
1667
2500
114
412
703
717
391
605
25
524,429 1 Aug. 14 812 [ 198
521,885 I June 26 , 2000 I 482
69
69
68
68
69
69
69
69
66
68
68
67
66
66
69
69
67
66
66
08
67
67
67
66
67
69
66
66
66
66
67
08
69
69
66
69
69
!67
09
67
5 205 I ^
^ 206 i 5
445
557
68 j 1446
69 1230
68 ! 1143
1 66 ] 222
68 1544
68 , 1544
^69 1167
66 I 1022
66 i 1464
68 I 342
68
68
342
589
66 ' 1440
67
67
67
68
67
1532
1046
1218
827
1613
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
615
Invention.
Signal-operating wires. Compensator for
Signal-operating ■wires. Compensator for
Signal recorder. "Whistle-
Signal-recording device
Sigual-replacer
Signal-switch. Pneumatic.
Signal system. Block-
Signal systems. Differentiating apparatus for elec-j
trie \
Signals. Electrical apparatus for controlling
Signals. Electrical apparatus for controlling
Signaling and communication. System for
Signaling apparatus
Signaling apparatus
Signaling apparatus
Signaling apparatus
Signaling apparatus.
Electric .
Signaling apparatus. Electric
Signaling apparatus. ' Electric
Signaling apparatus. Electric
Signaling apparatus. Electric
Signaling apparatus. Electrical time.
Signaling apparatus for block systems. Electric
Signaling device. Automatic electric
Signaling device. Electric
Signaling device for crossiogs. Automatic electric.
Signaling. Submarine
Signaling. Submarine
Signaling .system
Signaling system and apparatus. Electric time-
Signaling system. Electrical
Signaling system. Electrical danger-
Signaling system. Fluid-pressure
Signaling system. Train-operated
Signaling systems. Circuit-changer for electric
Signaling transmitter. Automatic
Si gnature-press
Silk. Manufacturing artificial
Silk or thread holding device
Name.
T. S. Lynam and G. E. Adams
J. S. Lynam and G. F. Adams
C. E. Onsrley
\Y. H. Adkins
AV. R. Sykes, Jr., and J. P. O'Don-
nell.
J. Schnepf.
528,9fi2 Nov. 13 814 190
529,332 Nov. 13 lUh 348
530,121 Dec. 4 81 [ 22
527,258 Oct. 9 951 231
528,997 Nov. 13 869 206
514,503 Feb. 13 884
G.L.Thomas 523,491 July 24 2290
W. W. Hibbard
S. S. Bogart and M. B. Leonard.
M. B. Leonard
X. F. Gaynor
.r. W. English
O. D. and M. A. Kleinsteuber ..
B. J. Noy es
E. E. Wilder
J. P. Coleman. (Reissue) .
W. W. Hibbard
11,428
523,120
"W. "W. Hibbard 523,121
H. E. "Walter .
H. E. "Walter .
J.H.Gerry 513,262 Jan. 23 2560
M. S. Eeiley 528,444 Oct. 30 2993
E. A. Hermann
J. N. Connolly ,
E. A. Hermann
L.I. Blake
L.I. Blake
J. G. Noyes and L. "Winterh alder. ..
^Y. A. Pu'cell
B. A. Fiske
"n^ A. Phillips
H. R. Mason ,
J. H. Frischen
J. F. Hunter and S. H. Lough
R. Callender ,
C.Seybold
H. de' Chardonnet
L. 0. Smith
L. O. Smith
G. \V. Odell
B. F. Ford.
Silks, &c. Holding device for embroidery-
Silver-plating. Composition for
Sink
Sink-trap [ H.C.Montgomery
Sinks. Outlet connection for steel J. Clifford
Siphon I J. A.Camp '.'.'.!!!".".'"
Siphon ; H. Fleiner
Siphon I B. Greve
Siphon ; S. W. Lewis
Siphon I G. Seifert
Siphon H. H. Shufelt
Siphon R. Thaver
Siphon. Regenerative F. Lam'plough
Sirups. Apparatus for making R. H. Hun.stock
Sirup-cup for bottlers ( G. House, Sr
Sirup-purifier J. Naylor, Jr
Sizing walls. Composition for R. J. Sisk
Skate J. Forbes
Skate A. A. Johnson
Skate ! F. Kalkner
Skate L. "W. Kennev
Skate W. H. Nichoils
Skate I C. J. "Wezen
Skate I J. L. "Whelpley
Skate-blade and manufacturing same i T. TV. Bryant
Skate-plane : AV. B. Lynch ...!!""!
Skate. Roller- S. AV, Finch
Skate. Roller- .j. A. Segerberg.".'!!!.;^
Skate-sharpening device i 0. F. Knowles and H. H. Miller
Skate-sharpening device i F. AV. Taylor
Skate-wheel 1 A. J. Mauermann.'.'.".". '.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.
Skate. AVheel or roller i j. G. A. Kitchen
Sk.ites. Self-acting brake for roller- i .J. Riedel
Skating-rink ; M. T. Mead and slM.'cTemenV.'
Skmning-knife i M. Cahen
Skinning-knife i j. A. Foster
Skins. Machine for softening G. Geyer
Skins. Process of and apparatus for unhairing ' C. L. Puech !'".....!!!!..!
Skirt and trousers. Combined I B. Zellerand H. Cramer
Skirt. Dress- i M. C. Geldowsky ...f. ..I!]!!!!!
No.
Date.
529,985
529,986
524,548
July 10
July 17
July 17
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
Feb. 6
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Feb. 6
June 26
Oct. 23
Nov. 27 2517
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
June 12
Oct. 30
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
July 31
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Dec. 11
July 24
Dec. 11
July 24
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
July 3
Sept. 25
Apr. 17
June 12
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
June 19
Aug. 7
July 17
Feb. 27
Oct. 9
Jan. 9
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Aug. 28
June 12
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
Sept. 11
Dec. 2.1
May 8
June 26
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
J« -5
1641
970
2860
44
2778
2659
287
560
1339
1631
1635
457
2236
236
2283
2164
1966
1149
2450
1856
1491
1894
2476
987
1624
1159
2807
1928
2124
2726
1086
2562
1272
950
2148
829
2360
2158
2035
869
249
2312
1408
1113
1127
956
1328
277
1411
2500
790
1077
1102
1270
223P
762
074
13S7
728
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748
2238
2316
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815
930
1230
191
825
342
842
2041
1463
1423
1398
1267
958
270
341
341
609
745
1600
899
1663
442
\ 69 1154
399
876
496
1234
1152
1590
1714
69 1411
66 i 1193
67 j 1424
69 576
66 392
67 I 433
68 I 569
67 j 214
60 I 1378
1111
1404
449
1383
487
1087
1056
1390
50
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290
1414
69 I 1435
69 I 1406
67 I 1470
08 ! 713
68 i 298
66 1366
69 ; 162
60 i 215
69 I 219
66 j 1705
68 1114
67 ! 1348
67 I 131
67 283
08 I 1297
69 1710
67 I 696
67 1655
69 I 1118
616
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
Invention.
Skirt-elevator
Skirt-extender
Skirt-protecting garment
Skivingmachine
SkiYing-machine
Skylight
Slack-adjuster
Slag. Apparatus for removing
Slat-and-wire fabric
Slat-fastener
Slate attachment
Slate cleaner and drier
Slate-ilressing machine ,
Slate-frarae ,
Slate. Noiseless
Slate. School-
Slates. Putting colored lines on school-
Sled
Sled
Sled. Coasting-
Sled-propeller
Sled-propeller
Sleeve holder. TJnder-coat-
Sleeve-section and cuff. Combined
Sleigh
Sleigh
Sleigh.
Sleigh
Sleigh and wagon. Combined
Sleigh. Bob-
Sleigh. Bob-
Sleigh-knee
Sleigh-knee socket
Sleigh-nose
Sleigh-runner
Sleigh-runner attachment
Sleigh. Tubular ,
Slicer and grater. Combined vegetable
Slicer or grater. Vegetable
Slicer. Potato-
Slicer. Vegetable-
Slicer. . Vegetable-
Slicer. Vegetable-
SI icing-machine
Slicing-machine
Slicing machine. Vegetable-
Slide and buckle. Combined
Sliding and swinging gate
Slidin g gate
Sliding gate
Sliding gate
Slipper
Slop-jar mouthpiece
Slubbing and roving machines. Means for driving.
Smelting
Smelting and refining apparatus. Copper
Smelting and refining furnace. Ore
Smelting and separating furnace
Smelting apparatus. Qre-
Smelting-furnace and refining-converter
Smelting ores
Smelting titanic iron ore. Method of and composi-
tion of matter for
Smocking cloth. Clasp for
Smoke-abating furnace
Smoke and gas consuming furnace
Smoke and spark arrester
Smoke. Apparatus for removing impurities from . .
Smoke-arrester
Smoke-bleaching apparatus
Smoke catcher and separator
Smoke-consum er
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consuming apparatus
Smoke-consuming apparatus
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke consuming furnace
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smokp-constiming furnace
A. L. Zeller
G. "W. Lockwood.
L. Sittig
C. H. Bayley
J. E. Scott ,
C.Bordt
H. Hinckley ,
O. Stalmann
J. S. George ,
C.I. J. Barker
J. M. Davis
E. B. Berk
S. D. Van Pelt
J. H. Eudolph ,
C. ¥. Kiz-rand S. N. Murdock
E. L. Lloyd ,
W. A. Stocker ,
J. Holer ,
A. Rogers
J.H. Holt ,
W. E. Prindle
0. H. C. Voigt
J. Hoffman
G. S. Grier
H. P. Teusen ,
D. E. McLaren
S. E. Oviatt
E. W. Walker
A. Czora, C. K. Ernst, Jr., andi
C. J. Oernbrack. <
J. H. Jackson
S. C. Paulson
L. L. Chaffin
B. F. Sweet
A. Hurtubise
H. and J". K. Pangborn
H. J. Howard
J. S. Johnson
E. S. Harpst
H.O. Barlow
C. B. Struble and C. S. Turner
N. and T. Heneault
P. L. Mars
E. D. Sibbrel and F. Longabach
J. E. Austin
A. and A. Iske
A. C.Cook
D. Carpenter
T. C.Long
D. Fulton
"W. H. Hopkins and G. B. Simons . . .
"W. AVoods
B. Scarinci
L. "W. Scoville and "W". W. Dorniu. . .
J. Ashton and J. Moorhouse
W. L. Austin ^
J.C. Bull
L. E. Bonehill
L. E. Bonehill
B. Brazelle
C. M. Allen
H. Lang
J. L. Randall
528,455
514,861
520,225
518,774
528,448
519,169
531,034
512,761
527,550
511,922
514,117
524,158
512,134
524,353
529,667
518,761
523,604
522,060
512,123
529,494
531,274
519,596
526,573
520,308
530,948
512,259
519,004
528,831
522,973
516,094
,526,938
527,319
517,076
514,469
528,606
.521,794
521,717
522,756
519,224
527,2.53
521,540
522,266
513,833
528,247
519,959
524.575
528,628
513,191
528,934
512,296
518,128
518,078
523,488
514,693
527,312
520,631
518,874
515,727
529,476
519,221
519,129
528,804
520,704
512,183
515,441
517,220
F. S. Pinkham
T. M. Gallagher
G.E. McCaskey
E. E. Jones
E. V. Eeiss 517,297
W. P. Shank I 521,054
J. T. Sands , 526.542
F. L. McGahan 515.528
H. Delaney j 517,917
T. Gunning 514,457
512,879
512,881
525,059
517,238
520,453
523,035
526,085
517,324
513,070
517,540
519,079
524,317
531,367
N. Harper
J. L. Johnson
H. F. Ray and A. Dewey -
G. Ehoden
F. S. Sejnoha
L. Hallbauer
C. W. Morris and L. Goodwin .
S. T. Armstrong
I. "W. Beckwith
J. F. Chazotte
T. Dark, Sr
H.Engel
M. Evans
M.Fulton 519,530
Date.
Oct. 30
Feb. 13
May 22
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
May 1
Dec. 18
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Kov. 27
Apr. 24
July 24
June 26
Jan. 2
Kov. 20
Dec. 18
May 8
Sept. 25
May 22
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
May 1
Nov. 6
July 17
Mar. 6
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Nov. 6
June 26
June 19
July 10
May 1
Oct. 9
June 19
July 3
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
May 15
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Jan. 23
Nov. 13
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
July 24
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
May 29
Apr. 24
Feb. 27
Nov. 20
May 1
May 1
Nov. 6
May 29
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
June 5
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Aug. 28
Mar. 27
May 29
July 17
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
May 1
Aug. 14
Dec. 25
May 8
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
3015
1471
2263
2323
3002
414
1665
1747
1439
331
220
332
671
680
2382
2302
2469
2330
655
1765
2106
1191
2176
2396
1517
870
107
573
1373
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451
1055
2257
826
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1858
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513
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1414
101
3502
2063
1780
1045
182
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764
938
1184
1101
2286
1197
1042
2933
2479
2880
1727
510
339
504
3073
753
2429
2498
2626
540
2127
2564
821
794
1950
I960
1891
2523
2637
1480
1330
2669
2245
199
241
596
2283
1084
728
370
551
576
(725
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101
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414
350
76
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78
160
165
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571
560
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506
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520
582
359
210
26
136
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111
255
534
209
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444
404
253
124
228
328
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862
641
436
258
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180
228
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575
298
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
617
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
luvention
Smoke-consuniing furnace .
Smoke-consuming furnace .
Smoke-consuming furnace .
Smoke-consuming furnace .
Smoke-conveyer
Smokeless furnace
Smoke-preventing furnace .
Smoke-preventing furnace .
Smoke-preventing furnace .
Smoke-stack hood.
Smoke-stacks. Device for increasing draft in
Smoke-stacks or chimneys. Apparatus for produc-
ing draft in
Smokeless hoiler
Smokeless furnace and stoker
Smokeless powder
Smokers' use. Aiticle or accessory for .
Jfame.
J. Graham
J. M. Thomas . .
K.Walsh
J. M. Williams .
K. M. Stahl
C. Murrav
J. A. Baldwin ,
S.N. Smith...
C. L. Stacy
C. R. Peirce and F. B. English .
K. Gaul
K. Gaul
Smoking apparatus. Mouthpiece and stem for
Smoothing and pressing iron
Suap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-liook
Snap-hook
Snap-rest
Snap switch. Double-throw
Snatch-block
Snatch-block
Snow-cleaning attachment for locomotive-engines.
Snow-guard
Snow-guard
Snow-guard
Snow-melting apparatus
Snow-melting apparatus
Snow or ice melting apparatus
Snow-plow
Snow-plow
Snow-plow
Snow-plow
Snow-plow
Snow-plow. Electric
Snow-plow for street-railways
Snow-plow. Railway
Snow -plow. Rotary
Snow-shelter
Snow-shoo. Folding
Snow-wheel. Centrifugal
Jensen
A.Breul
B, Bristol ,
C. Covert
C, H. M., and L. W. Eldridge .
.N. Judd
Lacey
N. Perkins and J. P. Scollay . . .
Pickett
J. Reed and S. O. Carothers
andl. F.White
Good, Jr
M. Hewlett
R. Ferrall
V. Hartz
, F. Mauden
Baird
F. Folsom
F. Folsom
T. McCormick
T. McCormick
F. Springfels
M. Burnhara
. Grunow, Jr
H. Kryger
, L. Stewart
W. F. Wheeler .
L. J. Hirt.
Apparatus for dispensing
Soap-distributer
Soap-drying apparatus .
Soap for toilet purposes.
liquid
Soap-holder. Coin-controlled
Soap. Inserting floats in cakes of
Soap-lye. Recovering products from spent
Soap powder, &c. Package for
Soap-press
Soap pressing and stamping machine
Soap pressing or stamping machine
Soap server. Toilet-
Sod cutter and crussher
Soda apparatus. Automatic heat- regulator for
hot-
Soda-ash. Apparatus for drying, roasting, and cal-
oining
Soda crystals. Making
Soda-loiintain
Soda-fountain
Soda-fountain
Soda-fountain
Soda-water-dispensing apparatus
Soda-water. Fountain for the distribution of
Sofa and bed. Combined
Soil-breaking machine
Soil-pipe
Soil- working machine
Solar energy. Apparatus for utilizing
Solder for use with aluminium and its alloys
C. Klauke
H. Bremer
N. McKay
W. F. Ross and W. Wilcklow .
M. Andrae .•
E. Lee
C. S. Higgins
W. Berry
J. Van Ruymbeke
D. H. Greene
M. J. Palmer
D. C. Ralston
E. Elbert
H.B. Potter
D.E. Reardon
J. W. Tufts and W. Helmer.
J. R. and H. Watson
H. R. Browne
T.C.Riley ...
T.C.Riley...
T.C.Riley ...
T. C. Riley ...
A. OHara
W. H. Ricker .
B. T. Lawton.
W. H. Ross
J. T. and T. R. Brien....^
G.M.Clark
F. H. Monks and M. L. Severy .
R. I. Roman
No.
F. W. Dean and W. E. Mathews . ..
J. Kallauner
W. 0. Wood
521,586
519,779
515,384
521,750
511,813
526,193
518,576
527,895
513,154
516,062
522,009
512,508
514,869
519,683
513,737
5->9,046
520,700
512,032
518,485
519,524
530,750
528,270
527,498
525,607
527,286
521,387
M3,652
527,570
531,526
524,384
516,192
516,268
521,544
529,774
512,178
512,179
512,388
514,682
.■120,941
530,614
520,777
520,021
525,165
518,749
527,523
523,208
530,739
514,999
526,216
529,042
531,599
525,572
517,978
516,531
526,068
.522,134
512,581
!)25,391
517,064
525,070
517,624
514,335
519,440
527,912
Date.
June 19
May 15
Feb. 27
June 19
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
June 26
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
May 8
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
May 29
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
May 8
Dec. U
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
June 12
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
June 19
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Feb. 13
June 5
Dec. 11
June 5
May 15
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
July 24
Oct. 16
July 17
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Sept. 18
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
June 26
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Mar. 27
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Feb. C
May 8
Oct. 23
Monthly
volume.
516,075 I Mar. 6
515,056 ; Feb. 20
515,057
519,433
519,434
512,989
512,058
524,720
529,959
518,583
512,276
528,255
513,654
Feb. 20
May 8
May 8
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Apr. 24
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
1496
1492
2338
1784
100
1518
1969
2023
2378
537
2259
1309
1484
1341
3363
949
3066
507
1818
1074
1193
2694
1351
478
1001
1127
3223
1466
2560
731
752
877
1420
2219
746
747
1095
1182
352
963
27
1883
2084
2285
2255
1397
1793
1170
1083
1561
941
2683
428
928
1323
1300
2454
1412
124
2236
1912
340
017
910
2055
552
1777
1779
899
900
2129
546
1294
2539
1989
901
2676
3227
Official
Gazette.
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511
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257
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649
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357
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618
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Soldering and testing plant. Can
Soldering apparatus
Soldering caps on cans. Machine for .
Soldering composition
Soldering-flux. Device for applying. .
Soldering-iron .
Soldering-iron furnace and gas-heater.
Soldering-iron. Self-heatju jj
Soldering-iron. Self-heattcg
Soldering-machine
Soldering-machine
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering macbme. Can-
Solderin g machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-head- .
Soldering machine. Side-seam-
Soldering-tool
Soldering-tool. Electric
Soldier's field equipment
Sole.
Sole and heel plate
Sole channeling and roundingout machine.
Sole-channeling knife
Sole-channeling machine
Sole-cutting die
Sole-cutting machine
Sole-cutting machine feeding attachment .
Sole for slippers or shoes
Sole leveling and burnishing machine
Sole-leveling machine
Sole-leveling machine
Sole-leveling machine
Sole-rounding machine
Sole-rounding machine ,
Sole-rounding machine
Sole-rounding machine
Sole-rounding machines. Knife-holder for.
Sole-rounding machines. Knife-holder for .
Sole-slitting machine
Sole-trimming machine
Name.
Soles and other forms. Machine for cutting
Soot-preventing composition
Soot-separator
Sorting cards and compiling statistics. Apparatus for.
Sound-conducting apparatus
Sound. Transmitting
Sounds. Apparatus for collecting, concentrating,
and distributing
Sounds. Apparatus for collecting, concentrating,
and distributing
Sounder
Sounding apparatus
Sounding appaiatus. Submaiine
Sounding-lead
Sower. Hand seed-
Sower. Force-feed broadcast seed-
Sower. Seed-
Sower. Seed-
Spacebar for line-casting machines
Spacing-nail
Span or arch
Spade or shovel ,
Spavk-airester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark arrester and ejector. Combined
N. L. Bishop
F. H. Lippincott. . .
M. J. Hawkins
H. "Willoughby ....
D. M. Monroe
K. B. Vanderburg .
J. B. Laurent
T. "W. Eversole....
W. Boss
C. M. Brown
H.Miller
J. G. Hodgson
J. G. Hodgson
M. Jensen
No.
531,501
513,518
520,523
514,107
529,336
513,222
530,488
525,494
511, e02
522,778
531,419
532.257
533.258
516,308
Date.
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
May 29
Feb. 6
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
July 10
Dec. 25
July 3
July 3
Mar. 13
J. "W". Roberts ' 521,896 June 26
C. M. Symonds
I. H. Taylor
AV.H. Smyth
J. G. Hodgson
D. G. Orr and C. E. Thomas .
J. F. McLaughlin
G. H. Palmer
Vf.A. Ford
J. S. Kilgore
G.F.Fischer
523,256
530,701
521,914
518,8.56
518,0fi0
518,923
530,072
W. H. lUsley and J. Cook 525,216
J. F. Noonau 532.799
K.K. Gibbs 1518,596
J. J. Heys 1531,793
M. E. Knight j 5J4,278
J. K. Grifiath 1527,280
525,521 ! Sept. 4
.'^16,980 < Mar. 20
519,206 May 1
E.C. Judd
E. C. Judd
W. L. Barrel!
E. C. Judd and F. W. McArdle.
J. A. Crane
L. E. Ericson.
G. Julian
J. N. Moulton ,
519,187
530,421
522,776
523,285
516,676
July 3
May 29
June 26
Apr. 24
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Aug. 28 2104
July 10 1086
Apr. 24 I 2006
Monthly
volume.
(601
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(603
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(666
J 667
2518
2981
2755
205
1449
2476
733
290
87
1055
2365
142
143 35,36
932 219
C349
J 350
598
170
72
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C260
J 261
C565
1566
34
2031
335
2065
479
138
3068
2064
2449
1075
2569
2760
June 26
Aug. 7
Oct. 9
May 1
Dec. 4
July 10
July 17
Mar. 20
527,676 Oct. 16
528,128 I Oct. 23
522,166 June 26
A. E. Perry 518,789 ! Apr. 24
L.E. Ericson 523,162 July 17
L.P.Hawkins j 514,. 364 Feb. 6
J.B.Emery 1528,467 1 Oct. 30
A. M. Stickney ^39,883 ! Nov. 27
K. Givens .■S33, 1 17
M. A. Lutzner 517,581
J. K. Gore ; 518,240
G. A. Leech ; 521,800
H. B. Cox 520,100
S. D. McKelvey 526,046
S. D. McKelvey 531,554
F.F.Howe
C . E. Kirtland
"W. M. Prather
P. T. Peterson
■\V. R. Boweu
G.M. Ditto
J. A. Gleixuer and P. Schafi'
■J. Musgrove
G. SkatuUa
J.J.White
E. Keating
P. Caldwell, Jr
H.Bell
H. E. Bultman
W. Caspar
R. F. Dougherty
A. Hasper
T. Lee
J. McMurrin
J. 0 Donnell
K. Ringheim
T. E. Austin
531,188
528,600
535,362
515,128
.525,942
525,339
515,208
,538,732
513,958
,=128,406
530,424
i 519,104
526,828
527,661
! 530,392
j 524,525
1519,500
515,345
' 525,229
516,940
519,026
i 512,145
July 17
Apr. 3
Apr. 17
June 26
May 22
Sept. 18
Deo. 25
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
Dec. 4
May 1
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Deo. 4
Aug. 14
May 8
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Mar. 20
May 1
Jan. 2
1855
521
993
445
601
1050
1922
1573
1640
2513
2345
1708
658
3011
2400
1627
270
1387
1867
2034
1259
2607
1950
136
72
1887
1078
23
2020
263
3692
2932
606
281
260
1615
556
967
1013
226S
2182
2003
140
687
5490
83
489
116
33,34
743
496
607
272
635
(662
1663
528
268
497
(443
[iH
122
(240
^241
109
149
(259
J 260
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(374
)375
(395
) 396
(592
)593
(603
\ 604
581
429
167
738
(576
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(348
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447
(496
1497
291
624
463
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474
245
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88
908
709
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63
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138
237
245
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533
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
619
Invention.
Spark arrester and extinguisher . . .
Spark-catcher
Spark-conductor for steam-engines .
Sparrow-trap
Speaking-tube attachment •- . . .
Name.
H. O'Hara
J . F. Oistand ,
J. T. King ...
J.'W. Henry...
\Y. "Weber
Specific gravities. Separating materials of different . U". "W. Holt .
Spectacle-bow wire or other articles. Means for
forming
Spectacle-bows. Mechanism for making
Spectacle-case
Spectacle-frame
Spectacle-lenses. Grinding
Spectacles
Spectacles or eyeglasses
Speculum
Speculum
Speculum
Speed and power regulator for motors
Speed-changing and reversing mechanism
Speed-changing and reversing mechanism
Speed-changing, reversing, and stopping mechanism
F. Ecaubert
Speed-gearing
Speed-gearing
Speed gearing. Variable-.
Speed gearing. "Variable--
Spee J-inrticator
Speed-indicator and alarm
Speed-indicator hearing
Speed-indicator for shafting. . .
Speed-indicator for shafting. . .
Speed-measure for shafting ...
Speed mechanism. Variable- .
Speed of pulleys, &c. Mechanism for regulating.
Speed of vehicles. Apparatus for recording
Speed -recorder
Speed-regulator
Speed-regulator
Speed-varying mechanism
Spice-receptacle
Spiegeleisen. Manufacturing
Spike
Spike-drawing bar
Spike-puller
Spike-puller
Spikes. Making
Spindle:
See Eing-frame spindle.
Spindle
Spindle
Spindle and bearing
Spindle aud bearing
Spindle and bolster
Spindle-beariug
Spindle-bearing
Spindle-bearing
Spindle-bearing
Spindle-bearing-adjuating device.
Spindle-hearing. Combined
Spindle centering device
Spindle for conical cop-lubes
Spindle-retaiiier
Spindle-retaining device
Spindle-step protector
Spindle-support
Spindle-support
Spindle-support
Spinner. Organzine-
Spinning and doubling cops of cotton
Spinning and doubling machines. Spindle and sup-?
port for 5
Spinning and twisting frame ring
Spinning and twisting frames. Thread-receiver for. .
Spinning and twisting spindles. Load-equalizer for.
Spinning different-colored roviugs into thread or yam.
Appaiatus for
Spinning fibrous materials. Apparatus for
F. Ecaubert
G. "W. Begole.--
H. W. AVildt.--.
(r. Prescott
G. C. Bourns
•J. L. Borsch
W. Scheerer
J. D. Sherbrook .
M. Wertheimer-
H. B. Gale
n. H. Cummin gs
H. H. Cummings ■
H. H. Cummings
J. J. Mann, J. H. Smith, and H. G.(
Bead. )
J. H. Pendleton
N. J. Pritchard
N. J. Pritchard
J. Naylor, Jr
G. A. "Thompson and J. F. Schma-
deke.
"W. T. Lintner
F. Hart
W. T. Lintner
W.Lang
A. Sequeira
J. Bedding
F. Bayerdoerfer-
J. Naylor, Jr. ..
E. Salomon
F. A. "Weyher . . . .
H. H. Cummings .
T. "W. Bradtield . . .
G.E.Moore
A. A.ssorati
L. Landreth
P. J. Bjork
L. M. Shattuck.-.
J.J. OKeill
"W. F. Draper
F. M. Garcelon
^V.F. Draper
J. H. Norttirop
F. M. Gaicelon
"W.E.Allen ;
E. J. Carroll
E.J.Carroll
J. H. Northrop
G. O. Draper
G. O. Draper
G. O. Draper
"W. J. McCiUisland
E.J. Carroll
G. A . Draper
E. Jagger
E. Hitchon
H. A. Owen
H. F. "Woodmancy. (Reissue) .
J.Duffy
T. and J. Seed..
J. Hargreaves . .
G. 0. Draper
G. "W. Knight ..
J. H. Northrop .
J. Lunn
N. Cupers - . .
P. P. Craven
,521,584 i June 19
Spinning frame. King-
Spinning-frame separator G. A. and G. O. Draper 5-26,010 I Sept. 11
Spinning-frame separator A. E. Ehoades ' 523,644 i July 24
No.
.525,048
518,807
518,099
528,068
520,347
512,485
513,078
528,528
516,842
530,728
519,623
518,062
529,713
.529,714
529,715
523,221
520,801
515,534
515,610
514.865
529,975
520,792
512,960
527,557
527,207
521,512
520,199
531,147
530,710
513,148
518,799
519,532
523,200
525,464
525,468
520,793
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Oct. 16
May 15
May 22
Jan. 23
Sept. 25
Aug. 28
Apr. 21
Apr. 10
Oct. 23
May 22
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
Dec. 11
May 8
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
July 17
June 5
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
June 5
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
July 31
Oct. 30
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Apr. 17
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
July 31
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Nov. 27
Oct. 23
Mar. 20
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
May 8
July 17
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
June 5
511,878 Jan. 2
1258
l'i72
2052
2490
2139
1872
2380
2338
2470
1277
2253
11
1840
1158
1244
1078
2120
2122
2124
1817
77
2575
2691
1476
2569
54
2086
1447
860
309
407
502
584
510
457
4.58
59
5;9
Cii
June
19
1369
Sept.
18
1531
Dec.
18
1874
Dec.
11
1125
Jan.
23
2367
Apr.
24
2361
Apr.
3
51
July
24
198b
Nov.
20
1700
Sept.
4
434
Apr.
10
926
Aug.
7
191
July
17
1749
June 19
14i;6
286
(564
JSfiS
'. 599
! 307
544
4
435
281
298
273
(508
I .^09
, 509
509
(455
1456
17
' 637
669
371
619
13
495
352
209
(318
^319
(358
i359
445
(2-;3
) 274
(571
) 572
(585
?5?6
11
499
103
232
43
439
343
721
560
721
715
181
599
729
092
591
57
437
137
542
752
888
60
664
540
505
519
(392
1603 < 393
(394
2889
2349
2,-587
2867
767
2482
2928
2855
2516
233
1762
562
2187
3023
3006
259
2768
2262
2138
2129
1091
1782
251
256
56
262
;261
262
448
61
63
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Spinningjframe tension device
Spinning frames. Separator mechanism for ring- . . .
Spinning-jenny
Spinning-jenny
Spinning-machine roll
Spinning machine spindle
Spinning-machines. Mechanism for actual ing rov-
ing-rods of
Spinning-machines. Top-roll saddle for
Spinning machines. Tarn-separator for ring-
Spinning machinery
Spinning-machinery spindle ,
Spinning-mule attachment
Spinning-mule safety attachment
Spinning-mule. Self-acting
Spinning- rail separator
Spinniug-rings from sheet metal. Die for shaping. ..
Spinning-rings. Manufacturing
Spinning-spindle support
Spinning-spindle supporting device
Spinning spindles. Device for adjusting bearings of
Spinning-spindles. Device for plumbing top-rail . . .
Spinning-spindles. Sleeve-whixl and load-equalizer
for
Spirometpr
Splint and splint fabric
Splint-cutter
Split-link center-pin hook
Spoke and tire tightener
Spoke attachment for vehicle-wheels
Spoke-sawing machine
Spoke-socket
Spoke-socket
Spoke-tenoning machine
Spokes from wheel-hubs. Machine for extracting . . .
Spool and support thereof
Spool-box
Spool-box
Spool-cabinet
Spool-making machine
Spool or bobbin holder
Spool-support
Spool-turning machine
Spools. Machine for dressing half-
Spooling-frame yarn-guide
Spooling-machiae
Spooling-machine bobbin-holder
SpooUng-machine stop mechanism
Spooling-machines. Automatic tension-regulator for
Spooling or winding frame ,
Spooling or winding machine
Spoon ,
Spoons. Mustache-guard for
Spout extractor. Sap-
Spout for vessels
Spout. Single-piece sheet-metal
Sprayer and nozzle. Combined
Sprayer. Insect-powder .ind sand
Spraying oil or other liquids. Apparatus for
Spra\ iug-machine
Spreader. Animal-
Spreader- rod
Spring:
See Bed-spring. Elliptic spring.
Bird-cage spring. Elliptical spring.
Bolster-spring. Pneumatic spring.
Burglar - alarm Treadle-spring,
spring. TroUey-spiing.
Can iage-spring. Umbrella-spring.
Carriage-toj) spring. Vehicle-spring.
Door-spring. Watchcase-.'ipring.
Spring
Spring
Spring-bending machine
Spring-catch
Spring-jack cleaner
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor ,
Spring-seat
Spring-seat
Spring'shackle and oil-distributer. Combined
Spnng-winding mechanism ,
Jfame.
K. Atherton
A. Hitchon
B.Bodell
G. H. Marsh
J. Cain . . -■-
E. J. Fenderson
G. E. Chandler
E. Dixon
E. L.Morrill...
E.K.Baker
B. Smith and J. M. Howson
E. H. Lewington
E. G. Varney
J. Mo jrhouse ■
A. E. Khoades
M. D. Marcy
M. D. Marcy
T. B. Flanders
K. Atherton ,
G. 0. Draper
J.P.Kelly
G. 0. Draper
F. W.Baker
E. A. Tracy
F. S. Baumeister
"W. Hcidge and J. Pearson
J. M. Hawley
L. Eastetter
G. S.. Fry and S. L. Walker
H. J. Davis and J. C. McDaniel . .
P. Schneider
J. 0. Lade
J. H. Davis
A. Kreidler
P.Gelb
C. ToUner
G. Richberger
J. F. Wardlo
A. B. Homer.-
T. C.Dill
E.Hubbard
E.Hubbard
6. E. Mayhew
J. W. Foster
N. H. Easton
O. Lever and "W. S. Grundy
W. H. St. George
B. L. Stowe
J. M. Parker
S.H.Kimball
C. A. Quentell
M. R. Moss
L. C. Kinsey
J. "W. Greene
F. S. North and A. Raymond
C..G. Davis
L. L. Merrlfield
A. Bryce
J. E.Perl
S.D.Poole
No.
P. N. French
G. Turton
W. and W. J. Bauer
A. Ludwig
M. Seter
S. Krueger
J. J. and C. A. McCarthy
J. F. Seiberling
M. H. Wilson
S. B. Wortmann
F. H. Homan
S. G. Scarritt
R. A. Hammond
F. A. Richter
520,473
527,389
527,587
523,168
527,107
521,142
527,591
524,103
531,548
519,491
517,772
526,015
517,314
514,330
531,561
515,403
52:i,726
515,203
516,042
.517,270
519,716
525,452
531,247
522,947
519,982
52.5,210
525,961
5 IP, 627
526,699
.529,716
519,273
521,214
520,258
521,241
520,355
526,876
529,081
520,509
516,332
519,669
521,468
518,954
522,378
514,884
530,492
517,615
517,495
523,087
525, 0d5
527,115
518,116
513,591
523.580
530,587
523,941
515,519
514,952
520,766
521,774
528,236
Date.
.526,895
516,300
525,326
517,703
521,223
529,074
515,352
524,792
531,607
523,190
519,792
516,773
518,502
513,532 ,
May 29
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
July
17
1727
Oct.
June
Oct.
9
5
16
705
692
1507
Aug.
Dec.
7
25
228
2595
May
8
997
Apr.
3
001
Sept.
11
1202
Mar. 27
Feb. 0
Deo. 25
Feb. 27
July 31
Feb. 20
Mar. 0
Mar. 27
Mav 15
Sept. 4
Deo. 18
July 10
May 15
Aug. 28
Sept. U
Apr. 24
Oct. 2
Nov. 27
May 1
June 12
May 22
June 12
May 22
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
May 29
Mar. 13
May 8
June 19
May 1
July 3
Feb. 13
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
July 24
Dec. 11
Jaly 31
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
June 5
June 19
Oct. 30
Monthly
volume.
2675
1171
1498
2649
610
2617
2365
2704
2013
509
2576
1395
232
2061
1324
1821
2155
1150
2058
44
2127
600
817
2319
865
2481
345
1010
2733
9-2
1311
1988
27
348
1512
3-'4
134
1022
1940
718
1168
3110
2433
921
3096
2549
1615
8
1829
2645
Oct. 2 380
Mar. 13 ' 1030
Sept. 4 ' 3
Apr. 3 484
June 12 838
Nov. 13 1000
Feb. 27 2282
Aug. 21 1407
Dec. 25 2696
July 17 1763
646
287
364
C432
i433
172
162
366
53
621
C241
>242
148
(275
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622
154
627
587
670
502
118
604
336
57
492
329
446
526
261
511
12,13
510
145
192
562
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85
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
621
Invention.
Springs. Manufacturing flat zigzag
Spring.s Means for limiting tension of driving-
Sprinkler:
See Automatic sprinkler. Lawn-sprinkler.
Bath-spiinkler. Water-sprinkler.
Sprinkler
Sprinkler
Sprinkler
Sprinkler
Sprinkler
Sprinkler
Sprinkler-head
Sprinkler-head. Automatic
Sprinkleis. Sprinkling-head for street
Sprinkling apparatus
Spriukling-head
Sprocket. Interchangeable
Sprocket-wheel -
Sprocket-wheel
Sprocket-wheel
Sprocket-wheel
Sprocket-wheel
Sprocket-wheel. Combination
Sprocket-wheel for chains
Square
Square
Square. Adjustable angle-
Square attachment. T-
Square. Carpenter's folding
Square. Folding
Square for picture-frame mats '.
Square. Self-registering try-
Square. Steel
Square. Stone-worker's gage-
Square. Try-
Squib. Miner's
Squirrel-exterminator
Stable device. Safety
Stable or harness-room cabinet
Stacker. Pneumatic
Stacking-frame
Stadia-rod
Stage appliance
Stage effects. Mechanism for the production of.
Staging-bracket
Stai r-pad
Stair-rod
Stair. Trap-door..
Stairway
Stake. Ground- . . ,
Stake or post base .
Stalk-cutter
Stalk-cutter
Stalk-cutter
Stalk-cutter and rake. Combined
Stalk-cutter, roller, and seed-planter. Combined. . .
Stall. Cow.
Stall. Cow.
f^tnll floor
f^tiLl-floor
Stallion-shield
Stamp-affixing device. Postage-
Stamp-aflixing machine
Stamp-attaching device
Stamp-attaching machine. Postage-
Stamp-attaching machine. Postage-
Stamp-book
Stamp. Canceling-
Stamp-canceling and postmarking letters. Machine
for
Stamp-canceling and postmarking machine
Stamp-canceling and postmarking machine
Stamp-canceling machine . :
Stamp-canceling machine
Stamp. Combinedpriuting and cutting. . .
Stamp groove or recess for shipping-cases.
Stamp. Hand-
Stamp holder and moistener
Stamp-mill mortar
Stamp-mill. Ore
Stamp motor. Time-
Stamp or envelope moistener
Name.
G. Hookham...
P. Wendelboe .
J. B. Haberie . . . .
J. B. Haberie
.1. B. Haberie
^\V. A. Koneman.
0. C.Retslofi'....
R. B. Van Dyke .
,T. IT. Dixon
U. Pierce
W. U. Miller . . . .
D. M. Pinckney .
C. A. Weed
A. M. Snyder
H. Vr. Hoefc
W. A. Leggo, Jr.
P. D. Murphy and E. Kolb .
T. J. Neacy
C.Timm
G. "W. Kortright
AY. A. Leggo, Jr
G. G. P. Boswell
P. Grabler and J. J. Brown .
L.K. Bartley
G. W. Amos
E.G. Perry
H. C. Goodgiou
L. H. Barberie
G.A.Bates
J. G.Zuck
J. H. Gorman
r. Houle
J.R.Powell
T.R. Barney
E.J. Gallagher, Jr
G. E. "W. Stivers
G. A. Raasch and H. Fahrmeier .
W. J. Darrah
E. C. Stout
( ' . B. .1 eflferson
M.L. Fuller
J. B. Kenison and M. F. Burk . . .
M. H. Marcus
A. Jones
E. F.6ross6
J. Fullerton
E. E. 'Harvey
J. H. Langton
H. W. Allen
H. Nehrmeyer
W. R. TJsry
J. Priestley
G. W. Tucker
.T. Ardron
D. L. Blackburn
"W. A. and S. G. Brown
H. W. Thayer and W. J. Wallace .
No
,856
,037
524,?30
527.
516,
519,
524
522,
527
527
518,
530
514,
512,
511,
523,
523,
530,
518,
525,
530,
512
525,281
512,948
525,520
524,174
513,102
528,169
521,593
517,279
527,852
525,198
516,530
531,196
527,230
516,444
527,302
517,766
514,522
516.i'05
516,4ri0
528,849
529,569
J. W.Fitzgerald 521,462
G.E.Conrad 513,887
E. Schafer and H. A. Levy ; 516,511
J. G. Pulling 517,295
C.F. Lantry..
0. J.Moe
A. r. Purdy ..
M. Peabody . .
M. J. Dolphin
518,612
517,472
520,399
523,751
517,037
Date.
M. Y. B. Ethridge 521,605
M. V.B. Ethridge , 521,606 June 19
G.E.Barnard 1518,440; Apr. 17
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Dec. 11
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Sept. 11
May 15
May 29
July 3
Dec. 31
Nov. 27
Jan. 10
Aug. 21
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
May 15
Aug. 14
July 3
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Apr. 24
Nov. ii7
Feb. 0
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
July 24
July 24
Dec. 11
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Jan. 10
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Jan. 23
Oct. 30
June 19
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
Aug.
28
Mar.
13
Dec.
18
Oct.
9
Mar.
13
Oct.
9
Apr.
3
J<'eb.
13
Mar.
20
Mar.
13
Nov.
6
Nov. 20
June 19
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
May 22
July 31
Mai-. 27
June 19
F. N. Ethridge 5-31,565
B.B.Hill 525,078
C.F. Goodwillie 520,921
A. J. Dickson
G. Loomis
H. Bolthoff
J. M. McFarland
P. G. Giioud
June 19
Aug. 28
June 5
Dec. 11
May 1
Mar. 6
Oct. 16
- - July 10
A. Stuebner ; 530, 135 i Dec. 4
530,016
519,190
.•>l,i,896
527,620 I
522.7.30 I
930
932
2670
824
82
068
1084
1600
3052
93
1377
2343
1847
1480
780
1340
1496
833
449
596
2165
2100
2743
080
1182
3242
12
2307
2114
1421
2182
2010
960
1128
2266
2067
333
352
22^6
2518
1506
2588
1949
2130
1322
1963
903
1167
1027
590
913
1944
1209
600
1893
1279
3594
1287
2624
2029
96
2546
2749
2179
1526
1531
1746
1456
1927
306
965
448
258
1549
964
226
226
643
204
21
105
247
391
739
21
328
558
437
f.361
i3(.2
190
321
362
204
114
144
521
540
658
172
287
795
3
581
531
337
545
491
237
C272
^273
552
490
82,83
83
553
010
353
606
C466
i 467
521
315
466
(218
)2I9
C279
J 280
250
145
231
4.58
290
142
(4.50
J 451
298
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300
616
(504
^505
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516
(357
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Stamp. Return pcstage-.
Stamp. Rubber
Stamp. Rubber
Stamp. Kubber hand-. . .
Stamp. Self-inking hand-
Stamp. Steam-
Stamp-sticliing device
Stamp sticking or aealingmachine.
Stamp. Ticket-
Stamp. Time-
Stamp. Time-
Stamp . Time-
Stamp. Time-
Stamp. Time and dating
Stamps, &c. Device for protecting and preventing
reuse of revenue-
Stamps, labels, &c. Apparatus for affixing
Stamps to envelopes, &c. Device for affixing postagei
or other ;
Stamps to envelopes. Machine for attaching postage-'
Stamping and punching machine
Stamping-block
Stamping device. Hand
Stamping-mnchine
Stamping-machine
Stamping-machine centering-gage
Stamping or pressing machine
Stamping-press
Stamping-press
Stamping-press hand-guard
Stand :
/See Barrel-stand.
Bicycle-stand.
Display-stand.
Floral stand.
Folding stand.
Garment-stand.
Lamp-stand.
Model-stand.
Music-stand.
Stand-boiler for heating water
Stand, table, or analogous article
Staplu-driving implement
Staple-fastener for wooden vessels or boxes
Staple-holder
Newspaper-stand.
Photograph-stand.
Railway-switch stand.
Reading-stand.
Rotating stand.
Show-.stand.
Switch-stand.
Tiolley-stand.
Washstand.
Staple inserting and clinching machine
Staple. Roller-
Stapling and cutting machine
Stapling and cutting machine
Stapling-machine
Stapling-machine
Starch containing solutions for use in brewing, dis-
tilling, &c. Making
Starching apparatus. Clothes-
Starching-machine
Starching-machine
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-
Station
Station-
indicator -
indicator
indicator .
Station-indicator.
Station-indicator .
Name.
R. S. ■Williams
R. S.Hall
G. A. Pickup
S. D. Arnold, J. B. "Venker, and W.
L. Barnard.
S. H. Leavenworth
C. W. Tremain
C. A. Sprague
J. T. Shaw
C.N. Souther
E. P. Baird and F. Nash .
J. J. Busenbenz
J. Sharpe
J. C. "Wilson
W. S. Jewell and A. C. Stevens . . .
D. C . Harrison
E.C.Phillips..
J. C. Steelman.
C.Elliot
J. Casey
I. Davis
H. S. IngersoU
A. E. Grant
S. B. "Whitehead
J. T.Duff
E. Saltzkorn and L. Nicolai.
T. A. Dicks
L. Schuler
T.A.Dicks
W. E. Duncan .
S. H. Hoggson .
J. Blakey
F. AT. Richey..
"W. J. Brown . .
Station-indicator F. V. Russell .
Statistics. Machine for compiling or tabulating H.Hollerith.
Statistics. Machine for tabulating H. Hollerith .
J. Mandel and J. P. Henderson.
0. P. Schriver
C. E. Parks and L. MoUart
C. E. Parks and L. Mollart
E. T. Greenfield
TV. S. Hamm
S. Pratt
W. B. Dow
A. Conkling . . .
C. O. "White
A. C. Allyn....
S. N. Ashmore.
A. Baker
D. B. D. Blake
E. Elbert
C. M. Kiler
A. Lambert
E. Miller, Jr.
G. "W. Robertson
Stave-cutting machine ' "W. Nier
Stave-frame ! F. 0. Havener .
Stave .jointing and crozing machine j T.Bruno
Stave-.jointing machine ; J. Anthon
Stave-jointing machine ' L. T. Hagan ...
Stave-jointing machine I I. A. Kerr
522,037
522,467
523,777
528,583
527,208
515,380
517,494
529,141
529,669
531,297
526,854
512,755
527,918
512,378
525,267
520,497
521,625
517,740
512,097
515,047
521,287
518,402
515,566
^16,432
531,337
513,636
518,080
513,093
No.
523,738
.520,430
525,581
527,184
514,699
512,383
519,435
517,586
517,587
520,735
521,369
524,651
512,262
520,668
524,431
525,176
525,755
521,359
530,821
514,649
512,0:(4
524,421
526,111
523,919
516,944
526,129
526,130
525,013
525,343
531,154
520,873
Date.
June 26
July 3
July 31
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Dec. 25
Oct. 2
Jan. 16
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
May 29
June 19
Apr. 3
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
June 12
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
July 31
May 29
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
May 8
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
May 29
June 12
Aug. 14
Jan. 9
May 29
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
June 12
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Jan. 2
Aug. 14
Monthly
volume.
Mar. 20
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
2293
505
2789
100
861
2332
133
1111
2046
301
1729
2063
1068
2235
2716
1562
549
012
1764
953
1678
2622
1147
2225
3189
1103
2273
2725
2604
440
824
1209
1078
902
276
278
3116
1102
1171
915
3001
815
2109
751
1088
1302
1122
509
801
Sept. 18 I 1374
July 31 ! 2042
2010
1402
1405
Sept. 4 487
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Juno 5
530,943 Dec. 18
524,982 Aug. 21
30
1888
215
1505
1726
551
128
693
25
210
579
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5 490
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(515
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Coniiuued.
623
Invention.
Stave-jointing machine
Stave-machine
Staves. Forming
Staves, &c. Machine for cutting barrel- ,
Staves. Machine for jointing listed
Staves. Preparing hung-
Stay. Dress-
Stay. Dress-
Stay. Dress-
Stay. Dress-
Stay fastening. Dress-
Stay. Garment-
Stay pocket. Dress-
Stay -traveler
Steak-tenderer
Steam and drain trap. Automatic
Steam and gas generator and engine. Combined . . .
Steam and gas motor. Combined
Steam and hot-water boiler •
Steam and hot- water generator
Steam and removing extraneous matter. Apparatus
for purifying
Steam. Apparatus for eliminating lubricant from
exhaust-
Steam. Apparatus for preparing expanded and re-
heated
Steam. Apparatus for recovering lubricant from ex-
haust-
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steamboilpr
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler ,
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler . . . ^ ,
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler ,
Steam-boiler
Steam boiler or generator . ^
Steam-boiler or hot- water heater
Steam-boiler. Radial-tube
Steam-boiler. Sectional
Steam-boiler. Sectional
Steam-boiler. Sectional
Steam-boiler. Tnbulous
Steam-boiler. Water-tube
Steam-boiler. "Water-tube
Steam-boiler. "Water- tube
I^ame.
G.Mills
N. Burr
T.J.Sullivan
B. D. "Whitney
A.M.Benson
J. Pleukharp
J. Janowitz
F. "W. Lyon
P. "W.Lyon
E. B. Taylor
F. A.Gibbs
E. E. Howell
G. Kendrick
A.K.Evans
J. H. Nickles, Jr., and G. F. Shirley
F. Lamplougli
N. Eaton
J. G. Lightford
E. McGregor, G."W. and "W. A."Wad-
dington.
D. A. Dickinson
C. M. Banm
J. H. Blessing
F. L. Dyer
J. H. Blessing
D. Ahem
D. Ahem
D. Aheru
H.N. Barth
J. Buchanan
J. Cahall
J. A. Caldwell
G. Cawley
D. Connelly and C. E. Schafer
E. E. Dietz
a. H.Drake
E. F. Edgar
P. Ferguson and "W. T. Fleming . .
C. Finger
M. N. Forney
J. E. Green
T. Gunning
G. "W. Johnson
E.Joy
H. G.'Keasbey
G. W. Lonhoidt
T.A.Marriott
T. MiUer
T. Murphy
G. F. Nilsson
A. Normand .•
C.E.Parker
H. S. Pell ,
M. H. Plunkett-..
A. Poggendorf
F. Prox
A. F. L. Eeussner
"W. Saur
J. E. Schlieper
G.Sewell
E. Shydecker
J. E. Spanoghe
G. H. Taylor
J.J. Tonkin
F. H. Treat
H. L. "Wilson
CD. Mosher
A. Boyce ,
E. S. T.Kennedy
H. M. Norton ,
H. M. Norton
A. Worthington
H. A. and H. A. House, Jr ,
M. H. C.Shann
L. D. Davis
A. "W. Shearer
No.
523,225
524,308
516,243
515,388
530,500
513,339
512,113
515,916
520,485
515,804
515,583
528,942
511,958
520,955
555,508
515.293
517,606
515,295
514,376
518,184
515,105
514,440
522,157
514,438
521,532
522,871
528,409
521,844
515,729
518,519
521,204
518,443
526,024
516,369
523,109
528,930
530,331
528,086
518,399
517,745
529,529
516,816
520,962
525,553
513,120
519,386
522,077
520,936
517,147
525,614
524,115
518,858
522,271
529,805
521,812
530,901
520,742
520,947
527,729
527,624
527,459
514,841
526,062
.520,945
526,600
515,784
519,418
520,684
523,231
524,183
524,877
521,164
517,174
521,850
522,238
Date.
July 17
Aug. 14
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 2
Mar. 6
May 29
Mar. 0
Feb. 27
Nov. 13
Jan. 2
June 5
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
June 26
Feb. 13
June 19
July 10
Oct. 30
June 20
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
June 12
Apr. 17
Sept. 18
Mar. 13
July 17
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Apr. 3
Nov. 20
Mar. 20
June 5
Sept. 4
Jan. 2.i
May 8
June 26
June 5
Mar. 27
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Apr. 24
July 3
Nov. 27
Jcme 26
Dec. 11
May 29
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
June 5
Sept. 25
Mar. 6
May 8
May 29
July 17
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
June 12
Mar. 27
June 26
July 3
Monthly
volume.
1824
580
834
2343
753
2670
644
287
2695
122
2650
786
390
370
311
2171
307 71,72
2177 i 540
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^^^ i 171
465
459
139
195
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) 582
.85
647
154
67
652
29
658
184
91
90
77
539
1845
763 I 196
2499 600
760
1403
1183
2937
1934
2883
1878
804
1754
1220
1048
ICll
7G0
452
2377
1673
556
1831
1794
380
396
2325
822
2360
342
2369
491
246
2451
175
1884
1429
3126
460
1727
l,=i55
1295
1443
1285
336
2217
94
874
3035
1832
364
1550
731
2424
1940
108
324
295
710
464
720
465
189
435
281
249
404
178
113
573
413
C135
\ 130
435
425
92
96
560
201
568
84
C559
J 360
117
118
119
57
607
48
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(450
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(33!)
V340
757
113
417
377
316
(362
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(529
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461
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69
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68
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67
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21
624
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Steam-boiler. TVater-tube
Steam by electricity. Apparatus for generating
Steam-condensing apparatus
Steam-elevator
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine. Direct-acting
Steam-engine. Direct-acting
Steam-engine. Direct-acting
Steam-engine. Duplex
Steam-engine for air-pumps
Steam-engine for reciprocating sawmiU-carriages.
Direct-acting
Steam-engine. Multiple-cylinder
Steam-engine. Oscillating
Steam-engine. Quick-speed
Steam-engine. Reversible
Steam-engine. Triple-cylinder
Steam-engine. Twin-screw
Steam-engines. Apparatus for extracting grease
from water of condensation from
Steam-generating apparatus
Steam-generating appliance
Steam. Generation of
Steam. Generation of
Steam-generator
Steam-generator ,
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator ,
Steam-generator
Name.
J. "W. Van Dyke
H. E. Eider and J. H. Lewis
"W. Webster
K. J. McCarty ,
N. TV". Barnett ,
A. G. Brown
A. G. Brown
A. G. Brown ,
J. T. Case
W. li. and C. F. Cbristopher ....
W. C. Church
R. B. Davis
J. Evered
E. Garstang
J. L. Gourley
E. Gschwind
F.G.Hobart
B. Jackson ,
P. B. Landgraf
H.M. McCall
A. MiUer
H. Kielsen
A. N. Ogle and C. M. Magunson
J. E. Pearoe
C. T. Porter
C.T.Porter ,
C. W. Eobison
L. C. Eoyer
"W. S. Eush
S. Scognamillo
"W. D. Sherman
E. Shydecker
B. E. Sparr ,
N. Tesla
S. andC. L. Torrey
G. Vyne ,
G. H. Waring and 0. B. White . .
W.E. Hill
W.E.Hill
D. P. Nisbet
L. E. Voisard
H. trentz
W.E.Hill
A. W. Ofeldt
E. E. P. Truesdell
J. P. Devoissaud
F. Lester
N. J.Tubbs
H. Eriedeborn
W. H. Hooker
H. MoPhail
C. W. Hicks
C. W. Baker
W.Schmidt
D. Birdsall
J. E. Dame
P. Dubiau
A. W. Einlayson
P. Eitzgibbons
H.E. Frauz
A. F. Gillet
D. Halpin
W. E. Kelly
J. H. Kendall
C. H. and AV. A. Preston
T. L. andT. J. Sturtevant
T. L. and T. J. Sturtevant
C. W. Vanderburgh
No.
522,035
516,167
524,569
523,966
529,581
514,700
514,701
514,747
516,430
523,761
519,239
521,105
513,493
523,631
520,757
523,118
513,929
511,954
521,504
519,588
531,267
530,961
519,966
527,072
517,982
517,983
517,015
515,695
531,276
513,830
530,555
516,064
520,456
517,900
519,850
514,396
512,638
513,107
530,341
511,905
526,645
522,065
531,532
Date.
June 26
Mar. 6
Aug. 14
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
July 31
May 1
June 5
Jan. 30
July 24
May 29
July 17
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
June 19
May 8
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
May 15
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Dec. 18
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
May 29
Apr. 10
May 15
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
June 26
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
513,650 Jan. 30
515,180 , Feb. 20
519,943 i May 15
t
July 24
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
Mar. 20
523,360
511,868
514,650
.516,738
516,060
517,949
529,997
529,754
521,329
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
June 12
518,689 Apr. 24
5-22,517 I July 3
519,059 i May 1
530,889 Dec. 11
527,520
518,101
513,922
.523,793 i
529,391
5-.;3,868
523,447
523,448
521,062 '
Oct. 16
Apr. 10
Jan. 30
July 31
Nov. 20
July 31
July 24
July 24
June 5
2292
695
1038
821
1914
1211
1213
1294
1141
2763
630
2937
2520
3155
1627
3644
384
1353
1177
2094
1536
1790
648
936
941
2122
2835
2110
3495
867
539
2645
792
1605
701
1497
2294
473
304
2296
2337
2567
3219
1974
1754
2051
196
1124
1683
534
876
2623
2188
1022
2164
584
196
1410
1402
1140
3635
2:119
1571
2958
2208
2209
555
549
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625
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator and heating apparatus.
Steam-generator section
Steam-generator. Sectional
Steam-motor
Steam-motor
Steam-motor. Impact rotary .
Steam or baking pan
Steam or hot- water boiler
Steam or hot-water boiler
Steam or hot- water heater
Steam or other fluid boiler
Steam or other fluid pressure engine .
Steam or other motive-fluid engine.
Steam. Preparing ,
Steam-pressure gage
Steam-separator
Steam-separator ,
Steam-separator
Steam-separator
Steam-separator
Steam-separator
Steam-separator for boiler-tubes
Steam. Separator for removing lubricant from ex-
haust-
Steam-shovel ,
Steam shovel or excavator
Steam. Superheating
Steam to boilers and heating feed- water. Apparatus
for returning exhaust-
Steam- trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam^rap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam- trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam trap and feeder ,
Steam. Tube for superheating .
Steamer. Fruit or vegetable . . .
Steaming and cleaning grain. Apparatus for ,
Steaming appliance. Face-
Steel and the manufacture of edge tools therefrom.
Converting cast-iron blanks into
Steel bars. Machine for upsetting the ends of
Steel. Decarbonizing
Steel. Manufacture of
Steel plates. Producing locally-annealed
Steel. Reworking scrap-
Steering apparatus
Steering apparatus. Steam ,
Steering apparatus. Steam
Steering-engine
Electric.
Vessel . .
"Vessel - .
Steering-gear
Steering-gear.
Steering-gear.
Steering-gear.
Stencil
Stencil-sheets. Manufacture of
Step or stair cover
Stereopticon
Stereotype-block-trimming apparatus
Stereotype-matrices and type-writing. Machine for>
producing 3
Stereoty ping-press
Sterilization of materials in bottles, jars, &c. Appa->
ratus for use in 5
Sterilizing and disinfecting apparatus
Sterilizing apparatus
40 PAT
J. A. and G. W. "Welton, Jr
G-. Zahikjan
I. Fisher and J. "W. Partridge
T. L. and T. J. Sturtevant
J. H. I. Claudon
C. E. Beaumont and Gr. P. Walling-
ton.
J. H. and J. D. Lucas
"W. H. Willey
P. Hoogerzeil
E. Grurney
"W". M. Mackay . .
H. E. Chadwick .
L. P. Perkins
C. F. "Wennberg.
"W. C. Church .
J. Van Euymbeke
J. F. McEiroy
Gr. "W. Aulmann and W. E. Harris .
T.J. Cleaver
"W.B. Culver
P. Goan
M. W.Iles
C. J. Mellin
J. J. Hogan
J. H. Blessing
G. Holmes
J. B. "Webber.
W. Schmidt
R. M. Schotzko.
515,267
518,016
516,088
524,740
530,017
527,356
517,981
530,375
512,615
528,32E
525,274
527,405
529,304
514,295
519,238
522,131
519,921
521,492
522,450
523,929
525,012
522,416
520,604
520,884
514,439
519,955
528,312
518,162
512,993
512,263
525,524
517,422
516,178
518,053
514,883
526,862
528,665
511,943
513,648
522,268
522,668
521,962
520,077
522,496
531,139
522,020
515,974
517,217
516,114
517,846
522,595
515,190
528,214
522,034
531,197
531,262
528,967
515,772
521,652
528,350
530,154
515,280
526,930
528,183
529,464
J. Brodrick ; 52.5,675
514,342
518,104
513,330
531,586
526,148
529,619
516,416
B. C. Altebrandt .
V. D. Anderson . .
F.M.Ashley
J. Balmore
J. L. Chapman . . .
E.J. Flinn
O. Gasaett
0. Gassett
E. H. Gold
F. A. Littlefield . .
J. McKellar
A. F. Nagle
C. W. ISTason
E.L.Perry
J. J. Royle
T. S. Smith and A. M. Shepard .
D.L.Long
E. Schwoerer
M. Fuller
J. E. Riley
M.De"Witt
J. Hooper
E. H. Bourne . . .
W. K. Topley . .
B. Talbot
H. Lemp
H. Harris
R. S. Peabody . .
C. H. Hawkins .
E. Heyde
M. A. Beck
J.E.Allen
F. L. Dyer
D. M. Maxon . . .
0. Sc^'oicher . . .
G. "W. Robinson .
No.
Date.
B. B. Whaley.
E. Hudson
A. Kayser
T. G. and H. Daw
"W. J. Egan
A. Hiissener
J. M. Van Heusen.
G. Popp and H. Becker 529,190
Feb. 20
Apr. 10
Mar. 6
Aug. 21
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
Ang. 28
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
Feb. 6
June 26
May 15
June 19
July 3
July 31
Aug. 28
July 3
May 29
June 5
Feb. 13
May 15
Oct. 30
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Apr. 3
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
July 3
166
July 10
841
June 26
May 22
July 3
Dec. 18
June 26
Mar. 6
2165
1991
546
1858
2272
389
Mar. 27
2494
Mar. 6
Apr. 10
July 10
Feb. 20
Oct. 30
June 26
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
June 19
Oct. 30
Deo. 4
Feb. 20
Oct. 2
Oct. 30
Nov. 20
Sept. 4
Feb. 6
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Monthly
volume.
2122
1002
573
1322
2664
1114
935
529
1463
2793
1197
1407
558
538
2447
1716
1336
478
3059
1802
416
2892
239
761
1772
2774
1238
2136
341
2
723
1067
1509
324
261
364
3216
607
714
720
526
251
134
323
639
272
234
132
353
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C548
i549
294
337
(139
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421
310
121
764
440
106
699
55
195
434
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1610
311
508
213
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169
269
378
79
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J 210
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487
139
441
544
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(586
J 587
142
180
184
1988 1 496
2603
2291
1964 I 466
2089 ,
826 194
76 18
1602 375
2843 \%l
130 35
2156 \ll^
441 i 109
2542 {6J?
1707 ! 407
595
625
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2654
2056
1437
1967
1118
1199
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sterilizing by steam
Sterilizing milk, &c
Sterilizing or cooking apparatus
Sterilizing purposes. Receptacle for
Stethoscopic instrument
Stififeners for ladies' dresses. Machine for corrugat-)
ing j
Still for obtaining nitric acid, &c
Stilt.
Name.
'No.
Stilt
Stilt-step
Stirring and aerating apparatus
Stirring-in or mixing device
Stitch separating and indenting macMne.
Stock-loader
Stock-rake
Stock -trough
Stoker. Coal- -
Stoker. Mechanical
Stone and ore crusher
Stone. Artificial
Stone. Artificial
Stone. Artificial
Stone-breaker. Gyratory
Stone-breakers. Inclined diaphragm of gyratory. . .
Stone-carving machine
Stone. Composition for artificial .
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher heads to shafts. Method of and means
for securing
Stone-crusher. Portable
Stone-crushers. Frame and hopper for gyratory
Stone-cutting saw
Stone-cutting tools. Securing diamonds in
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing tool
Stone grinding or polishing machine
Stone, marble, &c. Mechanical sawing and mold-
ing
Stone. Molding-box for artificial
Stone or cement composition. Artificial
Stone or ore crushers. Concave lor
Stone, ore, &c. Machine for crushing ,
Stone-planers. Shaping attachment for
Stone-polishing machine
Stone-polishing wheel
Stone-sawing apparatus -
Stone-sawing machines. Guide-clamp for
Stone-screen
Stone-setting band
Stone structures. PilUng for joints, fractures, &c.,
of
Stone- working machine
Stone- working machine
Stone- working machines. Attachment for - . .
Stones of small size for toys, &o. Making artificial.
Stool. Adjustable
Stool and cane. Camp-
Stool and foot-rest. Combined
Stool attachment
Stool. Folding
Folding
Milkin g- ,
Milking-
Shoe-fitting
Wooden base for piano-
Stool
Stool.
Stool.
Stool.
Stools.
Stop-motion
Stop-motion ,
Stop-motion. Electric . . ,
Stopper :
See Bot lie-stopper.
Bottle lock-stopper.
Bung-stopper.
Flue-stopper.
Stopper
Stopper
Stopper extractor. Bottle-
Stopper-puller
Stoppers. Manufacture of screw-
Stoppers. Opening-lever for bail-
Storage-battery
Storage-battery
S torage-bat tery
Iieak-.stopper.
Tube-stopper.
Water-bag stopper.
G. Popp and J. H. Becker ' 516,509
6. Popp and J. H. Becker 524,649
L. Edelman ! 513,899
O. B. W. Schier : 522,235
E. C. M.Bowles ' 526,802
G. Kosenwald 515,615
M. Prentice
W. J. Johnson
E. Piepenbring
L. C. Packham and C. L. Cline .
J. F. Dornfeld
W. H. Howard
J. B. Hadaway
C. Hotzien and P. Arnold ,
A. Fiscus
T. C. and H. W. Harry ....
W. H. Hannan
T. E. Butman
C. G. ColUns
E. Goode
L. Grote
A. Wallenberg
P. W. Gates
P. W. Gates
A. Zanardo ,
B.W.Eddy....
J. J. Brewis . . .
M. G. Bunnell .
C. L. Carman
C. L. Carman and P. W. Gates.
P. W.Gates
P. W. Gates
C. L. Carman
A. E. Hoyt
O. W. Norcross . - .
E. Marquart
K. P. Ostberg
O. P. Howard
J. Lavers
F. J. G. Fromholt
E. Avenarius
C . A . Shank
I. M. Van Wagner.
0. Williams
H. W. Eightmyer .
A. F. Spaulding . . .
F. B. Yerger
M. L. Ritchie
H. W. Eightmyer- .
J. J. Donovan
C. Betsch
C. H. Sheer
E. D. Field and E. O. Pratt.
S. Hernon
E.D. Field
F. Herrmann
P. A. Bredsvold
M. E. Mathewson
P.C. Brown
T. S.Crapp
F.L. andF. A.Joy
M. O. March
C. J. Blakley
T. McMonagle
J. E. Wheeler
P.H.Tork
C. A.Taft
S. B. Westcott
J. Weir
J. L.Miller
M. Rubin
E. W. Robinson . .
A. W. Butterfield
J. J. Varley
W. Noe
G. B. Fraley
H. K. Hess ,
H. K. Hess
527,718
514,600
521,811
515,839
518,665
529,617
521,978
515,794
512,176
531,184
523,982
526,341
519,566
518,239
521,264
517,811
525,409
525,405
518,640
531,520
525,401
511,998
525,402
530,087
525,406
525,407
525,403
525,419
511,965
531,051
512,317
513,509
524,091
518,029
525,325
520,662
525,398
530,295
530,903
515,801
522,546
525,283
530,242
.521,209
512,093
525,292
517,742
513,969
525,700
527,059
516,183
517,351
518,935
514.307
523,072
517.929
526,916
512,260
516,716
528,706
519,295
519,463
518,297
523,539
521,047
528,031
.523,972
527,517
513,338
513,910
525,017
525,018
Date.
Mar. 13
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
July 3
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
June 26
Mar. 6
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
June 26
Mar. 6
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Aug. 7
Sept. 18
May 8
Apr. 17
June 12
Apr. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Apr. 24
Dec. 25
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Jan. 2
Dec. 18
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Aug. 7
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
May 29
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
July 3
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
June 12
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
May 1
Feb. 6
July 17
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
Nov. 6
May 1
May 8
Apr. 17
July 24
June 5
Oct. 23
■Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Monthly ! Official
volume. ! Gazette.
1284
1168
3607
103
816
2702
1707
1051
1882
170
2129
1964
2193
107
744
1943
24
1764
1139
1386
908
160
154
2552
148
449
149
18
155
156
151
174
399
1699
970
2964
207
1020
2
2981
143
389
1433
117
626
2269
294
812
607
2279
551
3711
659
634
730
2711
2
579
1535
840
418
871
1635
325
638
945
1481
2370
527
2282
7
1385
2669
3620
Aug. 28 1 1808
Aug. 28 I 1811
305
287
889
24
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263
450
41
533
467
(528
^529
25
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461
6
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41
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37,38
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40
38
44,46
93
404
(237
i238
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47
257
36
97
340
28
160
552
72
191
146
134
914
154
171
636
1
144
384
211
104
210
389
79
155
228
370
595
124
550
2
337
647
892
f441
1442
442
68
67
66
1037
' 68 . 1038
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
627
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Storage-battery '
Storage-battery
Storage-battery
Storage-battery. Electrical
Storage-battery system of distribution .
Storage-battery system of distribution .
Store-fixture bracket
Store-service
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
service apparatus
service apparatus
service apparatus
service apparatus
service apparatus
service apparatus. Curved track for .
Store-
Store
Store-
Store
Store
Store
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove-
and burner. Oil-
and heater. Combined...
and lamp. Oil
ash-pit mold
attachment. Cook-
-boards. Manufacture of .
Stove. Caboose or other
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove-door knob
Stove. Foot-
Stove for biirniuggas
Stove for drying matrices
Stove for heating street-cars .
Stove. Gas-
Stove. Gas-
Stove. Gas-
Stove, fras-
Stove. Gas-
Stove. Gas-
Stove gas-burner
Stove. Gasoline-
Stove. Hay or straw burning
Stove-hearth and ash-box. Combined .
Stove. Heating-
Stove. Heating-
Stove. Heating oil-
Stove-hood
Stove. Hot-air
Stove. Hot-air heating-
Stove hot-water generator
Stove. Hydrocarbon-
Stove. Lamp-
Stove. Lamp-
Stove-lid, &c
Stove-lid lifter
Stove lid or cover mold
Stove-lifters. &c. Device for suspending
Stove. Meat-broiler gas-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil cook-
Stove. Oil or lamp
Stove or furnace
Stove or furnace magazine
Stove or furnace pipe
Stove or heater. Gas
Stove or other burners. Lighting device for gas-
Stove or portable warmer. Pocket-
Stove or range
Stove or range
Stove or range
Stove or range. Coal and gas burning
Stove or range. Cooking
Stove or range. Cooking
Kame.
W. A. Phillips and J. B. Entz
C. J.Reed
C.J. Reed
B. C. VanEmon ,
J. Trurapy
J. Trumpy
K. P. Palmenberg
L. G. Bostedo
W.K.Cole
J. S. Goodnow
D. Lippy
C.Smyth
J. W. Thew -
H. D. B. Williams
H. D. B. Williams
T.E.Barrow
J". J. Eskil....
C.C.Eree
J. A. HortonandS. M. Quest
M. Jahn
r. Jones
W.J. Keep
W.J. Keep
N. Lehmann
A A. Euby
W. D. Southard
F. L. Voegtly and J. Schroeffel
E. G. Mummery
F. K. Wilcox and C. E. Vail
J. r. Place
L. Kahn and H. V. Moore
A. C. Goeddel
J. L. Schultz and A. C. Westlake.
(Reissue.)
J. Spear
S.Boal ,
A. B. Clunies
R. H. Hayes
W. W. Shoe
A. Kindley
D. McDonald
F. Schreiner
M. K. Bowen
A. B. Hutchins
C.H.Miller
E. W. Robertshaw and J. M. Cooper.
L. M. Stone
W. A. Todd
C. S. Upton
J. B. Wallace
M. W. Palmer and C. S. Munro .
J. H. Linton
E. L. Flood
J. S. Harkins
L.S.N. Wright and C. S. Bailey. . .
V. E. Randall
T. M. and C. A. Homer and T. L.
Egan.
H. J. Wattles
C. S. Dean
A . Saunders
A. Eosenzweig
C. S. TJpton
C. S. TJpton
L.D.Gould
A. Shepard
F. Kaerapen, Jr
O. J. Baldwin and J. L. Kerstetter
B.S.KoU
J. Keils
T. J. Mabbitt
E. G. Mummery
J. F. Place
A. C. West
C. H. Boeck
H. P. Wilder
T.Austin
H.M.Allen
R. H. Martin
D. Rogers and T. Jones
J.B.Wallace
J.T.Ellis
W. L. Bntts
E. M. Clark and G. E. Gilhaus
J. Spear
A. Stecke
T. Gaskins
J. W. Norton ,
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51P,966
528,647
5-28,648
524,656
5X1,821
511,822
517,190
523,455
529,599
521,283
519,288
522,625
518,431
513,166
516,461
518,909
512,689
519,705
515,147
522,015
523,666
527,751
528,945
527,067
528,9811
516,233
515,065
513,713
519,750
520,499
526,904
513,967
11,444
526,206
527,382
521,701
521,410
530,287
524,485
525,665
520,578
519,442
527,858
525,109
526,791
518,903
530,139
520,507
527,566
528,795
514,086
520,591
524,248
519,011
521,813
514,003
525,170
525,069
614,732
523,054
518,127
520,506
516,373
521,557
512,195
518,174
521,718
514,555
512,309
530,849
520,498
530,609
520,407
521,748
520,978
512,262
513,586
512,222
516,904
527,598
515,515
516,628
521,827
531,602
520,229
518,764
Date.
May 1
Nov. 6
Nov. G
Aug. 14
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
July 24
Nov. 20
June 12
May 1
July 10
Apr. 17
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
May 15
Feb. 20
June 26
July 31
Oct. 16
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
May 15
May 29
Oct. 2
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Oct. 9
June 19
June 12
Deo. 4
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
May 29
May 8
Oct. 23
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
May 29
Oct. 16
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
May 29
Aug. 7
May 1
June 26
Feb. 6
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
July 17
Apr. 10
May 29
Mar. 13
June 19
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Juno 19
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
May 29
Dec. 11
May 29
June 19
June 5
Jan. 9
Jan. 30
Jan. 2
Mar. 20
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
June 26
Dec. 25
May 22
Apr. 24
Monthly
volume.
46
230
232
1178
112
114
2453
2223
1939
938
625
778
1732
2393
1201
2548
1596
1379
1924
2266
2594
1765
792
642
857
819
1793
3324
1442
2721
396
3709
603
1541
1158
1681
1165
377
898
579
2848
913
1959
1985
202
2536
106
2731
1460
480
174
2873
469
117
1885
45
2101
1910
1271
1512
1182
2730
1052
1441
774
1261
1711
964
955
1349
2719
954
2564
1766
412
879
3103
818
1943
1517
2536
1485
1909
2687
2268
2305
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57,58
290
28
28
577
C558
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630
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425
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453
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659
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913
146
362
284
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277
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221
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688
220
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485
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1628
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C117
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511
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317
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296
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250
335
188
317
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234
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418
98
213
763
196
458
368
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352
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688
895
24
25
1961
462
1039
1380
658
166
350
550
1692
511
329
823
1247
1660
517
355
811
135
823
1621
1222
759
834
1101
74
835
113
1456
230
1535
1425
1284
843
1258
1126
727
407
1068
38
508
1234
1104
299
734
887
1131
747
558
1590
863
1088
1056
1110
317
232
1103
1664
1490
147
245
1542
1052
193
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1001
465
628
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Stove or range for burning bituminous coal
Stove. Ornamental .,
Stovepipe
Stovepipe attachment ,
Stovepipe attacliment ,
S tovepii^e att achment
Stovepipe attachment
Stovepipe-elbow
Stovepipe-el bow machine
Stovepipe-fastener
Stovepipe-fastener ,
Stovepipe-fastening device
Stovepipe-joint
Stovepipe-.ioint
Stovepipe-joint
Stovepipe-joint. Extension
Stovepi po or flue cleaner
Stovepipe-punching machine
Stovepipe-shelf
Stovepipe-thimble
Stovepipe ventilating attachment
Stove. Portable
Stove. Sheet-metal
Stove. Soldering-
Stove. Straw-burning
Stove-top
Stove. Taper-
Stove. Vapor beating-
Stoves. Gas beating attachment for solid-fuel
Stoves. Heating attachment for gas cooking-
Stoves. Hot-air attachment for
Stoves or ranges. Grate and fire-chamber for
Stoves or ranges. Oven-door for cooking
Stoves, ranges, &c. Brick-holder for
Stoves. Taporizer for gasoline-
Stoves. Vaporizer for gasoline-
Stoves. "Water-heater for gas-
Strainer
Strainer
Strainer and aerator. Milk
Strainer attach raent. Barrel
Strainer for cotfee-pots, &c
Strainer for conductor-pipes
Strainer for tea or cotfee pots. Press-
Strainer. Milk-
Strap :
See Box-strap. Harness or other strap.
Currency-strap. Hitcbing-strap.
Harn ess breast- Shawl-strap,
strap. Trousers-strap.
Strap attachment
Strap-fastener
Strap-loop
S Irawboard-bending apparatus
Straw board-lining machine
Straw-burning boiler
Straw-conveyer
Straw-elevator. Pneumatic .'...
Straw-elevators. Discharge-pipe for pneumatic
Straw-elevators. Discharger for pneumatic
Straw-elevators. Flexible pipe for pneumatic
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker discbarge-pipe
Straw-stacker. Pneumatic
Straw-stacker. Pneumatic
Straw-stacker. Pneumatic
Straw-stacker. Pneumatic
Straw-stacker. Pneumatic
Straw-stacker. Pneumatic
Straw-,stacker3. Centrifugal discharger for
Straw-stackers. Centrifugal discharger for pneu-
matic
Straw-stackers. Deflector for pneumatic
Straw- stackers. Mouthpiece for pneumatic
Straw-stacking machine
Street-clearing apparatus v
Street-indicator
Name.
TV. A. Greene
J. S. Van Buren
A. Kaiser
J. H. Huntress ,
G. A. Kurtis
L. Keaser
W. "Wilson
0. and A. Llndemann
A. Sy versen
J.A.Hadley
C. Heme
C. A. Parks and A. Goodell
F. R. Braman
J.E. Smiley
M.Steble
G. Laube
A. T. Graham
C. Eshliman
C. N. Johnson
'W. Biermann
A. Bay.
J. Sinclair
C. T.McCarroU
E. T. Bdrgess
E. A. Calahan
TV. G. Price
H. Kuppel
B.S.KoU
G. Bavier
J.Guy
1. Brooke
G.G. "Wolfe
E. V. Knauss
H.Eiben ,
G. "W.Billings
C. H. Childs
L. M. Stone
D. B.Gotham
D. B. Gotham
P.S.Ryan
E. B. Postlethwaite
T.R.Eiscber
E. G. Minnemeyer
F. Fontneau
H. W. Diers
J. Reed. (Reissue)
F. L.Moore
J. Reed
T. Remus
L. Blessing
F. F. Landis
"W. L. Johnson and "W. L. Hay
F. F. Landis
F. F. Landis
F. F. Landis
F. F. Landis
W. A. Hinkle
E. "W. Eiruse
F.F. Landis
F. F. Landis
J. MoCoUough
J. "W. Nethery
F. P. Richards
A. Vanhouweling
J. M. "Welboum
F. F. Landis
F. F. Landis
A. A. McKain and "W. Sebum .
J. W. Netliery
J. "W. Nethery
N. Newsom
G.E. "Warnke
F.F. Landis
F. F. Landis
F. F. Landis
F. F. Landis
M. T.Reeves
A.E. Trevithick
A. Hadam and C. "Wolf
No.
529,376
516,617
522,599
521,959
523,7P5
526,260
528,408
521,621
519,062
530,484
518,692
525,469
.521,875
5J8,816
527,380
514,857
515,314
529,025
525,461
528,139
52H,7n
523,920
524,342
51.5.993
523,806
523,375
521,128
520,686
512,268
530,640
531,502
525,831
526,974
518,056
523,302
513,669
519,050
511,770
530,586
526,637
520,168
523,720
522,667
519,108
514,646
11,432
522,024
530,050
529,192
530,502
512,555
531,041
514,266
512,556
512,557
512,558
518,843
513,400
512,553
522,759
529,400
519,680
513,597
518,637
530.294
522,760
522,758
518,620
517,290
517,475
524,394
526,423
517,524
517,525
519,473
519,474
517,530
Bate.
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
July 10
June 26
July 31
Sept. 18
Oct. 30
June 19
May 1
Dec. 4
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
June 26
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
July 31
Aug. 14
Mar. 6
July 31
July 24
June 5
May 29
Jan. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
July 17
Jan. 30
May 1
Jan. 2
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
May 22
July 31
July 10
May 1
Feb. 13
July 10
June 26
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Jan. 9
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
July 10
Nov. 20
May 8
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Dec. 4
July 10
July 10
Apr. 24
Mar. 27
Apr. 3
Aug. 14
Sept. 25
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Monthly
volume.
May 8
May 8
Apr. 3
525,633 : Sept. 4
530,768 ! Dec. 11
1533
1462
724
2161
2822
1628
2936
1554
204
724
2170
259
1981
524
1155
1468
2213
913
243
2475
329
3045
663
425
2-43
2076
3039
888
1015
2522
POO
1070
1952
.3246
180
43
919
2275
2167
2696
839
287
1118
1345
2277
2739
1203
758
1373
1081
503
1375
1376
1377
2430
2767
1370
1029
1584
1333
3118
2075
388
1031
1026
2013
2012
101
755
1944
176
177
971
972
184
521
1224
367
C345
^346
185
519
701
382
710
363
47,48
178
543
63
479
127
283
369
547
216
59
598
81
760
162
97
707
523
C1.56
il57
736
214
248
603
C200
I 201
122
270
C491
\ 492
796
43
11
225
544
527
668
209
68
279
334
C545
J 546
657
290
186
332
C.398
1399
124
332
333
333
603
675
331
254
377
f 321
i322
766
517
97
254
254
508
613
22, 23
184
464
39
40
235
235
42
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
629
Alphabetical list of invevtions — Continued.
Invention.
Street or station indicator
Street or station indicator
Street sprinkler
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Stretcher
Stretching-block
Striking-bag
Striking-bag disk
Stringed instrument
Stringed instrument
Stringed-instrument attachment
Stringed-instrument bridge
Stringed instruments. Device for producing over
tones in
Structural material. Manufacturing
Structural metal- work
Structural metal-work
Structure. Supporting
Structure. Tubular underground
Stud. Collar or scarf
Stud. Lacing-
Stud or fastening for shirt- wristbands, &c
Stud. Sheet-metal
Studs. Making lacing-
Stuiflng-box
Stuffing-box
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-puller
Stump-puller
Slump-puller or load-lifter
Sty and feeding-trough. Hog-
Submarine boat
Submarine drilling apparatus
Subway system. Electrical-
Sucker-rod ad.j nster
Sucker-rod adjuster
Sucker-rod elevator and wrench
Sucker-rods. Adjustable socket-clamp for
Suction-pipe drag :
Suction-pipe for suction devices
Sugar. Centrifugal machine for steaming
Name.
B. Bamett
H. K. Kuersten
L. C. At wood and "W. T. Tread way.
M. Crawford, Jr
F.W.Deasau
P. B. Donahoo
T. "W. Downs
C. Fisher ,
R. "W. Furnas
R. W. Furnaa
R. AV. Furnas
J. B. Gathright
W. A. Green
G. B. Marx
N.B.Miller
G. Morrow
H. Mueller, Jr
H. Mueller, Jr
H. Mueller, Jr
C. Z. O'Neill
A. P. Palmer and H. L. Phelps
J. H. Reynolds ,
A. J. Roberts
A. G. Rosonhauer and E. Brussel. .
G. B. Siccardi
J. B. Tilton
TT. L. Tobey
"W. L. Tobey
W. H. Walker and T. H. Boyce . . .
"W. H. "Walls
W. F. Wilson
S. N. Hiser
A. Miiller and L. Schulz
C. A. Forsberg
C. A. Daniel
H. Ackermann
J. Connery
A. Pietsch
A. Graham
F. X. Audet, Jr
E. M. Butz
A. Krause
A. Krause
H. Petterson
R. L. Harris
W. H. Peer
A. Mathison
J . Nadal
M. H. Crittenden and F. T. Emery
F. B. Manville
L. C. S. Frick
H. G. Williams
C.N. Blood
E. Oneill
G. B. Pulley
J. H. Rouse
J. C. Sharp
J. C. Sharp
A.J. Smith
J. C. Smith
W. R. Wilkinson
H. L. Bennett and R. B. Adams. . .
A. J. Larkin
M. Allmon
A. Auchly
D. T. Freese and J. D. Gawn
T. Symonds
J. C. Reilly
D. M.Edmonds
D. M. Edmonds
D.W.Black
J. A. Kidd and G. W. Hess
E. O. Patterson
C.F.Pike
S. S. Hepworth
No.
530,062
512,161
526,222
521, 85i
518,716
524,709
514,676
514,677
514,678
512.544
525.075
514,658
527,757
521,665
525,815
528,548
529,132
515,501
513,438
524,563
520,080
529,198
526,794
517,709
524,875
!525,751
531,079
518,168
512,854
524,824
523,541
524,894
516.719
522.870
526,221
523,373
521,909
525,688
526,804
515,963
523,075
524,347
528,367
515,444
525,152
528,339
518,645
525,275
518,810
517,509
523,100
515,158
517,362
519,821
521,480
528,567
524,914
528,994
521,352
515,317
519,263
521,251
516,906
Date.
Jan. 2
Sept. 18
June 26
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
June 19
Sept. 11
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
May 22
Nov. 13
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
Aug. 21
Sept. 11
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
Aug. 21
July 24
Aug. 21
Mar. 20
Julv 10
Sept. 18
July 24
June 20
Sept. 11
Oct. 2
Mar. 6
July 17
Aug. 14
Oct. 30
Feb. 27
Aug. 28
Oct. 30
Apr. 24
Aug. 28
Apr. 24
Apr. 3
July 17
Feb. 20
Mar. 27
May 15
June 19
Nov. 6
Aug. 21
Nov. 13
June 12
Feb. 27
May 1
June 12
Mar. 20
521,854
June 20
516,032
Mar.
6
524.789
Aug.
21
529,322
Nov.
13
529,323
Nov.
13
512,938
Jan.
16
521,502
June 19
52S,022
Oct.
23
.528,977
Nov.
13
514,264
Feb.
6
Monthly
volume.
2319
2746
727
1569
1945
2227
1269
1174
1176
1177
1356
1922
1138
1777
1623
1091
2515
2821
1030
1995
1211
207
498
1517
745
1744
1248
1909
1468
2373
72,73
C558
)559
659
176
C368
^369
(467
H68
554
313
292
2'J3
294
328
471
284
428
C380
J 381
(196
J 197
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C263
1264
623
692
254
488
5 292
^293
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C119
il20
379
173
416
(313
^314
(315
451
C358
)359
(595
i596
385
390
295
368
521
494
149
221
365
1540
671
2869
2432
2057
2815
2091
2256
2387
156
1583
1941
2732
1560
1310
1078
1948
487
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Gazette.
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■67
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1199
138
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1601
451
924
1092
1092
1093
268
1058
1085
358
1524
867
952
974
1300
1562
489
979
1790
240
1461
436
1C23
1281
42
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68 1 322
68 I 800
69 1 5c'6
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
Invention.
Sugar from cane. Extracting
Sugar from sorghum. Extracting
Sugar. Manufacturing
Sugar manufacture. Settling-tank for
Sugar. Means for and method of converting starchy
material into
Sugar-refineries. Apparatus for heating water in . - -
Sugar-refining apparatus
Sugar- wagon box
Suit. Combination-
Sulfate lyes. Process of and apparatus for purify-
ing
Salfite-dicester
Sulfite-fiber separator
Sulfonic compounds. Making pure
Sulfur candle
Sulfur candle and making same
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sulky
Sniky-brake
Sulky. Pneumatic
Sulky. Trotting-
Sulky. Trotting-
Sunshade for hats, &c
Superheater
Supporter
Surface-gage
Surcingle
(Surgical.) Appliance for treatment of the uterus -.
Surgical cabinet and irrigating device
Surgical chair
Surgical chair
Surgical chair
Surgical chair
Sui'gical chair
Surgical chair. Adjustable 5
(Surgical. ) Device for rectifying the uterus
Surgical instrument
Surgical instrument
Surgical ligature-holder
Surgical-ligature preparation and inclosure
Surgical needle
Surgical splint
Surgical splint
Surgical table
Surgical table
Surgical tourniquet
Surveying-instrument
Surveying-instrument
Suspender caat-ott'
Suspender cast-off
Suspender-ends. Cast-oif for
Suspender-plate and cast-off
Suspender- web fastening
Suspenders
Suspenders
Suspenders
Suspenders
Suspenders
Suspending device
Suspending device
Suspensory
Suspensory pouch
Swage
Swaging-macbine
Swaging-machine. Rotary
Switt. Tarn-
Swimming apparatus
Swimming-pool or bath
Swing
Swing
Swing
Swing. Portable
Swing-support
Swinging gate
Swinging gate
F. De Coninck and E. C. Burr-
G. Monselise
O.Lugo
E. W. Deming
J. Takamine
C. Spreckels
J. Lach
a. "W.Miller
M. Loewenthal
C. von Grabowski .
J. Korton, Jr
E. F.Millard
E. W. R. Schroter
C . T . Kingzett
C. E. Parker and S. W. "Williams.
F. Dentler ,.
"W". H. C. Diessel, "W". 0. and E. D.
Foote.
S. Elliott
S.Elliott
J. P. Faber
"W. F. andS. E. Limpus
G. J. Loomis
F. S. Stoddard
S. Toomey ,
"W". .J. "Wayne
L. E. Clawaon and J. A. McKerron
G."W. Claike ,
H. A. Pennock ,
C. "Weigand
J. Roedel, Jr
G. Abrams
D. L. Smith
O. C. L. Ekman
F. A. Le Count . .
F. W. Haviland -
E. M. Lundholm
0. Baruch
F. E. Case
H. G. Leisenring .
"W". M. Lottridge..
J. E. Rouze
No.
514,431
522,478
512,200
526,518
525,971
529,469
518,152
530,439
515,435
515,763
527,876
523,048
513,204
516,207
527,881
512,686
528,927
521,460
521,878
522,657
518,507
518,462
525,033
522,631
529,822
520,877
522,150
529,185
516,250
514,278
520,288
521,249
519,703
523,534
512,024
528,232
516,908
530,159
513,584
524,969
515,303
520,579
T. J. Shackelford and J. F. Milton-,
berger. ;
F. W. Haviiand j 512,961
T. H. Hallman .518,600
"W. Scheerer ' 521,555
H. A. Kaysan : 517,574
R. Kny ' 514..558
H. A.Blanchaid :. 527,263
L. A. Deuther ' 525,046
H. A. Weed 1.529,002
A. H. Campbell 1516,587
0. Grasemann \ 517,801
G. L. B. Rounseville ■ 515,307
"W. Hinton 524,591
,010
,624
,723
,318
,231
,804
,071
,654
,082
,709
,383
,795
,967
176
,258
,817
,147
376
,015
963
342
2,32
335
151
,472
539
,052
715
Date.
W. R. "Whipple 519
G.E.Adams 528,
C. Bloomberg ; 520,
G.E. Adams 530,
A. C. Knothe i 514,
F. A. Bumara I 523,
G. E. Adams i 521,
L. Bloom I 527,
J. M. Bolm ! 521,
J.A.Miller ; 513,
F. "Wieland i 518,
C. M. Pitel i .511,
C.M.Pitel i511,
A. H. Parker j 521,
A. Bauer and X, W. Heinemann 516,
C. A. Mette 519.
A. I. Jacobs .
J.C. Taft
L. M. Hernz
G. C. Bunsen
A. Sutro
S.I. Alston
W. E. Crandall and M. Smith .
C. E. Hobbs
R. E. and G. E. Shorey
E. D. Shaver ,
"W. Hem me
B. 0. McCoy
Feb. 6
July 3
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
Apr. 10
Dec. 4
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Oct. 23
July 17
Jan. 23
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Jan. 16
Nov. 13
June 19
June 26
July 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Aug. 28
July 10
Nov. 27
June 5
June 26
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. G
May 22
June 12
May 15
July 24
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Mar. 20
Deo. 4
Jan. 30
Aug. 21
Feb. 20
May 29
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
June 19
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Oct. 9
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Aug. 14
May 1
Nov. 6
May 29
Dec. 4
Feb. 6
July 31
June 5
Oct. 16
June 5
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
June 12
Mar. 13
May 15
Feb. 6
Feb. 27
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
May 22
Nov. 13
June 12
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
191
(131
il32
500
409
306
156
600
14
478
375
749
519
783
2096
1138
1716
1218
627
2422
61
1989
1503
2450
775
2001
1589
756
1275
1987
823
1858
1786
1839
791
2310
220
2489
1191
847
519 i 127
2369 ' 575
882
1375
2365
491
2635
1951
138
3100
1703
2191
181
480
C381
i382
177
297
480
206
C460
1461
443
449
198
550
50
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286
198
66
209
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i332
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37 i 69
762 ; 66
418 I 68
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957
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2307 I
1066
116
177 i
3097 I
424 t
444
2841
572
1605
589
3319
1655
78 .
402 I
755 i
860 i
1554
278
2323
457
2041
2463
1273
1046
1443
2471
3028
519
3326
495
499
334
60
244
232
456
207
335
C160
J 161
573
C263
1264
28
43
750
106
106
706
134
387
138
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483
597
306
246
337
588
746
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821
68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
631
Invention.
Switch :
See Automatic switch. Interlocking saf ety-
Battery-switch. switch.
Cable-switch. Overhead switch.
• Carbon switch. Eail way-switch.
Circuit-switch. Railway electric switch.
Electric switch. Railway overhead switch
Electric plug-switch. Safety-switch.
Electric snap-switch. Self-closing switch.
Electric starting- Signal-switch.
switch. Snap-switch.
Electrical switch. Telephone-switch.
Electrical testing- Telephone-exchange
switch. switch.
Electrically-gov- Tongue-switch.
erned switch. Tramway-switch.
Elec tromagnetic Trolley-wire switch,
switch.
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch-actuating mechanism
Switch-actuating mechanism
Switch and lock movement
Switch and operating mechanism
Switch and signal apparatus
Switch and signal lever
Switch and signal operating device
Switch and signal operating mechanism
Switch apparatus
Switch attachjnent
Switch attachment
Switch-bar
Switchboard
Switchboard
Switchboard
Switchboard for high-tension circuits
Switchboard system
Switchboard system. Multiple-
Switchboards. Busy-test for multiple
Switchboards. Busy-test for multiple
Switchboards. Testing system for multiple
Switch-closer. Automatic
Switch-detector bar
Switch-lock
Switch -lock
Switch-lock attachment .■
Switch mechanism
Switch-operating device
Switch-operating device
Switch-operating device
Switch-operating device
Switch-oi)erating device
Switch-operating device. Pneumatic
Switch-operating mechanism
Switch-operating mechanism
Switch-operating mechanism. Automatic
Switch safety device. Point-
Switch setting and locking device
Switch setting and locking device. Electrical
Switch-signal. Electric
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-stand and switch-operating mechanism ,
Switch-stand. Automatic ,
Switch-thrower ,
Switch- working mechanism
Switch-working mechanism-
Switch-working mechanism. - ,
Switches. Safety shift or lock for split
Switching from main to side tracks. Means for
Swivel
Swivel -bracket for rods
Sword-belt and hanger
Synchronism-indicator. Audible
Synchronism-indicator. Audible
S.ynchronizing alternating-current motors or genera-
tors . Method of and means for
Syringe
E. B. Badt ,
H. P. Ball
J. G. Dixon
C. E. Galbreath
C. Hansel
529,578
5-20,474
527,482
516,527
529,168
516,105
524,036
528,005
527,637
.518,721
517,002
513,231
529,407
513,497
519,735
526,328
530,448
517 783
E. A. Weller .". ! 513! 745
A.P.Odell
R. B. Yerby
A. Matz
5. Walker and L. Marshall.
A. H. Johnson
J. E. Downer
E. L. Dodgson
6. B.Potter
J. H. Erischen
N. Ratchford
J. G. Schreuder
C. Olson
G. D. Warren and J. Casey
No.
L. A. Berthon 529,999
W. A. Childs i 512,805
E. F. Erost 1516,862
J. J. Wood I 520,128
D. H. Wilson | 514,980
C. E. Scribner I 529,421
R. H. Polk 527,393
J. A. Wotton 521,303
C. E. Scribner 520,543
W.I. Wands : 522,308
J. H. Bovlett I 523,702
S. E. Barlett l 517,722
D. Lavery ' 522,219
L. Dedel I 525,678
S. B. Battey ; 529,515
H. P. Cogswell I 513,883
W. E. Dermody | 522,109
C. Diener 1531,166
G. A. Eulford [525,892
H. H.McKee i 523,543
E.L. Dodgson I 514,119
C. C. Lott i 514,759
W. H. Zerbe, Jr .
C. P. Bachelder..
L. Dunn
W. Wendelin
525,041
522,096
524,273
513,548
531,130
.515,751
525,454
523,592
516,241
516,242
512,216
517,878
531,473
519,230
526 979
J. andC. McGhee I 531^270
G. L. Warren [531,238
J. B. Duguid < 515,823
E. Salath6 ! 515,023
K. Moderegger
T. L. andN. W. Dalton
B. E. Driever and J. W. Mixon
C . Partington
J. B. Suffem ,
J. B. Suffern
J. H. Quiraby
J. W. Murray
J. G. Sieber
K. E. Brackelsberg and G. G. Ed-
wards.
C. L. Lincoln
T. Morris.
L. H. Allien...
R. D. Mershon
R. D. Mershon
H.N. Potter...
G. Beck
517,620
514,804
529,398
529,399
529,461
519,014
Date.
Nov. 20
May 29
Oct. 16
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Oct. 23
Oct. 16
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
May 15
Sept. 18
Dec. 4
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
May 22
Feb. 20
Nov. 20
Oct. 9
June 12
May 29
July 3
July 31
Apr. 3
July 3
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
June 26
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
July 24
Eeb. 6
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
June 26
Aug. 7
Jan. 30
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Sept. 4
July 24
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 2
Apr. 10
Dec. 25
May 1
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Dec. 18
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Feb. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
May 1
Monthly
volume.
1910
2676
1329
1318
1157
593
112
2240
1580
2237
2102
2491
1595
2947
1423
1746
640
618
3369
2625
1811
1872
2089
1657
1618
1177
982
2789
229
2658
518
78
599
1803
3590
2413
1913
1009
2376
223
1311
1859
2385
510
3039
1838
29
234
2453
830
832
809
753
2472
522
505
2101
2044
152
1721
335
1379
1.581
1583
1703
121
455
646
324
314
C27a
\ 279
5 139
\U0
24
541
382
557
497
(602
i603
379
725
C343
^344
C413
14U
159
154
831
C630
i631
430
443
508
415
385
288
232
674
61
659
125
17
143
429
884
579
456
227
596
52
326
C454
1455
574
119
749
(436
H37
8.9
57
615
194
195
196
189
589
126
124
504
(487
H88
37
432
79
347
370
377
406
Official
Gazette.
69
69
67
67
29 67
1033
1094
277
1714
877
1564
682
458
322
453
1877
569
976
691
831
1498
1333
120
767
1177
370
1834
967
1198
981
234
1388
1114
46
558
100
10
1261
1013
811
1687
1593
1347
490
896
1118
1047
1683
753
708
1580
1460
1194
504
1623
1623
153
160
1713
639
94
1626
1016
1481
1210
65
1132
974
974
559
632
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe ,
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe. Fountain-
Syringe. Hypodermic
Syringe. Vaginal
Table:
See Bagatelle-table. Invalid's table.
Billiard-table. Ironing-table.
Brick or tile cutting Kitchen-table,
table. Knockdown table.
Card-table. Machine-table.
Casket- trimming Molding-table,
table. Pasting-table.
Drafting-table. Peeling-table.
Elevator-table. Self-waiting table.
Extension-table. Surgical table.
Eolding table. Tally-table.
Folding or extension Tobacco-booking table,
table. 'Whist-table.
Game- table.
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table and bed. Combined folding
Table for draftsmen, &c
Table-knife
Table-leg fastening
Table or chair legsl Shoe for bent-wire
Table-service. Article for ,
Table, sink, &c
Tables, blinds, de^s, &c. Flexible cover for
Tableaux vivant. Apparatus for displaying
Tableaux vivant. Apparatus for displaying
Tablet-compressing machine ,
Tablet. Editor's or reporter's ready copy-paper
Tablet for physicians, &c. Continuous
Tablet-forming machine
Tablet-forming machine
Tablet or manuscript-holder. "Writing
Tablet. "Writing-
Tablet. Writing-
Tablets. Machineforthemanufacture of compressed
Tabulating system
Tabulating system
Tack-centering guide for tack-driving machines
Tack-driver and carpet-stretcher
Tack-driving implement
Tack-driving implement
Tack-driving machine
Tack-driving machine
Tack-driving machine
Tack-distributer
Tack. Thumb-
Tackle-block
Tackles. Automatic locking device for
Tag, envelope, and receipt. Combined shipping- . . .
Tag-holder
Tag-machine
Tag. Marking-
Tag. Markin g-
Tag. Price and cost
Tags and counting and separating same into piles.
Machine for making
Tags, cards, &c. Device for counting and separating
Tags. Machine for the manufacture of shipping- . . .
Tail-board catch for dumping- vehicles
Taka-ko.ii ferment and preparing and making same .
Takakoji. Preparing and making ,
Taka-moyashi. Preparing and making
Talking-board
Tally -register for grain-measurers
Name.
A. L. Gray
J. Hardman, Jr
C. D. Harsin
J. Lalonde ,
P. B. Laskey ,
C. C. Lusb5^ and C. H. Eichardson
E. C. Manning
C. A. Neal
C. J. Tagliabue
S. F. Yount
H. B. Nickerson ,
J. "W. Daily
J. M. Lamt) and J. C. Hardesty
J. "W. Carver .
F. 0. Claflin ..
J. Heissenberger ^ ,
"W. C. Jones
C. Storz, F. Sorg, and F. Henni .
J. Waddell
E. Ettinger
J. "W. Bramwell
E. Krohn
J. Eitchey
J.F. Wil'mot
A. and A. Iske
"W. H. Hendrick
C. S. Homer
E. von Kilanyi
E. von Kilanyi
H. H. Jones
W. S. McKean
C. N. Leonard
J. Beddow
F. S. Hereth
B. W. Scott
J. Kostner
M. Eubin
I.. Thomas
H. Hollerith .
H. Hollerith .
D. B. Nye .-.
A. J. Smith. .
M. Brock
C. D. Eogers.
M. E. and F. N. Ethridge.
"W. T. Hoofnagle
E. "Woodward
W. O. "Wheeler . . .
A. A. "Woodward.
H. V. Hartz
H. P. J. Kessler . .
N. J. Bishoprick . .
W. B. McDermut.
"W. M. Little
S. Dancyger
A. Grundy
J. D. Parrott
C. E. Sawyer .
C. E. Sawyer . . .
G. F. Danielson
H. B. McKee . . .
J. Takamine
J. Takamine
J. Takamine
M. Schirman ...
C.Snyder
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
527,681
523,345
515,288
513,238
.■530,187
526,452
531,545
514,378
524,962
525,174
511,7<)0
515,705
526,353
Oct. 16
July 24
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Dec. 4
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
.526,144 : Sept. 18
516,262 Mar. 13
516,013
522,598
529,210
531,236
517,607
520,630
515,777
512,992
514,744
514,322
517.005
520,526
528,372
528,373
531,536
515,605
511,854
517,153
527,980
Mar. 6
July 10
Nov. 13
Dec. 18
Apr. 3
May 29
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
May 29
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
Feb. 27
Jan. 2
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
518,886
513,820
516,455
516,074
529,958
527,985
515,209
518,933
524,660
527,490
512,380
515,275
529,873
519,264
520,414
512,468
529,746
515,024
512,060
522,514
.523,171
.525,824
525.820
.WS,822
520,616
528,817
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
1654
2033
2164
2512
195
1999
2591
676
1689
2107
74
2849
1788
514,777 Feb. 13
524,805 , Aug. 21
531,065 I Dec. 18
528,572 ! Nov. 6
518,885 ' Apr. 24 2495
1428
866
453
722
1235
2042
309
2932
85
2134
1290
598
2107
2762
2872
2873
2572
2684
169
2381
2188
1338
1432
1715
85
2506
3478
1188
550
398
511
i537
1538
605
48
476
620
171
414
512
18
709
424
OflScial
Gazette.
334
C201
) 202
P04
)105
185
297
487
1 66
73 ! 67
708 i 67
507
321
151
499
Nov.
27
2535
Jan.
23
2740
Oct.
23
2204
Feb.
20
2124
Apr.
Aug.
Oct.
24
14
16
2597
1186
1338
Jan.
9
1075
Feb.
20
2135
Nov.
27
2390
May
May
Jan.
1
29
9
581
2572
1246
Nov.
27
2176
Feb.
20
1721
Jan.
2
550
July
July
3
17
578
1732
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Nov.
11
11
11
29
6
888
874
881
2907
525
695
696
616
667
42
563
527
(335
1336
350
408
22
(618
<619
(620
621
856
285
128
611
<667
)668
531
(527
^528
(529
643
291
326
262
531
572
142
622
300
518
f432
433
<^434
435
1 436
( 130
)131
148
434
702
127
66
66
66
66
67
69
69
66
66
69
>66
68
69
69
>67
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
633
Invention.
Railway water-tank.
Kanse-tank.
Eenaering-tank.
■Settling-tank.
Water-closet tank.
"Water-closet flushing-
tank.
Tallv-table
Tank:
See Compression-tank,
Fluid-tank.
Flush-tank.
Flushing-tank.
Gasholder tank.
Measuring-tank.
Picklingtank.
Tank comhined with tlwermometer and gage
Tank-feeder
Tank-furnace. Kecnperative
Tank mold. Water-
Tank regulator. Open-
Tanks. Automatic shut-off for roof-
Tank.s. Automatic shut-off mechanism for water-. . ,
Tanning apparatus
Tanning apparatus
Tanning composition
Tanning. Process of and apparatus for
Tap. Ale-
Tap for drawing liquids from casks
Tap for drawing liquids from casks, barrels, <fec
Tap-holder. Reversing
Tap or faucet
Tap- wrench
Tapping apparatus. Main-
Tapping-machine
Tape from leather-board or other material. Making
Target and indicator
Target-trap
Target-trap
Target-trap electrical releasing device
Target trap. Flying-
Target-trap. Self-feeding
Target-traps. Release for
Target. Traveling
Target. Vibrating
Targets. Mold for making composition
Tawed skin and making same
Tawing hides
Tea and sealing packages. Device for sampling.
Tea balls, strainers, &c. Holder for
Tea-chest and attachment
Tea, coffee, &c. Apparatus for making .
Tea-kettle
Teapot, coffee-pot, &c
Teaching telegraphy. Machine for.
Teaching vocal music. Device for. .
Teeth-aeparator
Teething-ring
Teething-ring
Telautograph
Telautograph
Telegraph and telephone system. Combined munici-
pal
Telegraph apparatus
Telegraph. Autographic
Telegraph call. District-
Telegraph instrument. Printing- ,
Telegraph-key
Telegraph-key
Telegraph key and sounder. Combined .
Telegraph-key. Finger-board
Telegraph-key. Self-closing ,
Telegraph operator's order-case
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph-repeater
Telegraph-repeater
Telegraph. Sextuplex
Telegraph. Signal-
Telegraph-signal safety attachment.
Telegraph system. Police signal- . .
Xame.
F. W. Sowatsky and M. Schimmeyer .
J. E. Williams
H. Raymond
R. R. Morrison
H. F. Tickner and A. Butler
J. Thomas
C. F. Do Arden
R. Schaefter
J. Caillet
W. T.Harrison
J. B. Hodges
C.B. Warrand
S. Van Hennik
P. C. Leidich
J. H. Blessing and T. E. Murray .
F. C.McClary
M. P. Schetzel
A.. H.Kent
D. O'Neil
M. Crawford, Jr
W.P.Gay
C. Schifferdecker
W. C. Donaldsen
W. A. Wildhack
C. H. Iforth
A. H. and C. C. Hebbard ,
H. W.Tichenor
B. O. Bush
W. Y.Allen
W.Y.Allen
H. F.Parker ,
W. M. JTorris and H. Burk .
C . Heinzerling
T. E. Wardwell
J. S. Peabody
C. Toohey
J. Childs
C. F.Ebling
F. Hancock
T. M. Crepar
M. M. Vogt
W. S.How
F.Bosch
M. L. Metzger
E.Gray
E.Gray
H. M. Seitzinger.
J. A. Parker and L. L. Summers . .
J.O'Neil ;
W. H. Garven
J. H. Rogers ,
L.D. Bliss
C.F. Sebiing
P.D.Cox
E. E. Mullinix
H. E. Moss ,
J. A. Hudson
B. A. Fiske
R. A. Fowden .
O.L. Kleber...
E.Pope.
G.A.Scott....
E. A. Wirsching.
W. E. Sloan ...
A. D. P. Weaver .
T. A.Edison
No.
528,568
516,552
529,300
525,649
524,118
530,082
528,345
528,965
530,957
511,787
523,312
529,484
524,711
521,170
521,550
529,630
512,422
515,845
522,500
512,872
C. V. Boughton 523,617
C. W.Babbitt ' 514,745
C. A. Rolfe ! 521,183
522,927
.524,689
518,851
518,292
531,482
521,336
530,659
512,861
514,549
526,229
517,083
527,739
519,430
529 355
531,382
526,327
515,292
527,877
522,654
518,030
521,049
595,317
525,640
529,666
527,854
519,512
531,260
518,931
518,930
513,527
518,467
528,162
525,878
514,427
526,511
514,988
523,627
523,344
522,454
528,310
513.016
516,561
526,932
522,832
Bate.
Nov. 6
July 10
Aug. 14
Apr. 24
Apr. 17
Dec. 25
June 12
Dec. 11
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Sept. 18
Mar. 27
Oct. 16
May 8
Nov. 20
Dec. 25
Sept. 18
Feb. 20
Oct. 23
July 10
Apr. 10
June 5
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Oct. 23
May 8
Dec. 18
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Jan. 30
Apr. 17
Oct. 30
Sept. U
Feb. 6
Sept. 25
Feb. 20
July 24
July 24
July 3
Oct. 30
•Jan. 16
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
July 10
522,893 July 10
52^,566 ; Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Sept. 4
Aug. 7
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
Jan. 2
July 17
Nov. 20
Aug. 21
June 12
June 19
Monthly
volume.
Nov.
Jan. 9
Mar. 6
July 3
Jan. 16
Jtdy 24
Feb. 13
June 12
1287
1230
2443
1476
2484
1047
1047
1923
954
1578
2269
1744
894
1485
2307
1744
2170
1991
820
1021
531
2326
527
2042
1951
1028
2085
2582
2582
3000
1797
2506
990
743
2082
1668
2513
2032
485
2772
2172
1371
444
1214
1221
65
1348
1389
541
251
9
2822
486
1530
70
1971
1743
1273
739
1428
1979
1151
185
551
1938
2492
1291
766
318
300
605
369
592
246
255
455
241
536
421
216
358
551
413
539
478
205
257
125
563
C127
^128
490
C467
J 468
249
499
639
638
J 739
5 740
222
189
496
(417
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630
C510
J 511
123
669
517
326
109
C302
^303
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1304
17
(321
5 322
(335
:5 336
I 131
58,59
3
i 682
119
363
18
496
(414
5 415
(313
5314
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(332
5 333
(472
5473
(279
5 280
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5459
5 460
(626
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>69
67
69
67
67
67
69
>68
68
69
66
69
69
J 69
68
68
69
69
69
69
259
904
489
303
1716
1401
1420
391
1050
1463
1925
352
723
958
1682
1498
1294
412
174
205
1293
1131
1249
10.58
405
746
1624
517
516
700
361
522
1344
993
1572
1200
515
429
96
570
436
1723
83
245
247
658
918
1251
708
1210
578
91
1524
16
401
1002
924
1344
1488
; 69 1046
' 66 229
1487
109
394
■68 511
1114
1349
634
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Telegraphic instructor
Telegraphic or telephonic transmission. Apparatus
for
Telegraphic, telephonic, or other electrical systems.
Transformer for
Telegraphic transmitter
Telegraphic and telephonic exchange system
Telegraphing between cars of railways. Means for?
multiplex ^
Telegraphy. Secret
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone annunciator and call-bell
Telephone apparatus. Coin-controlled
Telephone apparatus. Coin-controlled
Telephone-call register
Telephone-call recorder
Telephone-call recorder
Telephone-call-registering apparatus
Telephone-call system
Telephone-call system
Telephone-circuit . -
Telephone circuit and signal
Telephone-circuit. Operator's
Telephone-circuits. Signaling system for
Telephone-directory holder
Telephone. Electric
Telephone-exchange switch and circuit
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange systems. Signaling apparatus?
for l
Telephone-index
Telephone. Magnetic
Telephone. Magnetic
Telephone. Magneto- ;
Telephone. Magneto-
Telephone. Magneto-
Telephone. Magneto-
Telephone. Maaneto-
Telephone. Magneto-
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone pay-stations. Automatic toll-box for
Telephone pay-stations. Automatic toll-box for
Telephone-receiver
Telephone-receiver cushion
Telephone-receivers. Ear-pad for
Telephone registering apparatus
Telephone signaling system
Telephone speaking attachment
Telephone speaking-tube system
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch. Automatic
Telepbone-switfh. Coin-operated
Telephone-switchboards. Apparatn s for
Name.
T. J. Houck and H. M. Browning .
M. I. Pupin
M. I. Pupin.
E. F. Howe.
'W. Childs - .
A. Eryer
A. D. P. Weaver
C. T. Bloomer
D. Drawbaugh
S.D.Eield
E. V. Kolbassieflf
H. W. Libbey
W. C. and J. M. Lockwood . . .
S. D. McKelvey
H.S.Page-...'.
J. Serdinko
H. F. Slocum
A. Stromberg and A. Carlson.
A.C. White
E. G. Warrell
C.C.Blake
B. C. Wolverton
W. T.Gentry
W. E. Smith
W. B. Thomson
L. Kahn
E. T. Gilliland
E. T. Gilliland
C. E. Scribner
T. Spencer
T. C.Wales, Jr
J. I. Sabin and W. Hampton.
C. C. McCloskey, Jr
W. L. Richards
J. J.O'Connell...
E. CaUender.
W. Childs
J. I. Sabin and W. Hampton .
J. I. Sabin and W. Hampton .
J. I. Sabin and W. Hampton .
E. Callender-
R. Callender.
E.Pope
J. H. Cary
C. A.Orth ,
E.H.Brown
O. Higgins ,
A. E. Boardman
H. A. Chase
H. A. Chase ,
S. D. McKelvey
S. D. McKelvey : ,
A. Stromberg and A. Carlson
J. Prince
H. C.Koot
H. C. Root
C. Selden :.,
V. A. Cook
J. W. Kinniburgh
A. E. Duperu ,
W. Gillette
W.Weber ,
T. C. Wales, Jr
R. Callender
E. R. Colvin
E. S. Combs
H. T. .Johnson
J. B. Smith
A. Stromberg and A. Carlson..
A. Stromberg and A. Carlson.,
A. Stromberg and A. Carlson.
J. O. Ziegler
A.C. Wheat
C. E. Brown
C. E. Scribner
No.
515,709
519,316
519,347
524,635
528,591
528,902
527,518
514,695
514,916
523,630
518,959
526,865
528,640
517,762
513,720
529,203
520,086
529,818
516,982
524,009
526,608
524,92.1
527,759
521,422
512,413
513,364
525,702
525,703
519,876
528,040
522,925
513,534
515,921
521,920
515,531
530,324
528,590
518,331
518,333
518,334
Date.
Feb. 27
May 8
May 8
Aug. 14
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
July 24
May 1
Oct. 2
Nov. 6
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Nov. 13
May 22
Nov. 27
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
June 12
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
May 15
Oct. 23
July 10
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
June 12
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
Nov. 6
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
511,874 Jan. 2
511,875 Jan. 2
515,939 { Mar. 6
529,894 Nov. 27
Dec. 25
July 31
Nov. 13
May 29
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
June 12
Oct. 30
531,556
523.927
529,174
520,406
516,642
516,643
517,763
517,764
521,188
528,390
Monthly
volume.
2853
751
757
1147
116
688
1380
1199
1565
2518
35
327
219
583
3336
1221
2007
2306
2069
70
2234
1641
1779
1182
1135
2710
661
663
1652
2292
1284
3017
296
831
2571
433
110
1.541
1544
1551
209
244
321
2425
2610
3057
1173
2564
1513
1514
585
587
772
2900
515,170 Feb. 20 ' 1957
512,
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
Feb. 20
June 5
Jan. 2
Feb. 13
May 29
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Nov. 27
Aug. 14
June 12
Mar. 20
June 19
Dec. 4
July 24
Jan. 30
Jan. 23
Jan. 9
503
112
1562
43
270
1408
2663
1741
440
2567
2314
738
922
1734
1373
229
2486
3695
2613
1109
710
185
185
(281
>282
26,29
(165
1166
337
299
393
631
10
80
54
144
824
295
490
549
490
15
533
402
429
(281
) 282
(275
<276
(277
658
155
155
402
553
318
745
70
195
C636
J 637
(108
O09
UIO
27,28
384
385
385
53
54
55
56
f 56
J 57
S 58
[ 59
77
(582
11583
( 624
{ 625
i 763
282
620
360
360
144
144
181
703
(488
i489
122
27
392
10
62
356
644
415
110
602
551
178
218
408
319
57
625
910
633
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67
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69
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66
66
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
635
Invention.
Telephone-switchboards. Apparatus for
Telephone system
Telephone system
Telephone system
Telephone system
Telephone system
Telephone system. Automatic
Telephone system. Interior
Telephone system. Single-line
Telephone-toll-station instrument
Telephone-transraitt er
Telephone-transmi tter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Trlephone-transniitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter and resistance-varying mate-
rial therefor.
Telephone-transmitter from secondary batteries
Telephone trunk-line system
Telephone trunk-lines. Signaling system for
Telephones. Antiseptic mouthpiece for
Telephones. Coin-controlled and coin-return lock
for
Telephones. Coin-controlled lock for
Telephones. Time-indicator attachment for
Telephones. Variable-resistance medium for
Telephones. Variable-resistance medium for
Telephonic and multiple - telegraphic transmission.
Composite
Telephonic and signaling system. Combined
Telephoni c apparatus '.
Telephonic system
Telephony
Telephony
Telephony
Telephony. Multiple
Telephony. Multiples
Tellurian
Tellurian
Temperature-annnnciator. Electrical
Temperature-compensating device
Temperature-regulator
Temperature-regulator
Temperature-regulator
Temperature-regulator
Temperature-regulator
Tender-scoop
Tennis apparatus. Lawn-
Tenoning-raachine
Tenouing-machine
Tenoning-machine
Tenpin
Tenpin-ball
Tension device
Tension-regulator. Automatic
Tension-rod
Tent
Tent
Tent
Tent
Tent
Tent
Tent and support
Tent-fastening
Tent-pole
Tent-pole attachment
Terra-cotta and other fireproof constructions
Testing-machine ,
Kame.
C. E. Scribner . .
U. H. Balsley...
"W. Oesterreich .
E. Pope
J. I. Sabin
J. I. Sabin and 'W. Hampton .
L. E. Simoneau ,
T. McCoubray
J. I. Sabin and W. Hampton. .
W.T.Gentry
M. 0. Anthony
H. L. Baldwin
A. v. Boardman _.
W.R.Cole
P. E. Colvin
H.Cottrell
S.C.Drew
P. Eitzsimons
H. M. and .J. Goodman
J. and H. M. Goodman
J. and H. M. Goodman ,
J. and H. M. Goodman
T. Grissinger
D. A.Kusel
T. McCoubray
M. A. Morehouse
E. H. Richards
E. H. Richards
J.B. Smith
J. T. Williams
F. E. Colvin
J. J. Carty
J. I. Sabin and W. Hampton
C.E. Scribner
R. IN". Denison and E. M. Geary .
J. M. Dashiell, Jr
P. Cooke and J. L. Harley.
C. Stever
W. W. Jacques
W. W. Jacques
F. A. Pickernell
H. A. Chase
C.Mild6
H. A. Chase
E. E. Colvin
F.R. Colvin
W. C. Lockwood
M. Hutin and M. Leblanc .
W. W. Jacques . .
G. B.Nichols
C. G. SuUivan...
E.Kloss
W. H.Bristol
T. O. Perry
T. O. Perry
T.O.Perry
T.O.Perry
T.O.Perry
W. F. Kiesel, Jr.
W.B. Hopkins..
W.H.Bennett ..
W. H. Bennett- . .
E. B. Hayes
W. Krumheck
C. W. Rodman
H. Hibbert, R. Eawcett, and J.
Worthington.
W. A. Power
T. A. Lee
T. Moore
J. W. Ormsby
J. J. Rinn
J. J. Rinn
J.J. Rinn
G. Tolmie
P. F. Noonau
J. J. Rinn
A. S. Comstock
C. H. Giessen
J. W. Rowell
J. H. Kellogg
No.
512,399
518,773
530,598
515,940
529,465
518,332
520,246
516,506
517,243
516,433
526,888
526,139
530,575
522,404
513,305
518,916
511,882
514,920
520,306
518,142
525,201
530,412
523,276
531,194
527,214
530,115
513,729
513,730
521,325
530,315
524,524
518,392
520,083
513,537
529,609
517,445
525,094
512,454
524,172
524,173
512,214
528,075
518,263
524,480
522,707
528,592
518,742
522,564
518,367
522,082
531,399
519,634
514,258
528,645
528,736
528.799
528,800
528,801
531,191
523,912
517,599
525,835
525,812
514,323
520, ?98
517,043
519,617
513,794
512,890
514,726
528,392
528,393
528,394
513,841
522,483
528,391
516,078
524,086
531,134
528,779
Da.te.
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
Mar. 6
Nov. 20
Apr. 17
May 22
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Sept. 18
Dec. 11
July 3
Jan. 23
Apr. 24
Jan. 2
Feb. 20
May 22
Apr. 10
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
July 17
Dec. 18
Oct. 9
Dec. 4
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
June 12
Dec. 4
Aug. 14
Apr. 17
May 23
Jan. 30
Nov. 20
Apr. 3
Aug. 28
Jan. 9
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
Apr. 17
Aug. 14
July 10
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
July 3
Apr. 17
June 26
Dec. 25
May 8
Feb. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Dec. 18
July 31
Apr. 3
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
June 5
Mar. 27
May 8
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Jan. 30
July 3
Oct. 30
Mar. 6
Aug. 7
Dec. 18
Nov. 6
Monthly
volume.
M
ft
1111
2321
939
1708
1544
2299
1279
2529
1148
303
1421
898
399
2621
2557
267
1572
2393
1205
2140
584
1909
1958
871
69
3349
3352
1016
421
966
1664
2000
3022
1956
55
1958
1220
351
351
804
2352
1427
891
905
121
2276
660
1627
2330
1260
490
227
369
492
495
497
1954
3030
297
906
853
600
265
2189
1230
3437
1969
1261
2907
2910
3514
526
2901
559
198
1850
455
576
C230
^231
77
(407
H08
3t5
558
304
594
275
91
332
221
102
635
632
61
395
581
302
522
145
481
465
212
19
826
C826
^827
239
105
237
410
489
746
464
12
479
295
195
568
357
220
224
29
565
C168
i 169
(401
570
556
303
120
56
90
120
120
120
464
753
69
202
(194
il95
151
64
518
295
848
(467
\i6S
315
(703
i704
704
(704
865
133
703
131
44
439
112
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66
66
69
66
67
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221
468
1403
1514
997
314
1007
1706
1976
1682
68
1435
1395
79
595
512
52
1182
1025
236
1095
1322
390
1602
178
1228
764
764
1395
1291
854
337
953
704
1042
12
1063
242
725
725
153
479
293
842
190
668
459
129
330
1680
1687
788
945
684
714
736
736
736
1601
626
58
1328
1319
965
1246
1910
782
780
400
1108
593
594
594
797
104
593
1557
697
1583
729
636
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Testing-macbine
Testing-machine. Centrifugal
Testing-machine clamp
Tetranitro-anthrachrysone
Textile-machinery apron
Theater appliance
Theater-chairs. Coin-controlled attachment for
Theatrical appliance. Electrical
Thermal alarm
Thermo-electric battery
Thermo-electric generator ,
Thermo-electric generator
Thermo-electric generator. Sectional
Thermo-electric generators. JRadiating and supply
system for
Thermocauter
Thermometer
Thermometer
Thermometer ,
Thermometer ,
Thermometer
Thermometer attachment for hot- water bags, &c . . .
Thermometer. Cook-stovo
Thermometer. Magnifying-
Thermopiles. Apparatus for mounting and operat-
ing
Thermopiles. ApparatusforutUlzing steam for heat-1
ing
Thermostat
Thermostat
Thermostat
Thermostatic alarm
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupluig
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling
Thill-coupling and antirattler. Combined
I'hill-couplings. Antirattler for
Thill couplings. -Ajitirattler for
Thill-couplings. Antirattler for
Thill or pole support. Vehicle
Tb ill-aupport
Thill-support
Thill-support
Thill-support
Thill-support and antirattler. Combined
Thill-support. Vehicle
Thimble
Thistles. Composition for exterminating Canada . .
Thrasher and separator. Combined pea
Thrasher band-cutter and feeder
Thrashing and separating machine. Combined ,
Thrashing-cylinder
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine ,
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine air-blast attachment
Thrashing-machine attachment
Thrashing-machine band-cutter and feeder
Name.
L. Schopper
F. Hugershoff . . .
C. C. MUler
H. L. Laubmann.
J. H. Lorimer
A. Lake
J. TV". Patterson .
H. E. "Waite
H. F.Maxim
E. "W. Jungner . .
H.B.Cox
H. B.Cox
H. B.Cox
H.B. Cox
H. "Wilson
M. Byrne
J. T.Craw
A. A. Keene
E. A. Linder
H. "W". Maurer
H. "Weinhagen and F. King.
A. P. Knowles
S. G. Denton
M. L. Severy
M. L. Severy
E. Barney
L. G. Kowand
D. W. Thompson
C. Cuttriss -
I. N. Bowen and T. Troxel
E. and E. Brent
G. Brownlees
I.Clark
"W. B. Clark
C. A. Croshaw
J. E. Fisher
C. L. Halstead
W. S. Hartley
J . Henretty
J. A. Kettring
"VP". A. Maddy
J. "W". Mulling and R. M. Jackson . .
D. Parker
J. S. Patten ^
G. N. Pearson
F. T7. Eolf
F. Schelp, Jr
C. "W". Smith
C. M. Stevens
W. D. Turner
M. "W"emple
C. "Wilcox
F. P. Ziegler
J. B. NeweU
A. Fraser
F. P. Johnson
M. McKinnon
J. Bairet
I). A. Barrackman
J. E. Dolber
J. Hurley
A. M. LaFoy
P. H. McLean
S. D. Webb and G. T. Jacobs
H. "White
E. B. HuU
J. F. Ehodes
M. G. Schauer and A, A. Bartlett ..
I). S.Geiser
P . S wen son
"W. H. Bowen
S. D. Crockett
J. Hawk
E. Knight
A. M. Lookhart
"W. S. MiUer
W". Neal
F. W. Eobinson .
"W. N. Springer. .
P. Swenson
D. B. Tanger
I. W. "Woodbnrn.
"W. L. Johnson and W. L. Hay .
L. T. Austin.
J. Hovey
Ifo.
521,323
523,351
517,356
511,901
521,912
520,230
522,943
513,850
522,022
521,168
518,542
529,711
529,710
328,924
517,180
518,442
530,928
521,374
517,388
525,915
522,806
523,794
517,446
527,377
527,378
516,043
527,375
528,180
522.972
529,825
527,010
529,590
512,947
525,334
519,697
519,470
525,542
527,148
528,670
525,604
512,982
530,441
531,558
514,493
523,129
531,565
520,834
514,510
524,873
523,494
526,473
528,351
519,489
524,604
529 525
515,688
528,338
525,308
527,101
526,691
528,102
512,476
527,710
512,344
522,245
517,861
522,493
528,396
516,920
529,214
523,423
513,089
521,497
529,623
519,609
511,786
Date.
524,264 i
524,954 I
518,706 I
525,749
513,689
•June 12
July 24
Mar. 27
Jan. 2
June 26
May 22
July 10
Jan. 30
June 26
June 12
Apr. 17
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
June 12
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
July 10
July 31
Apr. 3
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1014
2040
2720
295
2061
2280
1314
3530
2274
735
1916
2117
2115
752
2439
1752
1480
1112
2809
1042
1178
2821
60
1150
C238
)239
512
639
Oct. 9 I 1151
Mar. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 30
July 17
Nov. 27
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Jan. 16
Sept. 4
May 15
May 8
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
Nov. 6
Sept. 4
Jan. 16
Deo. 4
Dec. 25
Feb. 13
July 17
Dec. 25
June 5
Feb. 13
Aug. 21
July 24
Sept. 25
Oct. 30
May 8
Aug. 14
Nov. 20
Feb. 27
Oct. 30
Aug. 28
Oct. 9
Oct. 2
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
July 3
Apr. 10
July 3
Oct. 30
Mar. 20
Nov. 13
July 24
Jan. 23
June 19
Nov. 20
May 8
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
Apr. 24
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
530,815 Dec. 11
510
1147
2552
1372
2314
554
1925
2065
17
1363
966
381
773
268
473
2121
629
2612
868
1658
2624
147
896
1546
2300
2030
2820
995
1085
1824
2826
2814
2300
690
34
2405
1261
1695
1014
119
729
540
2914
1980
1241
2156
2266
1345
1970
1211
495
555
327
869
545
174
473
508
507
176
574
435
350
262
655
237
294
701
13
282
C282
i283
118
281
019
341
551
135
450
489
4
.329
233
93
189
66
113
503
157
625
221
415
628
32
228
378
579
484
684
241
268
434
703
680
559
170
9
581
304
408
248
28,29
522,901
528,915
524,484
July 10
Nov. 13
Aug. 14
495
1678
2201
743
3276
1293
1239
736
138
705
C465
1466
298
541
547
312
470
292
17
5114
1115
411
549
172
806
C312
J 313
C307
1308
! 173
i 221
68
66
66
67
67
68
66
67
67
67
67
69
67
66
68
68
68
67
69
69
66
68
67
67
69
68
69
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69
67
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69
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69
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69
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67
67
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
637
Invention,
Thrashing-machine band-cntter and feeder
Thrashing-machine band-cntter and feeder
Thrashing-machine band-cntter and feeder
Thrashing-machine band-cutter and feeder
Thrashing-machine band-cutter and feeder
Thrashing-machine band-cutter and feeder
Thrashin g-machine band-cutting attachment
Thrashing-machine concave and feed-board
Thrashing-machine dust-conveyer
Thrashing-machine feed and Dand-cutting attach-i
ment. |
Thrashing-machine feeder '
Thrashing-machine. Field
Thrashing-machine grain carrier and regulator.
Thrashing-machine grain-elevator
Thrashing machine. Pea-
Thrashing-machine portable wind-brake
Thrashing-machine self-feeder
Thrashing-machines. Self-feeder for
Thrashing-machine self-feeder and band-cutter
Thrashing-machine self-feeder and band-cutter
Thrashing-machine teeth. "Wrench and straightener
for
Thrashing-machines. Automatic feeder for
Thrashing-machines. Shoe attachment for
Tliread-cabinet
Thread-cabinet ,
Thread-cutter
Thread-cutter tool-holder
Thread-cutting ring
Thread holder and cutter
Thread-package
Thread tension. Wheel for ,
Thread-unwinding apparatus
Three-position signal
Ticket and holder. Railway-
Ticket and time-table holder
Ticket-canceling apparatus
Ticket-case
Ticket-holder
Ticket-holder
Ticket. Railway-
Ticket. Railway-
Ticket. Railway mileage-
Ticket. Railway transfer-.
Tickets. Machine for making pin-
Ticketing-machine
Tie:
See Bag or fodder tie.
Bale-tie.
Bale or bundle tie.
Metallic tie.
Tie-.ioint
Tie-plate
Tie-plate
Tie-plate and rail-brace. Combined
Tie-plate. Extension
Tile and constructing same. Illuminating-
Tile
Railway-tie.
Railway cross-tie.
Umbrella-tie.
"Wall-tie.
^ame.
J. Nerison . .
F. A. Oliva .
J. "W.Rhodes....
D. C.Ruth
"W. Taylor
A. "Wemple
R. L. Cooley
D. "W. Broatch...
M. L. Shuster ...
M. Schlatter
C. M. Tanquary .
A.Anderson
A. Gr. Green
J. R. Harrison
C. E. Paterson
C. Zimmerman ,
R. L. Dennison ,
A. "W. Severance, Gr. Jamison, and
G. "W. Braucht.
"W.F.Hall
D. Harper
E. W. Oakey
R. L. Cooley
G. F. Conner
H. T. Luster
H. T. Luster
J. R. Weir
C. R. Behnke
H. F. Ganon
D.R. Porter
B. L. Armstrong
S."W. Wardwell, Jr
M. V. Palmer
H. Johnson
A. H. Pugh and D. B. Martin.
F. D. Alherton
H. C. Sergeant
T.Ratcliff
J. M. Akers
L. J. Blades
F. M. Shattuc . . . .
F. M. Shattuc . . . .
T. F. Harrington .
G. Truesdell
T. Moore .
R. F. Livermore.
Tile construction for wooden buildings.
Tile dressing and finishing machine
Tile floor, wall, &c
Fireproof. .
Tile for floor and ceUing construction J. Seipel .
Tile. Illuminating- C. "W. Mark .
Tile. Illuminating- J. "W. Mark.
Tile. Illuminating- J.W.Mark.
Tile-machine i J. Adamson
Tile-machine I W. H. Pride
Tile or brick cutting machine | J. Sensing
W. Livingstone .
S.F.Clark
H. W.Foote
T. R. Gabel
W. R. Funk
P. M. Bruner
G. W. Morrow. . .
J. A. Flint
J. Rapp . . .
F. Furness.
Tile-placing device T. C. Cook
Tile-presses. Automatic valve-gear for H. E. Banker. . .
Tile. Roof- N. Mon shausen .
Tile. Roof scale- W. Ludo wici
Tile-roofing G. H. Babcock
Tile. Roofing- .
Tile. Roofing-.
Tile. Roofing- .
Tile. Roofing- .
Tile. Roofing- .
Tile. Roofing- -
S.K. Cohen
J. E. Donaldson and J. Athem .
A. Kayser
C. Lesnieister
H. Niederlaender
J. Veen and F. A. Dornberg
IS'o.
515,350
520,216
517,887
524,267
523,183
518,729
.529,601
520,725
531,280
521,674
519,029
531,085
522,011
520,185
526,869
516,560
517,845
.530,246
523,399
523,279
518,328
522,451
530,090
514.947
514,948
514,529
521,255
530,332
515,790
523,139
531,082
515,160
514,191
528,130
513,749
528,696
527,508
527,644
529,696
513,151
513,538
512,878
512,414
525,351
529,502
530,281
529,854
512,180
.■130,175
530,409
517,156
527,871
525,097
513,140
527,961
522,169
526,244
.526,245
528,004
517,510
519,773
524,302
517,329
521,944
516,570
5U3,430
517,832
522,879
522,686
523,353
527.431
530,119
518,294
Date.
Feb. 27
May 22
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
July 17
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Mav 29
Dec. 18
June 19
May 1
Dec. 18
June 26
May 22
Oct. 2
Mar. 13
-Apr. 10
Dec. 4
July 24
July 17
Apr. 17
July 3
Dec. 4
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
June 12
Dec. 4
Mar. 6
July 17
Dec. 18
Feb. 20
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
Aug. 98
Jan. 23
Oct. 23
June 26
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Oct. 23
Apr. 3
May 15
Aug. 14
Mar. 27
June 26
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Apr. 10
July 10
July 10
July 24
Oct. 10
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
2289
2247
768
499
1751
2248
1941
3100
2121
1637
<567
J 568
C547
1548
C191
il92
116
C439
H40
560
462
750
508
(383
)384
146 35,36
2261 1 542
2196 I 534
333 i 82
1371 1 326
179
75
708
300
1914
1537
480
25
1605
1607
923
894
453
102
1672
1751
1945
360
2455
3375
313
1370
1590
2093
2373
3020
1949
1141
47
1776
367
2364
748
162
580
2388
1977
1965
2354
2153
2518
1605
1606
2239
156
1481
568
2674
2122
1386
2804
687
481
383
122
7
403
404
234
211
113
24
418
417
486
80
594
832
76
C333
^334
381
501
573
746
462
277
12
13
14
424
Official
Gazette.
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68
>68
67
69
67
69
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67
67
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67
69
66
67
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66
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69
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66
66
66
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90
565
182
42
144
564
475
480
^568
569
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69
66
69
69
68
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605
376
376
541
34
359
135
627
509
330
687
67
68
68
69
67
67
67
66
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1193
(297
1298
873
216
2043
513
1243
305
77
21
1478
369
69
67
638
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Tile-truck
Tiles. Laying
Till lock and alarm
Timber compressing and curing machine .
Timber-handling appliance
Timber-preserTing apparatus
Time-alarm ,
Time-alarm. Electric
Time-alarm. Electric
Time-ball ,
Time-check receiver
Time-check receiver
Time-detector. "Watchman's
Time-interval clamp or brake. Electrical limiting .
Time-lock
Time-lock
Time-lock
Time-lock for money-drawers
Timepiece-escapement ,
Timepiece. Kepeating-
Timepiece striking mechanism
Timepiece winding mechanism
Time-recorder. Electric
Time-recorder. Employe's
Time-recorder. Employ6's
Time-recorder. Employe's
Time-recorder. "Watchman's
Time-recorder. "Workman's
Time-recorder. "Workman's
Time-recorder. TVorkman's
Time-recorder. "Workman's
Time-recorder. "Workman's
Time-recorder. "Workman's
Time-recorder. "Workman's
Time-sheet holder and guide. Combined .
Tin boxes. Machine for expanding
Tin can
Tin from tin-plate scrap. Kemoving
Tin from tin-scrap, &c. Kemoving
Tin-plate cleaning and polishing machine.
Tin-plating machine
Tins, &c. Holderfor
Tinner's shears
Tinning iron castings
Tinning-machine
Tire-
Tire.
Name.
J."W.Bienz
M. C. Flannery
C. H. Morford
H. L. DuBois
G-. H. Spencer
W. Gr. Curtis and J. D. Isaacs
C. O.Major
J. C. Betts
H. P. Sommer
"W. F. Gardner
A. J. Henry
Gr. R. and B. "W. Shepardson...
J. Matusch
No.
A. "W. Dow and T. E. Griffith .
E. H.Blake ,
A. Kirks
E. S.Phelps ,
J. Totten
J. "W. Nunamaker
C.Hahlweg
J. W. Dorr, Sr
H. Schumacher ,
H. T. Johnson
G. "W. Heene
J. S. Morse and D. K. Lovejoy.
N. M. "Watson
A. Newman
527,653
512, .579
522,692
514,847
516,234
516,730
524,026
515,189
518.971
520,879
520,848
529,468
522,911
512,687
526,555
520,144
520,332
531,346
512,054
525,321
525,978
524,671
524,386
530,340
Date.
Oct. 16
Jan. 9
July 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Aug. 7
Feb. 20
May 1
June 5
June 5
Nov. 20
July 10
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
May 22
May 22
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Sept. 11
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
F. H. Bolte and E. D. King.
D. M. Cooper
J.Dey
Hepp
Dey
Miller
G. "Watkins
Clemens, Jr
S. Edgar and C. E. "WUUams . . .
A. "Wedholm
L.HoUis
G. Hunter
J. Becord
527,395 Oct. 9
515,805 Mar. 6
530,446 Dec. 4
512,499 I Jan. 9
538,223 I Oct. 30
522,784 ' July 10
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1604
1408
882
1455
820
1669
97
1987
50
223
171
1713
1258
1591
2146
2121
2434
2242
537
2332
1145
1203
736
468
520,310 May 22
524,102 1 Aug. 7
522,738 ' July 10
527,304 I Oct. 9
522,195 ; July 3
517,738 j Apr. 3
514,668 I Feb. 13
511,774 ! Jan. 2
511,646 ! Jan. 2
523,485
E. Britton 518,342
E. Saunders 515,369
P. Daroue ; 522,108
Schaag 525,471
Hirschmann 520,428
C. Kehr 1517,417
C. Kehr 517,418
Tire and rim for wheels. Flexible S.Elliott 527,781
Tire and rim for wheels. Pneumatic J. "W. Smallman
and wheel-rim.
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Tire
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire-
Tire-
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire.
Tire
Tire
Tire
Tire-
Tire-:
Tire-heater
Tire-heater
Tire heater. Wagon- .
Pneumatic .
P.
F.
E.
J.
E.
E.
Bicycle- jE.
Bicycle- A.
Bicycle- K.
Bicycle- ] J.
Bicycle- C.
Bicycle- E.
""■ ■ G.
F.
J.
J.
A,
J.
J.
G.
G.
A
A
I.
Bicycle-.
Bicycle-
bolt wrench
casings. Mold for forming
Cycle or other wheel
Cycle-wheel
Elastic
Elastic metallic
fabric. Bicycle-
•for bicycles. Pneumatic
for bicycles. Pneumatic. .
forging apparatus
heater
"W. Tillinghast 528,451
M. Ashley 531,608
M. BaUantine 522,141
D. Beebe 524,272
S. Frazier 529,120
Grauert 518,691
Granert 529,261
Meyer 513,433
P. Scott 521,273
J. C. Smith 519,438
J. Spofford 519,976
K. Thatcher 525,475
F. "Washburn 516,669
"Wiechard 511,827
E. Campbell 522,104
G. Moomy and C. "Whitehead j 530, 1 95
J. J. Lindner and M. Adler 516,313
T. Poplawsky i 516,833
July 24
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
June 26
Sept. 4
May 29
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Oct. 23
521,482 ! June 19
V. K6m6ndy
"Walzel
C.Moore
, J. Burns
. C. Davidson.
Hogeland
513,643
523,495
521,805
511,999
531.436
518,815
J. A. Callaway 521,923
J. Lief broer and J. TendoUen .
C. Kobinaon
I. Harvev
526,977
527,541
530,521
Oct. 30
Dec. 25
June 26
Aug. 7
Nov. 13
Apr. 24
Nov. 13
Jan. 23
June 12
May 8
May 15
Sept. 4
Mar. 20
Jan. 2
June 20
Dec. 4
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
July 24
June 26
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Apr. 24
June 26
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Dec. 11
{fol V
llns \
636
1296
2615
1064
2398
(630 *
J 631 i
367
340
218
366
192
395
21
495
14
50
37
408
409
311
C3fl2
1383
514
518
C592
i593
535
127
564
260
C294
(295
178
117
118
123 29,30
(158
\ 159
(311
!312
30
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262
263
264
(582
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I 250
! 4.5
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288
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1378
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
639
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Tire-marker
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pnenmatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic
Tire. Pneumatic bicycle-
Tire. Pneumatic bicycle-
Tire. Pneumatic wheel-
Tire. Puerrmatic wheel-
Tire protector. Pneumatic-
Tire repairer. Pneumatic-
Tire-riveting machine. Wheel-
Tire. Rubber
Tire. Rubber
Tire. Rubber
Tire-setter
Tire-setting machine
Tire-setting machine
Tire shield. Pneumatic-
Tire shield. Pneumatic-
Tiro shrinking or upsetting device
Tire. Steel-spring
Tire-tightener
Tire-tightener
Tire- tightener
Tire-tightener
Tire- tightener
Tire upsetting or shrinking machine
Tire valve. Pneumatic-
Tire. Vehicle- wheel
Tire. Wheel-
Tire. AVheel-
Tifre. Wheel-
Tire. Wheel-
Tire. Wheel-
Tire. Wheel-
Tire. Wheel-
Tire. Wheel-
Tire. Wheel-
Tires. Armor for pneumatic
Tires. Device for inflating pneumatic
Tires. Device for repairing pneumatic
Tires, &c. Hand-pump for inflating
Tires. luflating-TJump for inflating pneumatic
Tires. Machine for making shoes or covers forpneu-)
matic J
Tires. Making bicycle-
Tires. Making joints in pneumatic
Tires. Manufacturing casings or sheaths for pneu-
matic
Tires. Puncture-proof band for pneumatic
Tires to wheel-rims. Means for securing pneumatic
Tires to wheels. Device for attaching pneumatic. . .
Name.
0. r.Farwell
C. L. Ames
R. S. Anderson
W. R. Barrett
A. J. Burns
W. S. Callaghan
G. H. Chinnock
H. J. Doughty
J. B., St., and J. B. Dunlop, Jr .
J. J.Eox
J. N. Goldbacher
E. M. Graham
D. M. Hawes
R. Hoffman
L.Holt
W. P. Jaus
T. B. Jeffery
T. B. Jeffery
E. J. Jeuness
0. Lindner
G.N. Monro, Jr
J. G. Moomy
J. G. Moomy
J. G. Moomy
J. G. Moomy ,
G.C.Moore
J. H. Pierce and A. J. Dickson
C. H. Roth
J. E. S6n6chal ,
C.B.Sheldon
D. P. Sims
D.H.Smith
G. F. Stillman
P. W. Tillinghast and F. MaUalieu
R. E. ToUner and C. N. Potter
P. A. Wegner
C.K. Welch
C. K. Welch
CK. Welch
E. W. Young
P. Krnmscheid
J. Mariani
T. A. Egan
E. H. Seddon
A. S.Davy
C. E. Buckbee
W. P. Bettendorff .
W. Langmuir
J. C. Tallman
C.K.Welch
I. Lehman
J. B. West
J.B. West
S. M. Sohindel
S. M. Schindel
0. T.Lytten
J.S.Eddy
1. L. Carman
E. W. Hays and E. A. Thuston.
W. T. Ma'ckey
T. Rodwell
J. Tripp
J. R. Little
M. Bridges
G. S.Webb
C. L. Ames
H. M. Devoe
E. Grenet
T. B. Jeffery
R. M. Keating
C.Kehr
C. F. Lavender
J. Lones, C. Vernon, and E. Holden
0. Seely
S. M. Schindel
R.H.Rice
P. W. Tillinghast
J. Dickens
L.Holt
G. C. Moore
A.B.Shaw
C. E. W. Woodward.
G. Knadler
No.
519,249
517,414
523,031
513,883
521,330
514,412
512.243
524,105
523,270
515,908
526,185
511,771
,526,572
520,643
513,639
522,663
523,282
523,283
529,736
512.727
517,584
513,617
516,830
518,849
518,850
523,365
520,536
.531,335
527,130
530,803
515,134
512,491
528,213
521,740
517,312
514,796
512,594
522,814
526,882
527,097
524,280
522,689
518,229
523,947
517,033
515,284
512,356
511,850
527,820
522,138
512,560
520,817
524,269
521,005
521,006
529,740
530,888
517,813
522,162
521,661
531,064
513,159
523,288
529,588
519,748
517,415
519,177
516,201
523,314
525,081
517,416
516,790
515,596
520,901
526,846
523,443
516,691
517,736
515,474
518,112
529,142
528,056
525,711
Date.
Mar. 27
July 17
Jan. 30
June 12
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
July 17
Mar. 6
Sept. 18
Jan. 2
Sept. 25
May 29
Jaii. 30
July 10
July 17
July 17
Nov. 27
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
July 24
May 29
Dec. 25
Oct. 9
Dec. 11
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Oct. 30
June 19
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
Jan. 9
July 10
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Aug. 7
July 10
Apr. 17
July 31
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Oct. 23
June 26
Jan. 9
June 5
Aug. 7
June 5
June 5
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
June 26
June 19
Dec. 18
Jan. 23
July 17
Nov. 20
May 15
Mai-. 27
May 1
Mar. 13
July 17
Aug.*28
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Monthly
volume.
563
2855
1481
3554
1025
723
847
230
1900
275
1498
46
2175
2951
3194
834
1918
1919
2160
1649
273
3154
1817
2440
2442
2060
2777
2220
745
1275
1899
1286
2602
1749
2647
1370
1434
1109
353
684
523
879
1373
3106
2174
2153
1032
165
1879
2466
1379
109
502
454
456
2166
1409
662
2509
1618
1715
2384
1927
1923
1437
2856
427
766
1977
1932
2857
1752
Feb. 27 I 2670
June 5 ! 268
Oct. 2
July 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
288
2194
1594
542
2479
1159
1112
2318
681
S.Lee
P. Davies
L. H. Brunemeyer .
' 516,583 Jan. 30 ! 3099
' 517,113 , Mar. 27 i 2319
519,695 I May 15 1361
137
668
369
875
241
184
205
54
476
65
351
12
520
714
783
208
482
483
515
396
63
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1775
431
604
605
518
672
531
183
308
477
309
627
415
622
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535
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108
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407
576
484
458
347
669
105
179
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473
669
413
(663
1664
64
70
552
380
131
613
(291
1292
269
559
158
762
546
329
Official
Gazette.
66
69
>66
646
2040
311
804
1396
990
160
704
388
1505
1448
12
1588
1145
735
177
391
391
1088
339
54
728
1823
489
489
434
1112
1665
153
1463
1242
255
539
1549
1998
1130
282
225
143
756
185
284
642
1906
1290
207
35
393
67 ; 1698
66 I 273
67 1216
752
1279
1279
1089
1487
128
67 1 1706
67 I 1522
69 I 1558
66 i 548
68 I 393
69 I 1036
67 i 833
66 I 2040
67 I 620
66 I 1612
68 I 403
68 I 1059
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66 ; 1809
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67 I 105
66 j 1362
5 67 I 228
69 I 473
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66 I 1935
67 1 820
640
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Tires to wheels. Device for fixing pneumatic
Tires. Valve for pneamatic
Toaster or bToUer
Tobacco and snuff receptacle
Tobacco-booking table
Tobacco-box
Tobacco-box-clamping machine
Tobacco-casing machine
Tobacco-casing machines. Spraying device for
Tobacco. Cooling-channel for ordering
Tobacco-cutter
Tobacco-cutter
Tobacco-cutter
Tobacco-cutter
Tobacco. Device for sprinkling casingmaterial upon.
Name.
E. J. Vauzelle
J. F. Palmer ,
J. A. Miller ,
C. P. Geritz and F.
H. Zwicker
C. E. Speaker
J. H. Kester
D. R. Fraley
J. C. Frost
S. P. Mayo
D. B. Conway
J. Hellings
E. T. Stedraan
G. K. Walker
C. L. Marburg
H. C. Stamm
Tobacco dressing and feeding machine J. E. Bucklin
Tobacco-drying apparatus "W. W. andC. M. Knott
Tobacco. Fermenting or curing I E. Suchsland
Tobacco-flllers. Machine for treating heavily-sweet- i T. "W. Helm
ened
Tobacco-hands in cases or casks. Device for packing. ! D. "W. Gray ,
Tobacco-iar j M. Goldwater
Tobacco-knife i H. D. Bourland ,
Tobacco. Machine for attaching tags to D.J. Burr
Tobacco.
Machine for making and afiBxing tags to .
Machine for making plug-
Tobacco.
'I'obacco. Machine for preparing aiid casing
Tobacco. Manufacture of plug-
Tobacco-moistening device
Tobacco or cigar moistener
Tobacco-ordering apparatus. Moistening- chamber
for
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe bowls. Cover for
Tobacco-pipe cover
Tobacco-pouch
Tobacco-shelf
D.J. Burr
J. F. Wooldrige
C. L. Marburg
W. W. Wood
C.N. Swift.
J. A. Eobinson
G. A. and C. A. Peple -
Tobacco stripping or stemming machine
Tobacco-tagging machine i D.J. Buit .
E. Barron
E. G. Deloe
"W. Demuth
0. M. Jonasson
N. Macphail
J. F. Mallinckrodt
W.Nax
C. Peterson
A. J.Pngh
W.E. Trott
T.Morton
A. A. Percy
K. Heywood and J. H. Nunn .
J. M. Hodgens
S.Eeid
Tobacco-tying machine I K. Tell . . .
Tobacco-wrapper 1 J. Conley .
Toboggan. Keller-
Toboggan. Koller-
Toboggan-slide
Toboggan-slide
Toboggan-slide. Reversible.
Toe-tip-applying machine
Toe- weight
Toe-weight
Toe-weight
Toe- weight
Toe- weight
Toe- weight
Toe-weight.
Divisible .
Toes and counters. Blank for box- .
Toggle-arm joint .-
Toggle-press
Toggle-press. Double-acting
Toilet articles, calendars, &c. Holder for .
Toilet sets. Supporting-frame for
Tombs. Mold for concrete burial-
Tongs
Tongs
Tongs
Tongs, &c. Adjustable
Tongs and shovel. Combined
Tongs for handling metal
Tongs. Pipe-
Tongue-support
Tongue-support
Tongne-support
Tongue-support
Tongue-support
C.N.Grant
C.N.Grant
E. J. Morris
L. A. Thompson.
T.M. Richards..
"W.H. Leighton..
L. E. Campbell . .
"W.N. Carlisle...
C. W. Crannell..
J. D.Keller
"W. H. Measures.
E. G. Miles
J. Clark
J. W. Packard...
"W.W. Wallace..
W. E. Brock
A. C. Campbell
W. M. English and F. E. Gladwin.
N. O. Bond
W. W. Reeves
G. D.Bulmer
W.Lott
F. Raymond
Z. S. and M. C. Randleman
J. N. Crouch
C. J. Bagley and L. Roberts
"W.King..;
J. \V. Brenner
L. Even and J. T. Crowe
J. W. Lindqnist
G. H. Mills
W. B. Riling
No.
519,165
512,.518
.523,127
523,632
513,605
514,512
512,975
523,910
519,425
,520,441
,5H.753
528,540
5ie,867
524,622
519,191
531,259
514,370
516,778
525,898
529,069
516,303
513,077
526,376
526,375
511,832
519,637
513,550
52-',700
527,291
517,825
522,777
517,332
521,404
520,599
521,380
525,465
523,861
.519,135
519,641
527,186
521,173
521,864
527,202
516,533
527,885
526,374
521,189
526,517
513,570
528,224
522*025
520.248
512,326
514,424
520,352
518,206
513,005
518,998
530,545
517,583
522,288
516,832
513,544
517,092
519,174
514,182
515,949
519,689
529,516
531.126
530,455
519,774
513,891
527,648
514.936
515,320
524 822
.515,476
518,744
512,902
Date.
May 1
Jan. 9
July 17
July 24
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Jan. 16
July 31
May 8
May 29
Jan. 2
Nov. 6
Apr. 24
Aug. 14
May 1
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
Sept. 11
Nov. 13
Mar. 13
Jan. 23
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Jan. 2
May 8
Jan. 30
Nov. 6
Oct. 9
Apr. 3
July 10
Mar. 27
June 12
May 29
June 12
Sept. 4
July 31
May 1
May 8
Oct. 9
June 12
June 26
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Oct. 23
Sept. 25
June 12
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Oct. 30
June 26
May 22
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
May 22
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
May 1
Dec. 11
Apr. 3
Julv 3
Mai-. 20
Jan. 30
Mar. 27
May 1
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
May 8
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
Dec. 4
May 15
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Aug. 21
Feb. 27
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Monthly
volume.
404
1322
1654
2521
3135
897
2109
3025
887
2618
21
28
2465
1129
450
(497
2081 i < 498
I ( 499
666l[l««
1735
1017 ! 229
97
319
413
632
770
228
501
752
214
634
6
8
611
277
110
Official
Gazette.
235
217
543
438
(437
H38
34,35
304
749
78
245
168
260
628
274
698
264
62
734
82
306
201
176
475
C207
^208
316
(481
«4S2
(436
}4ai
(181
1182
499
(757
i758
631
546
559
241
188
600
1329 332
990
926
2252
1843
1840
135
1263
3043
318
1010
676
1054
2678
1157
2884
1120
253
2943
346
1274
829
752
1966
853
1326
2007
1836
67
66
68
67
67
66
69
67
68
67
>69
>66
66
69
66
66
67
66
69
69
67
615
261
343
517
725
1040
425
625
722
1084
7
651
494
886
624
1623
978
180-!
1349
845
1642
521
68 i 1529
68 I 1528
66 20
788
709
704
202
131
68 , 214
66 2005
67 1423
67 1133
67 1416
68 1198
68 610
67
67
69
67
67
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69
604
790
169
1347
1605
174
1715
415
2094
3079
2619
2278
2302
982
738
2477
2157
98
846
272
198
1823
3033
2287
423
341
338
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1805
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2231
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2481
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> 68 ! 1528
' 67 i 1350
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69 5(2
67 1662
67 : 1008
66 < 198
66 i 993
67 I 1041
67 I 260
513
24
208
62
53
431
747
748
539
102
103
104
82
81
326
429
435
162
359
880
386
399
552
357
614
566
471
66
67
166
>67
67
433
554
1386
53
40
1824
707
1928
619
918
1516
804
1013
1579
1334
842
813
325
1186
1316
960
1363
460
403
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
641
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Tongue-snpport ,
Tongue-support
Tongue-support
Tongue-support for sleighs
Tongue support. "Wagon-
Tongue-switch
Tongue-switch
Tongue. Vehicle-
Tongue. Vehicle-
Tongues and grooves in endsof flooring-hoards. Ma-
chine for forming interfitting
Tonguing and grooving ends of flooring-boards. Mar
chine for
Tonnage-computer
Toolbox
Tool-clampinfc device
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Toolfor carriages. Combination-
Tool for handling small metallic articles
Tool-handle
Tool-handle
Tool-handle
Tool-handle
Tool-handle. Combination
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool or hatchet. Combination
Tool or implement holder
Tool-securing device
Tool-securing device
Tool. Universal
Tools. Machine for manufacturing reUeved-formed
revolving
Tooth. Artificial ,
Tooth. Artificial
Tooth. Artificial
Tooth. Artificial
Tooth-crown. Artificial
Tooth-crown. Artificial
Tooth-crowns. Forming
Tooth or bone cutter
Toothpick
Toothpick-cutting machine
Toothpick-machine
Toothpick-machine
Toothpicks. Apparatus for handling and packing . .
Toothpicks. Apparatus for handling and packing . .
Tooth-powder box
Tooth-regulator
Top.
Top.
Top.
Top. Solar
Top. Spinning-
Top. Spinning-
Top. Spinning-
Torch
Torpedo-boat. Submarine.
Torpedo-boat. Submarine.
Torpedo-boat. Submarine.
Torpedo-boat. Submarine.
Torpedo-launching tube
Torpedo-launching tube
Torpedo signal mechanism
Torpedo-wrapper
Torpedoes. Machine for placing track-
Torpedoes. Means for conducting, positioning, and
exploding
Towage. Canal-
Towel-rack
Tower. Observation-
Towing vehicles. Electrical device for
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Ifame.
No.
A. B. Eose and J. H. Kelley.
T.N. Savage
D.Ward
E. "W. Anderson
S. O.Eells
A. J. Moxham
H.O'Shea
T. F.Bower
A. B. McKay
J. P. Burnham
J. P. Burnham -
Gr. C. "Warren...
W. Q. Potts . . . .
H. S. Buckland .
G. J. Capewell. .
E. Cavanaugh . .
K. L. Davis
T. Harris
S. J. Johnston ..
C. A. Salzman ..
H. W. Smith
F. E. Snyder...,
C. C. Trout
J. A. Eiordan
J". T. Keyes
"W. .J. Johnson . .
J. Johnstone
J. "W. S. Neal...,
L. H. Schmitt ...
"W. J. Morrison .
H. E. Britton....
E.A.Pratt ,
H. Shogren
J. E. Smith
C. A. Ketchum . ,
L. M. Burbank .
H. S. Buckland . ,
H. S. Buckland
H. Mork
J. G. Eeiuecker .
E. Bowlus
H. B. Harrell
E. H. Neiman and S. E. Beecher
C. F. Eutterford
C. C. Beebe
J.R.Phelps
J. G . Hollingsworth ,
H. "Walter
C. C. Southwell ,
J. Powers
"W. E. Hutchinson
C. F. Scamman ,
C. F. Scamman ,
C. F. Scamman and H. P. Churchill.
"W. A. Spalding
E.H. Angle
J. IT. Barr. Jr
H. E. T. Coflin
"W. A. Dunlap
J. Adams
C. Diem
G. H. Hyne
D. "W. Long and H. H. Walsh
J. Sherrv
G. C. Baker
G. C. Baker
G. C. Baker
J. P. Holland .
J. B. G. A. Canet
E. "W. Lloyd ana C. "W. Hutchinson.
T. H. Willson
J.Cook
S. Myers
J. tJlark
J. 1. Morris
S. T. Axtell....
M. F. Smith...
T. P. Milligan .
E. Denis.
S. S. Eccleston.
H.C. Fuller ...
F. B. Harvey..
"W. A. HiU....
41 PAT
520,339
515,060
524,292
529,351
513,900
520,694
530,201
529,106
515,407
517,326
517,327
528,703
513,726
526,293
519,033
523,850
514,308
519,574
530,419
529,962
515,799
518,283
513,742
519,550
512,381
518,106
512,971
522,181
522,031
528,731
516,294
517,167
512.911
521,965
513,463
515,817
526,290
526,291
515,498
519,820
522,400
515,400
513,818
516,120
512,856
512,841
523,472
512,461
516,409
517,625
52:j,575
521,734
521,736
521,735
512,065
523,192
521,148
523,513
526,305
523,316
524,581
514.995
525,788
529,631
525,178
525,179
530, «6
522,177
514,810
517,390
516,322
515,931
523,542
513,983
521,527
519,490
525,031
518,673
519,838
530,584
514,620
530,769
530,107
Date.
May 22
Feb. 20
Aug. 7
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
May 29
Deo. 4
Nov. 13
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
May 1
July 31
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
Mar. 6
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
May 8
Jan. 9
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
June 26
June 26
Nov. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
Jan. 16
June 26
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
May 15
July 3
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
July 24
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
Apr. 3
July 24
Juiie 19
June 19
June 19
Jan. 2
July 17
June 12
July 24
Sept. 18
July 17
Aug. 14
Feb. 20
Sept. 11
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
June 26
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
July 24
Felj. 6
June 19
May 8
Aug. 28
Apr. "24
Monthly
volume.
May
15
Dec.
U
Feb.
13
Dec.
11
Dec.
4
2456
1784
550
1481
3608
3053
218
1050
2372
2671
2672
321
3346
1682
154
2930
580
1156
596
2544
115
1459
3366
1114
1076
1152
2105
2537
2289
360
908
2410
2002
2168
2879
143
1678
1679
2511
1558
393
2363
3476
616
1915
1875
2260
1233
1108
342
2425
1740
1743
1741
562
1772
702
2330
1711
1980
1053
1677
813
1984
2112
2113
670
2531
1388
i-ail
950
310
2374
15 ,
1396
996
1836
2142
1588
916
1079
1226
54
Official
Gazette.
596
450
131
356
889
740
55
253
588
627
6-27
79
825
397
36,37
730
144
(278
J 279
C148
U49
613
27
365
830
267
262
289
500
609
548
88
214
508
474
520
708
35
396
396
022
381
101
586
856
144
452
444
568
298
263
81
609
413
414
413
133
444
164
580
403
497
260
420
185
473
514
514
(166
J 167
(607
) 608
(349
1350
656
(223
) 224
74
.596
4
323
241
448
(535
1536
388
224
269
297
15
67
1037
1220
760
957
815
1163
1255
857
1342
2003
2003
704
763
1483
566
008
962
769
1324
1159
1475
300
767
762
215
226
423
1712
1664
712
1639
1952
400
1643
643
1479
1482
1483
1369
857
1341
788
1568
389
382
467
245
1675
67
499
1547
1547
1547
107
364
1337
480
1490
403
871
1202
1313
1047
1090
1090
1338
1711
1134
2031
1647
1511
490
857
1482
740
1043
437
863
1399
1074
1453
1225
642
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
balloon inflater
bank
bank. Coin-controlled musical .
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy-
Toy
Toy
Toy bank. Eegistering
Toy bowling-alley
Toy building-block
Toy cannon
Toy cannon
Toy cannon
Toy. Dancing
Toy fence
Toy-holder
Toy. Knockdown
Toy. Magic
Toy. Marble-shooting. .
Toy microscope
Toy money-box
Toy moTOr. Automatic. .
Toy or doll house
Toy or puzzle
Toy or trick device
Toy parachute
Toy pistol
Toy pistol
Toy pistol
Toy pistol
Toy pistol
Toy. Pneumatic
Toy. Smoke-ring
Toy speller. Mechanical .
Toy track or course
Toy vehicle
Toy velocipede
Toy. "Wheeled
Toy. Whistling
Trace
Trace-carrier
Trace-carrier
Trace cutting and trimming machine.
Trace-fastener
Trace-fastener
Trace-fastening
Trace-hook
Trace-post. Spring
Trace trimmer and iinisher
Track apparatus. Overhead-
Track-circuit
Track-cleaner
Track-cleaner and switch-thrower - ..
Track-cleaning apparatus
Track-clearer
Track-clearer
Track-crossing
Track-drill
Track -jack
Track-laying machine
Track. Overhead
Track-raiser
Track-sanding apparatus
Track-sanding apparatus. Automatic.
Track-signal. Electric
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction- wheel
Traction- wheel
Traction wheel. Bicycle or other.
Train-brake. Automatic
Train-brake. Electrical .
Train lighting and braking system. Electric.
Train-operated device
Train-robber alarm
Train-time indicator
Training apparatus
Trainin" athletes. Apparatus for
Trammel
Kame.
"W. H. Kline . - . .
E. Lindner
C.Miller
J. A. Murphy . .
T. S. Thorn ....
J. "Walker
J. S. Moore
D. R. Reynolds.
H. "W. Porter...
A. "W. CoiEn....
T. Danquard
E. von Leistner
C. A. Bailey
C. A. Bailey
C. M. Van Buren
T. B. Thorndvke
"W. J. and E. Phelps
F. D. Arthur
H. S.Kerr
R. Armstrong
E. M. Velsor
F. "W. Gardam
R. Nicol, Jr
H. Hensel
E. M. Smith
E. R. Cunningham and G. A. Hitch-
cock.
A. D. Mountain
C.G.Tiefel
"W. Duechting
J. Good
J. K. Medrick
H. D. Medrick
C. C. Smith and T. B. Stone
E. G. Stone
J. T. Commoss
C.P. Gifford
B.C. B.Griffith
M. Schaare
J. McEarlane
P. J. Hindmarsh
E. J. Lumley
G. S. DufiSn
E. D. MelaD9on
C. C. Schwaner
H. A. Dodge and "W. T. Richards.
B.F.Perry
F. D. Sfalfbrd
P. Brown
J. "W. Himes
B. D. Druen
P. H. Schoonmaker
J. F. Bork and J. Simandl
L. F. Johnson
J. "W. "Warren
I. W. Hewit
R. L. Mason
J. Olson
0. Rothrock
M. W.Iles
L. J. Crecelius
J. McMurrin
T. "W. Paterson
J. H. Cook
T. F. Steed
H. L. Leach, Jr
M.M.Dodd
C.R. Alsop
C. 0. Heggem
C. Quast
P. A. If. Winand
H. Broom, A. "Whiteley, and J. G.
Hinckley.
S. "Warner and 0. E. Cook
C. A. Ives
F. B. Brock
"W. 0. Fletcher
G. W. Swartz
J. H. Frischen and R. Pfeil
M. Z. Levy
"VV. M. Six
S.B. "Whitehead
M. L. "Weudling
W.H.Gates
No.
517,926
517.616
520,070
.530,116
530,138
530,142
529,337
519,643
528,277
521,641
514,673
525,221
525,306
525,307
524,772
512,589
513,137
521,253
518,067
513,450
518,295
513,912
528,018
515,956
513,688
527,522
515,439
517,671
518,987
518,882
51,3,193
527,701
523,870
530,909
515,464
527,964
530,767
522,741
513.815
522,900
522,264
528,771
524,722
530,356
519,570
514,770
523,780
526,681
529,328
527,595
523,131
530,636
521,412
516,714
522,898
513,403
517,478
523,595
522,419
514,544
529,935
529,830
513,306
527,514
512,833
518,715
527,099
529,490
521,988
525,829
514,061
521,687
516,054
513,872
520,108
517,498
513,498
525,082
530,360
529,987
522,244
522,053
Date.
^pr. 10
Apr. 3
May 22
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
May 8
Oct. 30
June 19
Feb. 13
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
June 12
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Apr. 17
Jan. 30
Oct. 23
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Oct. 16
Feb. 27
Apr. 3
May 1
Apr. 24
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
July 31
Dec. 11
Feb. 27
Oct. 23
Dec. 11
July 10
Jan. 30
July 10
July 3
Monthly
volume.
837
326
1977
71
104
110
1451
1276
2712
1587
1169
2170
2298
2299
1379
1427
2350
888
1089
2852
1479
3624
2260
349
3275
1396
2426
438
82
2492
2435
1686
2960
1443
2460
2157
1223
994
3472
1238
161
Nov. 6 j 441
Aug. 21 i 1297
Dec. 4 i 494
May 8
Feb. 13
July 31
Oct. 2
Nov. 13
Oct. 16
July 17
Dec. 11
June 12
Mar. 20
July 10
Jan. 23
Apr. 3
July 24
July 3
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Jan. 23
Oct. 16
Jan. 16
Apr. 24
Oct. 9
Nov. 20
June 26
Sept. 11
Feb. 6
June 19
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
May 22
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
Aug. 28
Dec. 4
Nov. 27
July 3
June 26
1148
! 1327
i 2792
18
1438
1513
1661
I 1009
I 1168
1 1632
1234
2772
105
2458
421
946
2487
2319
2623
1379
1864
2225
688
1757
2217
898
132
1664
522
3568
2039
140
2948
1933
506
2608
118
2322
210
77
484
20
27
28
350
306
654
(371
)372
291
530
(558
1559
559
336
344
567
210
275
699
370
893
545
83
806
339
601
105
21
618
589
406
737
343
609
519
296
246
855
307
43
(107
)108
317
122
(276
1277
331
693
5
346
367
416
246
277
388
306
677
23,24
(616
1617
107
(238
1239
600
(552
1553
636
336
441
554
169
417
(533
1534
199
31
390
122
878
(497
<498
(499
31
726
473
125
026
28
557
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Gazette.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
643
Alplidbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Tramway. Aerial
Tramway. Electric
Tramway-switch
Transformer
Transformers. Cooling
Transformers. CooUng the iron of
Transit-instruments over physical points. Device
for centering
Transit. Pocket-
Transom-lifter
Transom-lifter . .'
Transom-lifter
Transom-lifter
Transom-lifter brackets. Manufacture of
Transom-opener
Transplanter
Transplanter
Transplanter ,
Transplanter ,
Transplanter ,
Transplanter
Transplanter. Tobacco-
Transplanter. Tree-
Transplanter. Tree or flower
Transplanting-maohine
Transplanting-maohine
Transplanting-machine
Transplanting plants.
Transportable elevator
Trap:
See Animal-trap.
Animal gun-trap.
Ant-trap.
Backwater-trap.
Basin-trap.
Bird-trap.
Caterpillar-trap.
Fire-trap.
Fish-trap.
Fly-trap.
Grease-trap.
Apparatus for.
for goods
Insect- trap.
Lobster-trap.
Mole-trap.
Mud and oil trap.
Eoach-trap.
Sink-trap.
Sparrow-trap.
Steam-trap.
Steam and drain trap.
Target-trap.
Trap -
Trap
Trap
Trap
Trap
Traveling-bag '.
Traveling-bag
Traveling-bag. Extension
Traveling-case
Traveling-cases. Fastener for telescopic
Trawl-line
Tray. Invalid
Tray-rocking machine
Tray. Serving-
Tray. Smoker's
Tread- wheel
Treadle
Treadle attacbmec t
Treadle. Machinery-
Treadle-spring
Tree-protector
Tree-protector
Tree support. Fruit-
Trench-machine
Trestle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle. Figure
Trigger operating two locks alternately. Single
Trimmer :
See Hoof-trimmer. Sewing-machinetrinuner.
Lamp-trimmer. 'VVelt-trimmer.
Lawn-edge trimmer. "Wick-trimmer.
Kotary trimmer.
Trimming. Dress-protector
Trimming-machine
Tripod-leg
Triturating and emulsifying machine
Triturating and powdering machine
Triturator
Name.
L. Johnson -
H. Soh wieger
S.L.Cole
F. S. Hunting
H. A. Rowland
H. A. Kowland
C. H. Brightly, H. M. Fuller, and
E. A. Singer, Jr.
D. W. Brunton
C. M. Burgess
G. M. Garland
D. B. Hilton
W. S. Robinson
C. Glover
J. E. Anger
D. D. andF. H. Eemis.
F. H. Bemis
.T. "W. Morgan
W. A. Pitt
N. O. Starks and J. A. Johnson
M. C. and W. E. "Whitworth. . . .
I. linger
J. Santmier
H. Baldridge
C. 0. Moore and T. J. Fitzsimmons.
A. W. Stevens and L. D. Swart.
A. "Willner
L. Humbarger
D. Dart and T. R. Parker .
H. T. Bush
H. S. Goff and A. B. .Tudkins
F. Lamplough
J. Leflet
L. A. Turner and H. C. Fletcher .
G. "Willringhaus
G. "Willringhaus
E. "W. Thompson
F. I. Leonard
J. B. Duguid
"W. T. "White
A. Bender
J. Hess
E. L. Palmer
W. H. O'Dwyer
H. Ariens
D. Peglaw
A. Prader
J. E. Kirk
G. Frank, Jr
P. Clines
C. Goersch
L. W. Hihn
J. L.Potter
T.F.Moore
F. Bona
M. Bernier
S. F. Estell
E. Herrington
A. Leininger and E. Shreiuer.
"W. T. Snyder
C. V.Best
F. D. Granger
G. H. Taylor
J.W.Oliver
R. G. McDoweU .
"W. B. Cowan....
A. B. Hall
L. A. Buchanan .
No.
Date.
523,895
July 31
530, 2P6
Dec. 4
515,390
Feb. 27
514,933
Feb. 20
513,421
Jan. 23
513,420
Jan. 23
515,815
Mar. 6
526,021
Sept. 18
512,275
Jan. 9
513,913
Jan. 30
512,028
Jan. 2
527,347
Oct. 9
515,670
Feb. 27
517,135
Mar. 27
520,477
May 29
520,478
May 29
516,274
Mar. 13
510,745
Mar. 20
511,814
Jan. 2
518,657
Apr. 24
523,800
July 31
524,404
Aug. 14
522,039
June 26
526,406
Sept. 25
519,460
May 8
520,838
June 5
.525,344
Sept. 4
519,447
May 8
526,991
Oct. 2
513,915
Jan. 30
528,727
Nov. 6
516,937
Mar. 20
515,980
Mar. 6
517,181
Mar. 27
517,182
Mar. 27
515,928
Mar. 6
514,327
Feb. 6
526,829
Oct. 2
523,561
July 24
517,677
Apr. 3
525,602
Sept. 4
515,161
Feb. 20
517,528
Apr. 3
528,066
Oct. 23
513,595
Jan. 30
514,272
Feb. 6
516,333
Mar. 13
515,760
Mar. 6
514,306
Feb. 6
531,113
Dec. 18
527,492
Oct. 16
524,731
Aug. 21
524,807
Aug. 21
517,019
Mar. 27
514,206
Feb. 6
517,741
Apr. 3
523,638
July 24
520,790
June 5
512,335
Jan. 9
524,413
Aug. 14
524,140
Aug. 7
515,027
Feb. 20
519,199
May 1
530,443
Dec. 4
511,755
Jan. 2
515,217
Feb. 20
529,361
Nov. 20
Monthly
volume.
2998
375
2357
1587
2793
2792
140
1216
901
3625
501
1096
2785
2353
2680
2682
884
1694
101
2110
2833
779
2300
938
1.53
31
917
524
3627
353
1998
398
2440
2442
305
008
261
2404
445
471
1947
180
2333
3115
510
973
43
577
1810
1340
1310
1434
2147
746
92.93
585
398
684
684
34
280
218
893
119
267
694
555
CC47
J 648
(648
)649
(207
)208
401
25,26
(527
)528
(704
J 705
190
551
(455
) 456
(226
I 227
34
7
221
128
894
86
470
92
(574
i575
575
72
154
63
602
107
113
486
41
663
700
120
231
13
144
430
326
321
351
509
392 193, 94
133
550
2530
52
1000
792
300
1734
463
631
23
2038
1496
I 134
635
12
244
193
71
438
113
157
6
508
360
68
66
66
69
06
66
1 67
I 67
1 66
66
06
^67
67
J 67
67
68
67
69
66
69
66
66
06
69
68
67
68
66
67
69
66
66
}67
621
1283
1340
1185
627
627
1479
1398
183
818
96
218
1423
1941
1094
1095
1634
1799
22
431
590
821
1666
1541
731
1225
1157
728
98
819
711
1857
1526
1958
1958
1510
967
49
495
85
1239
1251
37
476
722
949
1651
1463
961
1575
279
931
954
1902
927
107
519
1206
201
822
717
1211
627
1331
8
1267
960
644
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Trocar and eiflbalming-needle. Combined
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley
Trolley and feed wire bracket
Trolley-aims. Conduit for
Trolley-catcher
Trolley -catcher
Trolley-catcher
Trolley-catcher
Trolley-catcher ,
Trolley-catcher
Trolley-catcher
Trolley-conductor and support
Trolley-conductor. Electrical
Trolley-condnctor. Overhead
Trolley. Contact-
Trolley cut-out
Trolley device. Electric-
Trolley-ear
Trolley. Electric-car
Trolley for electrical conductors
Trolley-guard
Trolley. Ice-cutting
Trolley -line breaker
Trolley mechanism for electrically-propelled ve-
hicles.
Trolley-pole
Trolley-pole catcher
Trolley-pole connection
Trolley-pole stand
Trolley-pole stand
Trolley -sprin g
Trolley-stand
Trolley-stand
Trolley-track
Trolley tracks. Switch for overhead-
Trolley tracks. Switch for overhead-
Trolley- wheel
Trolley-wheel
Trolley -wheel
Trolley-wheel
Trolley -wheel
Trolley-wheel
Trolley- wheel and support
Trolley-wheel guide
Trolley-wheel shield. Electric-
Trolley -wire and support therefor
Trolley-wire bracket
Trolley-wire bracket
Trolley-wire circuit -breaker
Trolley- wire clamp
Trolley-wire clip
Trolley-wire crossing
Trolley-wire finder
Trolley-wire finder
Trolley-wire finder
Trolley-wire finder
Trolley -wire finder. Automatic
Trolley-wire hanger
TroUey-wiie hanger
Trolley-wire hanger
Trolley-wire hanger
Trolley -wire hanger
Trolley-wire ban ger
Trolley-wire hanger
Trolley-wire hauger
Trolley -wire shield
Trolley-wire support
Trolley-wire support
Trolley- wire support
Trolley- wire support
Trol ley- wire support
Trolley-wire support
Trolley- wire support
Trolle.y- wire support and coupling
Trolley-wire supporter hanger
Trolley-wire suspension-clip
Trolley- wire switch
Trolley-wire switch and crossing
Trolley-wire switch. Overhead
Trolley-wire switch-plate
Trolley -wires. Combined hanger and automatic
switch for
Trolley-wires. Overhead switch for
-Name.
L. G. Kregel
"W. H. Bache
W. F. Duncker ,
J. Gruzo wski
N. W. Haskins
B. F. LareandC. M. Greer
G. A. Newhouse
C.E. Powell
H. and J. P. Scheele andH. A. Kust
E. M. Tousley
J. A. "Williams ,
L. S. Pfouts ,
A. T. Fay
W.D.Cobb
E. M. Drummond
G. E. Gay and J. H. Parsons
W. F. Kendt
P. T. Milloy
L. G. Mowry
A. S. Osborn
M. D. Law
J. W. Eisenhuth
K. Muir
E. W. Hawkesworth
M. Hanford
C. Knapp
C. A. Lieb
G. C. Bourdereaux:
Ti. N. Osyor
H. J. Tanner
R. W. Thompson
C . H. Dey and J. M. Anderson
C. H. Veeder
A. S. McBean
0. G. Gates, Jr
M. R. Mahon and J. M. Crane
G. Valley
G. Valley
J. L. Hanson
E. F. A. Heastings
F. N. Kelsey
"W. H. Brodie
C. G.Schmidt
C.G.Schmidt
J. D. Anslev
C.E. Bostw'ick
G. C. Bourdereaux
V. Cruser ,
F. Lepper and "W. Wighton
C. A. Lieb
D.E.Thomas ,
W. H. Dickerhoof
H. S. Pruyn ,
H. H. Ashley
"W. S. Klineand J. B. Westhafer. .
L. S. Pfouts
T. J. McTighe and S. "W. Childs...
M. M. Wood
J. W. Perry
E. H.Allen
E. Gale
E.Gale
T. E. Gressle
F. F. andW. S.Meyer
T.Straus
J. M. Andersen
A. B. Crounseand C. A. Eutledge..
G. Forbus ,
J. J. Green
T.J. McTighe
T. J. McTighe and S. W. Childs. . - .
C. F. Straaburg
1. B. Walker ;
L. Eschner
F.C.Fisk
K. M. Hunter
B. J. Jonea
C.T.Lee
L. McCarthy
M. M. Wood
L. Takel
A. P. Gould
S. C. Woodhead
W. F. D.Crane
J. M. Andersen
N. W. Haskius
G. W. Mackenzie, M. B. Sloan, and
T. C.Sloane.
G. A. Huben
E. Schef bauer
No.
519,635
527,546
511,763
523,163
525,015
528,94!!
531,383
531,331
521,184
520,973
514,801
526,409
522,461
528,149
523,625
511,941
530,276
531,380
517,166
528,685
515,238
523,319
520,329
521,163
512,373
516,492
522,844
524,017
526,580
526,756
518,015
528,767
511,824
Date.
522,915
521,602
525,789
513,K46
513,847
526,705
522,0.57
529,5.52
531,151
519,351
530,661
518,362
522,550
513,076
519,837
529,829
522,845
524,517
531,291
514,353
530,674
5J1,437
526,408
5-24,283
530,569
528.561
519,519
513,566
520,183
521,311
530,9.54
518,357
529.058
519,440
51.->,907
.526,704
522,180
520,213
519,621
626,422
514,932
,527,840
514,274
520,737
511,853
520,937
527,020
524,014
529,903
527,355
522,362
524,672
525,016
512,201
May 8
Oct. 16
Jan. 2
July 17
Aug. 28
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Dec. 25
June 12
June 5
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
July 3
Oct. 30
July 24
Jan. 2
Dec. 4
Dec. 25
Mar. 27
Nov. 6
Feb. 20
July 17
May 22
June 12
Jan. 9
Mar. 13
July 10
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
July 10
June 19
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Oct. 2
June 26
Nov. 20
Dec. 18
May 8
Dec. 11
Apr. 17
July 3
Jan. 23
May 15
Nov. 27
July 10
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
Feb. 6
Dec. 11
Dec. 25
Sept. 25
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
Nov. 6
May 8
Jan. 30
Sept. 18
June 12
Dec. 18
Apr. 17
Nov 13
May 8
Mai-. 6
Oct. 2
June 26
Mav 22
May 8 \
Sept. 23 ,
Feb. 6 I
Oct. 23
Feb. 20
May 29 [
Jan. 2 j
June 5
Oct. 23
Aug. 7 !
Nov. 27
Oct. 9
July 3
Aug. 14
Aug. 28 ,
Jan. 2 I
Monthly
volume.
1261
1431
35
1710
1806
797
2309
2215
768
400
1377
11123
496
2487
2509
362
350
2304
2408
297
2075
1983
2429
730
1059
1248
1152
82
2ia3
149
1001
435
119
1265
1518
813
3524
3524
■ 60
2327
1867
1884
768
1050
1620
635
2251
1586
2318
1152
954
2141
512
1070
2392
1922
525
890
59
1067
3074
1496
995
1524
1603
967
916
274
59
2536
2243
1241
1943
638
1913
1585
3121
108
344
2068
79
2438
1113
319
1206
1807
784
I 528,101 i Oct. 23 2403
; 522,621 I July 10 ' 773
I !
H.M.Greenwood I 525,598 l Sept. 4, 465
303
C348
^349
441
186
551
530
180
97
346
457
126
602
630
84,85
87
550
567
73
516
498
591
173
259
299
285
18
522
36
251
106
29
313
355
186
867
867
15
559
444
446
188
256
399
161
543
388
552
285
235
513
126
260
572
457
123
219
16
250
756
351
234
361
397
229
221
64
15
609
546
298
464
163
460
398
755
42
84
496
17, 18
586
271
82
295
441
191
581
195
Official
Gazette.
67
68
68
09
67
67
66
68
68
69
68
66
69
69
66
68
67
67
66
66
68
69
67
69
66
67
68
66
66
69
67
69
69
67
69
67
68
66
67
69
68
C8
69
06
69
69
68
68
69
69
67
66
68
67
69
67
69
67
67
67
67
68
66
69
66
67
66
67
69
68
69
69
68
68
68
66
09
68
112 j 68
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
645
Trolling-spoon
TroUing-spoon
Trombone
Tromboiie-};age
Trough :
See Conveyer-trough.
Eaves- trough.
Feeii-trough.
Hog-trough.
Trough
Trousers
Trousers
Trousers
Trousers
Trousers
Trousers clasp orguard-
Trousers-fastener
Trousers or coat
Trousers-strap
Trousers-stretcher
Trousers-stretcher
Trousers-stretcher
Trousers-stretcher
Trousers-stretcher
Trousers-stretcher
Trousers-supporter
Trowel
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Refrigerator drip-trough
Stock-trough.
Watering-trough.
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck and bag-holder. Combined . .
Truck and hoist. Combined
Truck and stand. Combined barrel.
Truck. Baggage-
Truck. Barrel -
Truck. Barrel-
Truck. Barrel-
Truck. Barrel-
Truck. Basket-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck center-plate. Car-.
Truck. Church-
Truck. Dry-kiln lumber-.
Truck. Electric-car .
Truck.
Triick
Truck,
Truck.
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck.
Truck.
Truck
Truck.
Truck
Truck.
Truck.
Truck.
Truck.
Truck.
Truck.
Truck.
Truck.
Truck
Truck.
Electric-car
Electric-motor
Electric-railway-car
Earni-
for handling sewer-pipe
for moving heavy bodies
for railway -trains. Pneumatic buffer- .
Glass-carrying
, Hand-....".
. Hand-
Hand-
. Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
House-moving
Logging-
Merchandise-
Motor-car
pedestal and axle-bos.
Piano-
IName.
Car-.
J. R. Harlow .
H. J. Thayer .
F. A. Leland-.
J. L. De Good.
A. W. Haag
J. E. Leavitt
S. Rachelraan
S. Schoenbrun
L. S. Shauer
E. W. Walther and A. "W. Street .
G. A. Tower
J. N. Rhoads
G. J. Morse
G. B. Adams.
.T.B.Cook
G. M. Hathaway
M. Latham
C. W. Laubiu
H. A. Salt.sman
M.J. Weeden
E.LPyle
R. "Wairath
G. F. Armstrong
M.G.Bailey
T. R. CampWl.,
B. Goldensky
J. D. Grabill
E. Hickman
J. M. K. Pennink
F.Peter
G. Philion
.T. B. Randall
E.S.Ru.st
C. \V. Schwartz, Jr
J. Bouse
J. P. B. Fiske
A. Buys
J. M. Fry singer
J. J. Becker
O. J. Bowser
J. L. Hamilton
C . A. Hutchinson
E. M. Sprague and J. F. Rutter .
J. C. Barber
N. C. Bassett
E. Cliff
J. "W. Cooper .
S.Fos
E.G.Gibson
E. G.Gibson
J. L. Hardie
B. F. Manier, Jr 529^284
C.F.Winkler...
J. C.Henry
F. 0. Black well..
J. L. H. Baker...
F. E. McElfrosh .
C. Kvnoch
No.
520,594
524,494
530,781
526,616
531,527
518,369
511,797
518,727
528,038
514,576
5-23,557
531,063
528,178
523,063
529,600
526,651
518,760
522,991
525,288
526,953
525,513
515,890
513,748
516,857
517,642
523,520
,528,939
517,219
518,535
524,210
511,793
528,443
529,960
525,162
530,007
518,235
520,104
526,693
515,273
530,577
526,809
531,189
523,244
528,844
516,791
521,205
513,889
521,709
517,688
517,744
517,571
J. T. andC. M.Robinson 512,749
M. B. Schaffer
J. B. Smithman
C. Thompson
L. WarBeld
"W.J. O'Byrne
N.T. Shaw
F.Kirk
W. Sutton
516,993
513,835
514,873
519.824
515,246
541,471
515,232
531,575
514,109
520,780
522,189
525,126
528,011
520,319
C.J. Gray 518,449
R. M. Roberts I 524,909
J. FrenettP. ! 522,202
D. T. Grieb ' 530,991
J.J. Healy 525,707
C. Lepage 529,738
F. E. Piirke ; 514,866
W. Robinson and F. D. Fergusson..! 513,201
H. E. Spaiilding 512,915
H. 0. Thomas i 528.747
S. C. Maple : 517^052
W. Brough, Jr ' 531,503
T. B. Fitzpatrick .=130,030
W. A. Button and J. F. Pfetch 517, 565
E. Cliff I 526, 857
F. E. Davis I 517,543
Date.
May 29
Aug. 14
Dec. 11
Sept. 25
Dec. 25
Apr. 17
Jan. 2
Apr. 24
Oct. 23
Feb. 13
July 24
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
July 17
Not. 20
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
July 17
Aug. 28
Oct. 2
Sept. 4
Mar. 6
Jan. 30
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
July 24
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Apr. 17
Aug. 7
Jan. 2
Oct. 30
Nov. 27
Aug. 28
Nov. 27
Apr. 17
May 22
Oct. 2
Feb. 20
Dec. 11
Oct. 2
Dec. 18
July 17
Nov. 6
Mar. 20
June 12
Jan. 30
June 19
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Apr. 3
Nov. 13
Jan. 10
Mar. 20
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
May 15
Feli. 20
Dec. 25
Feb. 20
Dec. 25
Feb. 6
June 5
July 3
Aug. 28
Oct. 23
May 22
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
July 3
Dec. 18
Sept. 11
Nov. 27
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Jan. 16
Nov. 6
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
Nov. 27
Apr. 3
Oct. 2
Apr. 3
2878
911
1249
2245
2561
1632
80
2246
2290
998
2399
1714
2535
1521
1940
2306
2301
1407
2275
467
320
251
3373
1866
374
2347
781
2496
1905
418
76
2992
2541
2081
2644
1380
2032
43
2133
900
229
1951
1860
592
1753
805
3595
1697
463
556
254
1360
1698
2091
3504
1492
1563
2087
2469
2065
2040
32
5
2009
2248
2116
1766
1600
32
1592
670
2163
1477
2447
2012
389
2218
2523
2681
243
311
207
696
225
302
536
613
402
20
559
552
252
601
407
614
380
462
551
571
351
554
115
79
59
832
441
89
589
183
587
C471
i472
99
19
723
612
507
635
340
495
12
530
221
56
463
467
140
413
189
C885
}P86
C398
J 399
112
135
59
326
406
4„7
495
863
374
383
518
588
514
(632
>633
47,48
7
2
491
543
588
437
438
391
9
378
157
516
371
591
477
93,94
525
003
664
56,57
76
48
67
66
67
69
66
08
69
69
68
09
68
67
68
08
69
68
66
66
66
67
68
69
j 66
|67
68
66
69
69
68
09
67
67
69
66
5 406 ' ?
(437 ?
H38 5
1534
1288
1088
1150
560
407
717
1914
1723
1188
48
5D
42
646
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Truck. Radial car-
Truck. Radiator- .
Truck. R ailway- . .
Truck. Rail-way- . .
Truck. Railway-car
Truck. Roller-bearing
Truck safety attacliment. Car-
Truck. Spring-bearing car-
Truck. Stove-
Truck. Stove-
Truck. Street-car
Truck. Vehicle-
Trucks. Bunk for logging-
Trucks. Center bearing for car-
Trucks, riexible gear for electric-car .
Trucks. Motor-support for motor-
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk and display tray
Trunk attachment
Trunk, book-case, and writing-desk. Combination.
Trunk, bureau, and writing-table. Combination . . .
Trunk. Collapsible
Trunk. Combination-
Trunk corner and hinge piece.
Trunk-fastener
Trunk-fastener
Trunk-handle
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk, portmanteau, &c.
Trunk-strap fastener
Trunk-strap fastener
Trunk-top
Trunk. Wardrobe-
Trunk. "Wardrobe-
Trunk. Writing-desk - . .
Truss
Trass
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Tub:
See Bath-tub.
Tub.
"Washtub.
I^ame.
"W. Robinson
T.B.Mason
E. Egger and E. A. Wossel
W. A. McGuire and M. Gr. Hubbard, i
.Jr. 5
N. C. Bassett
Ko.
G. W. Bacon
L. F. Fisher
TV". Sutton
H.M.Putt
A. Thiele and C. F. Fox .
F. E. Canda
"W.Toss
C. D. Matheny
"W. Robinson .
F. A. Wessel and E. Egger.
W. S. Adams
Gr. Crouch
B. Dickenson
N. Drucker
Gr. S. Eggeman
E. L. Forsgren
"W". S.Foster
H. and J. F. Fuchs.
"W". B. Gwyn
I. B. Kauffman
F. Lyford
K. S. O'Keeflfe
M. M. Secor
H. D. Thaeker
W. H. S. "Westlake .
"W. P. Bingham and D. R. Jones, Jr.
G.W. ClitW
J.J. Holm
S. T. Andrus
E. J. M. Clemens
A. Botkin
G. F. Pottle
"W". Bruen
R. Flocke
G. Crouch
L. Hillebrand
E. A. Judd
E. A. Judd
E. Bronsdon
P. Mundrv and H. Pomtier
W.J. "Webb
F. Kukkuck
R. Alifeld
W. Deutsch
E. von Pfeil
G.W.Bell
E. E. Boomhower
J. Brickner and A. S. Herr
C. H. Chapman and W. S. Goodhue
A. Hessels
D. ^V. Lewis
R. Nagler
W. S. Rice
C. B. 'Rostel
L. A. Smith
J. W. Snead
J.F.Stafford
C. Verniaud
F. A. Wheeler ,
Date.
524,402
530,437
518,313
531,208
521,778
523,098
522,365
531,574
521,127
525,298
525,590
515,099
513,124
526,844
531,351
513,226
525,488
519,569
529,482
522,318
519,179
526.568
528,719
513,011
527,336
Aug. 14
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
Dec. 18
June 26
July 17
July 3
Dec. 25
June 5
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Feb. 20
Jan. £3
Oct. 2
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
May 8
Nov. 20
July 3
May 1
Sept. 25
Nov. 6
Jan. 16
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
520,692 ' May 29
531,003 ; Dec. 18
511,808 ! Jan. 2
514,099 j Feb. 6
517,711 ! Apr. 3
530,002 Nov. 27
519,528 May 8
Nov. 27
June 26
529,793
521,873
517,841
512,941
522,182
517,429
530,406
518,095
513,461
515,690
521,471
Apr. 10
Jan. 16
June 26
Apr. 3
Dec. 4
Apr. 10
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
June 19
522,146 June 26
519,505
521,227
513,470
514,585
515,118
522,390
615,948
519,882
517,639
522,967
513,681
513,585
522,764
523,844
517,194
531,343
523,753
530,973
528,046
522,952
May 8
June 12
Jan. 23
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
July 3
Mar. 6
May 15
Apr. 3
July 17
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
July 10
July 31
Mar. 27
Dec. 25
July 31
Dec. 18
Oct. 23
July 10
Tub roller and shaper
Tubs or boilers. Fender for metallic
Tube:
See Breathing-tube. Insulating-tube.
Cop-tube. Mailing-tube.
Tube-cutter
Tube-drawing device
Tube-expander
Tube-expander
Tube-machine
W. Gwynn, Jr., and D. Spencer 520,880 , June 5
W. B. Svlvester j 521,739 June 19
F. K. Roberts and G. M. Burroughs. ' 517,827 1 Apr. 3
624
1511
1989
1837
1576
324
2637
662
2287
454
1836
2331
285
2248
2480
283
1147
1738
246
430
2170
342
2165
1079
3049
1614
94
194
501
2637
1081
2249
1978
701
2056
2538
13
577
1133
2876
2828
1294
2483
1020
845
2889
1021
1871
381
336
1662
369
1364
3263
3102
1035
2918
2458
2236
2752
1564
2302
1334
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ll90
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C472
C437
i438
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J 109
463
561
68,69
( 536
^537
' 599
70
275
I 414
' 65
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i 106
518
83
516
(260
5 261
739
3e3
24
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(120
1 121
633
259
536
478
)178
487
609
3
! 143
285
707
704
301
595
596
247
197
712
257
470
97
80
405
87
339
802
763
256
f727
1 728
' 578
534
683
371
555
331
Official
Gazette.
67
1 69
[67
68
68
69
67
68
66
66
69
1 69
66
68
67
69
68
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68
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415
169
Tube or flue cleaner
Tulie-stopper
Tubes. Apparatus for wiping galvanized
Tubesfrom hoUowingots. Machine for makingtaper.
Tubes. Manufacture of solder-lined seamless
J. F. Beck and J. W. Koulms 516,424, Mar. 13 1133
C.G.Lar.son 519,086 i May 1 252
W.M.Bullock 529,244 Nov. 13 1290
C. W. Dmholtz 521,742 June 19 1754
D. B. Strouse 529,426 Nov. 20 1631
D.Hanson 527,972 Oct. 23 2175
,E. W. Craino 518,226 Apr. 17 1369
T. L. Thomas and J. B. Hillman 525,567 Sept. 4! 421
S. P. M. lasker 513,218 Jan. 23 , 2471
L.L.Burdou 525,676 Sept. 4; 597
66
09
68
69
69
68
1329
308
1607
1579
330
64
1746
1317
1125
>68 I 1235
1231
537
51
1670
566
1204
768
1002
49
621
1587
708
435
69 214
1162
1539
21
891
1180
756
1104
1608
69
67
69
67
1 67 151
414
1712
5
1320
223
642
1431
1464
>67 1701
745
1363
645
1063
1236
75
1516
876
72
290
748
719
211
68 606
1962
1667
574
1529
470
269
67 1238
67 1548
67 132
269
60
1680
60
67
584
310
69
899
416
67
1549
387
388
^69
983
522
60
447
3«
67
283
101
68
1229
597
66
564
143
68
1261
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list of invaitions — Continued.
647
Invention.
Tubing. Apparatus for the manufacture of.
Tubing. Attaching-socket for
Tubular and sectional boiler
Tubular apparatus
Tubular articles. Making
Tubular boiler
Tubular boiler
Tubular boiler
Tubular boiler. Circulating
Tubular boiler. Circulating
Tubular casings. Machine for making
Tubular coupling
Tubular metallic post
Tugadj uster
Tug fastening. Hame-
Tug. Hame-
Tug. Hame-
Tug. Hame-
Tug. Hame-
Tug, Hame-
Tug. Hame-
Tug. Hame-
Tug-holder
Tug. Shaft
Tug. Shaft-
Tug. Shaft-
Tug. Thill-
Tug. Thill-
Tumbler
Tumbler- washer
Tumblers, &c. Machine for finishing
Tumbling-barrel
Tuning device
Tunnel
Tunnel. Subaqueous
Tunnels. Centering for
Tunnels. Method of and apparatus for driving .
Tunneling-machine ,
Turbine
Turbine
Name.
Z. Horovsky.
J. J. Vautier
G. H. Hersey
F. M.Ashley
C. T. Cayley and R. S. Courtman. ..
C. Alfonso
No.
J. J. Brown. . .
■T. P. Serve . .
J. A. Bernard
E. L. Martin. .
Turbine. Steam-
Turbine. Steam-
Turbine wheel. Steam
Turbines. Bearing for steam-
Turn-indicator
Turnstile
Turnstile-gate. Coin-controlled
Turnstile register-actuating attachment .
Turn-table
Turn-table
Turn-table
Turn-table
Turning bobbins, spools, &c. Machine for automati-1
cally '
Turning-machine ,
Turning-machine
TurniDg-machine. Automatic
Turning machine. EoU-
Turning machine. Wood-
Turpentine. Extracting
Turret-head for drill-machines
E. M. Harrington..
Gr. L. Barnard ,
"W. and C. Andrew .
r. Sherry
W. P. Gelabert
H. Bockelman
J. C. Clausen
A. L. Hill
L. G. Gnstavel
F. TV. MilK-r
J. "W. Eookwood
W. Timmins
G.G. F.Boswell....
J. D. Harrigan
A. E. Hart
E. Logan
A. I. Brundage
S.H.Haas..-'.
TV". "W. Doolittle....
! P. W.Heuser...
, I J. C. Schuler ...
"W. C. Jennings.
Turret-head machine ' A. D. Quint
Turret-machine for boring cylinders F. H. Richards . .
529,910
530.563
513,045
.526,553
529,597
525,248
521,150
521,442
525,940
525,958
521,792
514,055
519,311
527,732
521,567
517,260
528,414
527.747
513,919
515,438
516,404
519,030
529,676
527,173
531,529
524,529
525,485
. I 514,458
518,735
S. S. C. Gaskell 529,527
527,924
512,312
521,6e8
524,313
522,222
521,767
512,037
524,149
.530,520
521,713
522,060
525,105
530.802
513,307
526,489
517,080
529,000
529,007
517.120
517,304
528,402
521,000
519,967
514,215
514,216
517.004
522,924
525,982
530,205
520, .362
520,079
513,827
W.H. Barr
F. J. Morgan
D.M. White
A. S. Dandridge ,
E. H. Luuken
J. McNamara
P. Kraus
Pv. Stanley
S. and G. H. Harrison .
G. M. Hopkins
C. G. P. de Laval
N. G. K. Husberg
E. Seger
C. A. Parsons
C. M. Jarvis
S. P. "Walrasley
O.H.Williams
0. H. Williams
W. H. Pratt and J. Brunner.
G. Kohibach
C. L.Strobel
J. B. Tinsley
J. M. Parker
C.M.Davis
CM. Davis
R. H. Grant
G. Tine
Monthly
volume.
Turret mechanism F. H. Richards 517,168
Turret- tool machine ; G. E. Witherell 511,829
Tuyere ' .T. G. Habelt 521.857
Tuyere. Forced-draft -• i E. F. White 522,815
Tuyeres and pipes. Machine for forming ; M. L. Williams 518,169
Twine and making same F. R. Williams ; 520,249
Twine-balling machine A. Blackie .ind C. W. Shartle.
Twine-box , J. W. Herriott
Twine cleaner and oiler j A. E. Clibborn
Twine for binding grain
Twine for grain- binding harvesters
Twine-holder ,
Twine-holder
Twiiii'holder
Twine-holder
F. R. Williams
F. R. Williams
W.S. Braden
J. J. Hooker and B. W. Putnam.
P. C. Schowalter
A. H. Sell wan
j 516,625
518,504
516,964
i 523,059
■ 523,060
i 530,878
I 520,312
528,694
529,756
Date.
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Jan. 10
Sept. 25
Nov. 20
Aug. 28
June 12
June 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
June 26
Feb. 6
May 8
Oct. 10
June 19
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
Oct. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
May 1
Nov. 20
Oct. 9
Dec. 25
Aug. 14
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
Apr. 24
Nov. 20
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Juno 19
Aug. 14
July 3
June 19
Jan. 2
Aug. 7
Dec. 11
June 19
June 26
Aug. 28
Dec. 11
Jan. 23
Sept. 25
Mar. 27
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Oct. 30
June 5
May 15
Feb. 0
Feb. 6
Mar. 20
July 10
Sept. 11
Dec. 4
May 22
Official
Gazette.
2448
2210
2143
1935
2209
704
_SiIl j _j
(588
<589
(590
216
529
513
461
C537
) 538
5164
ll65
1231 I 291
1076
1119
1853
120
679
1735
1461
2561
2945
1759
3632
2425
1100
150
2056
808
2564
973
279
795
2265
1826
2074
960
1665
590
83
1813
513
314
801
1704
2340
1977
1274
2714
2054
2202
882
887
2338
2637
2921
1792
418
419
2106
1282
1151
2497
May 22 \ 1993
Jan. 30 ' 3488
Mar.
27
2413
Jan.
2
127
June
26
1954
July
10
1112
Apr.
10
1251
May
22
2305
Mar.
13
1476
Apr.
17
1853
Mar.
20
2044
July
17
1517
July
17
1518
Dec.
n
1395
May
22
2403
Nov.
6
311
Nov.
27
2191
245
254
(442
)4t3
30
166
418
342
601
712
424
895
601
262
36
492
197
613
239
68
205
(562
J 563
434
(49fi
H97
234
391
142
18,19
430
122
74
198
400
(561
1562
483
308
659
489
535
(209
J 210
210
551
619
(707
{708
129
(440
H41
102
102
498
317
(261
^262
56
(603
)604
(487
1488
(859
I860
568
31,32
470
275
315
559
350
351
352
459
483
379
380
332
584
76
522
69
66
69
^67
67
68
68
66
67
69
67
60
09
09
66
66
66
67
69
69
69
68
68
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66
67
68
68
67
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68
69
67
60
fiO
68
66
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66
60
■ 69
'67
66
66
66
648
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inveotiou.
Twine holder and take-up
Twine-machine
Twine. Making
Twine-making machines. Automatic feeder for.
Twine-reel
Twister-roll
Twisting-machine stop-motion
Tying-machine
Type
Type. Apparatus for automatically justifying —
Type. Art of and apparatus for coloring the print-?
ing-surface of cast
Type-bars. Machine for producing cast.
Type. Binder or tie-up for pages of
Type casting and setting machine
Type. Device for removing leads from .
Type-distributing apparatus
Type-distributing apparatus
Type-distributing machine
Type-distributing machine.
Type-dressing machine ,
Type-founding machine
Type-holder
Type-holder
Type. Holder -plate for
Typo leveling and aligning device
Type. Machine for cutting rubber
Type. Method of and apparatus for making rubber . .
Type. Method of and machine for justifying
Type-setting apparatus
Type setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus k
Type-setting apparatus
Typesetting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting apparatus
Type-setting machine
Type-setting machine
Type-setting machine
Name.
Type-setting machine.
Type-setting machines. Perforating strips for . . .
Type- writer cabinet
Type- writer cabinet
Type-writer cabinet
Type-writer cabinet
Type- writer cabinet
Type- writer cabinet
Typewriter case and table. Combined
Type-writer copy-holder
Type-writer copy-holder
Type- writer counter
Type-writer iuking-ribbou
Type-writer machines. Machine for inking ribbons?
for ]
Type-writer word-register
E. Nelson
G. Florence
r. K. Williams
G. A. Lowry
"W.H.Roehm
A. E. Khoades and G. A. Draper.
H. and J. W. Collins
li. S. Burbank
G."W. "Weaver
P. F.Cox
M. M. Gillam .
C. Skatulla ...
J. Vierling . . .
G. A. Goodson.
W. Weatherby .
C. F. Hilder....
C.F. Hilder....
L. K. Johnson . ,
F. Praunegger.
G., J. G., and M. O. Eehfuss
A. Foucher
J. C. Corbett ..
E. A. Stewart .
A. E. Newby . .
L. P. Diss
L. K. Scotford .
L. K. Scotford .
J. L. McMillan .
L. K
L. K
L. K. Johnson
Johnson .
Johnson .
L. K. Johnson
L. K. Johnson and A. A. Low .
L. K. Johnson and A. A. Low .
L. K. Johnson and A. A. Low .
L. K.
L. K.
Johnson and A. A. Low.
Johnson and A. A. Low.
L. K. Johnson and A. A. Low.
L. K.
L. K. ,
. Johnson and A. A. Low .
. Johnson and A. A. Low .
L. K. Johnson and A. A. Low .
P. F. Cox.
P. F. Cox.
C. F. Hilder .
F. Praunegger.
T. B. CasweU...
H. T. Conde
S. L. Cond6
M. Foley
L. S. Hayes
L. S. Hayes
C. Morrison
P. C.Wood
S. L. Conde ....
E. P. Peacock . .
A. V. Gearhart .
A. T. Brown....
No.
Date.
517,474
Apr.
3
530,891
Dec.
11
523,061
July
17
524,423
Aug.
14
520,189
May
22
513,826
Jan.
30
517,030
Mar.
27
515,143
Feb.
20
525,754
Sept.
11
528,857
Nov.
6
518,063
Apr.
10
529,205
Nov.
13
512,924
Jan.
16
Monthly
volume.
100
1415
1519
805
2203
3487
2169
1915
1082
530,481 , Dec. 4 694
520,465 . May 29
517,802 ; Apr. 3
531,531 Dec. 25
526,106 Sept. 18
524,693
Aug. 14 1239
.527,371 , Oct. 9 , 1141
526,569
524,460
526,822
512,447
521,338
531,069
528,308
Dec. 18
Oct. 30
521,039 June 5
517,144 Mar. 27
523,740 ■ Jolv 31
520,311
Nov. 6
May 22
524,692 Aug. 14 1234
523,760
517,843
517,031
527,272
521,956
521,957
524,599
521,067
528,531
512,212
519,180
528,142
R.G. Hopkins 524,276
J. E. Withron- | 524,496
July 31
Apr. 10
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
June 26
June 26
Aug. 14
June 5
Nov. 6
Jan. 2
May 1
Oct. 30
67
22
336
380
197
536 i
859 1
513
(480 ?
1 481 : 5
174 i
m
295 69
481 66
fl73
1174
643
161
614
67
Sept. 25 j 2171
Aug. 14 : 862
Oct. 2 ; 250
Jan. 9 : 1210
June 12 , 1053
1722
2768
505
68
69
522,"716 July 10 925
523.742 July 31 2732
523.743 July 31 2733
523.744 '
I
523,745
529,446
529,447 I Nov. 20 1675
528,855 \ Nov. 6
528,856
2401
2761
704
2170
9S3
2157
2159
1078
564
14
801
431
2479
1342
1424
905
227
1402
1559
569
> 67 1288
68
168
>68
J 68
'68
194
570
571
991
67 1026
68 905
576
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
649
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention .
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine •
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine ,
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Tj'pe-wiiting machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- wri tin g machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing maoJiine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine '
Typewriting machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type-writins-machine attachment
Type-writing-maohine attachment
Type-writing-machine attachment
Type-writing-machine attachment for writing and
translating messages in cipher.
Type-writing machine. Dummy ,
Type- writing-machine key-cap
Type-writing-maohine line-spacing device
Type- writing machine. Pneumatic
Type-writing-machine ribbon-case
Type-writing machines. Attachment for rolls of
paper to
Type-writing machines. Cleaning attachment for . . .
Type-writing machines. Impression-hammer for . .
Type-writing machines. Numeral adding or sub-i
tracting attachment for i
Type-writing machines. Kibbon-reversing mechan-i
ism for j
Type- writing machines. Ribbon-reversing mechan-
ism for
Type- writing machines. Ribbon-reversing mechan-
ise! for
Type-writing machines. Type-bar hanger for
!Nanie.
"W. J.Barron . .
L. B. Berrien . .
C. H. Boynton.
W.Clark
O.Cohn
S. L. Cond6....
S. L. Cond6....
S.L. Cond6....
J. S. Copeland .
L. S. Crandall .
J. D. Daugherty-
L. P. Diss
L. P. Diss
T. J. Downing...
J. Felbel
H. E. Gifford
J. Herran y Bolado.
C. Hess
J. N. Howard
J. H. Hudson
A. H. Hulh
J. Jackson
"W. F. Kasson
A. Larscn
A. Larsen
A. Lowe
T. Oliver
"W. P. Quentell . .
G. L. Rawdou ...
R. W. Roberts...
J. TV. Schuckers.
"W. Sears
E. S.Shimer
E. S.Shimer
Z. G. Sholes
Z. G. Sholes
Z. G. Sholes
J. P.Smith
C. Spiro
C. F. Taylor
D. L. Tower
A. T. Tigneron..
H. L. "Wagner . . .
C.W.Walker
G. B. "Webb
L. Welspiel
M. A. "Wier
J.N. Williams
J.N. AVilUams
T. E.Woodward
G.W.N. Tost
E. S. Bamett
N. W. Hartwell and T. J. Howe.
A. H. Merriman ;
R. Harte
W. P. Cosper
D. P. Wolhaupter .
C.W.Corey
W.Raab
R. G.Hopkins-..
G. L. Crittenden.
C.T.Thatcher...
W. H. Travis
J. D. Daugherty .
C. E. Johnson
C. E. Johnson ...
E. P. StUes
No.
514,807
513,476
522,285
519,320
523,786
514,910
514,911
514,912
512,365
522,653
514,846
516,300
526,894
.529,522
526,774
523,788
524,816
516,973
51.3.110
521,616
525,345
529,387
529,274
515,710
515,711
531,321
528,484
517,663
519,390
529,410
529,810
524,867
511,912
512,064
527,543
527,544
527,545
527, 0s3
529,208
514,517
520,172
524,290
523,698
524,364
520,586
516,384
531,352
523,028
528,578
514,141
522,333
513,976
528.092
525,916
527,112
511,754
530,611
523,623
522,491
530,307
530,929
521,900
513,343
517,735
512,584
521,288
Date.
Feb. 13
Jan. 30
July 3
May 8
Jnly 31
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
.Jan. 9
July 10
Feb. 13
Mar. 13
Oct. 2
Nov. 20
Oct. 2
July 31
Aug. 21
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
June 19
Sept. 4
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Fob. 27
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
May 8
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Feb. 13
May 22
Aug. 7
July 31
Aug. 14
May 29
Mar. 13
Dec. 25
July 17
Nov. 6
Feb. 6
July 3
Feb. 6
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
Oct. 9
Monthly
volume.
1384
2902
697
2802
155a
1560
1561
1044
818
1452
919
371
1818
177
2806
1452
2056
2299
1546
1553
2856
2^58
2200
3068
419
835
1601
2276
314
348
(715
5 716
52,53
5 171
\ 172
696
390
391
C391
5 392
C255
)256
C204
I 205
(365
)366
"216
93,94
433
41
5 697
) 698
(355
5 356
486
556
362
(7,8.
)9. 10
(371
5 372
322
(710
5 711
711
526
(744
5 745
(101
5102
203
380
(.543
5 54t
375
T3. 74
559 ' ^ 132
ssa J 133
1425
1428
1429
664
1229
903
2173
545
2648
698
2863
1069
2250
1-178
93
262
270
7
2385
1044
710
Jan. 2 i 22
Dec. 11 I 957
2506
July 24
July 3
Dec. 4
Dec. 18
June 26
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Jan. 9
June 12
June 5
536
406
1480
2038
3032
536
1416
954
347
(347
5-348
348
162
296
230
(529
5 530
130
C656
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1180
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66 1641
69 69
69 1010
09 34
' 68 584
[08 j 957
66 ' 1.-69
530
1508
1157
970
910
1436
1436
1661
80
712
978
1109
972
61
107
293
294
294
139
888
1041
983
759
555
805
67 I 1129
66 1666
69 1671
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B.Kellogg I 516,817 ; Mar. 20 1796 425 i 66 1818
650
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuned.
luventiou.
Name.
Typewriting machines. Type-cleaning brush for . ,
Type-ivriting machines. Type-cleaning device for ,
Typograph
\ F. Van Fleet....
i C A. Joerissen .
H. W. Libbey . .
Typographic machine.
Typographic machine and attachment -
TJmbrella ,
Umbrella .
Umbrella .
Umbrella .
Umbrella-attaching device
Umbrella-cover. Detachable .
Umbrella-cover. Detachable .
Umbrella-cover. Detachable .
Unibrella drip attachment
Umbrella drip-cup
Umbrella. Folding
Umbrella. Folding
Umbrella-handle
Umbrella holder and stand. Combination .
Umbrella-holder. Portable
Umbrella-lock
Umbrella-rib-locking device
Umbrella-rib-loclsing device
Umbrella-rib retainer
Umbrella-runner retainer
Umbrella. Self-closing
Umbrella. Self-opening
Umbrella-spring
Umbrella-sticks. Machine for .slotting
Umbrella tie and name-plate. Combined . .
Umbrellas, &c. Flexible support for
Umbrellas, &c. Holder for
Umbrellas. Identification attachment for .
Umbrellas, &c. Tip for
Uncoupler and car-brake. Automatic
Undergarment. Combination-
Undershirt
Undertaker's trimming-table
Uuderwaist
Under'waist
Underwaist
Unicycle
Unicycle
Unicycle
Unicycle
Unloading apparatus
Unloading device
Upholstery pendant or ornament
Upholstery spring-support
Upholstery spring-support
Upper-folding machine
Urinal
Urin al
Urinal
Urinal. Ventilated
Urn. Compartment-
Uterus-battery
Vacuum apparatus
Vacuum-brake
Vacuum -breaker
Vacuum-creating apparatus
Vacuum-pan
Valises, &c. Attachment for
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve ,
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Viilve
Valve
Valve
Valve
E. "Werner.
E. "Werner.
"W. D. Kimball
W. Eoss
"W. E. Tebow . .
Z. "Wirt
T. B. Comins....
A. J. Eobinson ..
A. J. Eobinson ..
A. J. Eobinson ..
D. "W "Whitaker.
T.J. Golden
Umbrella. Folding E. H. Hatzfeld
C.Neidig
D. A. Smith, Jr .
J. Gilbert
.T. F. Bartlctt..--
W. H. Hopkins-.
N. B. "Whitfield..
F. AV. T. Jedeck.
F. "W. T. Jedeck.
J. Forbes
S. S. Fretz and J. B. Jesson
J. H. Sprague
H. "W. Schofl; B. Finkel, and F. E.
Probert.
C. A. Price and S. S. Fretz
M. G ans
W. E. Mnrbarger
W.J. Yapp
A. H. Albershardt ,
H. D. Hamilton
A. T. Laube
J. P. Dias ,
J. Holmes
L. Eubens
"W. Mtzgerald
S. T. Converse
C. E. De Bevoise
F.Kern
F. H. Armistead
F. H. Armistead
E. Hendrich
H. J. Sacksteder
A . McDougall
"W. T. Flaniken
G. F. Hensel
J. T. Hanrahan
J. A. Staples
C. E. "Williams
A.
J.
F.
F.
A.
C.
E.
AV
T.
W,
Sahlatrom
Tucker
Wallace
P. Smith
"W. Mever : .
S. "W. Hinkley
P. Ashwell and J. A. Vandegrift.
. li. Fitzbugh
M. Evnou
. F. M. McCarty
C. "W.Cooper
A. H. Albershardt
C. S. Bavier
C. Birkery
C . Birkery
J. A.Blair
J.A.Blair
H. H. Bnrritt
L. D. Castle
J. A. Cattanach
F. E. Claflfey
F. L. Decario -
E. M. Dixon
E. P.. Fowler
J. Frye
K. N. Harboe
F. W.Hess
L.J. Hirt
J. F. Ives and F. B. Colraan
G. W. Knapp and J. V. Cbamberlin
D. McCormack
No.
Date.
528,215 i Oct. 30
520.850 j Juno 5
520,238 May 22
519,516
519,517
526,155
529,629
530,805
527,823
520,135
."512.903
512,904
.512,905
.515,636
516,391
529,170
529,459
528,212
.526,184
518.581
520,053
524,923
522,016
522,017
May 8
May 8
Sept. 18
Nov. 20
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
May 22
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Oct. 30
Sept. 18
Apr. 24
May 22
Aug. 21
June 26
June 20
529,255 Nov. 13
530,037
521.828
521,222
513,277
524,418
514,565
521,355
523,953
525,415
514,853
520,204
529,493
528,988
525,979
513,633
521,403
530,692
514,612
531,086
520,678
521,673
.523,940
525,951
521,370
.514,002
516,030
Nov. 27
June 26
June 12
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Feb. 13
.Tune 12
July 31
Sept. 4
Feb. 13
May 22
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Sept. 11
Jan. 30
June 12
Dec. 11
Feb. 13
Dec. 18
May 29
June 19
July 31
Sept. 11
June 12
Feb. 6
Mar. 6
513,852 I Jan. 30
525,925
524,150
512,592
519,355
516,938
520,206
512,789
517,819
513.903
522,848
521,974
523,503
529,692
515,703
530,633
526,170
520,177
51.5,514 i
530,393
517,093 i
.520,203 '
524,1.34
525,680
528,933
523,855
527,201
521,027
513,234
515,290
517,575
517,056
Sept. 11
Aug. 7
Jan. 9
May 8
Mar. 20
May 22
Jan. 16
Apr. 3
Jan. 30
July 10
June 26
July 24
Nov. 27
Feb. 27
Dec. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 27
Dec. 4
Mar. 27
May 22
Aug. 7
Sept. 4
Nov. 13
July 31
Oct. 9
Juno 5
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Apr. 3
Mar. 27
Monthly
volume.
2604
176
2284
1034
1448
1978
1279
1882
2109
1987
1988
1990
2730
1062
1162
1701
2600
1498
1987
1944
1627
2267
2268
1317
2696
1910
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1067
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
Alphabetical list oj inventions — Conbiuued.
651
Invention.
"Valve .
Valve .
Valve .
Valve .
Valve .
Valve .
Valve .
Valve.
Valve
Valve.
Valve.
Air-
Air and gag meter
Ail -brake
Air-compressor
Valve anfl joint
Valve and muffler. Pop safety-
Valve and regulator. Keducing-pressure.
Valvo and steam-chest for engines
Valve and steam-trap. Automatic drain-
Valve. Automatic air-
Valve. Automatic air-brake
Valve. Automatic balanced steam-regulating . . .
Valve. Antomatic brake-
Valve. Automatic check-
Valve. Automatic exhaust relief-
Valve. Auiomatic relief-
Valve. Automatic ventilating-
Valve. Balanced
Valve. Balanced check-
Valve. Balanced piston-
Valve. Balanced slide-
Valve. Balanced slide-
Valve. Balanced slide-
Valve. Balanced steam-actuated
Valve. Ball-cock
Valve. Ball-cock
Valve. Ball-cock
Valve. Ball-cock
Valve-base. Pneumatic
Valve-bodies. Seating
Valve-body
Valve. Brake - cylinder pressure graduating and
maintaining triple
Valve. Center-
Valve. Check-
Valve. Check-
Valve. Check-
Valve. Check-
Valve. Check-
Valve. Check-
Valve. Check- ,
Valve-controller. Electric
Valve-controlling mechanism ,
Valvo. Cylinder relief-
Valve device
Valve device
Valve device
Valvo device for duplex engines
Valve drain-cup
Valve. Engine-
Valve. Engine exhaust-
Valve. Engine reversing-
Valve. Engineer's
Valvo. Engineer's
Valve. Engineer's brake-
Valvo. Engineer's brake-
Valve-facing tool
Valve. Float-
Valve. Float-
Valve. Fluid-brake
Valve for air-brakes. Automatic pressure-retaining.
Valve for air-brakes. Automatic safety relief-
Valve for air-brakes. Releasing-
Valve for air-brakes. Triple
Valve for atomizers. Heel-
Valve for compound direct-acting engines. Steam-
actuated
Valve for compressed-air brakes. Controlling and?
discharge 5
Valve lor compressor and bloiving engines
Valve for condensers. TVater-reguIating
Valve for expansion-cylinders of vapor-corapression
engines.
Valve for fluid-pressure brake systems. Triple
Valve for gas-burners. Air- . ..'.
ValTe for gas-saving regulators
Valve for high-pressure gases and fluids. Buffer-
Valve for hydraulic pressure. Controlling-
Valve for oil-wells. Check-
Xarae.
G. Oliver
G. H. F. Schrader and H. P. Kraft
J. E. Stannard
G. "W. VanTino
J. Victor
J. "Walsh, Jr
T. H. Williams and N. R. Marvin .
D. R. Berry
J. Shearman :
J. F. Voorhees
W. A. Heath
C. S. Bavier
E. B. Kunkle
E. J. "Wood
E."W. Harden
F. Lamplough
J. R. Pidcock
H. M. Lofton ,
C. C. Pufl'er and M. "Warren .
A. P. Massey
J. H. Dousman
G. de Laval
F. Schreidt
"W. "W. Varney
J. A. Bourgeat
T. M. Ey non
J. A. Smith
G.Cook
A.F.Keily
E.Llovd
"W. F. Browne
W. A. Turner
"W. A. Turner
W. A. Turner
W. A. Turner
J. F.Ives ,
F. H. Richards
F. H. Richards . .
J. A. Steininger -
C. Bahret
A.J.Caldwell..
"W. E.Hill
N. J. Pritchard .
L.Schutte. -*....
L. Schutte ,
L. Schutte
J. F. Tinley
C. E. Ongley ....
I. H. Reynolds . .
B. T. Reilly
y^.A. Drewett..
J. Reichmann
C.H. "Walters...
"W. A. Drewett . .
"W. K. Conness . .
"W. H. .Tenks
L. H. "Wattles . - .
T. B. Headen
"W. A. Thacher . .
"W. C. "Whitacre .
D. L. Barnes .
No.
Date.
5.TO,
518
517.
519,
51?,
525,
517,
526,
52fi,
521,
524,
528,
L. E. Howard i 523,
521,040
531,392
517,199
527,381
529,051
524,922
.=•23,718
517,184
519,481
521,996
527,787
517,914
524,208
527,575
527,330
515,294
512,660
514,153
512,748
523,773
531,304
521,030
525,629
525,729
523,969
515.578
530,559
527,141
513,938
513,119
531,434
520,148
520,149
520,150
521,350
525,709
516,658
515,364
517,895
518,172
,360
532
667
407
048
049
098
316
518,651
T. Draper ,
D. D. Buick
T. J. Radnor
H. Tabor
O.S.Pike
J. Coppersmith - .
J. G. Sarvent
H. M. Lofton....
J. Hardman, Jr. -
H. C. Sergeant . .
F. A. HoUeman
J. E. Garis and H. J. "Welch.
"W. F. Garrison .
530
529.
527.
518,
529,
527,
518,
519,
527,
525
Valve for percussion rock-drills A. "W. and Z. "W. Daw
527,855
512,369
519 083
E. Riegelmann 521 ^731
I
J. Soucek ; 518,705
H. Ruppel j 528.344
J. C Richardson .')l'.9i;8
A. Mueller I 531,053
A. Kampf ! 518,149
E. Evans 523,629
] .531,587
June 5
Dec. 25
Mar. 27
Oct. 9
Nov. 13
Aug. 21
July 31
Mai-. 27
May 8
June 26
Oct. 23
Apr. 10
Aug. 7
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
Jan. 16
July 31
Dec. 25
June 5
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Feb. 27
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Oct. 30
Mar. 13
Nov. 20
Mar. 13
Aug. 7
Aug. 7
Feb. 6
Jan. 9
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
Apr. 10
Apr. 3
May 1
Apr. 10
Sept. 4
Apr. 10
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
June 12
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
July 31
Dec. 4
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Oct. 9
Apr. 10
May 8
Oct. 23
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
Jan.
Monthly
volume.
.518
2322
2466
1157
959
1697
2692
2445
980
2234
1833
817
414
1480
1072
2173
1544
292
1696
2784
2168
493
512
712
Aug.
7
4
Feb.
27
2642
Dec.
11
871
Oct.
9
761
Jan.
30
3659
Jan.
23
2323
Deo.
25
2388
May
22
2130
May
22
2132
May
22
2134
June 12
1075
Sept.
U
679
Mar.
20
1543
2301
1256
2853
1325
2043
1106
127
129
193
2098
1356
1016
283
183
1014
360
7.S0
156
62
1192
322
4
3085
152
1289
1095
1470
1100
765
1320
1329
2177
836
1055
May 1 I 248
June 19 1735
Apr. 24
Oct. 30
Mar 6
Dec. 18
Apr. 10
July 24
Dec. 25 !
2199
28il
372
1701
1214
2517
2661
122
554
580
264
227
399
667
575
237
537
441
205
98
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518
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66
66
67
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1291
1685
1963^
230
840
987
563
1959
737
1654
385
172
737
303
213
1294
304
908
347
580
1655
1286
1247
1294
267
69
368
67
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69
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69
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67
321
67
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69
190
68
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1390
156
825
536
1698
976
976
976
1407
1288
1773
1330
165
245
585
1715
1058
1674
686
686
891
196
428
1477
204
56
572
203
1218
155
30
14
1429-
721
647
638
69 I 1243
69 : 899
218
302
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157
258
800
447
1316
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258
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412
549
682
88
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304
305
631
638
639
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583
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578
1522
1555
237
516
1751
652
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
Invention,
Yalve for regnlating the outflow of liquids
Valve for steam-engines. Main slide-valve and throt
tle-
Talve for steam-engines. Kotary
Valve for steam-engines. Vacuum or hand-actuated J
by-pass j
Valve for water-gages. Automatic safety-
Valve for water- gages. Ball-
Valve for water pipes or mains. Stop-
Valve tor water, steam, or other liquids or gases
Valve. Gate-
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear
Valve-gear. Engine
Valve-gear for direct-acting engines
Valve-gear for duplex direct-acting engines
Valve-gear. Gas-engine
Valve-gear. Steam-engine
Valve-gear. Steam-engine
Valve-gear. Steam-engine
Valve-gear. Steam-engine
Valve-gear. Steam-engine
Valve-gear. Steam-engine
Valve. Globe-
Valve. Hydrant-
Valve. Hydraulic
Valve. Hydraulic
Valve. Hydraulic
Valve. Hydraulic-elevator
Valve. Hydraulic-pressure-reducing
Valve. Intercepting-
Valve mechanism
Valve mechanism
Valve mechanism
Valve mechanism
Valve mechanism. Blowing-engine
Valvo mechanism. Engine-
Valve mechanism. Engine-
Valve mechanism for air-brakes. Quick-action
Valve mechanism for compound engines
Valve mechanism for compound engines. Combined)
starting and drip j
Valve mechanism for hydraulic elevators
Valve mechanism for lavatory apparatus
Valve mechanism for liquid-receptacles
Valve mechanism for water-heaters. Automatic gas-.
Valvo mechanism. Kock-drill
Valve-motion
Valve. Oil-
Val ve. Oil-cau
Valve. Oil-well shut-off
Valve operating device
Valve-operating mechanism
Valve-operating mechanism
Valve-operating mechanism
Valve. Piston-
Valve. Plug-
Valve. Pressure-reducing
Valve. Pressure-regulating
Valve. Pressure-regulating
Valve. Quick-action triple
Valve-reseating machine
Valve rod. Slide-
Valve. Rotary
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety check-
Valve- seating tool
Valve-setting 1 ever
Valve. Siphon-
Valve. Slide-
Valve. Slide-
Valve. Sluice-
Valve. Steam-
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-cylinder
Valve. Steam-engine
Valve. Steam-engine
Name.
P. Erichsen
J. P. Devoissaud .
P. Lester .
J. M. Searle
G. S. Neely
G. H. Wall
I. N. and J. H. Glauber.
"W. Thomson
L. S. "Wheaton
W.E.Cole ,
J.Fielding.-.
J. Grime
F.W. Hagar.
(Reissue) .
G. Jalsoviczky ,
J. W. Sargent
J. W. Sargent and R. H. Rice .
J. Spencer
R. M. Fryer
H. C . Sergeant ,
H. W. Morley and T. Holehouse
B. H. Coffey
H. W. Armstrong .
"W. F.Brown
L. 0. Burk
M. B. Cope
J. Dahlstrom
A. Nicholson
H. R. Frisbie
C. H. Watson
T. H. Lee
E. S. Matthews....
E. S. Matthews - . . .
W. Warner
W. H.Wood
B. B. Carter
D. A. Decrow
J.Kelly ,
W. B. Mason
E. Reynolds
E. Reynold^
G. I. Rockwood
C. Schmid
T. J. Hogan
E. W. Harden
S. M. Vauclain and K. Rushton . . .
W. F. Cole
J. W. Hale
F.C. Wilson
J. Winterflood
R. L.Ambrose
F. Lamplongh
G. H. Perkins
C. Wagner
E. Evans
C.Otis
J. J. Moore
J. W. Ogden
A. Thomlinson
S.O.Jones
C. B. Hodgesand J. C. Wills
G. M. Davis
J. Nageldinger
J. jSTageldinger
H. H. Westinghouse
W. Brnner
J. H. Shepheard
H. V. Loss
M. McNeil and R. Kohlhepp
J. M. Foster
H. i>. Sabin
F. W. Harden
F. Booth
E. Hevdo
F. H. Morel
W. A. Doblo
R. M. Fryer
J. B. Gorrell
J. J. Kwis
T. J. Piers
G. L. Weller
L. Boudreaux
A. F. Devereux
E. L. Sauer
No.
514,352
530,400
526,040
524,614
524,393
521,530
11,431
522,170
526,797
525,693
518,593
512,956
527,691
527,063
516,634
526,267
514,783
527,679
520,190
510,896
517,541
528,757
524,306
531,096
531,409
511,836
514,024
530,478
518,475
524,721
519,638
519,639
512,773
512,142
513,084
526,484
522,324
522,071
522,304
522,273
523,999
528,742
519,908
.512,192
515,725
526,146
524,989
523,094
512,141
518,212
524,967
519,306
529,221
530,405
528,385
517,807
515,247
512,570
525,462
516,534
518,000
519,089
5iO,268
518,929
525,441
519,458
.523,077
525,963
525,196
514,687
529,264
529,584
521,653
524,180
521,106
.^28,537
519,706
518,846
514,962
519,826
530,503
528,123
529,841
Date.
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Sept. 18
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
June 19
Julv 10
June 26
Oct. 2
Sept. 11
Apr. 24
Jan. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
Mar. 13
Sept. 18
Feb. 13
Oct. 16
May 22
Mar. 20
Apr. 3
Nov. 6
Aug. 14
Dec. 18
Dec. 25
Jan. 2
Feb. 6
Dec. 4
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
May 8
May 8
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Jan. 23
Sept. 25
July 3
June 26
July 3
July 3
Aug. 7
Nov. 6
May 15
Jan. 2
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Aug. 21
July 17
Jan. 2
Apr. 17
Aug. 21
May 1
Nov. 13
Dec. 4
Oct. 30
Apr. 3
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
May 1
May 22
Apr. 24
Sept. 4
May 8
July 17
Sept. 11
Aug. 28
Feb. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
June 19
Aug. 7
June 5
Nov. 6
May 15
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
May 15
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Nov. 27
Monthly
volume.
038
568
1250
1115
753
1402
1344
2519
211
644
2003
2081 j '
1670 ^\
163
141
289
274
275
184
324
334
605
51
151
C496
H97
493
402
403
638 I ' 155
1492 I 355
1636 ; 385
1351
1647
337
C397
J 398
(536
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(454
H55
200 46,47
413 100
2204
1926
( 136
i 137
424
(559
^560
30
20
172
447
317
305
305
419
164
546
(486
H87
254 67,68
2349 565
224 00
179 49
54 12,13
378 , 92
575
1777
2340
140
76
690
1808
1296
1264
1270
1764
682
2259
2044
1699
770
2878
1433
1748
1570
681
1347
1698
663
1251
576
2895
654
2088 1 518
1395 I 339
245
415
(187
U8?
(718
)719
335
427
394
163
336
416
161
301
143
701
164
1327
980
256
2337
2580
212
934
1541
1126
2133
1188
1330
1918
1603
360
631
20
1380
2434
K)29
1569
759
2441
2341
60
316
244
61
567
638
52
225
386
256
520
296
31!)
457
376
85
149
7
332
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408
384
186
590
557
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67
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
653
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Valve. Steam-engine -
Valve. Steam-engine
Valve. Steam-engine distribution-
Valve. Steam-engine slide-
Valve. Stop-
Valve. Straightway-
Valve. Straightway-
Valve. Straightway-
Valve. Straightway-
Valve. Syringe-
Valve. Tank flushing-
Valve. Tank-regulating
Valve. Tank supply-
Valve. Thermostatic
Valve. Throttle-
Valve. Triple
Valve. Water-gage safety-
Valves. Apparatus for refitting stop-
Valves, &c. Automatic regulator for
Valvesfor air-brake hose-couplings. Device for open-^
ing or closing 5
Valves for fluid-pressure brakes. Device for operat-
ing
Valves in air-brake couplings. Device for automati-
cally opening
Valves. Machine for reaming and tapping
Valves of steam-engines. Actuating
Valves ofsteam-engines. Eccentric for operating . . .
Valves, &c. Sealing device for
Valves. Tool for applying or removing renewable^
seats in straightway- 5
Valved can
Vamps to uppers. Machine for pasting ,
Vane. Electrically-operated wind-
Vanillin. Making
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-burner
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-bnmer
Vapor-burner
Vapor-burner
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-bumer ,
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-burner
Vapor-bumer * ,
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-burner
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-bumer. Multiples
Vapor-burning apparatus
Vapor engine. Combustible- '.
Vapor face-bath
Vapor motor. Ether-
Vaporizer rt
Vaporizer
Vaporizer and burner. Oil
Vaporizer for hydrocarbon-motors
Vaporizing apparatus for the complexion. Toilet . .
Vaporizing petroleum or other liquids. Apparatus
for
Vat:
See Brewing-vat. Dyer's vat.
Vault cover. Metallic burial-
Vault-cover. Ventilating
Vault-cover. Ventilating and illuminating
Vault. Garbage-
Vault. Grave-
Vault-light trimmer
Vegetable-cutter
V^egetablecutter
Vegetable-cutter
Vegetables from night frosts. Protecting growing .
Vegetation. Means for promoting
Vehicle :
Vehi cle
Vehicle
Name.
W. G. Shepherd .
W. G. Shepherd .
J. Thom
F. P. Malone
L. Schutte
J. M. Coale
G. J. Graebert...
E. H. Lunken ...
J. T. Paget
H. D. Taggart...
J. J. Berry
E.W.Long
J. J. Berry
A. M. Butz
B.Clark
W. C. Whitaore....
J.Ruddv
C.F.Hall
E. H. C. Oehlmann ,
E. Bearss .
J. H. Fox .
C. F. Bane.
L. D. Castle
A. D6combe and P. Lamena.
J. W. Sargent
G. A. Tower
£. H. Lunken
C.E. "White
H. Fischer
L. Bradley
J. Bertram
G. W. Billings
M. E. Campany
J. A. Chandler
J. A. Chandler
J. A. Chandler
C. H. Childs
P. J. Fitzgerald.
S. E. Folk 513,909
523,641
517,048
E. Kells ,
J. A. Lannert, W. K. Jeavons, and
W. H. Wilder.
"W. M. Lockhart
E. G. Mummery
E.L Nichols
H. Ruppel
W. H. Wilder, E. A. Thissell, J. A.
Lannert, and W. R. Jeavons.
J.S.Wood
R. E. and W. S. Olds
A. J. Lindemann
R. B. Hain
H. H. Hoge
P. de Susini
W. M. Kellogg
H. Wilkinson
E. B. Raymond
J. H. Knight
B. R. Owens
S. C. Peuchen
No.
514,509
526,847
514,392
521,592
529,879
514,180
516,200
523,537
529,302
528,701
522,397
529,739
522,644
525,330
519,665
512,241
531,387
513,392
515,787
512,935
513,676
514,405
512,155
525,005
516,633
516,851
513,121
513,256
520,590
525,000
fl9,693
519,830
525,331
515,422
515,423
515,424
523,303
523,766
Date.
W. Eckels-
J. Jacobs . .
518,694
530,705
519,819
520,805
525,038
515,984
521,622
525,350
531,182
527,758
514,573
514,422
513,663
514,870
518,151
515,607
531,560
527,238
518,886
H. Hauatein 512,440
W. Ostermeyer 525,616
J. D.Barcus .530,380
P. Schwickart ■ 520,273
M. Josephson I 525,499
J. Roslosiiik 519,095
D. M. Wright 521,279
S. Lemstrom
S. Lemstrom
525,989
525,988
J. W. Cleary 527,666
Feb. 13
Oct. 2
Feb. 6
June 19
Nov. 27
Feb. 0
Mar. 13
July 24
Nov. 13
Nov. 6
July 3
Nov. 27
July 10
Sept. 4
May 8
Jan. 2
Dec. 25
Jan. 23
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Jan. 23
Jan. 23
May 29
Aug. 28
May 15
May 15
Sept. 4
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
July 17
July 31
Jan. 30
July 24
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
Dec. 11
May 15
June 5
Aug. 28
Mar. 6
June 19
Sept. 4
Dec. 18
Oct. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 0
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
Dec. 25
Monthly
volume.
894
289
1505
2401
339
765
2368
1404
319
390
2165
807
10
1308
844
2S16
2757
99
2042
3257
715
715
C227
)228
70
(175
1176
353
574
81
179
594
C336
i337
78
100
516
201
2
312
C204
^205
552
672
23
(483
1484
800
181
(173
1174
1790 I 437
1491 354
1853
2326
2548
2870
1782
1358
1576
12
2402
2405
2407
1953
2771
3617
2536
2205
2175
1119
1557
81
1852
407
1555
45
1938
1778
995
735
3238
1486
1217
2687
438
(560
1561
613
(694
1695
435
Oct. 9 j 918
Apr. 24 I 2512
L. W. Hampton 527,053
J. Johnston : 520,961
Jan. 9
Sept. 4
Dec. 4
May 22
Sept. 4
May 1
June 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Oct. 16
Oct. 9
June 5
1196
494
539
2346
300
268
932
1162
1160
1625
632
378
(385
1386
2
(595
1 596
596
596
492
(687
1688
(891
1892
636
522
544
272
381
18
452
94
363
12
461
428
251
187
795
373
305
5 667
1668
626
221
(621
1622
290
119
134
569
73
63
220
264
264
(391
1392
154
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1501
1134
917
1611
489
922
704
77
1088
172
1153
796
160
1684
620
1472
412
747
137
1034
1746
1830
536
580
1130
1033
819
860
1153
1348
1348
1349
398
578
817
520
1912
67 I 443
69 i 1433
67 I 857
67 1213
68 ! 1016
66 I 1528
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1159
1598
358
1058
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742
66 1152
66
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1742
186
503
238
1243
1313
1015
1207
587
1379
1375
1375
330
133
1266
654
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle hand-hrake
Vehicle-hody
Vehicle-body
Vehicle-body
Vehicle brace and brake-support combined .
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake ,
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake .
Vehicle-brake -
Vehicle-brake. Automatic
Vehicle-brake. Automatic
Vehicle brake. Side-bar-
Vehicle-cover and support therefor
Vebicle-door
Vehicle draw-bar
Vehicle. Electrically -propelled
Vehicle for spreading sand
Vehicle-gear
Vehicle-gear
Vehicle-gearing
Vehicle mud-guard
Vehicle oscillating device
Vehicle. Pneumatic
Vehicle. Power-driven
Vehicle runner attachment. Wheeled-
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle i unning-gear
Vehicle. Safety-
Vehicle-seat
Vehicle-seat
Vehicle-seat corner-iron
Vehicle-seats. Device for supporting .
Vehicle shif iing seat
Vehicle shifting seat
Vehicle shipping-cover
Vehicle-spring
Vehicle-spi ing
Vehicle-spring
Vehicle spring and axle atttachment. . .
Vehicle spring-shackle
Vehicle starter or brake
Vehicle storm-apron
Vehicle- top
top
top
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle,
Vehicle,
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
D. D. Price and K. -J. Daniels.
J. Eidge
C.W. Smart
C. H. Stratton
C. W. Wilbor ,
F. ^V. Zimmer
J. S. Copeland
E.I. Tennant
J. J. Vollrath ,
C. H. Vorhes
B. F. Sweet
M. A. Davidson and F.
J. des Georges ,
D. Haven
E.Havs
J. C. F. Hurst
W. T. Lineback
D. L.Miller
C. Sample
B. F. and W. H.
Miller.
J. F. Shepard . . .
B. "Wilcox
E. Look
Eickard and S. S.
520,830 June 5
530,552 Dec. H
512,759 Jan. 16 1738
517,988 Apr. 10
Oct. 16
May 1
Mar. 20
Dec. 18
May 22
Jan. 2
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
Nov. 27
.Ian. 2
Jan. 23
June 19
June 26
July 24
June 12
L. Bailey
A. Monnce and D. L. Delaney .
H. Carter
H. Eau
A. Wright
Whalon
H. Eogers and W. Tracker
Laflamme
M. Bi omlev
J. Buff ..:
F. Thompson
A. Day
M. Crane
C. Band
. P. Farrell
C. Schofield
H.
J.
T.
J.
C.
E.
J.
A.
J.
F.
G.
E.
E.
A.
W,
S.
D. A. Foster 518,8
521,369
529,668
518,928
529,767
517,996
528,605
521,459
518,376
529,226
.531,454
512,327
525,768
523.066
522,401
514,892
529,368
513,765
530,550
513,773
520,806
J. F.Fry
C. A. Warren
W.J. Chaninel
CM. Kellogg
J. M. McHenry
C.C. Field
E. Selen
C. C. Bradley and T. Faulder.
G. E. W. Stivers
F. G.Davis
G. T. Chapman
G. T. Chapman
G. Penn
W. Beckert
H. C.Swan
H. Carmont
.1. F. Taubman
F.Buob
C. Hugger
E. D. Stevenson
top. Folding
Two-wheeled . .
Two-wheeled . .
Two-wheeled . .
warming device .
wheel.
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel
wheel. Child's- .
wheel. Metallic
516,567
512,775
526,064
513,939
517,526
526,223
531 339
519,832
530,608
527,833
512,501
512,502
530,649
520,476
526,. "^06
514,812
513,427
514,347
511,909
513,739
S. E. Kierolf 513,578
Date.
A. G. Howland ,
J. A. Johnson
W. F. Valentine
J. Broderick
A. M.Allen
C. L. Ames
E. C. F. Becker
T. B. Blosser and J. P. Kunkle .
W. Bonnar
G.S.Crosby
W. H. Detter
W. Doig
F. A. Finch
C. von der Hevde
F. and T. P. Mendenhall
F. Myers
H.N. Parker
N. D. Penoyer
E. G. Schleicher
A. L. Schmidt
W. W. Valentine
C. K. Welch
E.O.Wood
M. C. Tarwood
G. Laube
C. S. Cannou
512,824
520,927
' 526,952
523,567
516,149
: 521,692
j 528,917
529,474
516,072
515,518
515,904
524,059
518,881
' 531,311
j 528,376
! 528,887
\ 519,388
I 523,051
: 527,727
I 514,502
517,201
' 522,813
515,450
515,392
i 514,858
517,791
Nov. 20
Apr. 24
Nov. 27
Apr. 10
Nov. 6
June 19
Apr. 17
Nov. 13
Dec. 25
Jan. 9
Sept. 11
July 17
July 3
Feli. 13
Nov. 20
Jan. 30
Dec. 11
Jan. 30
June 5
Apr. 24
Mar. 13
Jan. 16
Sept. 25
Jan. 30
Apr. 3
Sept. 18
Dec. 25
May 15
Dec. 11
Oct. 23
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Deo. 11
May 29
Sept. 25
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
956
1312
77
2079
1569
2071
121
896
775
2235
h57
2760
J 499
2105
2272
1130
2045
2579
2208
2383
638
C526
J 527
242
35
297
406
304
581
241
180
382
101
382
364
838
211
841
19
(589
)590
328
420
557
902
40
369
532
2802 687
031 I 162
310 ; 72
3362 829
3092 !{™
1849 ! 438
332 ,80, 81
466 I 115
581
274
607
583
369
157
^69
fee
67
• 67
67
68 : 78
66 1159
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1894.
655
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Vehicle wheel. Koad-
"Vehicle. "Wheeled
Vehicle- wrench
Vehicles. Child's seat for
Vehicles. Elastic storm-apron for
Vehicles. Electiic operating mechanism for
Vehicles. Means for connecting draft-animals to
Vehicles. Means lor connecting draft-animals to
Vehicles. Runner attachment for
Vehicles. Top hox or rack attachment for
Vehicles. Transverse seat for foot-power
Veil-clasp
Veil-fastener
Velocipede ._. .
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede-hearing
Velocipede-brake
Velocipede-brake
Velocipede crank-shaft and bearing
Velocipede driving-gear
Velocipede gear case or cover
Velocipede-handle bar fastening
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Marine
Velocipede. "Marine
Velocipede-pedal..*
Velocipede-pedal
Velocipede-pedal
Velocipede pedal and crank
Velocipede. Railway-
Velocipede-saddle
Velocipede-saddles. Means for supporting
Velocipede shaft-bearing
Velocipede-treadle
Velocipede-treadle
Velocipede-treadle
Velocipede- wheel
Velocipedes. Variable-speed and power gearing for .
Vending apparatus
Vending apparatus
Vending apparatus. Coin-controlled
Vending apparatus. Coin-controlled liquid-
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine
Vending machine
Vending-machine
Vending-machine. Coin-actuated
Vending-machine. Coin-actuated
Vending-machine. Coin-controlled i
Vending-machine. C oin-controUed
Vending-machine. Coin-controlled
Vending-machine for stamps and envelopes
H. Moore
C. E. "Wnuck
G. B.Martin
T. B. Padgitt
"W. M. Blanohard
L. E. Freedley
T. H. Brigg
T.H. Brigg
"W. J. Le Barron
L. H. Hansen
G. 0. Draper
H. h. Alexander
G. A. Anderson
C. Byrne
J.Clark
W.C.Davis
G.H.Day
W.L. Decker
J. Desmond
P. E veritt
"W. C. Foster
E. Herrlngton and R. I. Butler
T. B.Jeflfery
E. C. Stearns .
M. L. "Wilcox and J. A. Simpson . .
F. D. Owen
G.P.Hall
J. H. Hendrick and A. H. Fay
J. S. Copeland
W. DevoU
H. Bate
T. B. Jefifery
D. G.Bolton
"W. Eahrig
A. T. Eirth ,
L. Grieneisen
E E. Nadon
G. Eiexinger
M. S wenson
S. Young
"W. Drvden
H. B. Ogden
H. Lucas and J. Archer
E. Tilston
T., E., and E. "Warwick
N. Kubinstein, C. Cluley, and E.
Clarke.
J. Donovan
"W. L. Decker
C. deEossetti
F.P.Crosby
A.B.Curtis
A.B.Curtis
A. B.Curtis
E.E. Fay
A. B. Stebbins
G. "W. Sherman
J. A. "Williams
J. F. Sawer and J. L. Purves
A. L. Peirce
E. T. Brown and "W. "W. Olcott
D. F.S.Cook
F. G. Dieterich
F. Lamplouffh
E. A. Thissell
E D.Valentine
J. "Walton
J. A. and"W. T. "Westbay
T. S. TVheatcroft
C. P. Young
J. P. Beretta
F.B.Cochran
A. Keith, J. P. Tirrell, and J. "W.?
"WiUard. J
.1. P. Tirrell and J. "W. Willard
J. P. Tirrell and J. "W. "Willard
J. H. McCormick
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Official
Date.
volume.
Gazette.
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6
be
a
C9
m
O
C242
i243
3U3
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^09
f^
529,077
ETov. 13
1004
848
52n,22.5
Nov. 13
1259
69
894
515,436
Feb. 27
2423
600
66
1352
519,731
May 15
1418
342
67
830
519,564
May 8
1137
273
67
766
518,781
Apr. 24
2332
( 578
) 579
^67
470
517,640
Apr. 3
370
87,88
67
72
517,641
Apr. 3
372
88,89
67
73
529,922
Nov. 27
2468
5594
i595
^69
1146
523,523
July 24
2351
C590
J 591
^68
485
524,106
Aug. 7
231
54
68
704
517,970
Apr. 10
917
229
67
188
528,062
Oct. 23
2329
562
69
475
527,404
Oct. 16
1195
C293
i294
|69
250
516,780
Mar. 20
1747
412
66
1808
513,250
Jan 23
2557
(615
IGiC,
428
^66
582
!)21,761
Juno 19
1804
67
1536
513,675
Jan. 30
3256
800
66
746
524,019
Aug. V
85
19
68
678
530,169
Dec. 4
155
40,41
69
1243
526,775
Oct. 2
179
42
69
34
515,423
Feb. 27
2413
597
06
1350
527,607
Oct. 16
1529
371
69
311
526,545
Sept. 25
2132
511
xiS
1581
516,582
Mar. 13
1404
334
66
1730
519,269
May 1
586
143
67
651
534,527
Aug. 14
970
238
68
855
526,317
Sept. 18
1731
408
68
1495
529,110
Nov. 13
1053
254
69
857
527,671
Oct. 16
1632
393
69
331
513,864
Jan. 30
3555
875
66
805
516,739
Mar. 20
1685
399
66
179''
526,556
Sept. 25
2151
514
68
1584
529,371
Nov. 20
1525
365
69
965
512,690
Jan. 10
1597
383
66
329
521,496
June 19
1343
312
67
1473
515,442
Feb. 27
2431
602
66
1354
526,745
Oct. 2
127
30
69
25
529,088
Nov. 13
1024
246
69
852
526,210
Sept. 18
1550
C 3(i3
J 364
^68
1458
531,104
Dec. 18
1790
426
69
1571
524,209
Aug. 7
416
98
68
737
512,729
Jan. 16
1651
397
66
339
512,525
Jan. 9
1331
321
60
263
514,742
Feb. 13
1287
320
66
1113
523,596
July 24
2461
617
68
505
514,449
Feb. 13
779
200
66
1018
514,748
Feb. 13
1296
322
66
1115
526,265
Sept. 18
1633
(383
J 384
|68
1474
511,877
Jan. 2
260
59
00
51
512,869
Jan. 16
1935
458
66
393
512,870
Jan. 16
1936
458
06
393
512.871
Jan. 16
1937
458
66
394
520,845
June 5
165
30
67
1227
523,245
July 17
1861
468
68
380
511,865
Jan. 2
191
47,48
06
40
530,148
Dec. 4
120
31
69
1237
524,511
Aug. 14
945
(233
i234
|68
850
516,611
Mar. 13
1451
343
66
1739
515,741
Mar. 6
8
3.4
66
1456
516,675
Mar. 20
1569
(373
}374
|66
1778
519,448
May 8
918
(221
^222
(67
728
529,655
Nov. 20
2025
485
69
1054
530,561
Dec. 11
876
(215
J 216
|69
1391
513,845
Jan. 30
3520
(866
)867
^66
798
529,222
Nov. 13
1253
(302
^303
^69
893
521,839
June 26
1926
(461
>462
(67
1597
530,216
Dec. 4
245
" 60
69
1260
523,826
July 31
2878
715
68
598
527,930
Oct. 23
2084
499
69
431
520,769
June 5
12
3,4
67
1199
519,385
May 8
818
(199
^200
(67
710
.523,384
July 24
2087
(525
J 526
|68
439
523,385
July 24
2090
(526
J 527
|68
440
513,049
Jan. 16
2217
532
66
■145
656
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
iDvention.
Veneer articles. Apparatus for molding
Veneer-coiling machine
Veneer-cutting machine
Veneer-cutting machine
Veneer-cutting machines. Quarter-log holder for
Veneer-cutting machines. Stripping attachment for.
Veneer-drying apparatus
Veneer-press
Veneers and apparatus therefor. Manufacture of . . .
Veneers. Manufacturing
Vent-titting
Vent-peg for beer or other casks
Ventilating and furnace-checking device
Ventilating and heating apparatus
Ventilating-cap
Ventilating fire-rooms. Apparatus for
Ventilation. House
Ventilation of buildings
Ventilator:
;Siee Oar- ventilator. Window-ventilator.
Ventilator
Ventilator
Ventilator
Ventilator ,
Ventilator
Vertical-flue boiler
Ventilator or chimney-cap
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel and propelling mechanism therefor .
Vessel brake.
Vessel-hull
Vessel. Marine
Vessel. Marine
Vessel. Sailing-
Vessel. Screw-propelled
Vessel. Steam freight and passenger
Vessels. Apparatus for raising sunken
Vessels Apparatus for raising sunken
Vessels. Apparatus for removing ashes from fire
holds of
Vessels. Apparatus for removing ashes from fire-
holds of
Vessels, &c Body of least resistance for
Vessels. Construction of
Device for removing ashes from marine
steam-
Vessels. Device for the protection of
Lee-wing for
Vessels. Line-holder for
Vessels. Means for raising sunken
Vessels. Means for raising sunken
Vessels. Means for raising sunken
Vessels. Method of and means for closing . . .
Vessels over bars. Device for floating
Vessels. Raising sunken
Vessels. Self-regulating discharge for closed.
Veterinary drenching- bottle
Veterinary obstetrical forceps
Veterinaiy tooth-cutter
Veterinary tooth-cutter
Vibrating-piston engine
Vine-fastener -
Vine-fastener
Vine fastening. Grape-
Vine-stripper
Violin-bow holder
Violin finger-board
Violin-mute
Violin-pad
Violoncello-rod
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise. Bench-.
Name.
F. Filip
J. Tofclinson
N. E. Brown
W. H. Powers
M. D. Williamson
W. F. Hutchinson
A.S.Nichols
C. E. Francis
G. A.Oncken
C. Koster
O. Schlemmer
J. P. Harding
J. B. Watson and J. E. Douglas .
G. H. Maynard
J. A. Ashbnrn
W. T. Cottier
P. Goerlitz
E Voss
W. F. Wolfe
C. Ahrens
C. Franz and R. T. Merrill .
AV.E. Dodge ,
A. McDoiigail
G. W. Schermerhorn
K. Zertuche
E. Folsom ,
A. B. Combs...
G. T. Brewer..
S. Lacavalerie
L. N. Tonus - . .
J. M. Boorman
C. G. Lundborg .
A. McDougall ...
E. B. Petrie
J. and C. Taylor.
A. McDougall -..
A. McDougall - . .
F.E.Mills
E. P. Stratton -..
M. 0. Miltzlaflf . .
W. H. Bailey, Sr
N. C. Jessup
E. C. Akers
E. M. .Arnold
J. A. Bisceglia
W. A. andF. E. Turner
T. Klingbammer
J. Hadley and F. Foster
O. A.Bulette
A. H. and T. A. Schlueter
P. Schaefer
O. T. Bartholomew
J. J. Eobinson
H. 0. Stanbridge
W.E. Crist
T. Flesher
E.J. Fuller
G. E. Ryckman and M. Tucker.
M. Maples
J. H. White
W. W. Waring
H. W. Hoeft
E. Hagenow
W. H.Howe
T. M. Brintnall
J. L. Carpenter
J. W. Flowers
S.Frisbie
J. M. Lewis
R. S.Peabody
F. A. Pickering
H. C . Rasner
G.Siller
W.E. Snediker
W.E. Snediker
J. J. Tower
J. A. Ingalls
Ho.
T. J. Ryan
A. E. Anbry and G. H. Dawson
J. McCreery
W. M. Decker _.«
528,663
531,604
528,120
531,218
526,337
523,576
515,357
524.380
512,211
523,582
526,912
513,319
520,974
514,329
527,185
515,947
521,038
514,309
51.5,068
517,793
522,410
515,562
521,561
519,013
530,036
529,065
513.524
518,702
513,856
518,028
529,708
527,657
516,395
522,630
517,155
520,691
529,295
526,163
517,630
530,850
530,851
514,835
522,744
515,480
523,422
517,864
522,773
526,
536,
531
512,
515
524
517,
521
518,
522
515
521.
527,
525,
517.
517.
522,
524,
516